Wadsworth Plan Killed In Caucus In Albany
Albany report says Republicans in caucus 21 to 11 backed the senate reapportionment bill defeating Speaker Wadsworth’s assembly plan. Raines assailed party bosses as camp followers, Woodruff's authority weakened, and deadlock on reapportionment deepened with potential extra session risks.
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New York Times
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Wadsworth
Assembly
Senate
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Iittle
Capitol
Hughes
Herbert Parsons
New York County
Republican Committee
Roosevelt
Woodruff
Tully
Parsons
Raines
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Aucus
John Raines
Actress Janet Priest Weds Philadelphia Heiress in Met Tabernacle
Actress Janet Priest, known for Daisy Flood in His Honor the Mayor, married Thomas Robb Jr. of Philadelphia last night at 7 30 in the Metropolitan Tabernacle with Priest’s mother present. They then went to Wallack's Theatre to perform as scheduled, while Priest prepared backstage for her role.
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Daisy Flood
Thomas Robb, Jr
Philadelphia
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Mr. Robb
Robert Bagnell
Seventh Avenue
Wallack
Minneapolis
Daniel Frawley
Frawley
New York
Dunlop
Philadelphia social figure Thomas Robb Jr marries Miss Marie Gregg
Thomas Robb Jr. of Philadelphia, known for Pennsylvanian stage turns and social ties, wed Miss Marie I. Gregg at the Church of the New Jerusalem. The ceremony follows a noted divorce case that placed Robb in society gossip, and he remains connected to prominent local families and clubs.
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Janet Priest
Robb
University of Pennsylvania
Marie I. Gregg
Church of the New Jerusalem
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Thomas Robb
Clifford Wheaton Vaughan
New York
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Randolph
Rittenhouse
St. Anthony
Sons O' the Revolution
Senate Pleases Hughes on Direct Nominations
Albany June 12 After long debate over direct nominations and the Travis bill permitting permissive nominations the Senate may have to reconsider tomorrow due to a technicality The bill’s emergency clearance and a Governor Hughes emergency message allowed quick passage but the action likely rests on an early print and must be re taken The measure passed 29 to 14 with votes against from Boyce Cobb Cullen Emerson Franchot Gates Gilchrist Grady Grattan Heacock Hinman Mullaney Thompson and White
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Gilchrist
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Franchot
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Citizens Oust Police in Helena Mass Action
In Helena Arkansas a city of about 20 000 residents dismissed the entire police force after clashes with a Pine Bluff newspaper man alleging graft. Ed Scott was elected chief by a large citizen turnout and will appoint a new force the next day with several special officers deployed tonight. Congressman Bruce Macon supported the ouster.
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New York Times
Helena
Ark
Clancy
Sergt. Duane
Ed Scott
G. H. Adams
Pine Bluff
Bruce Macon
Ruef Testifies He Gave Money to Schmitz in 1905 and 1908
In San Francisco June 12 Ruef testified he gave Schmitz 2600 in January 1905 at 2849 Fillmore Street as part of a 5000 payment from French restaurant interests. He also said he gave 1500 in January 1908 for a second installment and described a 5000 contract with French restaurant men.
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Hiram Johnson
Barrett
Pushcart Bill Killed In Albany Assembly Vote
The Assembly voted 54 to 28 to recommit the Frawley Harawitz pushcart bill to the Rules Committee, killing the measure that would limit pushcart vendors to districts and cap standing units. Harawitz admitted he sponsored the bill in error, and east side pushcart delegations celebrated with street dances and cheers at 62 Pitt Street and 98 Forsyth Street.
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Assembly
Committee On
McClellan
Harawitz
New York
Oliver
Pitt Street
Forsyth Street
Eighth Assembly
New York Governor Signs Labor and Legal Bills
Albany reports Gov. Hughes signed several measures. One requires factories to provide adequate air and ventilation. Another allows bar associations to form in judicial districts. A third permits the State Land Board to hear Cayuga Nation’s memorial over lands allegedly taken by the state.
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Albany
Gov. Hughes
Prentice
O'Brien
Averill
State Land Board
Cayuga Nation of Indians
Recount Bill in Assembly Receives Senate Message
Albany June 12 The supplemental New York City Recount bill granting Mayor McClellan power to open ballots in any district reached the Assembly as a Senate message. Prentice rejected McClellan's critique as false and misrepresented while outlining the bill's provisions. The bill was referred to the Rules Committee.
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New York Times
Albany
New York City
McClellan
Hearst
Assembly
Senate
Assemblyman
Prentice
Mr. Prentice
Oliver
Ntice
Rules Committee
Deny Bribery Charges Against Detectives In Peonage Cases
Stanley Bagg and J R Smith defense investigators faced trial before Judge Holt on attempted bribery charges in the peonage cases. Prosecutors relied on Julius J Krohn testimony that money was offered for Grand Jury minutes. Defense claims the case is framed and only sought witnesses addresses for evaluating complainants. The jury is to hear the case today.
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Stanley Bagg
J. R. Smith
Holt
United States Circuit Court
Julius J. Krohn
United States District Attorney's Office
Bagg
Smith
St. Louis Limited Train From New York
Pennsylvania Railroad showcases its deluxe St. Louis Limited a daily NYC to St. Louis service with Pullman cars drawing room and dining facilities. It features stock quotes stenographer ladies maid barbers bathrooms and electric lights. The train departs NYC 155 PM and arrives St. Louis 430 PM next day with other fast departures daily.
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St. Louis Limited
New York
St. Louis
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