Senate Passes Bill Transferring Signal Service to Agriculture
Washington February 23 The senate debated amendments to the bill creating a department of agriculture and labor. Weather service and its personnel would transfer to the new department. A long discussion followed on the personnel and compensation of signal service staff. The vote on the transfer section was 87 to 15 in favor. The house then passed Belmont’s retaliatory bill to block new legislation. Adjourned.
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Bureau of Agriculture
Washineton
Department of Agriculture and Labor
Jones
Arkansas
Senate Committee On Agriculture
House
Signal Service Bureau
Morgan
Weather Service
Allison
Harrison
Signal Service
Army
Morgin
Burdau
Interior Department
Bureau of Labor
Department of Agriculture
Beluont
Edwaurd
Brockenrluge
Post Office
Foreign Mall Service
Central
South America
WaAsniwaTon
United States
Red River
Nurtby
Rocky Fork & Cookerty Railroad Company
Crow Indian
Montane
Commissioners of Agriculture
Bragg
Wisconsin
Sry
Tim
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Maine
Chamberlain
Palmer
Ilinois
Cox
Henderson
Iowa
Congress
Hepburn
White House
Jr. Watson
Indiana
Cleveland
Matson
Capitol Scare Sparks Minneapolis Rival Plans for State House
Reports from St Paul on February 28 describe a capitol scare that spurred Minneapolis backers to raise funds for a two million dollar building between the prizes, while Duluth and Ramsey county seek cap itol relocation. Senate and House actions cover railroad passes, 20 percent freight cuts, and rail yard controls.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Williwn
Donnelly
Donnnelly
Mantean
St. Pawn
Mattson
Duluth
Reese
Death in South Heart Prompts Identity Inquiry
A South Heart special reports the death of Peter Gibbons by freezing on February 18. Ella Gibbons of Sims seeks further inquiry, believing the deceased may be her father's brother who once lived in Chicago, hoping to establish his identity. Local parties urged to correspond to resolve the mystery.
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South Heart
Peter Gibbons
Taetutina
Ella Gibbons
Sims
Chicago
Lieutenant Governor Injunction Denied by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court declines to grant an injunction in the Smith-Roverson case, ruling lack of jurisdiction and that the matter must be decided by the general assembly. Also reports a prize fight, a minor earthquake recording, a Dakota bank opening, lumber stock attachment, and county bond authorizations in short notices from Feb 23 to Feb 28.
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Greenville
Miss
Leotn
Landing
Black~ Smith
Leota
Frankel Nims
Supreme Court of Tudiune Efuves
Inmanarolis
Supreme Court
Smith-Rovertson
General Assembly
Billy Wilson
Harry Woodson
Exposition Rink
Kido
Woodson
Voreian Elections and Canadian Dominion Results
Election returns show 70 conservatives and 21 immortals among 85 districts in Germany. 110 conservatives and 86 liberals plus independents in Canada. US items note a suppressed letter to Brooklyn Young Democrats and union labor committee deliberations in Cincinnati. polling for St Paul and Minneapolis concerts draws large crowds.
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Canada
Bury
Berra
Prince Bismarck
Centre
Toronto
Roturda
Democrats Forcibly Oust Robertson in Indiana Senate
INDIANAPOLIS Feb 24 Col Robertson attempted to take the chair in the Indiana senate but was forcibly removed by the doorkeeper and banished from the chamber. During the melee Johnson accused the doorkeepers, McDonald and Demotte clashed, and a sergeant forced Demotte to the floor. Republicans refused recognition as Robertson claimed the party would be driven from power for a generation.
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Indianapolis
Col. Robertson
Senate
Fnally
Green Smith
Johnson
Parsons
McDonald
Demotte
Robertson
Thompson
Jasper
Kennedy
Bush
Republican House
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Ensign
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Dax
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Aberdeen
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New Rockford
Dr. Harcourt
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Jane
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Luggan County
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Cee En
Old Country
Highmore
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Brown
Frevericros
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St. Pam
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St. Petersburg
Andrew D. White
Cornell University
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Wasnisaron
Physicst Laboratory
Dakota
Tivnon
Pioneer Press
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National Bank of Dakota
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JO. Kemp
Bankers’ Association
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Democratic Party
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Union Labor Convention
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