Indifference of Reed to labor woes sparks GOP worry
Washington July 22 special reports Knights of Labor member H J Schulties accusing Speaker Reed of indifference to eight hour and alien contract labor bills. Labor leaders say Reed blocks action on reimbursement for overtime on government works, risking voter backlash while Democrats gain ground.
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Roosevelt may craft part of the civil service report
The article notes the potential for President Roosevelt to contribute to the upcoming civil service report focusing on post offices with twenty five clerks or more and other classified workers. It also hints at congressional investigation outcomes and political maneuvering surrounding the Force bill and Senate opposition.
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International Coinage Debate Opens for World Silver Standard
Congress shows friendly sentiment toward Senator Teller's plan for an international conference on bimetallism. The Finance Committee asks the State Department if such a conference could affect the Pan American meeting's plans for a common silver coin. Assistant Secretary Atlee suggests inviting arm union governments to discuss a common silver to gold ratio, even without a broader coin pact, and urges Congress to express policy guidance for U S delegates to the January International American Monetary Conference in Washington.
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Senate Debates Free Sugar Plans Amid Reciproc ity Tensions
Senator Hale signaled possible remarks ahead as debate over reciprocity and free sugar intensifies. White House shy on Pierce style restoration plans. Morrill and Aldrich pushing similar amendments in Senate. House Ways and Means Republicans firm for untaxed sugar, while aiming to preserve Glaine era advantages. Civil service expansion boosts clerical capacity. Southward applicants surge, quotas likely to fill. Roosevelt notes report timing tied to December Congress meeting.
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Market Dulness, Conservatism Rule New York Stock Scene
The New York market yesterday showed little change with dulness and a firm undertone. Dividend stocks were scarce and conservative views prevailed. Sugar and Atchison attracted attention, while local ties focused on Lamson, Bay State Gas, copper, and the Sugar Trust reorganization talks pending a majority share consensus. Busines snotes include Lamson finances improving, and Manitoba mortgages extending to the Pacific. Brackett and Waterman push menhaden fisheries protections in Buzzard’s Bay.
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Governor Gordon Endorses Boycott and Neutral Reconciliation
Governor Gordon of Georgia says he aligns with the Atlanta Constitution on using the boycott to preserve state independence if the force bill passes. He urges that the South unite, support honest elections, resist federal supervision, and pursue peaceful means while keeping peace between races.
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Amherst College Chooses New President Prospect
A committee of Amherst College trustees and notable figures meets at Shelter Island and in New York to select a successor to President Seelye. They expect a timely decision and aim for installation at the start of the new college year. The likely candidate is a highly regarded internal choice, with no foreign appointment.
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E. W. Donald
New York
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French Indo China Mission Opens Trade Route Toward Tonquin
A Paris report describes a French mission that left Hanoi in early April to open commerce toward Laos. The route crosses Dien Bien Phu to Luang Prabang then Kiang Trong, with villages along Lai Chan Tuan Giao and Son La agreeing to supply produce to Hanoi agents. Trade items include skin, civet, benzoin, lacquer, silk, ebony, sandalwood, opium balls, canes, rat tan, tobacco and white headnettle.
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Marriages and Obituaries From Local Churches and Cities
A Boston area newspaper item lists marriages on July dates including Bradford Gardner, Cook Fisher, Currier Dearborn, Eddy Williams, Hooper Scheidel, Milliken Wilson, Tyler Ventress, Wade Willis, Boutilier, Battles, Buck, Cole, Davis, Ellison, Latham, Littlefield, Moring, Paterson, Van Tuyll, and Whitney. Following, numerous death notices give names, ages, and brief details from Chelsea, Melrose, Hyde Park, Cohasset, Malden, Acton, Brookline, Roxbury, Cambridge, and Winchendon. Funeral details for some are noted with dates.
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