Supreme Court Hearings on Porto Rico and Hawaii Pilotage
The Supreme Court opened as senators and attorneys argued whether Porto Rico ports are foreign and if Hawaii is part of the United States for customs. Arguments covered pilotage, domestic status, and the reach of annexation and tariffs affecting New York, San Juan, and San Francisco trade.
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United States Supreme Court
Charles Huh Va
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company
Lindsay
Pilotege
Porto Rica
Congresa
United States
San Juan
Congress
United Browns
Porto Rico
Porto Hiad
Rhein
George W. Crommin
Hawaii
Custom House
New York
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Toe
Hawaiian Islands
United State
W. W. Wickham Smith
Pooda Iho
Hawai Ag Islands
Kavenkheen
Hanabap Islands
Authen
United Faget
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Yates Silke
Arizona
Newezico
Oklahoma
Sanay Roe
Okie Ore Ee
Weather observations and forecasts across regions
Washington and multiple states report winds and temperatures with forecasts for Tuesday through Wednesday. Weather bureau observations collected by the station network indicate variable wind directions and notable differences in regional readings across Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Nebraska with forecasts suggesting fair to improving conditions in most areas.
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Washington
Texas
Louelsoa
Wiahema
Indian Territory
Hazers at West Point face disciplinary probes
Fragmentary report describes investigations into cadet conduct at West Point on January 14. The incident involves actions by a cadet group and the faculty committee, with unclear outcomes and several names partially legible.
Carnegie Denied It The Morning Rumor About Steel Buyout
New York January 1 The Beening Peat reports Andrew Carnegie denied yesterday’s stories that J Vierwent Morgen & Co were preparing to buy Carnegie Steel. No deal has been offered or agreed.
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Carnegie
New York
Beening Peat
Andrew Carnegie
Komeelf
J. Vierwent Morgen & Co
Carnegin Steel Company
Senator Berry Proposes Philippines Proclamation Amendment
Senator Berry of Arkansas offers an amendment to the army reorganization bill. It would require the president to proclaim that the United States relinquishes sovereignty over the Philippines within days of the law taking effect, except for pacification.
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Werovides
Wurpere
United States
Philippines
Tecome
Senator Mor ron reports on the Nicaragua canal traffic impact
Senator Mor ron submitted a report with Prof Emory Johnson detailing canal traffic resources and its effect on U S commerce. Estimates claim the canal will yield high profits, with projected traffic of 9.43 million tons for the United States and 58.7 million tons overseas after opening, rising to over 11 million tons by 1940.
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Washington
Morron
Nicaragtian
Emory, Johnson
United States
Morgan Gavn
Lahmlag
Coonlerion
Quay Favored In Pennsylvania Senate Contest
Indications point to M. Quay winning the Pennsylvania senate race as the joint republican caucus nominates him. Democrats back Calop Jones and M. Guffy faces anti Quay splinter. James Guffy of Pittsburg wins unanimous nomination for US senator by the joint caucus.
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Harlin
Tilinoin
Porto
Cariaio
Joslee Harken
Pettigrew
the United Sives
Horriaburg
Quay
Calope
Jones M. Guffy
Pittsburg
James Guffy
United States
Patterson favored by fusion caucus for U S senator
Denver January 14 The Jost caucus of fusion members of the legislature decided to support Thomas M Patterson of Denver for United States Senator to succeed Seualuy Wolsvit. Patterson received seventy four votes on the first ballot. Ex Governor Charles H Thomas, Patterson's leading opponent, had withdrawn before the joint ballot.
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Denver
Col
Fusion
Legelature
Thomas M. Patterson
United States
Charles H. Thomas
Patterson
Cane Vy
Bailey Inquiry Moves Toward Prosecution Delay
The Bailey investigation progresses as McFall refuses to prosecute Bailey and Attorney General Smith agrees to testify. The committee adjourns to allow time for any replacement prosecutor and for all parties to appear and present their cases before the panel.
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Bailey
Prince
Johnson
Smith
MéPau
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Ita
Decker
Texay
Fallow
Waters- Merceid
TeRiainturg
Idan
United State
Thie Min McFall
Mr. Little
Mclall
Hop
D. A. McPall
Austin
Texas
Son
A. ©. Cole
J. W. Bailey
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