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Laredo Weekly Times

Location

Laredo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1911

Page

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Colquitt Seeks Higher Prohibition Fraud Probers

Governor Colquitt urged the legislature to raise election law enforcement funding to 27500 and offer a 59 reward for poll tax fraud. Cullen F Thomas and William K E Hawkins were named as special prosecutors for the senate committee probing alleged statewide prohibition election frauds. The senate approved the increased allocation. the house backed the probe with 86 to 48. Committee members include Representatives Nichols Curreton Powell Brown Savage Williams and Bagby.

Associated Press Austin Tex Cullen F. Thomas William KE. Hawkins Dallas Senate Committee House Committee Colquitt House Cohamittee Nichols Cnurreton Powell Brown Savage Williams Bagby

Houston Police Begin Citywide Clean Up of Negroes

By Associated Press. Houston August. Police launched a vigorous clean up of African Americans in the city following the fatal shooting of Policeman John H. Cain and other attacks on officers. The claim is made that the city is full of worthless negroes unable to respond to calls for cotton pickers in this region.

Houston John H. Cain

Wool tariff bill sent to conference committee

Washington August 5 Senators La Follette and Underwood failed to agree on the wool tariff revision bill and forwarded it to the full conference committee of the house and senate for consideration.

Washington la Follette Underwood House Senate

Militia Pursues Bootlegger After Beebe City Marshal Slaying

Arkansas militia, about sixty men under Captain Crowdford, search near Beebe for Tom Choate who killed City Marshal A. J. Mercing amid an officer arrest warrant for bootlegging. The sheriff sought help and Governor ordered troops to the scene.

Associated Press Little Rock Arkansas Militia Crowdford Beebe Tom Choate A. J. Mercing Mercing Choate

Disapproved Helm Bill Causes War Dept Setback

Washington report states the war department disapproved Helm of Kentucky and his committee’s plan to tax Cuba to fund the second intervention. Secretary Knox letters show the president fears Cuba’s treasury cannot bear the demands, dimming Helm measure prospects.

Associated Press Washington War Department Helm Democrat Kentucky Committee the War Department United States Cuba Knox

Maine Disgusted With Prohibition Moves to Repeal

Maine voters face a September election to decide whether statewide constitutional prohibition, in force since 1854, shall stay or be removed. The campaign pits organized prohibitionists led by Mrs J L M Stevens against the Maine Non Partisan Local Self Government League, amid intense nationwide and international attention.

Augusta State of Maine Commonwealth Friends of Prohibition Maine Sunday School Association Prohibition JL. M. N. Stevens Portland United States Europe League

Roosevelt Answers Steel Trust Inquiry On Tennessee Coal and Iron

Former President Roosevelt testified before a congressional inquiry about the 1907 absorption of Tennessee Coal and Iron by United States Steel. He said Frick and Gary proposed the takeover to avert a banking panic and that he acted promptly as president to support the plan, believing it best for the country.

Associated Press Washington Roosevelt Congressional Steel Trust Tennessee Coal and Iron Company United States Steel Corporation Col. Roosevelt Frick and Gary United States Company Tennessee Stock Exchange

Copper mine operator Col W C Greene dies at 60

Naco Arizona reports the death of Col W C Greene a millionaire copper mine operator who succumbed today to acute pneumonia at age sixty.

Naco, Ariz W. C. Greene

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