Morning Edition: March 2, 1911

Here's a quick snapshot of the headlines from today's morning papers:

The Bisbee Daily Review: Former Nicaraguan President Zelaya Waxes Warm in Roast of President [Denounces Taft as Tyrant and Oppressor]; Idaho Senator Heyburn Stirs Up Friends of Forest Policy; Defective Gun Steel is Blamed for Slaughter; Arizona must wait until the next regular session of Congress

The Washington Herald: Pope Confers High Honors on Father Russell; Lorimer Retains Seat by a Margin of Only Six Votes; Robin Abandons Insanity Defense; Cunard Liners May Abandon New York; Endurance Test by Progressives Retards Senate

The New York Tribune: Robin Pleads Guilt, Sentence Deferred; New York May Lose Biggest Ships; Special Session of Congress not to be Delayed; Lorimer Wins Fight to Retain Seat; Mr. Beveridge Hazed

Morning Edition: March 1, 1911

Here's a quick snapshot of the headlines from today's morning papers:

Bisbee Daily Review: Taft Affable, But Does Not Encourage Arizona; Naco [Mexican border town] ordered to surrender or fight 10 A.M.; Lorimer vote today, expected to vindicate; Popular vote [of US Senators] Measure Loses by Four "Nays"

The Washington Herald: Naval Officer, closely watched, may be a leper; Spain and Vatican ready to break; Senate deadlock is ended after thirty hours; [Congress] Will Not Annul Russian Treaty to help Jews; Chicago [mayoral] primary sets new record

The New York Tribune: Compromise Ends Senate Deadlock; Paid Commission for Schools, Mayor's Plan; Robin to Plead Guilty Today, It is Said