Neely Rearrested in Cuba Finance Probe Bail Set at 50 000
O F W Neely former Havana post office finance chief is rearrested by a U S marshal in New York with bail fixed at 50000 He faces arraignment before Judge Lacombe as investigators allege unaccounted funds and irregularities in Cuban post department finances. The report cites Colonel Burton’s affidavit detailing 122656 received by Neely 77651 deposited and 45375 25 unaccounted for. The case accompanies other items from Austin San Antonio and Guthrie with rail and sugar mill notes.
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New York
O. F. W. Neely
Post Office Department
Havana
Cuba
United States
United States Marshal’s Office
Lacombe
Neely
Ludlow Street
George H. Burton
United States Army
Burton
Wood
Department of Posts
Mexico
Barton
Charles F. W. Neeley
Bureau of Finance
Exiled Politicians Visit Denison Hotel in Indianapolis
Charles Finley and W B Taylor of Kentucky spent the day at the Denison hotel in Indianapolis while local Republicans offered congratulations. Editorial criticism targets Governor Mount and questions the constitutional clause on delivering a charged person for custody. Ex Governor Taylor laments exile from birth state and family and contemplates future, including a possible Kentucky gubernatorial bid.
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Indianapolis
Charles Finley
Taylor
Kentucky
Denison
Independent
Mount
United States
Powers Arrested Near Bryant's Store in Barboursville Ky
Capt John L Powers linked to Goebel murder case is captured near Bryant's Store by Deputy Sheriff William Hinkle and George Faulkner. Judge Wyatt denies arrest after pardon from Gov Taylor is deemed valid. Crowds cheer as Powers is released on the pardon. See also notes on W S Taylor and Charles Finley in Indianapolis and Frankfort troop evacuations.
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Barboursville
John L. Powers
Goebel
Bryant
William Hinkle
George Faulkner
Powers
Frankfort
Wyatt
Gov
Taylor
Spooner Defends Philippine Policy in Senate
Senator Spooner of Wisconsin urged his bill to place Philippines administration with the president after insurrection ends, arguing the policy is the only honorable, feasible course. Later Senator Clark of Montana presented credentials as Hans of Montana was found hanging in a barn, a tragedy reported from Grand View, Texas.
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Washington
Senate
Spooner
Wisconsin
Philippines
Congress
Carter
Congress Adopts Army Bill Conference Report and Alaska Bill
The house spent the day on the Alaskan civil government bill with slow progress disposing of 24 pages. The conference report on the army appropriation bill was adopted. The senate amendment for a library at Manila was struck out. In Austin Texas counterfeit silver dollars circulate despite no arrests. In Washington Commissioner Wilson rules court directed bank checks are exempt from taxation.
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House
Conference
Senate
Manila
Austin
Tex
Washington
Wilson
Internal Revenue Bureau
United States
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Court of Appeals of
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Guthrie
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Cherokee Strip
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Greer County
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Adam J. Gibson
Gibson
Hutson
Ind
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Berlin
Reichstag
Richmond
Greensboro
Cumnock
M. H. James
Bryan
John Wittman
Burt Norwood
Bryan, Texas
Liza
Dray Line
F. A. Lee
Powers Arrested
Martinsville
Finley
Beckham
United States Supreme Court
Washington News
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Groce
Ries
Bryan Grocery Co
A. Searcy
Soohooo
Charlie’s
East Mainstreet Knox and Exposition Saloons
A. T. Clark
Railroad Street
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Orleans
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