Taft Lines Up Leaders For Administration Bills
President Taft is determined to push through key administration bills as he assembles a leadership slate. Supporters say the move aims to quicken congressional action on major reforms.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
1
Big Conference Drama Over Statehood Fight in Washington
Washington March 3 President Taft faces opposition from Senators Aldrich and Crane and Speaker Cannon as they push to drop the statehood bill and keep the administration’s legislative program alive. The row involves loyalty claims, a threat to abandon the federal incorporation bill, and a battle between Senate support and House obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Aldrich
Crane
Washington
Art
Aldcch
Massachutts
White House
Geneal Wickersham
Atehood
Messrs
Taft
Gaid
House
Senate
Bem
She Fan
Roosevelt
Fats
Taft Prefers Persuasion in Administration Matters
The text notes President Taft’s preference for persuasion and cajolery in handling administration problems, but counts no visible results thus far. It underscores a lack of tangible achievements despite efforts to sway officials and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Texas Firms File Federal Reports Under New Tax Law
Texas reports show 6,800 of about 8,000 corporations filed inventories with the federal revenue department by March 1 under the new law. Defunct firms remain on old tax rolls, while more than half of the active firms with net earnings over 5,000 are expected to owe some tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Austin
Tex
Federal Revenue Department
Joan Opends Money Son Resigns as Standard Oil Director
In a surprising move, Joan D. Opend money son has resigned from her role as a director at Standard Oil Company. The departure marks a notable shift within the company leadership.
City Council of Ph'irob Phia to Meet Today
City officials will convene to discuss a local matter as part of routine government business. A brief agenda outlines preliminary items and anticipated public comment time during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ph'irob Phia
Rockefeller Plans to Head Foundation and Aid Fellow Man
John D Rockefeller Jr plans to become active head of the Rockefeller Foundation and devote his time to philanthropic work. He has resigned as director of Standard Oil and severed ties with United States Steel, signaling a long-term, undivided effort from the foundation's leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rocefeller, Jr
New Rockefeller Foundation
Young Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
United States Steel Corporation
Rockefeller Foundation
Republican leaders navigate tariff clash in House
Washington report shows a Democratic move to amend the tariff law causing confusion as the House debated a bill exempting tonnage dues for vessels on the Great Lakes. Representative Hitchcock proposed a 25 percent cut in Canadian duties, prompting a brisk conference with Speaker and Chairman Payne. Payne then moved to recommit, voting with Republicans to defeat the measure, 118 to 160, before final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Great Lakes
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Payne
Committee On
Ways and Means
New York
Democrats Mr. Payne
Roosevelt Plans and Arrival Dates in Europe
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and Miss Ethel Roosevelt reached Naples on March 3 and found a message that Colonel Roosevelt will arrive in the first week of April. He will visit Rome to call on King Victor Emmanuel and the Pope, then proceed to Paris by April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
Theodore Roosevelt
Ethel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Rome
Victor Emanuel
Rosevelt
Paris
Fairbanks Visits King Edward at Buckingham Palace
Former U S vice president Charles W Fairbanks visits King Edward at Buckingham Palace with Ambassador Reid. The Fairbanks couple will attend court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
King Edward
Buckingham Palace
Ambassador Reid
Despondent man ends life after failed pistol suicide
John Eagle a traveling insurance representative died after using a loaded five chamber revolver and then poisoning himself in Fordyce Arkansas. He came from Hot Springs and left a note for his sister Mrs George Stewart of Camden with 65 dollars in care of the hotel proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pordyce
Ark
John Eagle
Eagle
Ock Island
Fordyce
W. WW. McKay
Methodist Church
Mr. McKay
Bkagle
George Stewart
Camden
Fordyce Hotel
McMillan Real Estate Agency Relocates in Monroe
The McMillan Real Estate Agency has moved to the Bank of Monroe Building at 109 DeSiard Street near the traffic bridge. Home phone 80 1 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan Real Estate Agency
Bank of Monroe
DeSiard Street
Traffic Bridge
Rockefeller Foundation Formed by Senate Bill
The Rockefeller Foundation is incorporated by a Senate bill introduced by Senator Gallinger. John D. Rockefeller and associates are named as incorporators to endow and run a philanthropic organization to promote well being and civilization, with up to twenty five associates and at least five, to conduct broad charitable work domestically and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rockefeller Foundation
Senate
John D. Rockefeller
Gallinger
Committee On Judiciary
Philadelphia union to strike if transit firm refuses arbitrate
Philadelphia on March 2 a universal strike of union workers and sympathizers was proclaimed by the Central Labor Union. About 100000 men would stop work at midnight Friday if the Rapid Transit Company does not agree to arbitrate its differences with the striking carmen. Leaders Murphey Pratt Mahone urged strong backing as Chicago and San Francisco federations sent telegrams pledging support. Resolutions condemn the Traction Company for disruptions that have harmed non participants. Councils urged to insist on arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Central Labor Union of Philadelphia
Carmen
Murphey
Central Labor Union
C. Q. Pratt
William Mahone
International Carmen's Association
Chicago
San Francisco
Arkansas Congressman Presses Drainage Bill Nationwide
Congressman Robinson of Arkansas reintroduces a drainage survey bill with a $200 000 appropriation to map and plan reclamation of swamp and overflowed lands across the Mississippi valley. He notes prior failed moves and argues the benefits should extend beyond the St Francis basin to all similar lands in Arkansas and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Secretary of Agriculture
Mississippi Valley
Perkins
New York
Cole
St. Francis Basin
Senate
Congress
Tees
St. Francis
Three Men Wounded in Bogalusa Police Action
In Bogalusa Louisiana March 2 two policemen Bob Carson and Lee Hanson were seriously wounded during an effort to arrest four white men. The group led by Mack Gann and his son along with George Seals and two others reportedly fired on officers in the negro quarters. Carson was shot in the right side and shoulder while Hanson was hit in both legs. The elder Gann and others were wounded and all five suspects were later jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogalusa
Bob Carson
Lee Hanson
Mack Gann
George Seals
Angie
Vornado
Osaka
Miss
Negro Quarters
Carson
Henson
Gann
Real estate inquiry for 109 DeSiard Street
The message references a property at 109 DeSiard Street and asks for contact methods to write call or phone land phony-117 about the latest real estate listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phon Lan
DeSiard Street
Louisiana Boys Corn Clubs Grow Across Parishes
Shreveport reports Prof Roy says Louisiana now has 41 parishes with boys clubs and about 5 500 members. The State Fair will award premiums totaling over 1 100 and 600 from the contest, with seed corn distributed to members and expect over 50 participants in coin judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
the Times Today
V. L. Roy
Louisiana
Poy
Caddo Boys’ Club
Roy
Virginia
Texas
Jos. E. Ransdell
Fifth Congressional District
T. H. Harris
B. F. Avery and Sons
South
Avalanche Toll in Everett Trains Rises to 84
In Everett Washington on March 3 the avalanche disaster that swept away two Great Northern trains and several locomotives is expected to claim 84 lives. Most of the 64 missing are presumed dead as undertakers rush supplies and rescue crews to the scene. Bodies will be embalmed and held at Wellington until the line reopens as snow melts and traffic nears normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette
Wash
Great Northern
Wellington
Cincinnati Club Sends Young Players to Hot Springs
Under Manager Clark Griffith a group of Cincinnati baseball club’s younger players left for Hot Springs today. The full squad will follow next week. The team will return the first of April to begin practice games on the home grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Clark Griffith
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Hot Springs
Shreveport Takes Over Key Property For State Fair
The city of Shreveport will take over the property to benefit the State Fair improving city and fair prospects. Mr. Roy now oversees the corn clubs in Cad do and North Louisiana parishes and will visit the agricultural high school at Arizona in Claiborne parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Roy
Cad’o
North Louisiana
Agricultural High School
Arizona
Claiborne Parish
Texan seeks law making beef trust fugitives from New Jersey
Washington reports Rep Henry of Texas introduced a bill to declare indicted beef trust members fugitives and force extradition to New Jersey. The measure treats executive state demands with unquestioned effect and bars court review of fugitive status, arguing crimes were executed on New Jersey soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beef Trust
New Jersey
Henry
Texas
House Judiciary Committee
Chicago
Illinois
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Joan D
Son
Standard Oil
Corporation
Man
Carnegie
Rapid Transit
Scouta
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
MR. Payne Stell Foxy
Speaker Cannon
M. Wititch Lay, Ony Tre
Pope
SeVolver
Fle
Rockefeller
Universal Strike
Gongreggman Robinson
National “Barbon Company
Tovelant
Columbia
R. B. Ireland
Brooks
Burrell Oates
Sol Aranoff
Hay
Righty
Big Packers
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