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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1909

Page

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Democrats Form Fronnt Against Cannon For Speaker

Georgia delegation leads the caucus with a binding resolution to oppose Cannon and urge free debate and tariff reform. Henry of Texas presided as Clayton of Alabama was re elected chair to nominate a clerk for speaker and Robison of Arkansas became secretary. Underwood of Alabama presented a pledge to expand the rules committee to fifteen and revise house rules to curb the speaker’s power.

Washington Georgia Cannon House Henry Texas Clayton Alabama Robison Arkansas Underwood Congress House of Representatives Clark

Cannon for Senator

Washington reports a rumor that Speaker Cannon could win the U S Senate nomination from Illinois if he desires it. The deadlock over Illinois senatorial selection is linked to insurgent House members and opposition to Cannon for the speakership.

Washington Cannon United States Ilinois

Wright brothers order six aeroplanes from Loudon firm

London report says the Wright brothers placed a contract with a Loudon company for the construction of six aeroplanes, signaling expanding demand for early aviation technology.

London Wright Brothers Loudon

Kennedy resigns as speaker in state house

Austin March 15. When the house met A M Kennedy resigned as speaker saying he acted in line with the majority of the house. Chief Clerk Barker was asked to preside while a new speaker was chosen and Representative John Marshall of Grayson county was unanimously nominated and elected.

A. M. Kennedy Kennedy Barker John Marshall Grayson County

Cannon Elected Speaker of the House with 204 Votes

Washington March 15 Hon Joseph Cannon was elected speaker of the house of representatives of the Sixty first congress receiving 204 votes. Champ Clark 166 Cooper 8 Esch 1 Norris 2 Hepburn 1. Senate Republican committee named Aldrich chair Kean McComber Crane Flint Sutherland Curtis Borah Dixon.

Washington Hion Joseph Cannon House of Representatives Champ Clark Missouri Cooper Wisconsin Esch Norris Nebraska Hepburn Iowa Senate Republican Committee Aldrich Kean McComber Crane Flint Sutherland Curtis Borah Dixon McDowell House Taft Sherman Bacon and Clay Georgia McLaurin Mississippi Culberson Texas Tillman South Carolina

Spirited Away From Oklahoma County

Sheriff Sylvester Hanson of Murphysboro Illinois used governor papers to seize E A Hill from Muskogee Oklahoma and move him to a nearby station then board him on a Katy train. Hill, accused of land swindle by selling Lots at Nowata under false pretenses, was spirited out before habeas corpus could issue. Hill’s attorneys issued a warrant for the sheriff's arrest which was returned not found.

Sylvester Hanson Murphysboro Haskell E. A. Hill Hill Wybark Hanson Illinois Nowata Okla Wiinels

Deaths in church and whisky expert pass away

In Youngstown Ohio a church sermon ends with a parishioner’s sudden death from heart disease as Mrs Matilda Williams collapses. In Lexington Kentucky Patrick Lamphear, famed whiskey quality extractor, dies, known as the man with the golden nose for his skill and large salary.

Matilda Williams Lexington Patrick Lamphear America

Bishop Hoss Much Better

Baltimore reports on March 15 indicates physicians at Johns Hopkins hospital pronounce Bishop Hoss much improved after treatment and observation.

Bishop Hoss Baltimore Johns Hopkins Hospital

Eleven Prisoners Escape From Fort Worth Jail

Eleven inmates escaped Fort Worth city jail by digging a hole through the ceiling. Fourteen others remaining were released by the court for refusing to break jail.

Fort Worth

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