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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1909

Page

7

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.

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.

Pittsburg Hemenway Indiana Roosevelt Cannon House Congress United States Washington Tne House of Representatives 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.

Washington 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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