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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1914

Page

8

President Likely to Tap Lane or McReynolds for Supreme Court

Administration leaders push for a Southern pick to succeed the late Justice Lartone. President to consider Secretary Lane or Attorney General McReynolds for the vacancy, with Lane favored by many close to the White House to preserve court balance. Lane, from California, is viewed as highly capable, while McReynolds hails from Tennessee.

Lorton Lane Department of Justice Supreme Court Horace H Larten Unte Lana McReynolds Congrese South Resnolta Tennessee Lortons California

Urge Taft for High Court Appointment in Mississippi Letter

Prominent Mississippi Democrats urge President to appoint former President Taft to the Supreme Court to fill Justice Burton's vacancy. The letter, signed by local bankers lawyers and officials, argues Taft’s experience and populist appeal would win broad support across the South and beyond. Representatives named include Johnston Weaver Sykes and Lipscomb, among others.

Mississippi Democrats Spee Wa Rington Washington Supreme Court Oim Burton Fale Ant Sen Tersil Wiliams Etter Roe Johnston Willar Fallwin Aumver Ot Sykes Lawye Hancery Coast Mayer John Po Lipscomt Jac T Harrison Shermay Tut

Obituaries from Montgomery County area July notices

Obituary notices list several local deaths and services. Benjamin Bels Rusbanl of Sanie Baker. Anna Mo telosed wife of John Ho Carr Fine. Clea On Tunsday July 7 19. Elizabeth A widow of Thomas Peaves. Pimm L beloved wife of Fo De Wault. Martha Moran wife of Dr W Duncan McKim. Cora Nelrath nee Baker. James Saunders husband of Margaret. Oceana Moner widow in Oak Hill Cemetery. Interments and funeral times given for July dates. Includes references to Philadelphia and Baltimore papers for copy.

Baker Benjamin Bels Rusbanl Sanie Baker St Dominics Church Weinescis Montgenry County Anna Mo John Ho Carr Fine Kreis Fling Avenue Thurs Cleveland Detrew Clea Tunsday Brijgin Elizabpth Thomas Peaves Senate Bridgton Mra Cleaven Francis Provincetown John Thomps Pridgewater Mass Irving Street Arapela Moran New York Baltimore York Nelrath Il Alom Christian Cy Cora Nelrath Eife William S Neurath Pineral F& m P Street Noctiwest James Margaret Saunders Jjseph F Saunders Sexton Church of the Epiphany Church of the Trmmany Thursda Charles West Springfield Oceana Speare Oak Hill Cemetery

Extension of US Authority to Haiti and Santo Domingo

The United States weighs broader control over Caribbean finances and customs as marines move toward Guantanamo. Talks with Eduardo Soler outline aims to restore order, expand tax collection powers, and improve expenditures while addressing European creditor influence amid revolutionary chaos.

Santo Domingo Hancock Gulf of Mexico Vera Cruz Guantanamo Cuba Haiti San Domingo United States Dominivan Customs American State Department Republic Eduardo Soler Tai An

Tariff woes and political battles loom in Midwest

The piece surveys grim tariff impacts on lifelines from beef and clothing to mortgages, with expectant relief brief and uneven. It notes Democratic action plans, Sullivan's fall campaign, and a flurry of brokered alignments, retirements, and shifts among Moose and Republican factions as Illinois and Iowa gears up for primary battles.

Middle West Belere Europa Sullivan

Manager for Brown Bros and Co. Testifies on Nicaragua Policy

Bundy Cole of New York, manager of Brown Bros in Nicaragua at U S intervention, testifies before the Senate foreign relations committee. He says no gold was used in Nicaragua’s refunding scheme and that Diaz’s loan came from New York bankers, with Marines remaining only as long as ships stay in sight. He notes he sent the cable triggering intervention and Brown Bros coordinated with Washington, leading to the current government.

Nicaragua Bundy Cole New York Cole Brown Bros & Co Adolfo Taz Cale Diaz National Bank of Nicaragua Washington

Democrats Target Sugar Interests in GOP Campaign Donations

Democratic leaders plan to keep the so called lobby committee active to probe big donors to the Republican campaign. Senator Overman chairs the panel once seen as inactive but now revived amid Louisiana sugar industry activity and concerns about tariffs.

Senate Overman North Carolina Louisiana Republican War Chest Hany West

Whitman in the Race Spars Over Campaign Control

Republican State Chairman William Barnes replied to Whitman denying any authority to appoint a campaign chairman. Barnes said Whitman cannot select the state committee chairman and knows nothing of his plans, noting Whitman is a gubernatorial candidate and predicting voters will decide in the fall.

Hurbaugh Charles F Hurbargh E J King Beth King Hurburgh Galesburg Evening Mail Robert A Chandler Harburgh Progressive Party Congress Albert J Beveridge Indiana Illinois Moosers Joseph G Cannon William B McKinley Willam A. Rodenberg Bend Barnes Willam Barnes

Mandamus Sought By Winnebago Heirs Over Land Claims

Julia Lameré Mickadiet and Alma Lameré Tiebault of Kansas and Nebraska sue Franklin K Lane to compel payment of funds from lands inherited from their adopted Winnebago chief My Soul Tiebault. The petition recounts adoption in 1898, court battles from 1908 to 1913, and suspension of payments by the Interior Secretary in 1913, with a review sought by Harrison Tebo. Attorneys Howard Saxton Brown Foxter & Van Dusen and B F Colladay represent the sisters.

Broad Plains Nebraska District Supreme Court Julia Lameré Mickadiet Lawrence Kana Alma Lamere Tiebault Thurston County Franklin K Lane Secretary of the Interior Tiebault Mra Mickadiet Lawrences Joseph A Florince Lamere Mra Mickadlet Alma Tulla United States G M Tumson Circuit Court Tiebaut Winnebago Station Howard Saxton Brown Foxter Vani Dusen B F Colladay

Elopement of Virginia Beck and Lawrence Burford in Boston

Miss Virginia Marshall Beck of Cambridge, a musician and great granddaughter of Chief Justice John Marshall, elopes with Lawrence M Burford son of a Virginia coal operator and kin to Lord Fairfax. They met at White Sulphur Springs, traveled to Boston for the ride that led to marriage plans and a telegram to Beck’s parents announced the wedding. The couple are reportedly en route to Pinehurst for their honeymoon and have been forgiven by Beck’s parents.

L M. Burford Miss Beck Virgina Boston Mass Virginia Marshall Beck Cambridge Society John Marshall Virginia Lawrence M Burford Lord Fairfax England Burford White Sulphur Springer Va Washington Miss Becks Pinehurst

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