Senate Post Office Probe Sparks Sharp Senate Tilt
Washington December eight reports a heated Senate debate over fraud investigations in the Post Office Department. Senators Gorman and Lodge clashed on partisanship and thoroughness as House action sought committee access to documents. The scene included remarks on Cuban policy and treaty power.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Gorman
Lodge
Mms. Lavige
Committee On Post Offices
Penrose
Senate
Teller
General Wood
Clapp
Dec. S
House
Committee On
Postminster-General
Postoffice Department
Overstreet
Postimaster-Venerak
Th Jjudichiey Committee
Cuba
Ewch Senate
Nelson introduces new penance bill amid banking notes debate
Senator Nelson proposes a new bill mirroring the Aldrich plan to expand circulating notes for national banks. The measure allows using state and railroad obligations as deposits, with caps tied to paid-in capital, and preserves existing bond requirements. Also discussed are anti trust funding and calls for limiting real estate loans to one third of capital and surplus.
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Washington
Bec
Neilsen
United States
Nelson
Kathorsad Park
Loti
National Banking Association
Italian Miners Prepare to Raid Camp at Segundo
Italian miners brace for a raid on a camp at Segundo amid a blistering labor dispute as strikers led by Bevin threaten a bloody battle.
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Segundo
Bevin
All Boodlers Face the Court in Grand Rapids
Newspaper men and lawyers plead not guilty as all boodlers appear in Grand Rapids court.
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Grand Rapids
Blood and riot threats loom in Colorado coal camps
Reports from Regands Hartel warn of an imminent attack by rival miners on Megunde and the old town with feared bloodshed. Guards clash with miners amid ambushes near Trinidad and Segund o as authorities deploy 300 National Guard to restore order.
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Colorado
Trinidad
Regands
Hartel
New
Megunde
Dundinna
Frenay
Shere Clark
Regund
Tom Jerald
Lee
Joe Velano
Segundo
Berched
All Panama Rally As US Marines Arrive In Colon
The document describes a festive display with crowds, arches, and speeches during a Panama visit by commissioners led by De Amador. Marines from the Dixie landed at Colon, formed a camp near Empire, and prepared to deploy further as part of the U S presence amid the nation’s patriotic events.
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Dee
Colon
de Amater
Iderie Hoye
Panama
Washington
Ravener
Liberator
Pirot
de. Amador
Vorbiges
Colon Caton
Der
United States
Muxilbiy Couieer Dixie
Wirt McCreary
Colon Todas
Empire
Varuna
Caneal Company
Pinhe
Paris Leaders Consult With Premier As U S Policy Interest Grows
The chamber of deputies and senate hosted visits by a noted figure with Premier Combes to discuss American policy and political affairs. The meetings reflected rising interest in U S policy developments and international relations.
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Paris
Fierce Race War Erupts in Norfolk City
Reports from Norfolk Virginia describe violent unrest with rioting and mobs. County Treasurer Lyon and County Clerk Martin are implicated as tensions flare over alleged denial of black residents’ rights.
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Norfolk
Merketey
Tyonn
Ciot
Berkeley
Wilfieal Che
Foyer
Martin
Berkely
Lyon
Northern Securities Briefs Filed Before Supreme Court
Briefs filed in the United States v. Northern Securities Company and Northern Pacific Railway case outline the merger origins and anti trust issues. George B. Young and C. W. Bunk present arguments on consolidation, stock holdings, and congressional power.
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Washington, Dec
Northern Securities Company
Northern Pueble Railway Company
United States Ves
Great Northern Company
Supreme Court
Securities Company
George B Young
Northern Pacific
W W. Bunk
Young
Union Pacific
Stitt
Assatlanta
Mesaria
Morgan
Thereselves
Youngenya
Minnesota
New Jersey
COLT
Russia Japan peace believed assured after conference
In St. Petersburg on December and both the czar and Foreign Minister Lamadorff examined Japan's proposals. If Japan accepts some modifications, there is nothing to prevent a complete agreement between Russia and Japan.
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St. Petersburg
Dec
Russia
Japan
Evar
Aorakee Selo
Lamadorff
Dowie Regains Control of Zion City and Industries
John Alexander Dowie again controls Zion City and its industries after a court finale that satisfied creditors. Receivers were discharged and bankruptcy proceedings continue, with settlements to pay merchandise accounts within a year and notes bearing 5 percent interest.
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John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Chicago
Dec. S
Lios
City
Tte Industries
Chorchittan Catholic Church
Kohleaat
United States District Court
Dude Kohat
Mount and
Currier
Motutay
Dowle
Dowie
Ettleson
A. PT. Muaddoc
Samuel Stevenson
American and British Navies Consider Joint Maneuvers
In Loudon December the idea of friendly joint maneuvers between the British fleet in American waters and United States warships gained approval from naval experts and officials. Admiral Sir Edmund Freemantle supports the plan, hoping to cement Anglo American friendship.
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Wit Loudon
Dec
United States
Bellowed
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