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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
2
Rep George W W Norris of Nebraska announces he will not run for the Republican Senate nomination and will seek renomination to the House. The piece notes related political moves and public notices across Congress and state affairs from Washington.
Theodore Roosevelt arrived in New York early in the morning and went directly to his offices. He immediately began personal correspondence and was greeted by crowds as he walked to his quarters in the Charities Building. The report notes his busy schedule and public reception as he resumes duties as a private citizen.
Reported unrest in Cananea and other border towns as smuggling arms discovery and arrests of rebel leaders prompt martial law. The movement, rooted in northern Mexico with followers of Hernando Revee and Sener Madetro, faces suppression ahead of June 26 elections.
Congressman Lodge introduces a bill to allow Associate Justice Moody to retire with full pay despite not meeting age or service requirements. Health concerns motivate the proposal. the measure aims to preserve Moody’s benefits regardless of standard limits.
Personal notes report two graduating West Point cadets marrying the day after graduation. President Taft expresses hope Congress can pass measures before June ends. Petition efforts seek to compel W. J. Ryan into the senatorial race. Tex Rickard considers civil action against Governor Gillette and Attorney General Webb over prize fight interference.
Conference of Governors in Frankfort Ky discusses selecting a host state city and program for next fall's gathering. Governors Ansel of South Carolina Madley of Missouri Wilbon of Kentucky note Roosevelt era origins and two priorAnnual meetings. The next meeting likely in Jefferson City Missouri.
President Taft signed the statehood measure with Postmaster General Hitchcock, Senator Beveridge, and a group including delegates Cameron of Arizona and Andrew of New Mexico, James T. WilName Jr., editor of the Tucson Citizen, and several others present.
Private weather reports from Chicago indicate the spring wheat crop in North Dakota Minnesota and surrounding Dakotas has deteriorated about 4 percent in the past week according to leading experts.
Items from Nebraska reflect new bank capital in Gresham at 15000, Lexington high school project at 44000, Beatrice and Fairbury burglaries, a 598 delegate People's Party meet at Grand Island, and various local incidents from Mindeno to Brock. Deaths include Rev Bayne’s moves and a coroner’s verdict on accident deaths. Calls, races, and local developments fill the June scene.
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