Zion City Court Turmoil Over Assault Case
In Zion City Chicago March 6 a court hearing for Jesse Buell ended in disorder as Buell's attorney C L Forby allegedly defied Judge Betows. Forby was jailed after a contempt threat and a scuffle with constables. Veliva loyalists attacked the jail but police repelled them. The incident occurs amid rising tension before a March 14 election.
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Chicago
Zion
Jesse Buell
Betows
Buell
C. L. Forby
Lwwyer
Forby
Veliva
Waukegan
John Alexander Dowie
Voliva
Volta
Hoar Proposes Jury Trial For Contempt Cases
Senator Roger Sherman Hoar of Concord introduces a new contempt bill to allow jury trial on the factual question of whether the defendant committed the alleged act in proceedings for injunction violations. If no jury is sitting, a venire will issue to empanel a jury immediately.
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Roger Sherman Hoar
Concord
Ministers Adjourn Crane Condemnation Over Lorimer Vote
The Congregational Ministers Association deferred condemnation of U.S. Senator Winthrop Murray Crane regarding the Lorimer case. A five member committee will confer with Crane to learn his reasons for voting to let Lorimer keep his Senate seat. Reverend George Luther Cady of Dorchester had introduced the condemnation resolution.
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United States
Winthrop Murray Crane
Lorimer
Congregational Ministers’ Association
Pilgrim Hall
Crane
George Luther Cady
Dorchester
Senate
East Boston Court House Plan Advance Reported
The committee on cities reported yesterday a bill by Mayor Fitzgerald authorizing Boston to take land for the proposed East Boston court house and police station.
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East Boston Court House
Committee On Cities
Fitzgerald
Boston
East
Boston Court House
New Rules Committee Formed in 62d Congress
Washington March 6 The rules committee one of the most powerful House panels with Representative Robert L Henry of Waco Texas at its head was formally created by the new House ways and means committee at its first meeting today The seven Democratic members named are Robert Lee Henry Edward W Poll Thomas W Hardwick Augustus O Stanley Finis J Garret Martin D Foster and Matthew R Denver all from various states
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Washington
Rules
House
Robert L. Henry
Waco
Texas
New House
Ways and Means Committee
Robert Lee Henry
Edward W. Poll
Smithfield
N. C
Thomas W. Hardwick
Sandersville
Augustus O. Stanley
Henderson
Fin
Fitzgerald
New York
Underwood
Alabama
Henry
Clayton
Adamson
Georgia
Flood
Virginia
Hay
Robinson
Arkansas
Padgett
Tennessee
Jones
Stephens
Lloyd
Missouri
Faso
Louisiana
Richardson
Finley
South Carolina
Lever
Beall
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Burnett
Heflin
Ansberry
Ohio
Lindsay
Smith
Kerbly
Indiana
Carter
Oklahoma
Denver
Collier
Mississippi
Pacific
Slayden
Sulzer
Johnson
District of Columbia
Kentucky
Rucker
Clark
Florida
Hansbrook
Foster
Ilinois
Sheppard
Goodwin
North Carolina
Watkins
Moon
Ransdell
Sparkman
Sims
Dalzell
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Congress faces tariff reform debate and committee reshuffle
A committee of 11 discusses tariff revision methods with proposals for wholesale or schedule by schedule changes. It weighs eliminating 600 Capitol offices and potential $100,000 yearly savings. A long list of chairmanships and appointed members spans many states and agencies. The new rules panel shows a near-total turnover from the old committee.
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Messrs. Clark
Underwood
Senate
Bryan Bryan Bryan Guess In Boston City Club Tour
William Jennings Bryan arrives from the West at 9 15 am at South Station greeted by a Boston City Club delegation. A luncheon follows at Beacon Street clubhouse then a 6 pm dinner for 800 guests with speeches. He will speak on Western Reforms at Ford Hall under Boston City Club auspices.
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William Jennings Bryan
Boston City Club
Beacon Street
Foss
Frothingham
Norman H. White
George Fred Williams
Joseph Walker
James M. Head
Nashville
Tenn
Bates
Brackett
Samuel J. Hilder
Bryan
Ford Hall
East
West Virginia Ordered to Pay Virginia Debt
The U S Supreme Court, acting as a board of auditors, ruled West Virginia must contribute 7 million dollars toward Virginia’s 33 million debt created when Virginia split to form West Virginia. The decision resolves a long standing financial obligation between the states.
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Washington
Board of Auditors
Supreme Court of the United States
West Virginia
Virginia
Supreme Pas
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