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04 Mar 1911
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Charlotte News in Charlotte, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Charlotte News
Location
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1911
Page
1
Turbulent Scenes In House Tariff Bill Given Up
Turbulent House debate over a tariff bill ends unsettled as Democrats clash and a roll call proceeds amid confusion. Speaker Cannon relinquishes chair at 11:30 a.m. as Underwood takes the floor and Clark offers thanks in a Congress adjournment amid filibuster and protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
Cannon
Representative Underwood
Alabama
Clark
Congress
Failures Hit Haw River Mills Spark Bankruptcy Wave
A Greensboro report notes B S Robertson J A Trellinger and the Trellingwood Mfg Co file voluntary bankruptcy petitions. Granite Savings and Trust Co of Haw River closes. Trellinger's liabilities reach 20000 with 23000 assets. Trellinger presides at Trellingwood Mfg Co while Holt Granite Mfg Co remains less affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Trom Kiaw Rivey
B.S. Robertson
J. A. Trellinger
Trellingwood Mire. Co
Cronite Savings and Trust‘Co
Haw River
Trellinger
Troellingwood Mfg. Co
Holt Granite Mie. Co
Trollingwood Mfg. Co
S. Robertson
Ferzusen
J. R. Younes
Toollingwood Mfg. Co
Cgriffin
Burlitetes
Fries
Randleman Manufacturing Company
Naami Falls Manufacturing Company
Burlington O
Peary Hopes Blighted by Senate Block
Washington March 4 The final chance for congressional recognition of Robert E Peary’s North Pole claim faded as Senator Perkins blocked Senator Crane to include Peary’s promotion in the naval appropriation bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary
Associated Press
Washington
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Perkins
Crane
Pears
Fire kills six at Mistral Bros store in Center Texas
Six persons died and several were injured in a midnight fire at two Center Texas store buildings. Victims ingested by collapsing walls as stock was moved to the street. Names of the dead include Mrs. C. C. Lock and Will Booth with others reported missing. The loss is described as small and origin undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Center
Texas
C. C. Lock
Will Booth
Will Mull
Jack Davis
Clifton Woodson
Wood Dsmith
D. W. Pierce
Kirk Martin
Martin Davis
Mistral Bros
Resignation Offered by Senator Bailey of Texas
Senator Bailey of Texas has resigned from his post. He notified Vice President Sherman who refused to accept it. Bailey then wired his resignation to Governor Colquitt. Details continued on page nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agton
Bailexas
Ted
Sherman
Bailey
Colquitt
Texas
Sensation to be sprung before Recorder in Winn case
Louise Stevens and Dora Wilson, two women tied to the death of traveling man A. J. Winn of New Orleans, face a preliminary hearing at 3 PM in Recorder Smith’s court in Charlotte. Witnesses for both sides occupy the morning as attorneys Shannonhouse and Jones push for acquittal amid expected sensational testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Winn
New Orleans
D. B. Smith
Louise Stevens
Bora Wilson
Charlotte
Shannonhouse
Jones
Christenburys
Emily Costello
Leland
Linebach
C.S. McLaughlin
Frank Hovis
Shannonhouse and Jones
George W. Wilson
Dora Wilson
Winn
Leland Hotel
Vast
Recerdar Smith
Acwrit of
Waboas
Recorder’s Court
Christenbury
Smith
Scullion
Want Ad Offer in The News Page Eight
A short classified note promises quick contact through a want ad in The News. Rates are one cent per word and the service appears on page 8.
Two Women Face Court as Bail Hearing Looms
The report describes Louise Stevens and Dora Wilson awaiting a bail hearing. Stevens appears worn and dejected, while Wilson remains defiant and composed. Both will be escorted from jail in a closed carriage to a courtroom, with the hearing expected to be brief barring unforeseen developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Stevens
Dora Wilson
Newberry Aroused Over Murder
An angry mob in Newberry South Carolina searches for Sam Boozer a Black man who shot and killed James Gilliam a white man after a dispute with Boozer’s household women. Gilliam managed a farm ten miles from Newberry. Boozer’s wife was seriously cut in the earlier attack. A lynching is feared if Boozer is caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newberry
S. C
Sam Boozer
James Gilliam
Old Town
Gilliam
Boozer
Gillian
Honduras Names Francisco Berrand Provisional President
In Puerto Cortez Honduras on March 4 Letrand as President confirms Francisco Berrand as provisional leader until a successor to President Davila is elected in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letrand
Associated Press
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Francisco Berrand
Davila
Eight Injured In Southern Railway Derailment Near Bear Den
Eight people were injured when Southern Railway Memphis special No. 26 derailed one mile east of Bear Den Knoxville March 4. Injured include K. M. Hodge and several Bristol and Cleve land residents. the tender left the mail, all coaches left the track, telegraph lines were down for over two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Railway
Memphis
Bear den
Mall
Deaker Dowd Presented With Silver Service
Raleigh March 4 Members of the house presented Speaker W C Dowd of Charlotte with a silver service in appreciation of his impartial administration during the 1911 session. Dowd thanked the members amid applause. The Torrens land title bill passed the house 67 to 11 and went to the Senate which defeated a similar bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
House
W. C. Down
Charlotte
Turlington
Iredell
Dillard
Dowd
Senate
State Game Commission
Atlantic & Yadkin
Holgood
Ivurance
Baggett
General Assembly
Edgecombe
Halifax
Piedmont and Forsyth Railway Company
Congress Bills Yield Mixed Results From Session End
Washington reports a mix of positive and negative outcomes as the just-concluded session ends. Positive items include $300,000 for Panama canal fortifications, two new battleships, judicial code recodification, forest preserves, overseas embassy buildings, locomotive boiler inspections. Negative results cover failures on Canadian reciprocity, tariff board, statehood for Arizona and New Mexico, higher magazine ad rates, direct election of senators, general age pension, Ballinger Pinchot reports, ocean mail subsidy, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Panama Canal
Appalachian
White Mountains
Senate
Permanent Tariff Board
House
Arizona
New Mexico
United States
Ballinger Pinchot
Taft Calls For Extra Session Of Congress
President Taft announced plans to issue a call for an extra session of Congress. He indicated the session could convene on March 28 or April 4, and at 1 30 this afternoon confirmed April 4 as the start date, in line with Democratic leaders' wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Congress
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Vote on Measure Passes Amid Protest and Confusion
Prolonged scenes of confusion marked the vote on the measure as supporters and opponents clashed. The measure won passage along party lines with Democrats opposing, and the president’s favored bill carried through despite protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Stone
Senate debates on pensions and tariff board end in party line vote
Washington reports a 55 to 25 approval of the permanent tariff board after a long fight. The roll call featured Republican support and Democratic opposition with limited dissent from two Republicans and four Democrats. The session included disputes over recognition and parliamentary rulings as the roll began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I A
Washington, D. C
Senate
Permanent Tariff Board
Taft
Gore
Oklahoma
Bulkley
Connecticut
Heyburn
Idaho
Clark
Arkansas
Newlands
Nevada
Owen
Thornton
Louisiana
Bailey
Stone
Missouri
Beveridge
Tariff Board
Smoot
Mr. Beveridge
Senator Stone
Mr. Gore
Sherman
Mr. Stone
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Unul
Mack
Pres
Oathy
Caloptel
Ned
Crowhit House
Democrats
Sealer Payne
Foster
Illinois
Joe
New York
Palzell
Coys
Aber
Ratte Menier
Peat
Wilels
Haw Rive
Ak Peronns
Nator Bailey
Lorimer
Recorder Smith
Louise Stevens and
Dora Wil
Court House
Man
K. M. Hodge
Bristol
J. EB. Keeble
F. H. Pierce
J., M. Dawn
H. E. Wiley
A. P. Whaley
Cleveland
Lydia St. John
Bluff City
Sam Pleff
Rochester
N. Y
Deaker Dowd
Washington, D.D. C
McCumber
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Scott
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