Lansing Refuses to Discuss Note in Jenkins Case
Washington reports the Mexican government’s reply to the second note on Consular Agent Jenkins had not reached the state department. Secretary Lansing would not comment until the official text arrived. Senator Fall criticized the administration’s handling, calling it an abandonment of position and predicting no further action beyond empty gestures.
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State Department
Washington
Fall
Jenkins
George Summerlin
Lansing
Mexico City
Associated Press
Senate Committee
Republican
New Mexico
Weather, politics, sales items mingle in notice row
The weather forecast calls for Thursday and Friday mostly fair with higher temperatures on Friday. The Senate committee in San Antonio will resume testimony with Senators Fall and Smith of Arizona, John Lind, William Bayard Hale, Duvall West and others as special agents, with Secretary Lansing and William Jennings Bryan among those to be summoned. An automobile auction follows next Saturday at 2 pm at West Main and Third, featuring an Overland touring car and a Chevrolet at your price. Also offered: a Buick in good running condition and Butter Crust Bread delivery with groceries. A postpone notice explains the Overland and Chevrolet sale moved to December 20 at 2 pm due to bad weather. Lost: brown overcoat for seven-year-old boy. reward via C. G. Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Fall
Senator Smith
Arizona
Senate Committee
San Antonio
Texas
Lin Washington
John Lind
William Bayard Hale
Duvall West
Mexico
Wilson
Lansing
William Jennings Bryan
West Main
Third Streets
Buick
T. G. Wylie
Hamilton & Co
Overland
Chevrolet
Fight On Treaty To Be Re opened
Senate debate on reopening the treaty continues amid railroad bill discussions. Leaders urge conciliation and a prompt end to the stalemate with private negotiations intensifying for a post holiday action while Knox Smith Nelson Myers push for a settlement and possible committee action.
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Washington
Senate
Knox
Pennsylvania
Foreign Relations Committee
Smith
Georgia
Nelson
Minnesota
Myers
Montana
Senate Seeks Facts On Coal Strike Resolution
Washington December 17 attorney general Palmer to testify before the Senate committee on the coal situation likely Friday or Saturday about the basis of the agreement ending the strike and Garfield’s resignation. Witness J W Dawson said current miners wages seem sufficient and any rise would hit the public, while indictments and grand jury probes loom in Indianapolis on Lever act and anti trust charges.
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Washington
Palmer
Senate
Frelinghuysen
Garfield
Department of Justice
Chicago
Little Rock
Oklahoma City
J. W. Dawson
Senate Committee
Dawson
Wilson
Indianapolis
Federal Grand Jury
United States District
A. B. Anderson
Anderson
Guthrie's
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Scott’s Market
Phone
Bank of Prescott
Prescott, Arkansas
American Bank of Commerce & Trust Company
Lillian McKelvey
Prescott
McKelvy
Draughons Business College
Draughon’s
Hines’ Business Colleges
Little Rock High School
Faulkner County
Faulkner
People’s Bank of
Henderson-Brown College
Bracy Haynie
Pie City
Reddie
Elbert Moody
Bracy
W. B. White
Farmers Union Warehouse
First State Bank
Elmer’s
Dolly Varden
Buchanan Drug Store
House of Satisfaction
Qzan Mercantile Company
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