County Unit Bill Defeated in Kentucky Senate
Franks Frankfort dispatch reports the county unit bill failed in the Kentucky Senate 16 to 13 after a vote to call it up. The House quarreled over a bipartisan board bill for charitable institutions and adjourned without a quorum. Governor Willson plans a special session to push tobacco relief and the county unit bill.
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Democrats Vote Against Auditor Probe in Ohio Senate
The Democratic majority in the Ohio Senate rejected a nonpartisan inquiry into the Auditor's office and related bodies by 19 to 12. The vote, along party lines, upheld a Democratic-led probe focusing on state financial offices, with no cross-party support.
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Taft Voices Civil Rights Support Before Brooklyn Audience
Secretary Taft told a Brooklyn Plymouth Church crowd that the United States will advance the colored race through education and industry. He dismissed fears of southern Negro domination and urged continued progress, following remarks by Booker T. Washington and Hampton Institute leaders.
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Federal Temperance Bills Declared Unconstitutional
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee voted 3 to 2 to declare unconstitutional all bills aimed at removing federal barriers to states regulating liquor traffic. Hearings covered most of the current session as supporters of prohibition pressed measures like the Tillman and Bacon bills, but no final action was taken.
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Telegram Reveals Senate Subcommittee Action In Washington
Secretary David Staub of the National Wholesale Liquor Association said he received a Washington telegram noting a Senate Judiciary Committee subcommittee action. The message, sent to his representative, indicates an official development awaiting further details.
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Michigan Rioters Destroys Star Theater and Clashes with Police
About 2 000 University of Michigan students rioted in Ann Arbor tossing eggs rocks and tearing the Star Theater. Police fired no mayhem, 22 students jailed. mayor sought National Guard aid but local rules blocked it. An earlier Saturday ejectee forestry student Kamm from Kentucky featured in the disturbances.
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Ex-President of Trust Company Arrested in Misappropriation
Daniel Leroy Dresser, former president of the Trust Company of the Republic that liquidated years ago, was arrested in New York on a warrant accusing him of misappropriating 4000 dollars. He was arraigned and paroled to his counsel. Dresser was a notable figure in New York dry goods trade and linked to the United States Shipbuilding Company through the Trust Company of the Republic.
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Daniel Leroy Dresser
Trust Company of the Republic
Michigan solon accused of fraud in grand Rapids
Representative Jeremiah H. Anderson was arrested on a warrant after an Ingham County Grand Jury indictment. He is charged with false pretenses in submitting and collecting an expense account for a Senate and House Fish Committees trip through Michigan about a year ago. He allegedly traveled only a short distance but claimed the full trip.
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Jeremiah H. Anderson
Ingham County Grand Jury
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Tillman faults the president for panic in crisis
Senator Tillman assails executive overreach in a Senate speech charging Roosevelt with causing economic ills. He cites press reports of a truce with rich malefactors and amnesty for past trust offenses while criticizing labor and capital policies mixed with a Supreme Court interpretation. The resolution to study New York banks was adopted.
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Gould Line Machinists Strike Denver Shops
One thousand five hundred machinists boiler makers and related trades in the Denver and Rio Grande shops began a strike after manager A C Ridgeway refused concessions at a final conference. W J McQueeney of the machinists National Organization predicted the strike would spread to other Gould roads and across the United States. Contracts with the unions were abrogated, and talks had been held since a previous posting of such an order.
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W. J. McQueeney
A. C. Ridgeway
United States
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Ate
Eto Omenens
Mt Way
Call for Sunday Critics in Anglo American Competition
Readers are invited to submit about 200 word criticisms of the current Anglo American Competition installment. Prizes awarded weekly and grand prizes total 350 dollars funded by The New York Herald. Send opinions to The Commercial Tribune with full name and address on the criticism and coupon by the stated deadline.
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Port au Prince Fright as Massacre Fears Mount
Port au Prince is swept by fear amid rumors of a potential massacre as streets tighten and residents seek safety. Officials urged calm while assisting vulnerable communities and monitoring signals of escalating violence.
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