President to Send Required Statement for Ita Preparation
The president plans a statement to Congress after the holidays to outline the Ita preparation. House work proceeds with various bills and the inaugural committee named by Speaker Cannon includes Burky, Young, and Gaines. Peters travels south to North Carolina for the holidays as he recovers strength. Sherman More land is named for a Supreme Court associate role in the Philippines, replacing Judge Tries who resigns to return to Albany practice. The president commends Judge Tracey for his services.
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Andrew J. Peters
North Carolina
Mr. Peters
House of Representatives
Cannon
Teh House
Danes Messrs, Burky
Pennsyvania
Young
Michigan
Gaines
Tennessee
Yoon
Senate
Sherman Moreland
Elmira
Supreme Court of the Philne Islands
James Tries
Albany
Tracey
Senate Committee Ready for Canal Delve in Probe
Senator Kittredge of South Dakota says the Senate committee is prepared to approve any investigation demanded by members into pay affairs. No demands or meetings have occurred this session, but the panel maintains a policy of calling witnesses as needed.
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Washi
Senate
Kittredge
South Dakota
Th Kittredge
Demand for House Resolution from Democratic Members
The text describes potential demands from Democratic members to probe policy continuation and mentions a resolution introduced by Representative Rainey of Illinois. It notes the suggestion by the Democratic National Committee and relates to speculation about profits from canal property sales to the United States. The piece references Senator Culberson and canal committee dynamics.
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House of Representatives
Representative Rainey
Tlinois
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Democratic National Committee
United States
Nator Culberson
Od Pees Wat
Demcratic Nationales
Senate Canal Committee
Secretary Root Seeks Specialist for Injured Knee
Secretary of State Root, who has suffered a knee injury for two months, finally summoned a specialist. He arrived at the cabinet meeting by carriage and limped from the White House to keep an engagement with the specialist from Philadelphia. He injured his knee during a political tour in Ohio supporting Mr Taft and has been absent from duties at the state department recently.
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Waal Dee
Root
White House
Philadelphia
Ohio
Taft
State Department
U S Steels Control of Agencies Cuts Tariff Costs
Washington reports that United States Steel argues its control of subsidiaries and transport lines lets it produce iron and steel cheaper, potentially $4 per ton below rivals, a point stressed as hearings on tariff policy proceed. Judge Gary contends the per ton delta mainly covers depreciation and proper costs rather than pure profit. Andrew Carnegie’s rejected testimony and Schwab’s figures are noted as insufficient to determine a protective duty for steel.
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U. S. Steel
Washington
Der
Payne
Andrew Carnegie
Charles M. Schwab
Gary
United States Stone Corporation
Tudge
United States
United States Steel Corporation
Ite Ooer Teenae
Tony
Schwab
Sid
Night riders burn two churches in Chicago outskirts
Four masked riders on swift horses attacked Thoburn Methodist Episcopal and Drexel Park Presbyterian churches near West Sixty fourth and Paulina streets just before 3 a.m. The fires caused severe damage. witnesses describe heavy cloaking. Police note possible links to three earlier church arsons.
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Thoburn Methodist Episcopal Church
Drexel Park Presbyterian Church
West Sixty-fourth
Paulina
Kentucky
Seni
Business Men's Anti-Time Track Gambling League Formed
Fifty business and personnel men met at Soap Phe of Arthur proprietor of the Broadway store yesterday and organized a league to eradicate race track gambling in California. The group, to be known as the Business Men's Anti-Time Track Gambling league of Southern California, adopted a brief constitution demanding enactment and enforcement of laws prohibiting track gambling.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur Roprietor
Yentarday
California
League
Wilson Despondent Traveling Salesman Ends Life
Portsmouth, N H an elderly traveling salesman named Wilson, long employed by grocery firms, is found dead by suicide in a wall alcove. Officials report he had been out of work for a time and suffered despondency. The inquest notes prior financial strain and alcohol use as factors. case referred to superior court for final determination.
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Portsmouth
N.hs
Wilson
Everett
Mast
Atoney
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