Washington Veto Sparks Senate Overriding Bid
The article notes President William Howard Taft vetoing a Webb liquor bill prohibiting shipments to military states. Senate quickly overrode the veto, with a dramatic reaction described as a “hardest jolts” of his administration. It covers political debate, public sentiment, and calls for reform in Washington. It also mentions World events and domestic concerns, including legal and social issues facing the nation.
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William Howard Tam
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Woman's Suffrage Pageant in Washington Parade
Washington hosts a suffrage parade organized by the National Woman's Suffrage Association with floats, uniforms, and tableaux. Notable speakers include Mrs Stanley McCormick of Chicago and Mrs Benedict of Milwaukee among others. the event features international country representations and a rare automobile procession concluding the procession.
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Fragmentary Names and Figures in a Senate Related List
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including senators and representatives with scattered surnames such as Taft era figures and others. The text names Mra Follette, Fred Buble, Philander P Claxton, Jonathan, Warner, and A G H Merve among an unclear roster of political names and roles. The exact context and positions remain unreadable.
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Buble
Mire
Philander P Claxton
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Jonathan Oarne
Michie Benator
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A and M Students to Go to Argentine Republic
Twenty members of the A and M College winter school will depart after June commencement for Argentina to join a government experiment program. Under supervision of Asa Lomuil Newell and Arthur H Monerfold, they will conduct cotton and horticulture experiments at Tucuman stations, earning about 100 dollars per month in American money. The venture aims to train agricultural workers and advance viticulture and related sciences.
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Rowenfeld
M. College
A and M College Reopens After Dismissals and Pledges
The board at A and M approved readmission for 77 students, bringing total enrollment near 400. Cadets receive chances to catch up on work and future term exams proceed, with additional make up sessions and stair-step pledges shaping conduct.
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M. College
Wroordanes
M Rawati
Norynedt
Lewitt Radtoe
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