Reapportionment threats and ship subsidy battle in Congress
From Washington, a CG analysis warns that Crumpacker's reapportionment bill could curb Southern representation under the Fourteenth Amendment, recalling the 1890s force bill defeat and the 1902 GOP wipeout. The piece also condemns the ship subsidy plan yielding $165 million in twenty years, arguing it cripples the merchant marine and future shipbuilding. It criticizes Secretary Gage over the New York custom house sale, notes Senate resistance to a larger army, and points to looming presidential year legislation.
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D.C
Republican Party
Representative Crumpacker
Indiana
Congress
Kuchensee
House
United States
South
Senate
Gorman
Gage
New York Custom House
National City Bank of New York
Cockrell
Throta
Tatteenee
Eneh
Erpak
Turkey
Cully Wis Levens
Suutwon
Vystt
Washitton
Dension
Trahela
Pontdeos
Phin
New York
Vic
Galesburg
Bath
Eure
Spain
Augusta
Perkins Manufacturing Company
Georgia Tron
London
Madagscay Ly
Forty Eighth Volunteer Infantry
Otis
Snay
Philippines
Army
Navy
Matserriffes
Noveleta
Washington
Chisago Tribune
Naval Academy Scandal Sparks Senate Attack at Navy Office
Congress man Latimer of South Carolina led a dramatic confrontation at the Secretary of the Navy office over alleged misrules at Annapolis involving cadet Maxwell. Latimer demanded fair treatment and a public apology from Admiral McNair, culminating in an agreement for Maxwell’s restoration and proper amends. The episode moved to Washington for further action and possible investigation.
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Congressman Latimer
South Carolina
Alinapolia
Admiral McNair
Naval Academy
Cndet
Maxwell
Anderson
Academy
Annapolis
Mawell
Coe
Congres Mit
Latimer
Clase
McNair
Onec
Contresa
Washington
Nait
Secretary of the Navy
McAntimy
News and Courier
Hater
Tallmer
Secretary Long
Osto
Long
Audi
Severn
Peprenntaris Latimer
Anne
Ian
Washington Post
Columbia Legislature Session Opens Amid Dispensary Debate
The Columbia legislature opens its session amid hopes for unity and reform. Leaders note dwindling party factionalism, discuss dispensary seat share, state house completion, and health board modernization. Governor’s plan praised, while monthly political gossip swirls in lobbies as Christmas fades into a hopeful new year. Obituaries mark the week with losses Evie Poors and Capt. J S Acker.
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State House
Bias Feretty Salle Ba
Fort Shite House
Trenaon
State Board of Health
Te Board
Biamendia
Cardani
Evie Poors
Shoe
Rov
Tate
Shady Grove
Acker
Raluciven
M. McGee
Pearl Cox
Seals
Belton
Acker, Jr
Allen Scott
Pick
J. Press Acker
Sae Sutherland
Laura
Fu Cimax
Pelzer
Maude Sutherland
Misaca Rhetta
Uelen Brenzcalo
Christina
M. G
State News Highlights South Carolina Politics and Incidents
South Carolina coverage notes the 297 honeoliles in the state last year, growth in cotton and railroad activity, and upcoming court sessions. It cites the Spartanburg witness, Charleston gathering, and a general session convening Monday, plus local public concerns in Supenvilled and Bamberg.
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Darlington
Daria
Court of General Sessions
Ssa
Supenvilled
Gye Sills
Fidgert
Hiiltings
Clover
S.C
Marek Tat
Apin Oly
Bustin
Mass
Coot Robinson
Laurens
Henry Robinson
Coot
Greengilly
Air Line
Greenville
Ling
Pinewood
Sumter County
Tom Jones
Southern Railway
Bear Union
Salada
Eberhardt
Bambere
Caeh Ellerbe
Gayemmar Ellerby
Eatnte
Governor Ellerby
Inc
Rufus Sartho Auetimazo
Cnye
Union County
Anl
Robert E. Lee
Charleston
Masonic Temple
Henry Lee
Virginia
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John T. Burriss
QU Columbia
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