Allegations of Officials in Platt Wood Letters Case
Washington and London reports detail a signed statement by J Martin Miller claiming high Washington and New York officials sought to obtain Senator Platt's love letters to Mae C Wood. Secretary Loeb and Consul Wynne deny knowledge or involvement. Mae Wood testified Miller prepared the statement and was paid 7500 dollars for signing. Wynne refused to comment.
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Congress Gets Busy in View of Early Adjournment
Washington May 20 The house shows capacity for work and aims to adjourn this week as it advances appropriations and budget bills. Lawmakers push through measures to fund agencies and prepare for next session.
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White House Winners and Their Public Image
Fragmentary passage discusses presidents and public perception, noting dieting, appearance, and moral character as defining traits. It emphasizes unity and the presidency as a reflection of every citizen, though the text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
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