Irish House of Commons Cloture Clash In London
LondonMarch 6 Disgraceful scenes in the house of commons followed Mr Balfours closure of education estimates denying Irish votes. Irish Nationalists shouted gag and resisted removal prompting six policemen to carry out each reluctant Member including Eugene Crean and others amid cries of God Save Ireland. About 50 Irish MPs remained, refusing to appoint tellers for a division.
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Balfour
Flavin
Trish
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Cork
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God Save
Treland
Messrs
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Patrick White
Patrick McHugh
William Landon
William Abraham
Patrick Dugan
Anthony Donelan
James Gilhooly
Thomas McGovern
Jeremiah Jordan
Mr. Balfour
House of Commons Scenes Stir London Amid Suspensions
London March 6 The House of Commons met amid high tension after last night’s disturbances. John Redmond challenged alleged wrongful suspensions of MPs including Jordan McGovern and Donlan, while a rule change by Mr. Balfour could make suspensions harsher to deter future revolts.
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House of Commons
St. Stephens
John Redmond
Redmond
Balfour
Messrs
Jordan
McGovern
Donlan
Failure of Searles as Signer Ties to Large Corporations
John E. Searles, noted financier and president of American Cotton, American Type Foundry, and Hyatt Roller Bearing, made an assignment for creditors to Edward F. Dwight. The move, described by Charles E. Hughes as protection for general creditors, does not affect the connected companies.
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John E. Searles
Edward F. Dwight
Searles
American Cotton Company
American Type Foundry Company
Hyatt Roller Bearing Company
United States
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Joseph Jefferson
Charles E. Hughes
Cuban Plan and U S Attitudes T: Cuban Plan and U S Attitudes
Washington officials reject Havana reports that General Wood urged Cuban constitutional delegates to ignore the Platt amendment and threaten a U S special session. They expect Cuba to eventually accept congress decisions, with military rule likely to continue until Congress acts again. Austin: Father Joseph Just, 28, instructor at St Edward's College, died after a fall from a third story window. Shreveport: A negro assaulted a white man's wife at her Blanchard parish home, while her husband worked nearby with a young child present.
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Cuba
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Oil Mill Planned for Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon moves to establish an oil mill this summer. A company is formed with J. F. Majors as president and a board including J. L. Rutherford T. A. Holder H. O. Dutton J. T. Smith and J. M. Dupree. Capital stock stands at 33000 with 10 percent paid in.
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J. L. Rutherford
T. A. Holder
H. O. Dutton
J. T. Smith
J. M. Dupree
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