Court Denies Xccia Appeal Over Jurisdiction
Judge Taft ruled that the federal court lacks jurisdiction and denied the appeal filed by Xccia, stating the matter must be pursued in another forum or dismissed. The decision closes the federal inquiry and directs further action as appropriate.
Review Possible Federal Review After Kentucky State Ruling
Judge Taft denies a preliminary injunction in Republican against Democrat cases from Kentucky. The ruling leaves open a possible appeal to the United States Supreme Court after state court hearings. Cincinnati lawyers and regional bar members attend. Bradley and associate counsel foresee next steps for Kentucky Republican state officers.
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Resolution in House Demands State Department Details
Washington February 15 a House resolution asks the secretary of state to inform the House whether Charles E Macrum told the State Department that his official mail to the United States was opened by a British censor in Durban and what steps were taken for an apology. It also probes a supposed secret USGB alliance claim. The resolution cites Senator Wheeler of Kentucky and moves to the foreign relations committee.
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Governor Taylor Battles Taft Ruling In Kentucky Contests
Frankfort Kentucky February fifteenth Governor W S Taylor reacts to Judge Taft ruling that federal courts lack jurisdiction in minor state officer contests saying the merits remain and that all legal remedies will be tried Beckham v Taylor seeks to oust him from the governorship with injunctions to stop him from exercising duties. The state canvassing board will rule on minor officers in 3 to 4 days. Paris February fifteenth port warnings report wrecks and damage from a Wednesday gale including a stranded vessel near Brest four bodies recovered and the battleship Admiral Dupierre drifting ashore briefly.
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Clark investigation testimony in Wellcome disbarment case
Washington February 15 Justice Hunt of the Montana supreme court testified about four conversations with his family physician Dr William Tracy of Helena. He said the doctor described a man with 100000 dollars wanting to influence the Wellcome disbarment case. Hunt refused any bribe, asserting no money could sway his conscience. Coffeyville Kansas jail break nine of eleven inmates escaped by loosening a wall stone, creating an opening to the corridor then fleeing after extinguishing stockade gaslights.
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Independent Telephone Convention Ends With Major Association
Representatives from numerous companies attended the independent telephone convention in session here where a permanent association was formed. Officials say it was the largest meeting of its kind ever held in the South.
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Bishop Fitzgerald in Hot Springs Rally After Stroke
In Hot Springs Arkansas on February 15 Bishop Fitzgerald of the Arkansas diocese had been near death from a paralysis stroke but has rallied and doctors now believe he will recover.
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France to avoid Hay-Pounceforte intervention
A Paris cable to The Herald states France has no plan to intervene in the Hay-Pounceforte treaty and is satisfied with the canal’s neutrality. The message notes France agrees with the Nicaraguan canal proposals.
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Carnegie Refuses Interview Over Frick Suit
Fernandina Florida February 15 Andrew Carnegie declines to be interviewed about the lawsuit filed by Henry Clay Frick in Pittsburgh.
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Senator Tillman backs Lentz for vice president nomination
In Washington on February 15 Senator Tillman of South Carolina expressed support for Congressman John G Lentz of Ohio as the Democratic ticket vice presidential nominee. He also said Lentz appeared best positioned for the nomination among those linked to it. Telephone Convention Charlotte February 15 about 6¢.
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