Congress Convenes Faces Big Tasks On Senate Short Session
Washington December 1 The United Senate opens a brief session with statehood for Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona expected to dominate attention while Cuban reciprocity tariff and anti trust questions loom Also nominations including Oliver Wendell Holmes await confirmation and measures to fund a coal strike commission move forward alongside rapid appropriations.
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Uncle Sam's Lesson in Global Trade Turbulence
In a sweeping dispatch a viewer's eye glances from factory smoke to European industry decline. Germany faces plant shutdowns and wage cuts as 1903 budget deficits rise to 37.5 million dollars, with calls for higher tobacco and beer taxes triggering protests. The piece questions whether American expansion and competitive policies drive the crisis, contrasting old world economies with American purchasing power and “Made Sam's motto.”
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Democrats Back Grover for President in EO4
In New York, Democrats back Grover as the presidential contender in EO4. Cardiff grant under review. The press notes the term opening gun of empress when referring to Mr. Cannon. A Toledo girl faced a decision about marriage. observers expect her to resist, yet a case exists where staying out is easier. At Pittsburg chamber of commerce, President Loree of B and O urged Congress to fund a nine foot waterway from Pittsburgh to the Ohio River and its main tributaries, challenging railway opposition with a stance praising waterways as God given gifts for use.
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Was an Chico Girl
Cincinnati news reports Charlitts Hemingway, once a resident of this city, left eight months ago for Olher any, was married to Robert Hemingway. Mrs Hemingway known as Miss Carlo Campigilo, her parents Professor and Mrs Tom Campigio live here. She was 18. Roosevelt era note follows.
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Trusts to dominate short congressional session
Washington reports the fifty seventh congress will open a brief session dominated by trust issues. Leaders expect debates on enforcement and possible measures beyond routine appropriations. Opinions split on a Sherman antitrust enforcement appropriation and how it fits into regular spending bills.
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London
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Government clerks test preserved foods under Wiley supervision
Twelve Washington clerks under Professor Wiley of the Agricultural Department volunteer to eat foods treated with boric acid formaldehyde and other preservatives to assess health effects. The year long trials occur in a government boarding house with strict dieting and constant supervision by scientists and a civil service cook.
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Noted New Mexico pioneer Jose Chavis dies at home
General Jose Chavis, a longtime prominent figure in New Mexico history and father to many leading territory citizens, has died at his home on November 29. In Missouri, Bunce Quarles of Kemper College died from football injuries suffered in a game two weeks earlier. In Jacksonville, E Skelly of Decatur broke the world record for the running long dive with a distance of 14 feet 2 inches at the Y M C A meet involving Springfield and Jacksonville.
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