Congress Votes Down Gold Bond Bill After Tumultuous Debate
The House rejected the president’s gold bonds plan by a wide margin after a five hour, heated session. Republicans led by Hopkins Cannon and Reed rallied against the 4 per cent coin bonds, while Eastern Republicans allied with Mr Wilson and Mr Read to oppose third reading. The vote totaled 167 to 120 with 89 Democrats and 8 Republicans for the resolution and 95 Democrats, 6 Republicans and 7 Populists against. The session featured crowded galleries, sharp speeches, and intense maneuvering as leaders sought to influence the outcome and avert a broader fiscal clash.
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Jury Trials and Alibi Claims in Murder Case
Fragmented transcript portrays Harry Hayward's trial with defense denying theory and seeking an alibi for a supposed Hennepin boulevard meeting. Prosecutors accuse confessions and money misdeeds while witnesses discuss the alleged crime and aftermath. The defense advances the line of an absolute alibi, details sparse as testimony unfolds.
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Irwin on the Stand in a Turbulent Trial Session
The Irwin case features the defendant's calm courtroom demeanor as he recounts a life of military service, oil ventures, grain trading, and rising profits before a market crash and mounting losses tied to October. He alleges collusion by bankers and officials, detailing large sums paid and calls for accountability.
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SENSTER GRAY DIED IN MEXICO MISSION TRAGEDY
News from Mexico City reports United States Minister Isaac Pusey Gray died after being found unconscious on a Mexican National Railway car and not regaining consciousness. The long career of Gray includes service as governor of Indiana, lieutenant governor, and diplomat, with a death that prompts mourning and official notes from Consul General Crittenden. The dispatches recount his birth in Chester County, Pennsylvania, and a life spanning law, business, and public service.
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Bonds Missing In Adams Cash Shortage Case In Brooklys
In Brooklyn Feb 15 sensational losses hit the county ledger as two county treasurer Harry H Adams bonds were found missing from the county clerk’s office. The bonds were for Biwi each, one bond record exists but the bond itself is gone. The shortage is estimated between 84,000 and vew with Adams serving four terms as treasurer.
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Snowstorms and disasters cross the nation
A heavy snow storm sweeps Florida, Georgia, and Alabama while London faces severe weather triggering coroner inquiries. New Orleans sees sudden snowfall. Bevier miners flee floods. a powder and gas blast at Odtti Mills injures workers. An unknown man loses an eye in a separate incident. Denver reports a presidential address from Jervis Hall.
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Disputed Territory Murders Highlight Nebraska Iowa Jurisdiction
Nebraska and Iowa clash over legal reach as killings occur on disputed land along the Missouri River frontier. J P Klann faces murder charges tied to the Phillips death. others killed or threatened on the strip spark county wide alarm and calls for order as court rulings dispute jurisdiction and tax claims.
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