Southern Development Speech on Law and Race Question
Jacob M. Dickinson urges suppression of mob violence as essential to southern development. He proposes cautious views on race and suggests possible voluntary removal of young blacks to a U S governed country, while stressing the need for enforcement of law and order and reform of political selection. He praises Oregon’s popular government reforms and criticizes boss control.
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Atlanta
South
Jacob M. Dickinson
Southern Commercia Congress
Dickinson
United States
Great Britain
Anouthern
Merind
Oregon
Union
Anit
Boss Tweed
Wort
Senate
Democratic push for steel trust investigation in Congress
Washington March 14 democratic leaders pledge to push a resolution in the next Congress to investigate the United States Steel Corporation to determine if it violates the anti trust law. Representative Stanley Kentucky author of the resolution cites steel trust dominance over manufacturing raw materials transportation and pricing as justification for inquiry.
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Washington
House of Representatives
States Steel Corporation
Stanley
Kentucky
Dalzell
Pittsburg
Charean
Champ Clark
Anley
Semset
Duntry
Tobacco Trust
Steel Trust
Ackera
Lumberntorests
Department of Juice
Wall Street
Northern Securities Company
Roosevelt
Attenton
Popular Government Speech on Integrity and Public Trust
Senator Sourne argues government must rest on the rights of citizens and rule by the people. He condemns special interests and calls for laws that guarantee justice to all while opposing dictatorship by powerful interests. He warns that public confidence is shaken and stresses sovereign people as republic backbone.
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Flence
Oregon
Borr
Jawa
Luitpold
Duripg
Thioney
Louis II
Throwan
United States Senate
Johhnathan Sourne, Jr
Civil Service Commission Annual Report Highlights Merits and Staffing
The twenty seventh annual report to Congress notes gains from merit system reforms, including better testing for scientific and professional work and fewer examinations with more appointments. It cites 394 088 executive civil service workers, 222 278 in competitive classified service, and a 6 498 rise in competitive positions, while navy yard mechanics and laborers show an apparent decline due to classification debates.
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Congress
Senate
Keep Commission
House of Representatives
Committee of Department
Taft
Washington
Ivil Service Commission
Publica
Civil Service Administration
Mort
Executive Civil Service
Navy
Commission
Nav Yard
Mechanica
Oldest of European rulers marks nine tieth birthday
Munich March 114 Prince Ulmpold regent of Bavaria and the realm of European rulers celebrated his ninety third birthday with national reflections and telegraphic congratulations from Emperor William and other ruling houses. Te Deums were sung across the kingdom in his honor.
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Munich
Ultpold
Bavaria
William
Militia Officers Hagel to GHL in Wai Game
Washington March 14 The war department worries over selecting militia officers to receive instruction and observe the Texas maneuvers amid a flood of applications. No selections will be made until troops in San Antonio are settled.
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Hagel
Wai Game
Washington, D. C
Texas
War Department
Bureau of Military Affairs
San Antonio
German Military Attache Authorized to Observe US Maneuvers
Washington March 14 credentials were issued by the War Department to Major Von Ior warth military attache of the German embassy to observe the maneuvers of the United States army along the Mexican border.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
von Iorwarth
United States
Texas July vote on constitutional liquor prohibition
A report notes Texas will hold a July election to decide on a constitutional prohibition of the liquor traffic. The item outlines the upcoming vote and its legal implications.
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Texas
Unionization of Postal Service Faces Office Resistance
Washington reports the American Federation of Labor pushes postal clerks toward unionization of the entire railway postal service. President Gompers vows to protect clerks, while the Post Office Department resists. Secretary Morrison notes many charters issued and more to come. A strike could halt mails, officials warn.
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Washington
American Federation of Abor
Enire Railway
Post Office Department
Postmaster General
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Labor Federation
Morrison
Illinois Dealers Association Holds State Convention
The Illinois Dealers association opened its annual convention in Rock Island with members from Chicago Springfield Peoria and many other cities present to discuss statewide matters.
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Rock Inland
Iinols Toe Dealore’ Association
Chicago
Springfield
Peoria
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