Debate on Cuba in Senate shifts focus amid crowding galleries
The Cuban debate in the Senate shows waning public interest as galleries fill to capacity. New York Senator Merill intends to vote against the conference report, arguing the resolutions cannot be amended and urging explanation of his stance.
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Arch bishop Peter Richard Nouriel Buried in Calvary Cemetery
Large crowds, about 123000, viewed the late archbishop's body in state. The funeral at Calvary featured a grand service with multiple archbishops, bishops, priests, and students, followed by interment in the cemetery under a ceremonial procession.
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Kentucky Capitol Sees Extra Police Amid Quorum Battle
The capital tightened security as Mayor Julian ordered about twenty more police to guard the capitol rotunda under Chief Tobin. House tensions rose over procedures as Republicans and Democrat allies fought to maintain quorum, while a Cuban officer interview from New York reports on Maceo Gomez and a growing Cuban force.
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Shake-up at Wichita police board appointment
Oscar Z. Smith named secretary of the police board as veterans depart in a sweeping change in Wichita Kansas officials. Chief C J Burrows and officers Ben Reynolds Henry Worby L W Haines Jacob Harmon A M Sutton and others were removed. Frank Burt becomes chief of police and Thomas C Wilson police judge with Ben Downing as clerk. New policy pledges strict enforcement. In Washington instructions expected to curb foreign access to official reports and military post admissions.
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No Settlement Yet and Alaska Territory Bill Progress
No settlement on the Venezuelan question is reached yet though authorities expect a satisfactory outcome. A House committee recommends creating a territorial government for Alaska and appointing a Congressional delegate. Also reports two cures from Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and severe cold.
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Cuban resolutions debated amid calls to frame intervention bill
Senate discussion centers on Cuba policy with Senator Sherman opposing aggressive threats and urging prudent action. The day includes a clash over the Dupont election case and remarks from Mr. Hill on framing bills to bolster defenses, while Lodge and Secretary Winey facts are cited but kept confidential.
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Matthews Talks Harrison Looms Behind Republican Nomination
Gov Matthews in Indiana asserts Harrison is likely nominee and could be stampeded at the convention. He favors Allison as a safe conservative but doubts Reed as a serious contender and labels Morton and others as marginal factors. Spanish paper claims Britain brokered a Cuba home rule deal with U S aid to suppress insurgents.
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Melville Salter Dies Former Kansas Lieutenant Governor
Melville J. Salter former Kansas lieutenant governor died at his country home near Fort Scott at 4 yesterday morning after illness from the grip The death follows his brief illness during a Republican county convention where he urged E H Funston of Allen county as a second choice for Congress Salter was noted as a leading Kansas politician.
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