Visit tensions over Czar state ties loom in Commons
In the House of Commons James O Grady questions Prime Minister Asquith about suspending state visits between Britain and Russia amid Moscow’s crucible with the Douma. Asquith notes the Czar’s official visit to England after accession has not been reciprocated and no formal change is made.
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King Edward Ball Forges Anglo French Alliance Ambitions
A grand Buckingham Palace reception honors King Edward and Queen Alexandra with domestic and foreign dignitaries as French President Fallieres and British figures discuss an Anglo French alliance. The Temps argues the pact could hinge on a reorganized British Army and France’s strategic interests against Germany, amid lively courtly spectacle and diplomatic signals.
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Mohmand Tribesmen Submit After Defeats
A Washington report states Mohmand tribesmen on the Indian frontier are collapsing after several sharp defeats by Gen Willcox. The government says troops may withdraw in a few days and a settlement with the tribes similar to Zakki Khel is likely. The article also notes proposals for electric line cars to Baltimore and local cab hiring needs in Washington and Annapolis.
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Jerome Attacks Judges as Cowards in Elizabethtown Hearing
District Attorney Jerome, testifying before Commissioner Hand in Elizabethtown, denounced New York judges as nerveless cowards and accused Lawer Pierce of piling on in the King committee proceedings. He attacked a string of officials, defended his actions, and mocked the judiciary while calling for accountability in Metropolitan affairs.
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Taft to Quit July as Nomination Seems Certain
Secretary Taft expected to resign from the War Department on July 1 as the administration solidifies its plan to nominate him at the Republican national convention. President and officials consider his retirement after the nomination prudent to avoid delaying public business and to allow a new appointee to prepare for affairs in the Philippines, Cuba, and Panama.
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Damaged Dreyfus Picture Stomped in Paris Salon
In Paris on May 26 Ebner, claiming nationalist views, attempted to destroy an allegorical painting The Trial of Dreyfus in the Societe des Meaux Arts salon. After a knife try failed, he shattered the glass protected work and trampled it. The piece was damaged but reparable. Ebner was arrested and said he could not control his indignation at the artwork.
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Wild Flurry in May Corn as Patten Crowd Spurs Rally
Chicago May 26 The corner in May corn led by James A Patten spurred a rapid rise in prices. May corn jumped 14 cents from the day’s low, closing at 787 8 cents after a frantic pit scene and talk that Patten’s group had settled most May deliveries. Brokers suspect larger shorts have settled recently, squeezing those hoping for lower prices.
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House May Vote Now on Money Bill Emergency Measure Hailed
Conference committee reports broad agreement on an emergency currency bill. Republicans push for quick passage in House. Senate support seen likely, with a three year period and $500000000 issue. Provisions include bond and commercial paper security options, valuation debates, and a plan to move toward a permanent currency law.
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Dead Chinamen in Boxes Transports Scandal
Special to The Washington Post reports in New York that twelve Chinese smugglers, shipped from El Paso, arrived dead in boxes. The telegram cited claims boxes were received as alive but the term bin means dead, prompting investigations by immigration officials.
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North Carolina Wet Vote Split Across Counties
North Carolina voters weighed liquor prohibition with Wake County wet in the city and dry in surrounding areas, Salisbury and Winston-Salem among counties going dry while Wilmington showed mixed results. Prohibition leaders claimed a statewide majority near 43,000 to 40,000, with eight counties carried by the wets and many other counties voting dry or close.
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End Graft Inquiry Argument Set For Today
Engineer Hunt defends his department for three hours on the stand as the graft inquiry continues. Brennan contends he is being made a scapegoat while testimony and affidavits focus on contractor payments and contract awards. The commission plans to hold the case open until June 5 for McDermott testimony and to submit further evidence before grand jury action.
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