Exemption repeal by next week in canal act clash
Washington reports Senate and House leaders gearing for a quick battle over repealing the toll exemption clause of the Panama canal act. President Wilson's request for reversal to protect foreign relations cited as guiding policy. Senator Owen of Oklahoma introduces a repeal bill to move the issue to the interoceanic canals committee.
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Senate to press repeal bill amid interoceanic canal clash
The committee and party leaders move to speed the repeal measure through the House and Senate. Senator Owen and allies push for repeal, while opponents including Senator OGorman and some Democrats resist. A close vote is expected with a potential minority report if the bill fails to win committee approval.
Cardinal to End Mission at Holy Cross Cathedral
The annual mission for the Cathedral of the Holy Cross men will end tomorrow afternoon. Conducted by Passionist Fathers from Blessed Gabriel Monastery Brighton, it has drawn about 3000 men daily. Cardinal O Connell is expected to attend the closing exercises at 3 30.
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U S Presses For Full Facts From Mexican Leaders
Washington March 13 The United States government will keep pressing General Carranza and the Mexican Constitutionalists for complete information on the welfare of all foreigners in Mexico and will continue using its good offices for their protection A communication from Secretary Bryan to American Consul Simpich at Nogales relayed the demand and a reply was in Secretary Bryan’s hands but not made public.
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United States weighs policy amid Mexican crisis and habeas cases
The note from Mr. Bryan to Carranza signals U S stance on protecting a Spanish citizen while acknowledging Huerta recognizing nations can only deal via the United States. Habeas corpus begins for Mexican Federal prisoners at Fort Bliss, with War Department resisting releases on public policy grounds. Senate foreign relations plans further Mexico inquiries as Park of Georgia introduces a bill to acquire northern Mexican states for negro settlement, unlikely to pass.
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Monterey Isolated as Rebel Troops Close In From All Sides
Monte rey, a key railroad hub and the largest city in northeast Mexico, lies virtually isolated as Constitutionalists advance from all sides. A single intact telegraph line remains. rail communications beyond Saltillo are down. An attack on Monterey is expected as part of the rebel march southward, with numerous minor engagements already reported nearby.
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Miss Roberta Edeson Hosts Beebe Dansant at Westminster
Roberta Edeson, three and a half, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert H Edeson, gave a bebe dansant at the Hotel Westminster yesterday afternoon. A Punch and Judy show and supper followed with favors of tiny parasols for girls and a cane for the lone boy. Roberta, well traveled, acted with hostess poise during the event.
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Massachusetts cat license bill stalls for 13th time
A historic push by the Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association to license cats faces defeat as the agriculture committee rejected the bill for the lth consecutive year. The pro license case cites birds harmed by unlicensed felines, while critics note farmers would still keep one unlicensed cat. The measure was reported adversely to the House.
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Petition to Aid Ellis Milk Bill
Representative Joseph F. Stone of Canton introduced petitions in aid of the Ellis clean milk bill containing over 500 signatures. Signers were Canton citizens affected by a milk borne septic sore throat epidemic last year, with hundreds of cases and many deaths in the town. A Massachusetts Milk Consumers' Association spokesman cited eight similar epidemics annually in Canton and urged legislative action.
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Doyle resolutions defeat in House on Panama toll exemption
The Doyle resolutions opposing repeal of the coastwise vessel toll exemption were defeated 91 to 105 in the House. Doyle of East Boston urged the Legislature to go on record for New England, while Rothfeld of Newton opposed legislating on national toll policy.
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Massachusetts
New England shipping gains staged in tolls debate
Lawmakers debate repeal of tax exemption and ship subsidies tied to canal tolls. Speakers accuse Democratic bias toward the South and demand protection for New England interests. A roll call shows numerous Yes and No votes with several paired members.
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Newton
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New England
Boston
Corrected Vote on Convention Resolve Noted in House Journal
The House journal records show Bodfish and Bowser voted Yes on substituting Cox for a constitutional convention. Bigelow and Bowser did not vote. Rothfeld and Bradstreet were reported as No, contrary to earlier roll call.
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May Return to Jail as Lodger
A New England newspaper notes a proposed bill from the social welfare committee to allow a recently released prisoner to be sent back to reformatories without court proceedings. Senator Bazeley and Prison Commission Chairman Randall back the measure as a reform aimed at recapturing nonreformed graduates.
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German War Minister Defends Officer Duelling
Berlin March 13 Lieutenant General Erich Von Falkenhayn minister of war defended duelling among German army officers in response to an interpellation about the February 26 Metz duel in which Lieutenant Haage was killed.
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Brom o Quinine Secret Ad Claims Quick Cold Cure
An advertisement touts Laxa tive Brom o Quinine as a genuine cold cure. It urges readers to seek the full name and mentions E. W. Grove in connection with the product. The copy promises to cure a cold in one day and emphasizes a single form of the remedy.
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