Indiana members publish modest autobiographies in new congress directory
Washington March 27 Indiana occupies a modest place in the Sixty first congress directory where every member writes an autobiography. The piece highlights leaders such as Cullop and Beveridge with brief life facts and career notes, naming several others including Shively Boehne Cox Moss and Korbly, detailing birthplaces farms and public service.
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Washington
Indiana
Congress
Senate
House
W. A. Cullop
Second
Beveridge
Barnard
Rauch
Ohio
Shively
St. Joseph County
Northern
Indiana Normal School
Valparaiso
University of Michigan
Board of
Indiana University
Boehne
Vanderburg
Business College
Evansville
Cullop
Ways and Means
Cleveland
Stevenson
Cox
Representative Cox
Dixon
Democratic State Committee
Representative Moss
Barnhart
Spiceland Academy
Representative Korbly
Madison Herald
Adair
Wigth
First National Bank of
Portland
Morrison
Butler Unversity
University of Virginia
Butler
Frankfort
Crumpacker
George Washington Rauch
Cline
Representative Cline
Steuben County
First National Bank of Angola
Henry A. Barnhart
Northern Prison
Long Cliff Hospital
Fulton County
Judge Barnard
Charles Alexander Korbly
Hemenway Attacks Muckrakers and Roosevelt Policies
Former Indiana Senator Hemenway told Pittsburg Traffic Club critics of muckrakers and Roosevelt era policies defended Speaker Cannon and House rules. He argued Congress faced harsh scrutiny yet many writers misrepresented its work, citing long legislative days and numerous bills. The talk also touched upon tariffs, confidence in industry, and the danger of demagoguery while praising measured reform.
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Cannon
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Committee On Rules
Champ Clark In Talk On Tariff
Washington report on March 24 covers Missouri Democrat Champ Clark addressing Ways and Means in the tariff debate. He mocks Dr Osler and applauds Payne, argues for amendments under five minute rule, cites consumer obstacles, and urges bipartisan cooperation to lower rates without harming American industry. He criticizes Republicans for not trimming waste and defends economy while seeking revenue through prudent cuts.
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House
Clark
Missouri
Committee On Ways and Means
Payne
Henry Clay
Robert J. Walker
Senator Morrill
Vermont
William McKinley
William L. Wilson
Nelson Dingley
Mr. Clark
Dr. Osler
Fordney
Michigan
Lonidas
Horatius
Ways and Means Committee
Carnegie
Laird
Skibo
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Lewis Cookingham
George Emmert
Richard Newman
Lucy Swigert
Carl Berger
Russell Holden
Zola Kinnison
Roy Becker
President Byers
Goshen College
L. M. Culp
Middlebury Schools
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