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fMOPLE SUPPLY CO, Shlpslns Dspsrtnt F2, KANSAS CITY, MI9MHI0
Tho Kansas house of representa
tives, by a vote of 9G to 22, passed
a resolution providing for a recall
of public officials. Any public official
may be recalled six months after the
beginning of the term for which he
was elected. The recall petition
must bear the signatures of 25 per
cent of the qualified voters.
The Studebalcer corporation, with
an authorized capital of $45,000,000,
was incorporated in New Jersey. It
will take over the plant of the Stude
baker Manufacturing company at
South Bend, Ind., and an automobile
concern in Detroit.
In continuing the investigation of
the alleged liquor tax frauds at
Cincinnati, the prosecuting attorney
raided a brewery during the absence
of the president, secured all the
records and placed them in the hands
of the grand jury.
W. F. Sheehan. made a speech at
Buffalo in behalf of his candidacy
for United States senator. He de
fended the support given him by
Tammany and denied he is a candi
date of "the interests."
The Mexican general, Navarro, at
the head of 1,000 federal troops,
arrived at Juarez after a twelve
days' trip from Chihuahua.
cause he couldn't handle the money.
Of'the total amount raised $125,000
he said, went to Jim Gaffney, a Ne.v
York contractor, to handle the Tam
many men, and he afterward learned
that Tom Grady got $4,000. I asked
him how much there was in the fund
whether it was $300,000 or moro
and he replied that $500,000
would be nearer the mark. The
reason he was Selected to go along
with Hyde, he said, was because ho
knew the ropes at Albany, was better
than Hyde at lobbying and also was
a member of the senate." Elder
then repeated his Merritt investiga
tion testimony about Gardner going
to Albany with Hyde and distribut
ing the "boodle fund."
The West Virginia senate, by a
vote of 17 to 13, rejected the in
come tax amendment to the federal
constitution.
Tho 1911 Wiltzius Official Catholic
directory gives the number of Cath
olics in the United States as 14,618,
761. These figures do not include
the insular possessions.
"Lafe" Young has withdrawn
from the senatorial contest in Iowa.
Judge H. B. Deemer took his' place.
Mrs. Ellen Colfax, widow of I
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bcnuyier Uolfax, who was vice presi-
aent or tne united States, is dying
at South Bend, Ind.
The Georgia supreme court' de7
cided that the, state law prohibiting
the manufacture of .-alcohol in
Georgia is constitutional. -
The Tennessee house passed a' bill
to prevent anyone from using an
automobile without the consent of
tne owner.
Two mail pouches, known to con
tain about $500,000 in checks- and
other valuable bank papers, were
stolen at Thalman, Ga.
Graft has been discovered in the
Pittsburg school board.
The Alabama senate passed the
Parks local option bill, by a vote of
si to 12, in the same shape aB it
r.nmo fyrT . i Jt u
ivmii iii .x"""36' governor
O Neil will sign the measure, but it
will not become effective until the
legislature passes laws regulating
the sale of liquor.
nn1? thL trial of Frank J- Gardner,
on the charge of attempting to bribe
Congressman Foelker, of Brooklyn
we Gadner. and 'Foelker we?e
both members of the New York state
senate in 1908, Robert H. Bide? an
assistant district attorney In BroolS
lyn, testified that Gardner had to?d
him thn.t. n fnTiri p i ir " ry1
racing legislation and that later a
Mr. Tyrrell had stated to him that
Foelker got $15,000. He said Pnr5
ner also told him of mTetw
Delmonico'8 of men who "S? in
jEEft ll racnd0mlnrtieonend
James R. Keene, Gene Wood E
Payne Whitney Charles H.' Hyd7
city chamberlain, and Mr p,J '
ttanlng, Mr. Elder siw- "0
said Senator McCarron bt rtb
Henry Richardson Chamberlain,
London correspondent of the New
York Sun since 1892", is dead.
At St. Petersburg the jury re
turned a verdict of guilty against
Count V. Brien de Lassy and De
Pantchenko for the poisoning of
Count. Vassilli ...Bouturlitf. : Mme
Muravieff was acquittod. De Lassy
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