Senate Tariff Debate Signals Broad House Alignment
The senate free tariff committee, seen as a low tariff body, seems poised to back house reductions though sugar may trigger a duty. Reductions exceed previous two year bills with a wider free list and possible food product exemptions while raw materials duties fall.
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Debate Over Supreme Court Enlargement Stirs Capitol
The article discusses opposition to increasing the Supreme Court's size. It notes expected resistance from the court and many lawyers in the Senate, arguing expansion would not speed decisions and would burden the judiciary. Proponents say more justices could help handle cases and draft opinions.
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ROOT FAILS TO SEE WILSON AT WHITE HOUSE
Senator Elio Root, who presided over the last Republican convention in Chicago, visited the White House to meet President Wilson but found him busy with a reception of schoolteachers and pupils from across the country and could not secure an audience. He will call again and did not disclose his business, believed to involve a proposed repeal of the Panama canal act free tolls clause.
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Calle
Washinston
United States
Elio Root
Chicago
White House
Wilson
Root
Tumulty
Amnesty defeated in Cuba. jai alai and racing bill approved
In Havana on March 20 the Senate rejected the amnesty bill for political prisoners. The jai alai and horse racing legislation, vetoed by President Gomez, was again passed by the House.
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Gomez
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Sleepers Die in Stable Fire in Bayonne
A Bayonne stable fire killed Richard Moore and Will Babin who slept in the loft. Twenty five horses were rescued and the building owned by Michael Stringram was destroyed. Loss is $6000.
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Bayonne
N. J
Richard Moore
Will Babin
Michael V. Stringram
The Sofa and Social Hierarchy in German Homes
A New York Tribune piece describes the sofa as central to German interior life. It explains seating rules at visits and tea gatherings, noting that rank dictates who sits on the sofa and who yields when higher guests arrive, with the easy chair and surgeon’s table serving domestic comfort and dignity.
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New York ‘Tribune
Bravery in Battle in Wartime and Today
A study contrasts courage across eras from Caesar and Washington to modern soldiers. It argues today requires different training and alertness, while old battlefield bravery relied on close combat and endurance. It notes ancient fighters showed shrewdness rather than modern display, then adds a note on a giant Santa Cruz glowworm and a quip about art and engagement.
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