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Yankton, Yankton County, South Dakota
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Anthony M. Keiley of Richmond withdraws as US minister to Italy, not wholly voluntarily; ex-Congressman Hopkins of Pittsburgh favored as successor. A planned banquet in Richmond for Keiley involved a mistake attaching the Italian vice consul's name to the invitation committee without his knowledge; he denied involvement after inquiry from Baron Fava.
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Washington, April 21—The withdrawal of Anthony M. Keiley, of Richmond, as minister to Italy, leaves the chances in favor of ex-Congressman Hopkins, of Pittsburg. Keiley's resignation was not wholly voluntary. The understanding is that some other place will be given him. A banquet was to be given to him to-morrow night in Richmond. By a mistake, and without his knowledge, the name of the Italian vice consul at Richmond was attached to the committee of invitation to the Keiley banquet, and so published in the papers. The vice consul, in answer to a telegram from Baron Fava asking him if it was true, replied, stating that it was not, and that his name had been published in that connection without consulting him, but that he did not intend to participate in any manner in the banquet.
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Washington
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April 21
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keiley's resignation not wholly voluntary; understanding that some other place will be given him; chances in favor of ex-congressman hopkins; vice consul did not intend to participate in banquet
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Withdrawal of Anthony M. Keiley of Richmond as minister to Italy; banquet planned for him in Richmond with mistake attaching Italian vice consul's name to invitation committee without his knowledge; vice consul replied to Baron Fava's telegram denying involvement