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Currency Reform a Problem For Lawmakers Culbertson May Lead the Senate Minority
The Sixtieth Congress opens amid debate on currency reform and federal regulation of interstate commerce, with inheritance and income taxes under consideration. New members join both chambers, including Oklahoma’s Owen and Gore, and Captain Richmond Hobson brings new energy to the House. The Senate may see Culberson as Democratic leader, while Jefferson Davis of Arkansas and Jefferson Davis figure among notable arrivals. Hobson’s touring farm-education plan earns praise from veteran lawmakers, signaling a shift toward practical legislation in the new session.
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New York
Congress
Sixtieth Congress
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Roosevelt
Committee of Publishers
Mississippi
Senate
House
Oklahoma
Robert L. Owen
Thomas Pryor Gore
Jefferson Davis
Arkansas
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
Joseph MM. Dixon
Montana
Thomas I. Paynter
Kentucky
Charles VV. Fornes
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Fornes
New York State
Buffalo
Lhe
New York City
R. P. Hobson
New York Board of Aldermen
Lemuel E. Quigg
Merrimac
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Bankhead
Alabama
Washington
Senator Morgan
Captain Hobson
Sam
Department of Agriculture
Hobson
Fayette
Wash- Inston
Joel Cook
Pennsylvania
John B. Reyburn
Philadelphia
Cook
Quaker City
Pubiic Ledger
John Sharp Williams
Missiissippi
Vardaman
Charles A. Culberson
Texas
Culberson
Roger Q. Mills
Corbett-Fitzgrimmons
Lone Star
Iie
Couse
A. Culberson