Lively Senate Debate Over Several Bills in Texas Legislature
In Austin, March 10, the Senate opens with inviting Gov Maneiro of Tamaulipas to a seat. Passages include Potters minor detention writs, Turney clerks fees cut, Grinnan bonds refunding, and a railroad lease bill. Debates over Greer for hotel fraud, normal school at Denton, and school fund investments dominate. Adjournment leaves Greer amendments and a dispute over germaneness unresolved.
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Court of Civil Appeal
Baliff
Supreme Court
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Court of Criminal Appeals
Misconduct in Office Charges Against McNall in Kansas
Topeka March 10 Charges against Insurance Commissioner Webb McNall filed with Governor Stanley by Arthur Capper publisher of the Topeka Mail and Breeze allege misconduct in office. The charges stem from operations of special agents assessing eastern insurance companies. Governor Stanley gives McNall time to answer. McNall says he will refute the charges but expects removal under state law. McNall, a Populist appointee, would have term ending July. his successor already appointed.
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Stanley
Arthur Capper
Topeka Mail
Breeze
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Mle Nall
Hts
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Miraculous Escape on Halstead Street Car
Fifty people narrowly escaped death on Halstead street when an open bridge caused a Chicago electric car to teeter over the river. The motorman, leaping into the water, saved himself after warning passengers as four were slightly injured in a frantic scramble for exits.
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Halstead Street
North Halstead Street Bridge
Riotous Tenth Immunes Patrol Through the South
A Raleigh dispatch reports the Tenth Immunes negro troops causing drunken rioting and gunfire from South Carolina to Weldon. The train halted briefly in Raleigh as men drank and disorder erupted. Houses, cattle, and schoolchildren were targets. several were wounded and officers lost control along the Seaboard Air Line.
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Raleigh
South Carolina
Henderson
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Here
Weldon
Guilty of Blackmail Verdict in Gould Case
Mrs. Margaret E B Cody convicted of attempting to blackmail George and Helen Gould in Albany. Jury out eight hours. mercy recommended due to her age. She fainted upon verdict and needed assistance back to jail.
Courthouse Burned at Cooper Texas
Courthouse a frame building burned Thursday in Cooper Texas. Insurance valued at 3000 dollars. Many papers destroyed though records were saved by vault storage.
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Cooper, Tex
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