Kelley Arrested in Philadelphia on Bribery Charge
Charley F. Kelley former speaker of the Lewes delegates was arrested in Philadelphia after arriving on the Colite from Liverpool. He awaits a magistrate hearing with regulatory papers from Missouri. Kelley claimed he faced charges and intended to return to St Louis.
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Revision of Tariff Sparks Early Extra Session Debate
Washington reports show Representative Payne and Senator Hansborough clashing over tariff revision with calls for an early extra session. Hansborough argues for a timely but prudent revision while Payne cautions against rushed action and signals possible hearings on reciprocity treaties and broader tariff reform.
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Cuban Cabinet Meeting Sparks Nationalist Party Split
At a Havana cabinet meeting President Palma accepted the resignation of Secretary of Government Tamayo and discussed replacing him. Zaldo warned Tamayo would resign if Palma did not, while talks hinted at combining posts for state and government secretaries. A general strike threat looms as major reform proposals are debated and a mayor and police chief may be replaced.
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Hyde Case Sparks Debate Over Committee Report
Washington dispatch reports the committee investigating the nation’s basic trade agencies exonerated Hyde while provoking controversy. The Journal of Commerce questions the process, alleging influence by Statistician Hyde and suggesting others framed the release before official publication.
Lawyer claims proof of innocence in Patrck case
A New York lawyer for Albert T. Patrck says he can prove Patrck’s innocence when the motion for a new trial is heard next Monday. He declined to comment further as rumors spread that Jones and Mee are discredited, while the defense weighs new phases and potential testimony.
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Crisis in Venezuela Drives Anglo American Settlement Talks
London reports a secret Venezuelan delegation arrived aiming to settle debts and diplomatic demands with foreign powers. Britain Germany and the United States weigh a unified plan with banking officials. secrecy remains tight as negotiations continue.
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Untitled Defence Remarks Describe Case And Trial Reference
The defense outlines parts of the case after Patrick’s trial, noting little remains and that the matter was largely settled there. It hints the defense will reveal what it has on the issue and suggests the outcome may hinge on the hadn scheme surrounding the mur brises.
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Brown at Washington he wants Houston postmastership
George F P Brown of Houston arrived in Washington with backing from a Texas national committeeman. He held a conference with Natinal Committee chairman Fawley's private secretary and planned a bold push for the Houston postmaster appointment. C M McDowell filed for the North Texas marshal position and may leave his duties to Hawley to pursue the post.
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Texans Organize New York Alumni Association
In New York City on November 2 a meeting of former Texas students formed a Texans organization. John Lew Hrepoelstered temporary chair, Tanner as secretary, and a committee drafted by‑laws and planned a permanent officers slate. A press committee was chosen and memorial resolutions for Colonel Thomas P. Ochiltree were adopted.
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Grand jury report attacks city officials in voter fraud probe
The October grand jury submitted its report in St Louis on November 29, condemning election law changes and city officials linked to hoodlum cases. It details fraudulent voting charges against four men and indictments against Portles and others. Circuit Attorney Joseph W. Folk praised the bribery investigations and urged enforcement.
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Miners Promise Statistics and Wage Talks Underway
Scranton reports coal leaders plan statements on wages and policies. Attorney Darrow notes ongoing efforts with the Poleed Mine Worker and union officials to prepare factual submissions ahead of next week. President Mitchell appears set to meet with representatives as the commission work continues.
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Reciprocity League Debut Honors Chicago Convention
The Reciprocity League held its debut in Chicago on November 28 and planned a national conference in Detroit. Key speakers discussed advancing reciprocal laws and the league’s aims to standardize agreements nationwide.
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