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JANUARY 21, 1910
The Commoner.
tho so-called insurgents represented
by Mr. Dwlgnt on the one hand and
Mr. Hayes on the other, after con
ference with the president that a
caucus should he held to pass upon
the question of the committee In the
interior department investigation
with the assurance that tho insur
gents, if they came into the caucus,
would be treated fairly and that a
committee of acknowledged impar
tiality would be appointed. A
further agreement was fore
shadowed that caucuses would be
held from time-to time to which all
elected as republicans should be in
vited to take up the various meas
ures recommended by the adminis
tration as performances of party
pledges, the subject of each caucus
to be announced in advance." Speak
ing for the republican insurgents,
Representative Hayes of California
characterized as premature the state
ment of President Taft and Repre
sentative Dwight indicating a cessa
tion of hostilities between the house
regulars and insurgents. When
Representative Hayes was notified
of Mr. Dwight's statement he denied
that any agreement had been
reached. Later Representative Hayes
gave out a statement to the effect
that the agreement related only to
the Ballinger caucus.
road companies doing business in
Illinois. The court upholds tho right
of the interstate commerce commis
sion to direct the distribution of cars
in the interest of independent coal
companies. Justice White delivered
the opinion.
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the senate President Taft's bill
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Speaker Cannon won a victory
when the democrats and insurgents
sought to take from him the power
to determine what part of the recent
message of the president should go
to the house committee on inter
state and foreign commerce and what
part to tho judiciary committee. The
house sustained the speaker.
The collector of customs at New
port News, Va., has been authorized
to close his office on January 19,
that being the anniversary of the
birth of General Robert E. Lee.
In the democratic caucus the house
members, James of Kentucky and
Rainey of Illinois were chosen to be
democratic members of the Ballinger
investigating committee.
Representative G. J. Diekema of
Michigan, a republican standpatter,
has announced his 'candidacy for the
republican nomination for speaker to
succeed Cannon. He declares that
hd is not an insurgent but a regular.
Representative Mann of Illinois de
clares that Cannon must be re-elected.
Champ ClaTk says the repub
licans have nothing to quarrel over,
for the next house will be democratic.
The statue to General Lew Wal
lace was unveiled at tho national
capitol.
Representative Mondell of Wyom
ing, chairman of the house commit
tee on public lands, declined to
stand sponsor for President Taft's
bills designed to carry out his pro
gram for conservation of natural re
sources. He offered to introduce the
measure "by request," but the
proffer was declined.
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Miss Roberta DeJanon, the young
Philadelphia heiress who ran away
with Frederick Cohen, a middle aged
waiter, was located at Chicago. The
two were taken into custody and re
turned to Philadelphia.
Nine lives were lost in one of tho
worst storms that ever visited New
York City in a storm that occurred
January 15.
. Lishon dispatches say that a plot
to kill King Manuel has been unearthed.
Thomas W. Lawson has contract
ed to take over the entire Burley
crop of tobacco, amounting to eleven
million pounds.
Representative Albert S. Dawson
of the Second Iowa district an
nounces he will not be a candidate
for renomination. He says he must
devote his attention to private af
fairs. Insurgent republicans say he
knows this is not astandpat year.
The United States has lost its place
as the greatest wheat producing
country in the world, and Russia has
won that prize.
The senate has adopted a resolu
tion authorizing the department of
commerce and labor to investigate
the high cost of living.
The republican congressional cam
paign committee issued a statement
warning the insurgents that those
who opposed republican doctrines, as
interpreted by the administration,
would get no help from the repub
lican organization.
An ice gorg"e in the Mississippi
river at St. Louis, broke, doing dam
age to the extent of $200,000.
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Edgar S. Smith, aviator, was struck
on tho head by the propeller of his
Langley machine and seriously injured."
Fifty head of cattle were found
frozen to death on a railroad train
near Federal, 111. The train had
been abandoned on a siding by the
crew after the men had worked six
teen hours and had waited eleven
hours for relief.
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Lorin Miller, former acting gov
ernor of New Mexico, died at El Paso,
Texas.
Judge James B. Belford, former
member of congress from Colorado,
died at Denver.
Kansas City dispatches say that
investigation develops that the late
Thomas H. Swope, the Kansas City
millionaire and philanthropist, lost
his life through being poisoned by
some one who sought to inherit his
wealth.
The little town of Caliente, Nev.,
was destroyed by a flood.
An effort will bo made in congress
to vindicate Colonel William F.
Stewart. He was exiled by Presi
dent Roosevelt. It is proposed to
make him a brigadier general.
Representative Townsend of Mich
igan introduced in the house a bill
embodying the recommendations out
lined in the president's special mes
sage for amendments to the inter
state commerce law.
The United States supreme court
has rendered a decision in a case
brought by the government against
the Illinois Central and other rail-
Richard Olney, secretary of state
under Grover Cleveland, 13 ill in a
Boston hospital.
The Associated Press report of the
proceedings on the aviation field at
Los Angeles, is as follows: Glen H.
Curtiss, in a Curtiss biplane, .estab
lished a world's record for speed with
passenger fifty-five miles an hour.
Glen H. Curtiss, in a Curtiss machine,
broke the world's record for time
consumed in getting into the air
6 2-5 seconds. Glen H. Curtiss, in a
Curtiss machine, broke tho world's
record for short distance covered In
'run before leaving the ground 98
feet. Louis Paulhan, in a Bleriot
monoplane, failed in an attempt at
the world's height record, making
but four hundred feet. Louis Paul
han, in a Bleriot monoplane, carried
R. D. Kelly, a pioneer newspaper
man of Nebraska and years ago an
employe of the New York Sun under
Charles A. Dana, died at his home
in Fremont
Edgar S. Cooke of Chicago, a
former official of the Big Four rail
road, has been arrested charged with
participation in the embezzlement
for which Charles L. Warriner, tho
former treasurer, was convicted.
The Chicago Porto Rican Indepen
dence Society was organized at Chi
cago. The society then caused to
be sent to President Taft this com
munication: "You, Mr. President,
who sign the appointments of the
governors that in the name of the
great republic of North America, go
to our country to rivet the odious
chain of tyranny, know the sadness
of our political situation; you are not
Ignorant of tho fact that in tho col
ony which the United States pos
sesses in the West Indies, the three
governmental powers, the legislative,
the executive and judicial, are only,
partially established. You can not
fail to know, honorable sir, that this
is infamous and despotic. You have
not forgotten that when General
Miles, aided by shot and cannon,
caused the American flag to wave on
the castles of San Juan De Porto
Rica and on the government building,
the insular affairs of Porto Rica were
being conducted wisely by the Porto
Rican people. You remember that
the Spanish monarchy restored to us
that which the kings of Iberia un
lawfully withheld for 398 years our
liberty."
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