Lawmakers Clash Over Rail Bill Amid Quorum Calls
In a tense session the house debated rail bill provisions as senate Republicans listed 32 votes for the conference report and Democrats 15 in favor. A 47 to 417 tally showed mixed support with several key names and paired votes noted. absent senators would have tipped the outcome.
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Senate
Cummins
Roport
Ball
Brandegee
Calder
Gapper
Colt
Gummins
Gurtis
Elkins
Fernald
Frelinghuysen
Hale
Jones
Washington
Kellogg
Kenyon
Keys
Lemroot
Dodge
McLean
McNary
Nelson
New
Page
Phipps
Poindexter
Smoot
Spender
Sterling
Sutherland
Townsend
Wadsworth
Warren
Watson
Beckham
Fletcher
Gay
Glass
Meyers
Phelan
Pomasine
Gransdell
Robinson
Shields
Smith
Georgia
Maryland
Underwood
Walsh
Montama
Williams
Borah
French
Grenna
Ashurst
Dial
Gore
Harris
Harrison
Johnson
South Dakota
New Mexico
King
McKellar
Nugent
Overman
Pittman
Shepherd
Trammell
Bankhead
Gulberson
McCormack
Henderson
Dillingham
Wilh Swanson
Fall
Kendrick
Simonds
Kirby
McCumber
Lavoilette
Harding
Massachusetts
Edge
Owen
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Stanley
Kentucky
Chamberlain
Oregon
Military muster list with district patrol assignments
Fragmentary OCR shows army officers and patrol districts. Includes majors and captains with district descriptions such as south of sixteenth, east of carry, between sixteenth and seventeenth, and west of carey. Names include Chas McGonagle Harry Davis Arthur Underwood Thomas Hunter William Dubois Clyde Ty J H Walton W J Walls Charles Griffin Tyowald Ashton Jacob Sherman Wesley Dumm John Rossman.
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Chas. McGonagle
Harry Davis
Arthur A. Underwood
Sixteenth
Carry
Thomas Hunter
William Dubois Clyde Ty
Situs
W. EB. Fair
Capitol
J. H. Walton
W. J. Walls
Charles Griffin
Tyowald Ashton
Carey
Jacob Sherman
Wesley JF. Dumm
John Rossman
Army quota list appears with names and locations
Between Eighteenth and Twentieth East of Carey and West of Garey several Captains and officers are listed with associates at lumber yards stores railroad offices and Capitol Building. The document notes quota committee and American Legion clubs with multiple names such as Archie Allison W R Grier and A H Marble.
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Eenth
Garey
Archie Allison
T. Joe Cahill
Carey
W. R. Grier
Ed. Storey
Miles Shepherd
Charles Carey
Clarence Harris
Capitol
Albert Gronland
Glyde Barly
George Daiber
Ad. J. O'Connell
American Legion Clubs
A. L. Becker
Frank P. Bell
Reed Hollister
CG. I. Sands
American Legion Club
Oscar Lamm
Harold Vaughan
D. B. Miller
MacGauley Garr
Stanley Edwards
G. &. Hoftheim
Capitol Building
A. H. Marbles
F. Yoder
J. W. Highleyman
Quota Committee
Army Reorganization Bill Details Training Plans and Force Levels
The military committee debated universal training within the army reorganization bill. A congressional commission on physical and military training may report by December instead of adopting a training plan now. The bill envisions a standing peace army of 250000 with 17700 officers, plus aviation chemical warfare and tank corps, and a guard strength of 800 per district. Enlistment terms would run one or three years.
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Mondell
House
Army Wiil
Congressiona Commission
Congress
Kalin
State Guard Discharge Rules and Aviation Command
The bill ensures that when federal or state authorities discharge state troops after the war the guard remains subject to state call unless state authorities decide otherwise. It also places aviation under the bill under a major general with 41 500 officers ranging from second lieutenants to colonels and 15 000 men.
Martial law powers curb city services and night work
The record shows officials facing orders to bar municipal workers from obtaining English military government discharge permits, while a corporation halted city services and removed night watchmen as martial law neared. Lights were cut in the city, risking burglaries, with suburbs still lit. newspapers fear power stoppage curtailed publications.
Democratic caucus pressures on ratification split
Administration chiefs say the total is inflated yet concede a vote tomorrow could command more than the seven Democratic votes secured last November. A Democratic caucus movement, backed by some party skeptics after the president’s memorial letter, battles to sway holdouts as GOP factions claim rising support. Sixty four votes are needed to ratify the treaty and current leaders see only 38 support from Republicans, leaving 34 to be found among Democrats, more than the peak GOP claims.
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Democrats
Brotherhood union strike call risks public support
The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Shop Laborers faced backlash as their strike call damaged worker credibility. Leaders claimed strength to halt all transportation but favored peaceful methods when possible amid widespread dissatisfaction at meetings.
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Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Union Officials Converge Over Settlement Proposal
Individual organizations will likely take days to finish forming views on the settlement plan. Union leaders who negotiated with Mr. Hines were summoned tonight but details of the meeting were not disclosed.
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Mr. Hines
College Teachers Clash Over Smith Towner Bill
At a College of Teachers session Dr Strayer and Dean Burris of Cincinnati argued the Smith Towner measure creating a federal secretary of education and federal aid for public schools. Orlando P. Glaxton urged more school gardening in cities as deans discussed housing, dancing, and self support among college girls.
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College of Teachers
Strayer
Dean P. Burris
Cincinnati
Smith-Towner
Secretary of Education
Dean Burritt
Orlando P. Glaxton
United States
Commissioner of Education
Moer
Fn Danting
Red Tag Warning Urges Immediate 1920 License for Cars
Sheriff B. J. Smalley issues red tag notices to owners who have not obtained a 1920 state license. The tag commands immediate license attachment to the car and states that failure to comply will lead to arrest. A duplicate stub records the car number, retained by the sheriff.
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B. J. Smalley
School Board Sets March 8 for Grammar School Bid Opening
The school board met last night and audited the district bills. No special business was discussed. A special meeting is scheduled for March 8 to open bids for the new grammar school building construction.
Life of Baby Garbages and Sulkins at Hobbs Huckfeldt
A compact profile traces the large and complete life of Baby Garbages and Sulkins, linked to Hobbs Huckfeldt and Finkbiner, highlighting key events and associations within their orbit.
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Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
Better Than Calomel Dr Wards Olive Tablets Claim
Dr Ward presents Olive Tablets as a safe vegetable remedy from Dr Edwards to replace calomel for liver and bowel relief. The tablets claim to stimulate the liver and bowels without bad after effects, gum injury, or acid-food danger. Improves mood and mental clarity with no pain or sickness. Available 10¢ and 25¢ per box.
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Wards
Edwards
Bigotice
C. S. Moves Back to Its Own Depot in Cheyenne
Colorado and Southern officials plan to move into the old Burlington station over the weekend so the line will operate from its own depot starting March 4 when railroads revert to private ownership. Train No 30 may arrive at Union Station Sunday morning to allow arrangements before CG S traffic shifts. a new local agent at Cheyenne Station will be named within two days. Potters want to sell items. Leader want columns.
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Colorado & Southern Railroad
Burlington Station
Union Pacific
Union Station
Cheyenne
Remedy for Itching Tortur Zemo Skin Cure Ad
Itchy skin relief offers Zemo as a safe antiseptic liquid that clears eczema pimples and rashes. Sold by druggists, two applications often cure minor blemishes overnight. Priced 35c for standard bottle and $1.00 for extra bottle. It claims no staining, greasiness, or stickiness and suitability for tender skin. The H.W. Ronen Co, Claret.
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Seldo
Musterole relief without blistering mustard plaster
Grandmother’s mustard plaster burned and blistered, but Musterole offers relief without blistering. This white ointment with oil of mustard soothes sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches and body pains. Available in 80c 60c and hospital size $2.50.
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Smith College
Spaulding
Knight's
Dr. Edwards
Colums of
Autostrop Safety Razor Co
New York
Toronto
London
Paris
Pci
EIY
Velvét Joe
Koc
the Friendly Tobacco
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