Regretful Senate Break Seen In Oleomargarine Debate
Washington July 21 The senate debates oleomargarine taxing policy as Ingalls challenges officials and Hatch defends dairy industry. The House later votes to reduce tax to four cents per pound and adds protections. a conference follows.
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Senator at Issue on California Senate Vacancy Crisis
In San Francisco and Sacramento debates roil as Governor faces a special session to address the succession for the United States Senate. Republicans seek to block a vote while Democrats push to fill Miller's seat. legality hinges on state versus federal constitutional lines and the governor’s approval. The extra session opened amid memorials for deceased members, with adjournment possible if plans falter.
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Local Option in Indiana and Diverse Political Turmoil
A Indiana temperance Republicans mass meeting backed local option by counties and districts, appointing delegates to the national anti-saloon conference in Chicago. Democratic and Republican factions across several states discuss conventions, strategies, and potential cross-state alliances amid contested nominations.
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McCormick riot sparks deadly crowd attack aftermath
Reports recount a speech provoking a mob that attacked McCormick workmen amid a riot. Articles and translations printed in multiple languages circulated as police investigated the event and its aftermath. The piece notes subsequent threats and calls for revenge in the crowd.
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Grand Parade of Nations Opens Bi Centennial Festivities
Albany crowds line streets as a multinational parade moves through the city amid martial drums and decorated floats. Participants from Ireland, Germany, France and Canada march in kilts and banners while spectators celebrate with regatta plans and a memorial oak ceremony.
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