Impeachment Effort Amid Glavis Probe Delays Committee
The Ballinger Pinchot investigation resumes as Adolph Behrens sought for subpoena and Lewis Glavis faces cross examination. Vertrees accuses Glavis of tying strings to answers while Brandeis defends his client. Chairman Nelson warns long responses stall proceedings.
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Knute Nelson
Washington
Ballinger-Pinchot
Congressional Investigating Committee
Vertrees
Adolph Behrens
Seattle
Wash
Lewis R. Glavis
Behrens
Glavis
Beherns
Dennett
Alaska
Glevis
Ballinger
Brandeis
Gravis
Nelson
Plan to Erect Washington Memorial Building Gains Momentum
Washington, Feb 19. The George Washington Memorial association led a meeting to press ahead with a memorial building in the capital city. Justice Harlan presided. speakers included President Taft and Senators Lodge and Hepburn. The plan calls for 2.5 million dollars, with 2 million for construction and 500 thousand for maintenance. sections will be given to patriotic and educational groups for conventions, and the Washington Academy of Sciences and National Academy of Sciences would have permanent headquarters.
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Capital City
Washington
George Washington Memorial Association
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
Taft
Lodge
Hepburn
Washington Academy of Sciences
National Academy of Sefences
Riot-Torn Cairo Sews Militia Guarded Court as Prisoner Sentenced
In Cairo Illinois February 19 militia guarded the courthouse after a mob sought lynching of John Pratt the negro sentenced to up to 14 years in Chester penitentiary on two robbery counts. Alexander Halliday lay dying on courthouse steps as shots from deputy sheriffs killed Halliday and wounded others.
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Cairo
Ill
Frank S. Dickson
Springfield
John Pratt
Chester
Company K
Alexander County
Halliday
Nellis
Deneen
Court House
Scalpings Result in 6000 Dollar Verdict in Cincinnati
Cincinnati verdict orders Big Chief Sam Bogodi to pay 6000 dollars for scalpings attempted a year ago at the city depot. Meyer and others were slashed as Bogodi brandished a scalping knife after arriving from Washington. He had used firewater earlier in the trip.
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Cincinnati
Sam Bogodi
Mathias Meyer
Bogodi
South Dakota
Washington
Meyer
Coal Vein Found While Digging Well Near Auburn
Auburn New York February 19 While digging a well J B Downs a farmer living near here struck a coal vein nearly 12 feet thick Samples of the coal were brought to this city It is anthracite of gold quality On account of the ease with which it can be removed the deposit is likely to prove a gold mine for Downs.
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Auburn
N. Y
J. B. Downs
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