Army General Staff Bill Sparks Resignation Threat
Washington March 20 Gps Miles ton I told the senate committee that if Hawley’s army general staff bill becomes law he would resign his commission. He argued the measure would subvert military unity and he would not serve under such a regime. The hearing was closed and Miles criticized the proposed plan for command of the army by a president directed general staff. The debate touched on the bill’s allocation of duties between the commander in chief and the chief of the general staff.
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Irish nationalist John Dillon suspended in Commons
In London on March 20 John Dillon, an Irish nationalist, was suspended from the House of Commons after calling Joseph Chamberlain a damned liar during a heated exchange. The session included sharp exchanges over the Boers and a clash involving Dixon and Union supporters, ending with Dillon refusing to withdraw the remark as a suspension vote passed by a large majority.
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Evans Amnesl 1 Prem Washington Report Claims Interior Secretary Post
A Chattanooga report claims H. Clay Evans pension commissioner will become interior secretary replacing Ethan Allen Hitchcock. Evans plans retirement amid veteran groups’ opposition. President endorses Evans. mentions a possible diplomatic post as ambassador to Mexico succeeding Pliny Clayman.
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Aid for Misouri drought farmers in seed and supplies
Secretary Molva Poo announced immediate relief for the drought disaster area of Missouri. 4,000 half bushel sacks of seed corn 530 packs of seed cotton and 23 003 packages of garden seeds slated for rapid distribution, with warnings that no further appeals will be honored.
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Kansas News Briefs Roundup From Vaatt To Washington
Kansas briefs report rain in Vaatt and a fatal northbound Santa Fe crash near Topeka. charter grants in Syracuse and Pittsburg. Baker University baseball practice underway. county Republican convention in Washington selects delegates. Kansas Day speaker at Newtrol decorations day. sheriff’s party to Stuart, Illinois for Hindbeugh theft case. General Funs tow departs to Colorado assignment and visit to Kansas. Christian Mass pastor dies in City with health declines. notes mention Patriarchs Achilles I and Patagonia references.
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Blizzard Clears Rail Lines. Wheat Moisture Boost Feeds North Dakota
Blockade raised and traffic delay eased as March blizzard subsides across North Dakota. Rail operations along three transcontinental routes resume near normal after costly snow clearing. Officials note the moisture improves wheat fields, aiding future yields. March 20 report from St. Paul.
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Frisco Plans Coast Line Extension And Court Bribery Cases
Frisco president Yoakam visits San Francisco with Parker and West to study extending lines to San Diego or another southern California terminus. Current terminus is Galveston Texas, with surveys for a possible westward link toward Phoenix. In St Louis, Councilman Keata indicted for bribery expresses willingness to increase appearance security, while bonds for several bribery defendants are raised. John K. Murrell’s trial delay and a $500 reward are noted, with Gov Dockry adding a $300 reward for Murrell’s arrest.
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Defective U.S. Battleship Repairs Delay Europe Trip
The battleship Uisois suffers defects at Brooklyn Navy Yard delaying its Europe voyage by months. Repairs, including hawser pipe work and five main reconstruct, expected to cost 25000 dollars. The ship, built as a flagship in Crowninshield's squadron, was set for King Edward VII's coronation voyage.
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Wireless telegraphy tests and injunctions target railroads
A chaotic Detroit station test confirmed a wireless codeword can establish communication though no messages were sent. In Chicago petitions seek injunctions to prevent secret rate cutting by all railroads entering the city, with similar actions planned in Kansas City. Dr. Thomas Dane English, 82, author of Trilby’s Ben Bolt, is dying in Newark after a storied career including New Jersey politics and an M D from Penn. In Indianapolis a bookkeeper Arthur J. Simpson faces forgery charges with a fortune misappropriated, while Noah Davis, former New York justice, dies at an advanced age. The Ellh liner Elba arrives from the Cape, and Rhades shows slight improvement in Cape Town.
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Widow Accused of Aiding Defense in Murder Trial
Savannah Mo March 23 Attorney K P Crass argued that Addie Richardson widow of the murdered man aided the defense by passing notes and attending the courtroom against instructions. Judge Burnes cautioned him as relatives aided the defense and the defense denied outside influence in the Stewart Fite trial.
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Plans of Russia on integrity of Coina and Trans-Siberian line
The Franco Russian declaration, printed by the St Petersburg Girl Messenger, stresses Russia's demand for sovereignty of Coina and Corsia, preservation of the status quo, and the building of a great Siberian railroad with a branch into Manchuria toward an ice-free port.
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Methodist pastor charged with heresy in Kansas conference
Rev. Granville Leather of the Southwest Kansas conference was served with charges of propagating doctrine deemed contrary to the Methodist Episcopal church. He faces trial in Arkansas City on March 26 after papers were served at the Kansas conference. Panama Canal property may be ceded to the United States, with modifications to be sought from Colombia on articles 22 and 27 of the agreement.
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Telegraphic Briefs From Lawrence News Desks
A jumble of brief notes reports expulsions of Russian and Polish students in Prussia, lectures by Sir Harry Irving in Princeton, troop movements to the Philippines, telegraph company personnel changes, court actions and local social events in Lawrence Kansas.#
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