Taylor Accepts Legislature Assembly in Louisville Crisis Eases
Governor Taylor decides not to sign the Louisville agreement and will let the legislature convene in the capitol. Troops ordered home, transport cars prepared as Adjutant General Collier and Republican leaders arrive from Lexington and London seeking arrests of absent Democrats. Both houses meet at noon and recess after routine business.
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Cecil
London
Cincinnati
John Marshall
Democrats Establish Government Headquarters in Louisville
Louisville reports the Democratic state government base moved to Louisville with Governor Beckham at Seelbach's hotel. Leader Castleman backs a peacekeeping plan, while Speaker Trimble and President Carter vow resistance to any arrest, aiming for joint action to protect rights.
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Seelbach’s
John B. Castleman
Frankfort
London
Castleman
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Spaaker Trimble
Carter
Senate
Marshall and Lincoln arrive as Kentucky crisis unfolds
London Kentucky February 10 Lieutenant Governor Marshall and Louisville attorney Lincoln arrived early today. Marshall said he is prepared to stay and does not anticipate trouble but cannot predict what may happen. Governor Taylor maintains his stance while mulling the conference agreement.
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Marshall
Lincoln
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Taylor
Urgent Arrest Warrants Move in Kentucky Senate Row
London Kentucky February 10 Demands for arrest warrants target absent Democratic members as sergeants move north. Louisville reports a prepared defense by Governor Beckham as state officers brace for possible power shifts amid Democratic consolidation.
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Cecil
House
Howard
Senate
Marshall
Hoon or Railway Trainmen’s Leading Influence
A description of the Railway Trainmen as one of the largest and most powerful labor organizations in the nation, noting its immense influence in the labor movement and its far reaching impact.
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Hoon
Insurance agent William M. Knapp dies by self infliction at Grace Hotel
Chicago February 10. William M. Knapp a special agent for Phoenix Insurance Company shot himself in the temple and mouth at the Hotel Grace. Authoritiescite temporary insanity as the likely cause of death by his own action.
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William M. Knapp
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Grace
Smallpox Found Mild in Two Rail Patients
Galveston reports two Black men arriving from Gulf points as patients of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway were Friday pronounced to have very mild smallpox. The note places emphasis on non-severe illness and railway hospital care.
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Galveston
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Millionaire August Herrmann Dies by Suicide in Sanitarium
New York report states August Herrmann a millionaire killed himself by cutting his throat with a razor at a private sanitarium in the city where he had been for treatment.
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August Herrmann
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