Goebel Law Jurisdiction Question Heard By Taft Court
In Cincinnati Judge Taft heard three hours of arguments on injunctions against Kentucky state election board and contestants for state offices. Ex-Gov Bradley argued the Goebel law creates a judicial board and violates republican government. defendants urged no jurisdiction. Decision planned for Wednesday at 2 p.m.
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State Board
Covington
Judge Poyntz
Frankfort
Louisville
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Wilson
Sweeney
Yost
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State Board of Elections
Board of Contest
Quiet day in Frankfort as legislature adjourns
Frankfort Kentucky February 14 Monday brought unbroken calm as Republican legislators met to inform Gov Taylor they had arrived and would transact business as needed. The two houses adjourned until Wednesday while a Democratic report from Louisville failed to appear. Taft’s Cincinnati decision loomed as a possible trigger. The governor briefly ordered troop moves but later halted further redeployments, keeping most soldiers in place.
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Cincinnati
Terror
Col. Williams
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Omaha Ex-Employee Frederick S Kelly Arrested in San Francisco
Frederick S Kelly, once with a major Omaha insurance firm, was arrested in San Francisco for about 45 000 alleged defalcations. He fled Omaha two years ago, dodged detectives while traveling, and reportedly returned with his Oakland born wife after being seized in a secretive operation. His relatives hold prominence in Lincoln Neb. The Chicago Building Material Trades Council pledged support to the Building Trades Council, withholding materials from contractors employing non-union labor.
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National Editorial Association plans New Orleans meeting
A private letter from R. H. Henry, president of the National Editorial Association, outlines plans for the next gathering during Mardi Gras week in New Orleans. Delegates would travel from St Louis to Memphis to Jackson then Vicksburg, with tours of Grant and Pemberton’s sites, a Rex parade, and multiple receptions before concluding with business sessions and a fifteenth anniversary celebration. Additional side trips to Cuba or California are discussed if feasible.
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California
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Court Denies Preliminary Injunction in Kentucky Cases
In Cincinnati on February 16 Judge W N Taft of the circuit court refused the motion for a preliminary injunction in two Kentucky related cases. He held that no equity jurisdiction could prevent a removal from office, directing that the remedy be pursued at law via quo warranto or other proceedings, while noting the potential for appeal to the U S Supreme Court if a federal question arises in state courts.
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United States Court of Appeals
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United States
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Chadley
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Maxwell
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Circuit Court of the United States
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Covington
Newport
United States Supreme Court
Sadley
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Court of Equity
Supreme Court of
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Supreme Court
Waite
Wilson
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U. S
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Governor Taylor reacts to Taft jurisdiction ruling
Governor of Kentucky William S. Taylor comments on Judge Taft’s decision that his court lacked jurisdiction in cases of minor state officers and clarifies the ruling does not affect the merits or his own case. He states the ruling merely limits jurisdiction and that Republicans would have won otherwise.
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Taft
Gov. Taylor
WM. S. Taylor
Kentucky
Governor Taylor Upholds Troop Presence in Frankfort
Gov. Taylor sent a message to Crenshaw committee members demanding troop withdrawal, stating troops will not be removed as their presence is essential to protect life and property. Assurance given that legislators will not be molested while performing duties.
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Frankfort
World markets open to us says Cornell president
Ithaca N Y Feb 15 President Jacob G Schurmann of Cornell University told Ithaca’s Business Men association that the Spanish American war opened world markets to the United States Our flag anchors in the Pacific and the nation becomes an Asiatic power with new outlets for products He argues the United States must share its civilization and liberty with eight million Chinese rejoining a global role once denied by Europe and Japan Our mission is both economic and moral to redeem nations under tyranny and spread American civilization
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Ithaca
N. Y
Jacob G. Schurmann
Cornell University
Business Men's Association
United States
Cuba
Mr. Sceharmann
England
Germany
Africa
China
Russia
France
Singland
Klas
Pacific
Philippines
Asia
Pranece
Providence
Live Stock Statistics Show National Farm Herds Shift
Washington reports from John Hyde, Department of Agriculture, that January 1 numbers across the United States show 13,537,000 horses, 2,086,027 mules, 16,292,360 milch cows, 27,610,054 other cattle, and 41,853,065 sheep on farms from 50,900 correspondents. Value per head rises and total farm-animal value gains approach 216 million dollars, with three-year increases over 570 million. Swine figures await census in June.
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Washington
John Hyde
Department of Agriculture
United States
Senate and House adjourn to meet Thursday in Frenkfort
Frenkfort Kentucky February 15 the house and senate met at 11 am both houses lacking a quorum adjourned to meet at 11 o clock Thursday to appoint a steering committee in Washington February 15 the Republican caucus of the senate authorized its chairman Senator Allison to appoint a committee to arrange the order of business for the remainder of the session but the selection was not announced
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Senate
Washington
Allison
Roof Collapse At Joliet Steel Plant Kills One
In Joliet Illinois a heavy sheet iron roof collapsed at the Illinois Steel Company's plant injuring several workers. One man was killed, two seriously hurt and several others lightly injured in the cast-house area.
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3Linoz Steel Co
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