Committees Vacancies Fill Up In Congress Turmoil
The Senate opens with Gorman proposing adjournment to Monday and Turpie urging direct election of senators by the people. House committees are announced with party lines and regional reps. Central Pacific inquiry and Japanese peace terms are discussed amid other political maneuvers and public notices.
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Trouble in the Reichstag and Other News
Disturbance erupts in the Reichstag palace during the first writing of the Reichstag with socialists seated amid protests after President Von Levetzow urges cheers for the Emperor. Other items include the death of artist Mark Robert Harrison, a heavy snow event in Summit, and various local notices on assessments, court actions, meetings, and a lecture on Mohammed at the High School.
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Reno area brief highlights and snow news
J A Yerington visits, sleigh bells ring, and a Gazette preview on woman suffrage. Royal Arch degree work and Reno Chapter No 7 officers elected. Humboldt Assembly recount leaves Frank Francis unseated. Three feet of snow on mountain summits reported with ongoing snowfall. Austin Nevada forms a Woman's Suffrage League with officers Mrs L A Welber president Mrs Chas Laird vice president Mrs J B Williamson secretary and Mrs John Vencer treasurer.
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