Without Warrant Found in the Constitution Says Bacon
Special to The Post outlines John Bacon’s critique of a court ruling that found no warrant in the Constitution for congressional or presidential power. He argues the decision erodes republican government and expands majority authority beyond constitutional limits, noting dissent by four justices.
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Porto Ricans Disappointed By Trade Readjustment
Ban Judn POR May 22 reports a general disappointment among merchants after the supreme court ruling on import policy. Merchants hoped for one year of free trade but expect extra sessions and continued friction between Porte Hien and the United States. Bankers warn of a looming cereal of discounts while officials debate tariff timing and revenue plans.
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De Lima Case Decision Reverberates Over Philippine Duties
Washington reports outline Supreme Court reasoning on duties collected before Philippine duties were enacted. The piece notes possible effects on refunds, revenue, and constitutional questions under the Spooner law. সূত্র mentions lawmakers like Senator Lodge and ongoing discussions on insular governance and tariffs.
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Cuban convention approves Platt amendment by narrow vote
In Havana on May 28 the Cuban constitutional convention accepted the Platt amendment by a 15 to 14 vote. The decision followed a vote on the majority report of the relations committee which included the amendment but rejected certain clauses.
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Cuban convention splits over Platt amendment debate
In Havana on May 28 delegates clashed as Senors Portucmlo Gomez and Tamayo attacked conservatives. Tamayo called opponents traitors to the country. he was pressed to retract. The vote on the Platt amendment ended 1h to TM with several conservatives voting against the reform report.
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Weather Forecast Brief for Washington Area
May 28 forecast notes eastern temperatures and warm spells. Wednesday and Thursday bring free southwest winds and mild to warm conditions with possible showers.
Small Acreage Increase in Virginia and Carolinas
Norfolk Va May 27 a special cotton crop statement for Virginia North and South Carolina notes a five percent rise in acreage and that planting will be necessary though the crop is about two weeks late due to dry weather and too much fish.
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Flood Damage Across Huntsville Area Reported May 2
Floods in Huntsville Alabama area on May 2 caused widespread land damage. Officials estimate thousands of acres affected and warn of ongoing erosion and necessary repairs in the region.
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General George W. Gor loo at Bri Voir Mina Prompt
The account describes a ceremonial moment after speeches as General George W. Gor loo of Memphis rapped a gavel and addressed the assembly. A ritual involving a tree-sewn seat and a mottoed pledge follows the call for order, signaling a formal start to proceedings.
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