Mann Seeks to Control GOP Committee Appointments
House actions aim to keep MANN in charge of appointing committees as he challenges Republican leadership. The move centers on preserving influence over key panels and committee assignments.
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Newspaper
Logansport Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1912
Page
1
Democrats Rally to Aid Insurgents in House Rules Fight
In Washington on January 11, Republicans faced a setback as insurgents led by Nebraska’s Norris sought to block Mann’s control over committee nominations. The effort failed 167 to 107, with 81 Democrats and 26 Republicans voting for Murdock to replace Campbell on the Rules Committee. Campbell was later elected, reducing insurgent strength on the panel to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Mann
Representative Norris
Nebraska
Philip B. Campbell
Kansas
E. H. Madison
Victor T. Murdock
Murdock
Norris
Campbell
Underwood
Representative Lenroot
Wisconsin
Representative Warburton
Madison
Gompers Backs Sherman Trust Act Remand
Samuel Gompers appears before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee urging an amendment to the Sherman Act to exempt labor organizations. He cites a 1908 Roosevelt interview and says assurances to labor unions were never taken seriously, noting plans to discuss with his cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On
State dairy and live stock groups meet at Purdue
Indiana State Dairy Association and Indiana Live Stock Breeders Association held annual meetings during the Purdue farmers short course. W. E. Smith urged lower cream rates for Indiana shippers to be reviewed by the state legislature and interstate commerce commission. Warren T. McCray was elected president of the breeders association with W. M. Foster as vice president. Lon Hudson and J. R. Nash joined the executive committee. T. A. Coleman became advisory board member. The central body will distribute literature to auxiliaries and meet at Purdue next year. President W. E. Stone of Purdue spoke to 2,500 in Fowler Hall about his west mountain climb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana State Dairy Association
Indiana Live Stock Breeders’ Association
Farmers
Purdue University
W. E. Smith
Indianapolis
Dairy Association
Indiana
State
Interstate Commerce Commission
Breeders’ Association
Warren T. McCray
Kentland
W. M. Foster
Attica
D. O. Thompson
Purdue
Lon Hudson
Newcastle
J. R. Nash
Tipton
T.A. Coleman
Rushville
Purdue Experimental Station
W. E. Stone
Fowler Hall
Lodge Amendment Stirs Upset in Senate Rati fication Battle
The Lodge amendment to the arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France provokes Democratic opposition though it enjoys broad GOP support. The measure aims to reserve questions for American subjects, triggering concerns it nullifies vital treaty parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
France
Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Senate
Raynor
Judge rules Indiana overstepped. Burns freed in McNamara case
Federal Judge A B Anderson dismissed all indictments against detective William J Burns and James Hosick for kidnapping John J McNamara, ruling the state could not override federal authority on fugitive extradition. The decision held the governor's requisition power valid, with prosecutions barred. Witnesses from Chicago and other cities testified as part of the federal inquiry into the dynamite conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
William J. Burns
John J. McNamara
Burns
California
A. B. Anderson
James Hosick
Los Angeles
Cal
McNamara
Indiana
Congress
Hosici
Hosick
Anderson
Hyver
Grand Jury
Chicago
Aloys Silverman
Ortie McManigal
Bert H. Morgan
Arthur J. Fitzgerald
McManigal
Wisconsin
Missouri
Iowa
Burns Freed and Thanked by Adge Anderson
Adge Anderson announces Burns is freed and thanked by Mara for avoiding a trumped up charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Adge Anderson
Mara
Freeze death of George Baker in Defiance Iowa
Associated Press reports George Baker died from freezing near his Defiance Iowa home after being pinned to the ground by an overturned coal wagon's leant load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Defiance
Iowa
George Baker
Wickersham Returns From Panama as Dynamite Inquiry Grows
Attorney General Wickersham arrives in Washington from Panama and Cuba. He meets with Oscar Lawler and Fowler and will receive a detailed status briefing on the dynamite investigations. Charles W. Miller of Indianapolis may be named an assistant to broaden authority for the inquiry. Lawler travels to New York then to Indianapolis to coordinate with Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Wickersham
Panama
Cuba
Oscar Lawler
Fowler
White House
Lawler
Charles W. Miller
United States
Indianapolis
New York
Miller
Pennsy Trains Crash on Hill Near Vandalia Crossing
A Pennsylvania freight wreck on the north hill near Vandalia crossing caused two gondolas to be demolished and a cabin car to burn. No injuries were reported as extra 594 rear-ended halted 8335 amid heavy snow. crews cleared debris and resumed toward the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
North Hill
Vandalia
Extra
John Gall
Cochran
Dalzell
John McGowan
Peoria Junction
Carnegie Allies with Knox in 1901 Appointment Debate
Andrew Carnegie testified before the House inquiry that he recommended Philander C. Knox, then a principal counsel for Carnegie Steel, for the 1901 appointment as attorney general. He said Knox and Reed advised the company, and Carnegie claimed ignorance that steel pools violated the Sherman law. He also argued tariffs on steel rails were unnecessary except needles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
McGillicuddy
Maine
McKinley
Knox
Congress
United States
McCuncuddy
Carnegie Steel Company
Mr. McGillicuddy
Philadher C. Knox
Knox & Reed
J. H. Reed
Reed
Mr. Carnegie
Philander C. Knox
Mr. Knox
Mystery Around Loss of Records in Packery Trial
Fresh Chicago reports that three packers accountants could not locate books and records used to determine test costs of fresh meats in the 1909 rebating case. They suspect destruction. Government plans to bar other packers employees from court until they testify, as defense challenges using corporate books as criminal evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Ledger
Carpenter
Henry F. Moyer
Armour & Co
Edgar Rotschild
Lorimer recounts clashes with Chicago publishers over 1895 Senate bid
Senate inquiry heard Lorimer describe his split with H Kolhsaat over Blaine support and Medill battles. He recounted a Chicago water department fraud accusation and Tribune attacks, noting one supportive letter from Tribune trustee W C Beale while Medill's opposition persisted since 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Illinois
Senator Lorimer
Kohlsaar
Iinois
Kohlsaat
Kern
Lorimer
Chicago, Water Department
Joseph Medill
the Tribune
Medill
United States Senate
Col
G. M. Davis
Carnegie Admits Boosting Knox for Counsel Job
Carnegie testifies he lobbied on behalf of Knox for a counsel position. The hearing reveals his involvement in pushing Knox's candidacy and related discussions about pools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Knox
Fire Vault Heist Belts Millions From Equitable Trust and Mercantile
AP reports late today vaults of Equitable Trust Company yielded 300 million dollars moved to temporary offices while Mercantile Trust held six million in a box of gold certificates carried through streets with police protection. Equitable Assurance vault remains buried under debris and Chief Walsh’s body is still inside. A clock in Mercantile Trust offices was found still ticking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable Trust Company
Mercantile Trust Company
Equitable Assurance Society
Walsh
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Gompers
Joint High Commission of Inquiry
Siemona
Joint High Commission
Ianley
Boston
Springfield
Mass
Hoboken, N. J
John Wi’na
Pennsy
Matter of Knox Ap
Pointment
Andrew Car
Negie
House Committee of Inquiry
United States Steel Corporation
Taree
Chicago, Il
Packers
Car
Penter
Tee
Cago Newspapers
Lori
Mer
The
Chicago Newspaper Publishers
H. H. Koblsatt
Minneapolis
James G. Blaine
Cook County
Kohrsaat
Haneey
W. C. Beale
Chicago Tribune
Steel” King
TES
Timony
Equitable
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