Supreme Court rules on Ohio lieutenant governor vacancy
The Ohio Supreme Court held that Governor Nash must appoint a lieutenant governor to fill Nippert’s unexpired term. Nippert’s term would have ended the second Monday of January 194. Governor Wash promptly appointed Harry L. Gordon to the post.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court
Nash
Nippert
John L. Tranger
Wash
Johnson
Cleveland
Harry L. Gordon
Toledo
Ripper
Roger Law
Assembly
Senate
Harry L.gordon
Cincinnati
Tor
Carl L. Nippert
Carl Nippett
State Senate of
Kansas
Platt Delays Dredging Patent Up for Seventeen-Year Extension
Washington June 26 Senator Platt discovers an octopus in the dredging bill and triggers a lobbying on behalf of Alphonse B. Bowers. The dredging patent would extend for seventeen years as the bill advances through a Senate eager to adjourn. The tie to river and harbor work and the Panama Canal drives intense lobbying by Bowers and allies.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Committee On Patents of
The
Senate Today
Alphonse B. Bowers
Mason
Illinois
Congress
Senate
Senator Platt
Connecticut
Mr. Platt
Bowers
War Department
Panama Canal
Nelson
Senator Nelson
Kentucky
House Passes Philippine Civil Government Bill in Congress
The House voted 141 to 97 to approve the Philippine civil government bill largely as reported by the committee, with McCall voting with Democrats. The Senate version differs mainly on a two house legislature and broader rights. the Panama Canal conference report was adopted 252 to 8, sending the measure to the President.
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Philippine Civil
Panama
Bill
Roosevelt
Washington
McCall
Massachusetts
Patterson
Tennessee
United States
Taft
Grosvenor
Ohio
Cooper
Wisconsin
Littlefield
Maine
Senate
Philippines
Philippine Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
Islands
Woods
House Committee On Rules
Porto Rico
House of Representatives
Internal Revenue
New York ’ & St. Louis
Chicago & Erie
Calumet River
Hammond
Ind
Norbeck exposes bribery schemes in Minneapolis case
Deputy sheriffs guard trains leaving Minneapolis and St Paul as ex detective Norbeck confesses to grand jury detailing widespread police bribery. Indictments expected for many officials. Mayor Ames reportedly away in West Baden as his rented home is stripped by a dealer.
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Commercial Tribune
Minneapolis
Minn
St. Paul
Christopher C. Norbeck
Grand Jury
Grand
Norbeck
Ames
West Baden
Ameer of Afghanistan Marries Daughters to Chiefs
Advices from Cabul report that Hamib Dullah Khan married six of his daughters in early June to prominent chiefs including the commander in chief of Afghan forces.
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Ameer
Peshawar
Cabul Say
Afghanistan
Hamib Dullah Khan
Roosevelt Starts Home After Washington Trip
New London notes President Roosevelt departed for Washington and expected to arrive at 7 30 o clock tomorrow morning.
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Roosevelt
New London
Conn
Washington
King Edward Lingers in Recovery Amid Ill News
London dispatch reports ongoing concern over King Edward's condition with renewed pain after a recent surgical wound. Queen Alexandra stays by his side as doctors monitor recovery and his appetite. Royal pardons and illuminations plans are discussed amid coronation era duties.
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W. R. Hearst
London
Edward
Associated Press
Alexandra
Joseph C. Dimsdale
Alevandra
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Gordon
Man
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