Philippine debate in senate and tariff bill actions
In Washington on February 12 a senate debate centers on the Philippine question with Mr. Platt of Connecticut and Mr. Hoar of Massachusetts. Platt defends progress against insurrection and school efforts in the islands, while Hoar ridicules and criticizes the Philippine commission. The day also includes passage of a constitutional amendment on inauguration timing and shifts in oleomargarine bill sentiment with amendments affecting state consumption and butter imitation terms.
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Washington
Senate
Platt
Connecticut
Hoar
Massachusetts
Teller
Colorado
Philippine Commission
Philippine
Friends of
James Boys Play Shut Down by Kansas City Judge
Kansas City judge grants Frank James injunction to halt the stage drama James Boys in Missouri depicting the outlaw brothers. Bond of 4000 required to cover potential losses. James and relatives contest portrayal without consent as it revives outlawry. Other items note Philippine statehood stance and Kiowa land leases.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Teasdale
Frank James
Udge Teasdale
James
Legislature Costs Across Twentieth Twenty-Third and Twenty-Seventh Sessions
A legislative committee report from Austin dated February 12 details total expenditures for the Twentieth, Twenty-Third and Twenty-Seventh legislatures. The Twentieth spent 24,760.86 with 14,343.36 in contingents. Twenty-Third spent 47,921.52 with 30,471.53 contingents. Twenty-Seventh spent 16,837 with 13,719.50 contingents plus earlier called sessions totaling 13,128.50.
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Austin
Twentieth House
Baseball player jailed for five years in Montana theft
Glendive Mont February 12 Jerry Mc Carty a baseball player has been sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary for theft of nearly fifteen thousand dollars worth of diamonds from trunks of C B Clausen traveling salesman for a Minneapolis jewelry house.
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Glendive
Mont
Jerry McCarty
State Penitentiary
C. B. Clausen
Minneapolis
Football Player Dead in Brooklyn After Game Injury
William Sen ate, 22, of Brooklyn, died from injuries sustained February 1 in a football game after being kicked. Reports also note Gen. Egbert Brown, commander at Brazos during the Civil War, died in West Plains at 85. burial planned in Cuba, Missouri. Representative Lewis of Georgia introduced a bill mandating 2 percent interest on government funds in national banks.
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New York
William Senate
Brooklyn
Washington
Lewis
Georgia
West Plains
Egbert Brown
Brazos
Tex
Cuba
Cotton weevil ravages prompt congressional relief plea
Senator Culberson of Texas argued for cotton growers relief citing the boll weevil has ruined 200000 bales in Texas last year and raised fears for central and southeastern cotton. Arizona exhibit display bill for St Louis exposition passed. Oleomargarine bill passed in House after motion to recommit failed 112 to 161.
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Washington
Senate
Congressional Relief
Culberson
Texas
Legislative Assembly of
Arizona
St. Louis
Philippines
Hohenzollern Makes Unscheduled Stop at New York Harbor
The German imperial yacht Hohenzollern arrived by Sandy Hook lightship this morning, a surprise since its itinerary planned Bermuda calls. It departed St. Thomas Saturday and was to sail to Bermuda, suggesting heavy weather prompted a direct route to New York.
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New York
Hohenzollern
Sandy Hook
Bermuda
St. Thomas
City Market Seeks Superior Livestock and Export Meat Cuts
City Market requests beef pork mutton and all market products in any quantity at fair prices. They pledge to buy only the best animals and will employ export meat cutters. Patronage from customers is appreciated.
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W. A. Reed
Parsons
Same
Bryan
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