Weekly News Recap From Washington and Beyond
The Sixty third congress renominated Speaker Clark and the Democratic tariff group, with all house officers named. Cabinet nominees sailed through the Senate, and Wilson’s inauguration set the tone as Marshall took the oath. Budget fights stalled major bills while reform pressed on. Security concerns rose from suffrage protests to border clashes and industrial monopolies.
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Clark
Representative Underwood
Alabama
Ways and Means
House
Wilson Names Cabinet In Long Planned Reform
President Wilson sent to the Senate the cabinet slate led by William Jennings Bryan and William G. McAdoo. The list includes Lindley M. Garrison, James C. McReynolds, Albert Burleson, Josephus Daniels, Franklin K. Lane, David A. Houston, William C. Redfield, and William Wilson with detailed bios of each appointee.
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House
Wilson
Carter Class
House Banking and Currency Committee
Washington
Senate
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Treasury
William G. McAdoo
New York
Lindley M. Garerison
New Jersey
James C. McReynolde
Tennessee
Albert Burleson
Texas
Navy
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
California
David A. Houston
Missouri
William C. Redfield
William @. Wilson
Pennsylvania
William Gibbs McAdoo
New York City
Marietta
University of Tennessee
Sarah Houston Fleming
Chattanooga
Heo
Hudson
Manhattan
Britain curbs foreign aircraft under aerial navigation act
Under the aerial navigation act the British home secretary bans foreign military or naval aircraft from passing over the UK or territorial waters except by invitation and government permission. The measure reflects wartime airspace control and signaling of state authority.
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Home Secretary
United Kingdom
Clip and clipper ease improve horse and cow care
Progressive clipping methods let horses dry quickly and stay healthy after winter coats are removed. Modern clipping machines reduce clipping time to about half an hour per horse, while dairymen clip cows multiple times yearly. Regular clipping keeps flanks and udders clean and milking easier, though it may introduce dirt entry risks.
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Mike
What is your favorite frustrated paper
A quirky exchange quotes the Cheerful Jdio asking about a favorite paper while the Boob names a ten dollar bf as a playful answer. The fragment hints at casual dialogue and character roles without a clear news event.
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Jdio
Widow’s Tender Gambit in Love Age Sparks Surrender
A witty line notes that a pretty widow who uses baby talk to a bachelor may force him to surrender. The remark captures social flirtation and humor in courtship dynamics.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS CLAIMS PROMOTER
An advertisement asserts piles can be cured in six to fourteen days. It promises money back if a case fails to improve and mentions a postal address and contact details for orders or inquiries.
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Gare
Slow to sprinter: chance sparks rapid debt urge
A fragmented line hints that a slow person can become quick when given an opportunity to gamble or borrow, linking urgency to an urge for debt. The shuffled wording suggests a cautionary note on how incentives alter behavior and speed in risk taking.
Mrs Austins Bey Pancake Delice for Breakfast
A fragment mentions light cakes for breakfast and grocers. The text hints at indulgence and laziness in guessing, reflecting a bygone advertisement tone.
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Edgar EB. Clark
John H. Marble
Federal Aid Good Roads Congress
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Sixty-Second Congress
Fall of
New Mexico
Taft
William Loeb, Jr
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Capitol
Thomas R. Marshall
Standard Oil Trust
Wickersham
Charles 33. Morrison
Oliver
Pagan
Joseph E. Tumuilty
White House
Detroit
Buffalo
Cayuga
Ont
Progressive Party
State of Texas
B. F. Looney
Standard Oil Company
Mann
Floyd
Clauds Allen
Thomas L. Maasie
Hillsville
Gettysburg
Charles Kennedy
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Matteawan
Metropolis
Helen Taft
Neemie
Georgia
Motion Picture
Trust
Motions Picture Patents Company
Agua Prieta
Douglas
Ariz
National Park Bank of New York
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Morgan County Law and Equity Court
Decatur
Ala
Knight Yancy Cotton Company
W. B. Merwood
Fort Meade, &. D
Stanford White
Siie
Matteawan State Hospital
Carmody
Roy L. Leak
Cambria Steel Company
Jamestown
Luther Conant, Jr
International Harvester Company
Missouri Supreme Court
Jefferson City
Henry C. Timmonds
William R. Nelson
Kansas City Star
Charles C. Crow
St. Joseph
Bryan
Heada the Liar
Mr. Bryan
William J. Bryan
Salem
Illinois
Jacksonville
Union College of Law
Chicago
Lincoln
Neb
William McKinley
McKinley
W. H
McAdoo
Lindley
Garrison
the ‘Selection
Mo Garri
Mr. Garrison
Camden
N. J
Joseph FP. Garrison
Charles G. Garrison
New Jersey Auprema.court
Chancery Court
Mahlon. Pitney
United States Supreme Court
James C. McReynolds
Pleking
James Clark McReynolds
Hilton
Vanderbilt University
Law School
University of Virginia
Mr. McReynolds
Albert
Burleson
Albert Sidney Burleson
San Marcos
Tex
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Baylor University
University of Texas
Austin
Congress
Burieson
Adele Steiner
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Daniels
Washington, N. C
N. C
Raleigh State Chronicle
North Carolnian
News and Observer
Franklin Knight Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prince Edward Island
University of California
San Francisco
David F. Houston
David Franklin Houston
Washington University
St. Louis
Nouston
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Monroe
South Carolina College
Harvard
Tulane
University of Wisconsin
Helen Beall
William Cox Redfield
Brooklyn
T. Redfield
Albany
N. Y
William
William Bauchop
Blossburg
Blantyre
Scotland
Uto
Coak
United Mine Workers
America
Yorck
North Sea
Koch
Huerta
Congress of the State
Sonora
Hermosillo
Guy N. Bjorge
William ‘Leslie Taylor
Duluth, Minn
Houo
Venezuela
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Montana
British’ Columbia
Cali
North, Western
F. C. Johnson
C. A. Cairns
CPA
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