Cuban Delegates Question Washington Plan Amid Crisis
Havana reports say Cuban convention members will resist the Cuban amendment defining Cuba's relations with the United States. The amendment, seen as an attack on sovereignty, would grant U S supervision of treaties, offer coaling and naval sites, and seek Pine Isle inclusion. Delegates consider dissolving the convention, while Governor-General Wood and Senor Tamayo urge restraint and orderly work on electoral law.
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Five Republicans Bolt in House Over Spooner Amendment
The House adopted Senate amendments to the army appropriation bill by 189 to 134, granting the president broad power under the Spooner amendment to shape Philippine governance. Four Republicans broke ranks, with others denouncing imperial aims as supporters argued temporary control would become permanent. The session included heated exchanges, a late roll call, and a recess for unanimous consent legislation as debates continued on related measures.
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Inaugural Parade Compromise Aims at Veterans Involvement
Washington reports a compromise between the inaugural committee and war veterans over parade precedence. Veterans will serve as honorary escort from the White House to the Capitol, while other units including Marines and civic participants prepare to join under General Howard and Colonel Pope.
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Young chorus girl Pauline Tyler presumed to have died by her own hand
Pauline Tyler a 20 year old chorus girl who came to Boston last September vanished from 63 Columbus Avenue last Monday. Needy and ill she had applied to theaters for work but found none and reportedly spoke of dying if no employment arose. A Keith's Theatre agent offered immediate work the day of her disappearance.
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Weather Outlook Shifts From Rain To Cold Sun
Saturday brings cloudy skies with light showers and warm air before a windy night turn to northwest during the weekend. Sunday turns generally fair and colder with brisk to strong winds on coastal regions. Weather notes from Washington indicate rain and snow across parts of Alabama Georgia Tennessee New England and the Middle Atlantic while the Pacific coast and Montana report rain.
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Sunday Post Contest Closes With Rush Of Ballots
The Sunday Post voting contest closed at 6 pm with a rush of competitors and friends delivering ballots. Mails added to the inflow and tabulation began immediately, with results to be announced in tomorrow’s issue of the Sunday Post which offers 3500 in prizes to the winners.
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Bay State Man Selected for Navy Post
Washington March 1 President nominates Edward B. Goodhue of Massachusetts to be an assistant paymaster in the Navy in a Senate submission.
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Cromwell Named To Command South Atlantic Station
Washington March 1 Rear Admiral Bartlett J Cromwell commandant of the Portsmouth Navy Yard has been chosen to succeed Rear Admiral Schley as commander of the south Atlantic Station Rear Admiral John J Read will take over the Portsmouth yard and Admiral Read is to retire home at his early summer
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