Curbing the Press in Trade Commission Bill Debate
The Washington Star criticizes a paragraph in the trade commission bill that would criminalize publishing information obtained by the Commission. It warns the clause could abridge freedom of the press and curb public disclosure of corporate misconduct. The piece argues for Commission discretion and protection of trade secrets while placing responsibility on the Commission members rather than the press.
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Washington Star
Congress
Trade Commission
Commission
Sixth Congressional District
Baltimore City
Anne Arundel
House
Senate
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Zihlman
Allegany County
Pennsylvania watchers eye Penrose split in party race
The Milwaukee Journal questions Senator Penrose as a non reformist Republican. It argues his tariff views tie him to old lines and could propel Pinchot third party. The Johnstown Democrat says Pennsylvanians know the record and will judge when United States Senate seats are decided.
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Pennsylvania
Pensylvania
Times
Penrose
Keystone
The
Milwaukee Journal
Senate
Cummins
Bristow
Borah
Pinchot
Johnstown Democrat
Failure of Huerta and the Torreon setback
The fall of Torreon cripples Provisional President Huerta, signaling a fatal blow to his rule. The federals’ defeat weakens hopes of U S recognition and foresees a potential shift in power as Villa gains momentum and the rebels press the capital.
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Huerta
Torreon
United States
Pittsburg
Vera Cruz
John Lind
Villa
Notable Topics and Jokes Stir Daily News Readers
A compact column notes readers enjoy light humor while warning that provoking readers like Tasker G. may provoke frustration. Mentions famous lotteries Louisiana Panama ergs Canteloupes Federal League and topics from weather forecasts to mining stocks and marriage.
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Federal League
Unbossed city council after first Monday of April
The column cites a range of political and social notes from a Daily News item. It mentions a post Monday April city council, coal reserves estimated to last 1200 years, Kaiser visiting Italy, Ulster affairs, King George praised, gambling crackdowns, hens restoring prices, sunlit curiosity fading, Federals at Torreon, Chicago voters surpassing New York, Anthony Fiala dispatch error, Lord Asquith remarks, Chicago rail terminal plans, New York National Guard riot duty near Buffalo, 800 factory girls panic fire drill, Mikado cabinet reshuffle, Villa revolutionary optimism, Torreon rebel actions, moving pictures eye strain and censorship, Blackburn women police proposal, Vila's Torreon wager, Torreon race tips, Morse on Roosevelt and Taft.
Letters From The People Explains His Vote
Letters from Cumberland readers discuss road legislation, Wilkinson bill opposition, and political maneuvering in Annapolis. Fisher claims honesty and foresight while urging road funding, and Rank Outsider laments press influence and proposes crimes to curb media and bank power.
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Maryland
Annapolis
Expected Pacification Change Precedes Peace Move
The article notes a forthcoming shift in power with Villa commanding veteran forces and shaping pacification efforts. Whether this will ensure peace remains uncertain though influence is anticipated. further actions are needed before the anticipated change occurs.
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Villa
State Asked to Reimburse Losses in Bank Failure
New York state faced with calls for aid to cover losses from the Siegel & Co. bank collapse. Frederic R. Coudert argues the Attorney-General and Banking Department should handle legal proceedings and record tracing at no cost to depositors. Coudert's firm offers free legal services in cooperation with the Attorney-General's Department.
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New York
Siegel & Co
Peoples
Frederic R. Coudert
State of New York
Attorney-General’s Department
Banking Department
Goudert
Closing of the Fourteenth ABC Bowling Tourney in Buffalo
The fourteenth annual international tournament of the American Bowling Congress closes in Buffalo after a March 9 to March 26 meet with 450 five man teams from major cities. Buffalo led entries, Chicago next, Detroit third, New York City absent due to the rule against loaded balls and bear teams.
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Buffalo
N. Y
American Bowling Congress
Chicago
Detroit
New York City
A Bit of Everything For The Press Readers
A collage of humorous quips and social jabs ranging from get rich schemes to everyday chores. The column blends jokes about money, work, women, and domestic life with light satire on modern habits and public affairs.
Salvation Army leader barefoot and tattered prompts debate
A Fourteenth Street Salvation Army march draws attention as leader Brewer Brown wore no shoes in old fashioned black garb. He speaks of hypocritical religion and recalls his boyhood rebukes. The piece also surveys birth rate worries and a planned $300000 tango palace in New Rochelle.
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Charles Henry Adams
New York
Salvation Army
Fourteenth Street
Brewer” Brown
Salvationists
Brown
Board of Health
Wm. J. Robinson
Society of Medical Sociology
Holland
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Cumberland Press
the American, Incorporated
Charles W. L. McDermott
American, Incorporated
Cumberland
Ulster
Province of Ulster
Signal Corps
Famous Lotteries
Louisiana
Panama
Daily News
Tasker G
Editorial Sparks
Kaiser
Italy
George
Windy City
Anthony Fiala
Lord Asquith
National Guard
National Board of Censorship
Blackburn
England
Vila
Juarez
W. Morse
Europe
Roosevelt O. K
Charles 8. Mellen
Taft
O. K
the Cumberland Press
Cumberland, Md
Sion
G. Fisher
Dear Sr
Ir. T. A. KK. Hone Melshime
Ity Ouneil
Chicago Tribune
the Daily Special
Luke MclLuke
Ed Howe
America
Chochoohohhohoh
New Rochelle
Vernon Castle
Charles G. Armstrong
Committee On School Inquiry
Board of Estimate
Armstrong
Providence
Crystal Laundry
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