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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-03-12
DECISIONS OF
SUPREME court
Four Cases From Forrest County were
Acted Upon-One Decision
Reversed.

Jackson, Miss, March 12.-The fol.
lowing decisions were handed down
by the supreme court at its sitting
yesterday morning:
Mercantile Lumber and Supply Co.
VS.. Edmondson Lumber Co., circuit
Forrest. Affirmed.
Henry Evans ct al VS.. II. w. Hoyt
ct al. Reversed Chancery Newton.
W. H. Eichelberger VS.. A. w. Coop.
er, chancery Scott Reversed. Injunc-
ton reinstated and remanded.
C. H. Packard VS. Lon Bitzenberg,
circuit Lauderdale. Affirmed.
Rece hoe VS.. State, circuit Nesho-
ba. Suggestion of error overruled.
J. R. Kelly ct al VS.. Bank of Com
merce. Chancery Harrison. Sugges-
ton or error overruled.
R. f. Remington ct al VS.. T. M.
Hemingway ct al. Chancery Kinds.
Suggestion of error overruled
Mississippi Central R. R. Co. VS.. T.
M. Ruby. circuit Lincoln. Affirmed.
I. c. R. R. Co. VS.. Walter G Hayns,
circuit Lincoln. Affirmed.
w. M. Cater Lumber Co. VS.. J. M.
Ford. Motion overruled.
Y. & NJ. v. R. R. Co. VS.. DR.. E. Plew
circuit Coahoma Affirmed
Chas Fuller VS.. State, circuit Kinds,
Suggestion of error overruled
Emma Hoggett VS.. State, circuit
Forrest. Suggestion of error overrul-
ed.
Emma Hoggett VS.. State circuit For
rest. Suggestion of error overruled.
Bessie Hoggett VS. State, circuit For
rest. Suggestion of error sustained,
Reversed and remanded for proper
sentence
Jim Griffin VS.. State, circuit Kinds.
Suggestion of error overruled.
James Zeigler VS.. Mississippi Cen
trail R. R. Co., circuit Lamar Motion
to strike out stenographer's notes sus-
tanned
A. Marcus ct al VS.. H. c. Daugh-
dwell ct al, chancery Jones. Motion
for certiorari sustained.
Y. & NJ. V. R. R. Co. VS.. S. Hawkins
circuit Warren. Motion for review
! sustained
Clarke Timber Co. VS.. Alex Hyman
chancery Franklin. Motion to dismiss
appeal sustained.
Gilchrist Foundry Co. VS. L. L. Den
son. Chancery Jasper. Motion tc
docket and dismiss sustained.
s. T, Newman ct al VS.. Barney &
Kinds, chancery Franklin. Motion tC
docket and dismiss sustained.
]. B. Sanders VS.. McAllister Bros. &
Co., circuit Tippah Reversed and re
manded.
Danville Timber Land Co. VS.. Key
stone Lumber and Brick Co. CHANGER!
Jefferson. Constant judgment
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-03-12

We are again on the float out here.
Instead of farming, we have about de-
cided to go boating.
Mr.. owen Lokey and wife nave NOV
ed among us and will make their
home here in the future.
Mr.. r. D. Barnes has a child very
i'll with pneumonia.
Mr. P. E. Phillips and Grady Mat
thews were Sunday visitors to friends
and relatives in Hattiesburg
Mr.. Fee, the northern capitalist who
has purchased the J. E. Cox place at
Bouie, is planning to go into cattle
raising exclusively,
Mr.. Will Johnson of New Orleans,
is a social visitor in our midst.
Much Improvement has been made
lately in the way of fencing and beau
tifying many of our city lots.
Mr.. t. R. Phillips, Miss. College, is
expected home Saturday to spend g
day or two before resuming his
studies of the last quarter
Miss Bessie Matthews spent Sun
day with her parents at Petal.
Mr.. Wait of Sumrall, was a socia
7 Sunday visitor.
Mr.. Matthews and son, Grady, were
business visitors to Lux recently.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-03-12
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The Hattiesburg public will have an
opportunity to see the world famous
and popular novel of VANITY Fair"
'dramatized into a complete moving
picture play, at the Gem theatre to-
night. Vanity Fair as posed before
the moving picture camera, was acted
by an all star cast of the worlds best
performers, and the leading charac-
tiers, we're played by Helen Gardner,
John Bunny, Morice Costello, and doz-
ems of other we'll known actors. The
costumes and scenery used in the
production cost small fortune and
the play as it will be shown at the
Gem theatre tonight consists of three
reels, and each performance Will last
over an hour. Vanity Fair will be ac-
companied by suitable music for ev-
cry scene: and being projected by the
Gems splendid moving picture ma
chine that shows sharp, clear, steady
picture on an aluminium screen, the
story of Becy Sharp, and Vanity Fair
will be brought to life in moving pic
lures. The admission at the Gem
theatre tonight will be 10 cents for
adults and five cents for children.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-03-12
TONIGHT!
air"
At the GEM Theatre
Adults 1Oc Children = -
Adults lOc Children Sc,

and schooner landing and steel ware.
houses and docks, so the promoters
OF the enterprise claim. As if is a
senate bill and has passed both houses
now 1t only needs the signature Of
the governor to become a law.
Ample finances, it is learned have
been provided for the work and two
suction dredges will be started in tho
near future on the new pier and ba.
sin, which is about quarter of n
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-03-12

The Lomo theatre presents, His
Mother" today a feature production
by the Kalem Company. In this beau
tiful drama, produced in Ireland, New
York and upon mid-ocean, the thous-
ands of patrons of picture theatres,
who have enjoyed the famous Irish
dramas of Kalem, will find a produc-
ton which surpasses all former sue
cesses.
The simple life of florence and his
mother at their humble cottage in Ire
land, the young mans wonderment as
he approaches the Statue of Liberty
in New York harbor, his perseverance
and ultimate triumph and the devo-
ton of a loving mother make this a
feature photo play. viii also show to-
day, "Bunkie," a unique story dealing
with the early uprising of the Apache
Indians and in which figures the cele-
brated Cavalry Horse Bunkie.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-03-12

mile west of the present pier at Gulf.
,r, Ano'nr bill of local interest to cas-
MiSslSsippi was the one autboriztra
n naon county to donate $1,000 q
Meridian. hospital OF
sion nHe senate also held night. SOS.
sion' passing revenue and onn,. 0e''
the house. GUY passed
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-03-12

rickets fc- the Elks' performance,
18th and 18th, are now on sale at
Love Drug Co., Owl Drug Store and
Century Drug Store.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-03-12
TRYING HARD
Continued From Page One.)

tax is 20 cents an acre, and is aimed
at the spectators holding the i'm
mense bodies<of pine timber in south
ern Mississippi principally.
Another measure Of money-saying
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
House Demos May !.
Caucus Again on
Battleship Bill

WASHINGTON, July 25.-Representa-
tive sulzer Of New York started the CIR
oulation Of petition today calling for
another democratic caucus on the battle
ship question. Mr.. Sulzer thinks THAI
when absentee democrats return. cau-
gus will authorize the construction Of one
battieship. for which the senate 10 stand
Ing. ~
The house today receded from its stfpu-
lation that all navy coal shall be mined
under eight-hour labor conditions. and
agreed to round the world wireless sys-
tenn. with stations in Panama. California,
Hawai-, Samoa. Guam and the Philip.
pines. The house opposed the establish.
mert OF 1 station On the waahtnkton oi
Alaskan coast e .sss. IS ny I.
. An amendment was also agreed n
which will cause to be built on the Pa.
cific coast one Of the new fuel ships
authorized # "N' W f'.
The senate amendment applying the fed
erai eight-hour law ito all government
naval contracts rather than provision
that ali contracts must be under eight
hours work conditions was accepted by
the house. '" F''' Z
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
Cunningham Not
Guilty Of Murder

CODY, wyo., July 25.-(Special. )-The
first trial by jury for the crime Of murder
in the new county of Park ended yester-
day in verdict of acquittal for John F.
Cunningham. who was charged with kill
ing Juan sanches, a Mexican sheep
herder, in August, 1912.
. Prosecuting Attorney Wells tried this,
his first case, as states attorney and
lost. The men to have the distinction of
being the first jurymen are Harry Thurs
ton, Alcott Johnson, Thomas Monk, s.
I. Parke, ]. v. Corder. Louis Chervais,
Ben C. Brown. Henry Shrine. e. o. simp-
son. Nels Nordquist. A. B. Larson and G..
r. Winchester.
The defendant showed that Sanches was
the aggressor in quarrel over range.
Sanches, 1t was shown. bore an evil repu-
tation as gunman and fighter. Cum
ningharn testified he shot Sanches as he
was riding rapidly down upon him and
apparently reaching for his gun. which
the Mexican habitually wore in his boot
leg. 1t was shown that Sanches had
threatened to get" Cunningham the day
preceding the killing and that Cunning
ham had been warned Of the Mexican's 8
threats, but laughed at them. Cunning
ham proved most excellent character
and reputation and his acquittal seems to
be generally approved. f
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
Manicure is Charged
With kidnapping Girl

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CHICAGO, July 25.-Anna Hoffart. a
manicure, 81 years old. was arrested last
night on a charge of having kidnapped
the 6-year-old daughter Of Joseph Dam
iels. a barber The tnotiye for the offense
is alleged to be a warrant which Daniels
wife recently swore out against her hus-
band and the manicure. Misconduct that
the wife complained of was not proven
and Miss Hoffart is said to have de-
manded $500 recompense, which IL not
paid would result in the Daniels child
being kidnapped. ...- ,-...
The child disappeared yesterday after
Mrs. Daniels had left Chicago to visit
relatives in New York. Detectives found
the child later in the apartments OF Miss
Hoffart, who was said to be preparing to
start for Pittsburgh, Pa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
Mountain Clans in
Virginia Are Lining
Up for Big Fight

JONESVILLE, Va, July 25.-The kill
ing of DR.. James W. Walden, prominent
democrat, last night by Perry Wallin. a
republican leader, has famed to a threat.
ened outbreak the smoldering political
feud in the Black Water district. All
through the mountain district the clans
are lining up.
The coming trial of 200 n,ountaineers
charged with vote selling is causing the
local authorities to make Preparations
for the protection Of the court and jury.
They fear an outbreak paralleing the
tragedy at Hillsville last March when,
with the exception of one man, the en-
tire human fabric of the court was wiped
out
Judge Skeen today got message from
the mountains, reading: . J.
There are thirty-eight in our party.
Before we will submit to going to Jail we
will die; and 60 to HE'LL. s-e-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
Butter Firm Bids
Premium to Get
1, Entire Output


CHICAGO. July, 2a-Thomas A. Conner
vile, member Of the quotation commit
tee OF the Chicago Butter and Egg board
testifying in the governments suit to
restrain the board from controlling the
market" 8 said his firm. was able to Sc
cure the entire output of a number OF
creameries by offering a premium over
the price set by the board. He said that
In January, 1sl1. his firm paid half cent
pound more than the market.
Representatives of the United States
district attorneys office watched the pro-
ceedings closely. today to obtain grounds
II any exist, for criminal prosecution OF
the butter and egg board for violation
Of the antitrust law prohibiting the re-
straint of trade:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
Doubt Cast About
Death Of Denver Girl

DENVER, July 25.-Developments SEEM
ingly strangely contradictory to the the
ories Of suicide, accidental death, or even
Of death at all, have resulted in the de-
mand by two insurance companies for the
exhuming Of the body buried as that Of
Miss Candace Wheeler of this city and
Brooklyn. N. Y. after she was reported
drowned. Their attorney here will con-
fer today with the attorney for DIR. ]. H.
W. Meyer, the beneficiary of $12,5OO insur-
ance left by Miss Wheeler.
Miss Wheeler, a young woman of COM
Portable circumstances. visiting a lake
resort few weeks ago, suddenly declared
she wished to catch fish "all by her
self" She rowed out to a cluster OF
reeds Two soldiers saw her in the boat
and few minutes later found the boat
empty.
After dredging for two days a body
identified as that Of Miss Wheeler, was
recovered and buried.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
6,
Helen Gould Objects
to Preachers Slurs
at Bachelor Maids

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. July Is. =
Rev. Elmer v. Huffner, just resigned as
pastor of the First Christian church. who
delivered a sermon recently advocating
the exile Of ''old maids to barren is
land as waste humanity, has found nim-
self at issue with Miss Helen Gould. Of
New York. ....,.... ..,,a ...,.....
In letter he just received Miss Gould
declared that many preachers would be
without work aud without wives and
homes were 1t not for old maids.
"Glancing over q Denver paper, I no-
tice an item concerning your sermon on
Love, Courtship and Marriage she
wrote ''One part Of which especially
bachelor maids should be isolated on an
island so they could not hinder the prog
ress Of civilization. do not know way
you made this statement, but feel that
it is a great injustice to the bachelor
maids Of our country. There are. admit,
many man haters in the world. but A
great many bachelor maids are not liv-
ing alone because they so choose, but he
cause they have been unable to find a
suitable companion.
81 must admit that am speaking from
the standpoint Of the bachelor maid.
feel that such persons as myself are not
hindering the progress of civilization. but
advancing 1t. If had found suitable
helpmate, I might have spent my money
In a different way. and way which
might not have done as much good as II
has.
Please think this question over and
before preaching on this subject again,
make up your mind that there is some
good in living single life.,,'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
MURDERER OF MADGE Y0RKE
DIES IN PHILADELPHIA

NEW YORK. July 25.-James B. Gen.
ley, q former actor, found dead in a hotel
here today, was involved In sensational
murder in Philadelphia several years ago
He was infatuated with Madge Yorke,
both being members of 1.-The Baggage
Check" company. but she refused to
marry him, and on February II, 1896.
when the company was in Philadelphia.
Genley shot and killed her. He escaped.
but was found the next day in Fairmont
park almost dead from cold and exhaus-
ton.
Genley was convicted on June q. 1896.
and sentenced to be hanged. The SEN
tence was commuted on April q. 1897, to
for life, and efforts to have
him pardoned were successful June @
1909
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
SHAPIRO WILL TELL ALL
Chauffeur Of Murder Car Agrees to
Turn States Evidence.
REISLER MAKES AN AFFIDAVIT
"John the Barber" Says He Saw
Bridgie Webber Running Away
from Scene of ROsen-
thai Murder.

NEW YORK. July 25-Efforts to dis
cover the identity of the men who plotted
Gambler Herman Rosenthal's death have
been baked for the time by the failure
of the police to round up the gang that
murdered him4 With the exception of
Harry Vallon, not one Of the gray auto.
nobaie's passengers has peen arrested
since the killing; nine days ago. y.g
| District Attorney Whitman today scored
what he believes to be- two important
points In the Rosenthal murder case. The
first he counted when John j.. Reisler.
otherwise known as John the Barber, .
previously to the arraignr1ent on per-
Jury charge, made an affidavit regarding
Bridge Webber's connection with the
case. The second, even more important,
came in the announcement that william
Shapiro, chauffeur Of the murder car. /"
would turn states evidence, telling all
he knew about the case this afternoon.
Shapiro's statement is expected to do
much toward fixing the responsibility for
Rosenthals murder.
Sees Weber Run Away.
Reisler's affidavit stated that he and
his wife were in the vicinity of the Hotel
Metropole on the night Of the killing.
II went over to where Rosenthals body
was lying and observed 'Bridgie' Webber
running away from the scene of the
crime" said Reisler. II asked a man
known as Kid Lewis. What Is Bridge
Weber running away for?' l did not
catch Lewis reply"
Lieutenant Becker, who was invited by
the grand jury to appear and give testi-
mony, tnads his appearancssin the GRIM
inal- courts building tniss afternoon and
announced that he was ready to testify.
He went to the district attorneys office
and there waited with Costigan and
Reilly, who also had responded to invita-
tions to be escorted by District Attorney
Whitman into the grand jury room.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
MORRIS RESUMES HIS ATTACK
Nebraska Congressman Continue.
Address on Chicago Convention.
MORE CHARGES AGAINST TAFT
He Says Delegates Won Over to the
President's Cause Have Been
Provided with Good
OFFICES.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Representa.
tive Norris. progressive republican, of Ne
braska, resumed his speech In the hous,
today. attacking the nomination OF Presi
dent Taft by the Chicago convention. II,
renewed his charge OF yesterday tina
delegations from certain. southern state,
were virtusllys all office holders sent !,
tho convention to insure the 4nominatio,
Of the prssident. q
Tkksng up specifically the Texas dele
sation. he read letter purporting tt
have been sent to republicans In that
state before the convention by H.t,F
Magregor. who overthrow Colonel Ceci
Lyon as national committeeman. The
letter warned the office holders that the
patronage would not be. in the hands Of
Colonel Lyon on the reelection OF Mr.
Taft. h'l. e. .~t*-f s-N ,!n
managerstin Ohio and Massachusetts
Mrss Norris declared that. In the face oi
preferential primaries carried for Roose.
welt. President Taft commended his man.
ayers to fight the contests to the last
ditch. s-..- ~.,..-, ... =.
And what became Of the Taft delegates
who were won over?' he asked. THE
most OF them are In office; they have
got their reward and the nation is foot
Ing the BILL.
Reads List Of New Officials. r.
Mr.. Norris cited a list of new office
holders who. he said. had been rewarded
for voting for Mr.. Taft In the convention
II hope the time will come" cried Mr..
Norris, when man who gains or holds
office by the bribery Of patronage will
be held in the estimation of the American
people as guilty as he who buys office
with cold cash. ~-
Taking up the Thirteenth Indiana con-
test. Mr.. Norris said the district conven-
tion was made riotous by the Taft men
who were in the minority. Taft delegates
were elected and seated at Chicago.
And yet" said Mr.. Norris, Senator
Beveridge submitted an affidavit signed
by; majority Of the delegates to the
district convention that they had voted
against the election of Taft delegates" I,
Mr.. Norris parting shot at the Chicago
convention was to refer to It as "the
worst political highway robbery ever CON-
committed In this country"
Representative Humphrey Of Washing
ton, republican. announced his intention
of replying to Mr.. Norris later.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
FRANK 7. SEABRIGHT,
HUMORIST, SERIOUSLY ILL

LOS ANGELES, Cal. July z5.-Frank
7. Seabright. humorist and journalist, and
formerly president of the American Press
Humorists' association, Is critically Ill
at the Clara Barton hospital and his
physicians stated today there was little
hope for his recovery. Mr.. Seabright suf-
fered severe injuries in an automobile
accident several months ago, since which
time he has been practically helpless.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
Hartzell Guilty Of
Robbing Mummy

CHICAGO, July 25.-A verdict Of guilty
was returned today against John C. Hart
zell, who was accused Of stealing from
the Haskell Oriental Museum Of the Uni
versity of Chicago a small bar Of gold,
once the amulet Of Pharaoh.
Finger prints in the dust on the mu-
scum case which were declared to coin
eide with the finger prints Of Hartzell,
we're introduced by the state to prove the
guilt of the accused. 's.@ g.
The trial before Judge Kersten was
marked by tits between university pro-
fessors and counsel for the defendant on
details Of history touching the antiquity
of the amulet.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
NEGRO LAWYER ATTACKS
WOMAN AND Is KILLED

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 25.-After
he had shot q young woman who resisted
when he attacked her here today J. B.
Brown. a negro lawyer, was killed as he
sought refuge in the home OF another
negro. The young woman was Miss
Maude Sumner. Brown got into her home
and began firing when she fought him
off. Miss Sumner was slightly hurt.
Little Rock officials believe Brown was
the black who attacked numerous women
here during the last six months. Browns
slayer was Sam Collins. He shot when
Brown tried to Chamber into rear win
dow. ,.. -...
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
The National Capital
Thursday, July 25, 1912.
The Senate.

The senate convened at II a. m.
Considered wool tariff revision bill with
agreement to vote on It before adjourn
ment.
George R. Sheldon. treasurer of the re-
publican national committee In 1908, gave
to committee investigating campaign
funds his version of Edward H. Harri-
mans contribution to the Roosevelt fund
in 1901.
Conferees reported disagreement with
the house on battleship program which
holds up the naval appropriation bill.
Chairman Burnham of agriculture COM
nnittee stated a further conference on the
agricultural appropriation bill would be
held Friday and efforts made to hasten
action
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
Forty Babies Named
for Woodrow Wilson

SEA GIRT, N. j.. July 25. Forty new
born babies In every section of the United
States have been named for Governor
Wilson since his nomination for the pres
idency by the democratic convention.
Every day adds TO the number Of letters
telling him he has been "honored'' by
new namesakes. Still struggling with his
acceptance speech. the governor has rot
had time to read all the letters.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
Traction Company is
Insolvent Because Of
Wreck Judgments

I BLUFFTON, Ind, July 2.-As a result
Of the head-on collision between two
cars on the Marion. Bluffton & Eastern
Traction line at Marion. which caused
the deaths Of four persons and injuries
to sixty, the Union Savings and Trust
company of this city was today appointed
receiver for the line. Operation of the
road will be continued II. c. Arnold,
president Of the traction line, admitted
that the company was insolvent and said
that 1t would have no money to pay
claims or judgments growing out Of the
Marion wreck.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
TELEPHONE MERGER IN
SIOUX CITY GIVEN A JOLT

SIOUX CITY, Ia. July Especial Tele-
gram.)-City Attorney Strong today gave
the proposed merger of the Sioux City
Telephone company and the Iowa Tele-
phone company a hard jolt by ruling that
the council could not sanction the merger
cnd that the patter would have to go to
vote OF the people.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
Little Girl Killed
By Hailstones

SHERIDAN, Wyo., July "a 5-year-
old daughter of M. Walsh. ranchman
who lives five miles northwest of Sheri-
dan, was caught out in hailstorm of
Monday and SO badly bruised that she
died yesterday. Damage by the storm
in Sheridan county Is estimated at
$5, 900. s#s .a ,F
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
EMPEROR OF JAPAN
IS SLIGHTLY BETTER

TOXIC. July 4.-At o'clock this even
ing an official bulletin said:
THE emperor's condition is unchanged,
except that his pulse has been reduced
to 100
This morning his pulse was los to Ito.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
Turkish Officers w. ..> <.
Demand Closing Of
Deputies Chamber

CONSTANTINOPLE. July pa group
of Turkish military officers today lodged
a demand with the president of the
chamber of deputies that the chamber be
closed within twenty-four hours.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-07-26
Beveridge Tenn porary Chairman

Beveridge Temporary Chairman.
CHICAGO. July I-Former Senator A.
y. Beveridge of Indiana has been chosen
temporary chairman OF the national
convention of the progressives in Chicago,
August 5. This announcement was made
today by Senator Joseph NJ. Dixon.