Senate Debates Investigation Partisanship and Cuban Bill
The Senate heatedly debated investigations into Post Office Departments and partisanship amid a Lodge motion to refer the issue to a committee. German and Lodge clashed over the inquiry while Teller attacked the Cuban bill and questioned General Wool. Clapp argued for Senate's absolute power in lawmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dee
Othe Post Aloe
Sharp
Senate
German
Jave
Lodge
Commican
Perese
Gierman
House Investigation Leads to Post Office Papers Request
The House committee on post offices and post roads asks the postmaster general to supply papers essential to probing the post office department. The move aims to obtain information needed for an appropriation investigation and a proposed new trial in the piracy case involving postal service purchases.
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House
Washington
Committee On Post Offices
Postrada Fe
Keneral
Geerstreen
Ehiairtian
Alan
Perth
Baltimore der 9
Thortats WoeGrewor
Calutotins Rilsswerth Pyten
United States District Court of
Moma
Yee
Cannge
Mortis
Eviction tragedy in Louisville leaves family homeless
Benjamin Furating, a laborer, and his wife with seven children were evicted on Monday for unpaid rent. The family spent the night with a neighbor and Furating was found yesterday frozen to death in a lumber yard.
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Lousville
Bee
Benjamin Furating
Great Philosopher Dead Documented in Multiple Disciplines
The note recalls a great philosopher who unified philosophy with diathematics biology psychology and anthropology as a generalized theory of the universe. It describes a synthesis of stable elements from prior systems into a symmetric whole grounded in recognized facts across knowledge fields.
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Terminas
Fooled the Reporters at Shipbuilding Hearing in New York
At a US Shipbuilding receivership hearing Lewis Nixon testified for the company then George W. Perkins outlined Morgan & Co. involvement by funding trust loans and selling the Bethlehem plant. Defenders argued to bar cablegrams and letters about French underwriting from publication.
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New York
Dec
United States Shipbuilding Receivership
Lewis Nixon
George W. Perkins
Morgan & Co
Shipbuilding Company
Bethlehem
Brief Dispatches Placeholder Noted
Unclear OCR text reports multiple political and criminal items with names and places garbled. Likely references to Coe peloton Nor bowl and a murder attempt. a fatal work incident. a conspiracy trial in Baltimore. gubernatorial inauguration in Kentucky. anti liquor bill in Massachusetts. and a military exhibit in St. Louis.
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Memrary
Hussain Grose
Lia Tiser
Manehinrta
Kijing
Sunt
Cangler
Aliegnot
Costas
Westie
Gillell
Wagaachusetts
Mobil
Britain
St. Lau
Farr
Gavarnon
Berekham
Kentucky
J. B. Upton
McGregor
Coufraes
Tyroll
Matachunarta
United States
Enormous Task Murders City Project Task Remains
Fragmentary OCR reads as a city project task being undertaken with large scope and difficulty. The piece notes the enormity of the assignment, referencing planning and administrative effort without clear outcomes or dates.
Trust and Savis Second Dividend Declared for Twins Bank
The Trust and Savis announce a second dividend of 25 percent totaling about $300, payable ten days before Christmas. A prior 50 percent dividend has already been declared, and bank manager Mr. Gin states there are enough assets to cover all liabilities.
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Trust and Savis
Gin
Noted Birmingham figure dies amid embezzlement case turmoil
Dee White, struck by distress over losses tied to the F B Wellons embezzlement case, died after taking morphine during a personal crisis. J P Dawson, top stockholder and key prosecution witness, remains involved as Wellons is under arrest.
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Birmingham
Ala
White
Panama Grows Enthusiantle
A special train from Colon arrived in Panama City bearing Dr. Manuel Amador and Fred erico Boyd, Panama's returning commissioners from Washington. Crowds packed the station and surrounding streets for a massive welcome with arches honoring Panama's savior liberator and first president.
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Panama
Colon
Baying
Manuel Amador
Frederico Boyd
Republic of Panama
Washington
Senate Referred Panama Treaty and Wood Nomination
In Washington the senate in executive session referred the Panama treaty to the foreign relations committee with no discussion. It also referred Leonard Wood’s nomination to major general to the military affairs committee. Big Stables Burn. Philadelphia. Dee 4. Large stables of Justin Bernn & Sons were destroyed by fire causing about 50000 dollars in damage. over 100 horses were saved with only a few lost.
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Washington
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Leonard Wood
Committee On Military Affairs
Philadelphia
Jutin Bemn & Sons, Limited
Fourth and
York Avenue
Violent Incident in Corydon and Greek Ship Disaster
In Corydon a family feud ends with Frank Jenkins shooting Jain King in the thigh after King struck Mrs. Bultman with a knife in law dispute. Charles Dodd is wounded, Jeanie Conrad struck, and Mrs. Bultman’s son-in-law wounded. In Athens a Greek steamer collision near Ithaca sinks Pyloros with fifty passengers drowned.
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Corydon
Lid
Jain King
Athens
Ateament Pyloros
Asos
Ithaca
Pyloros
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Trinidad
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Wuard
Segunde
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Segundo
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Inter Ocean
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Mme
Michaud
Associated Press
Telegraphic
New York Sun
New York World
New Castle
NEW Party
Montana
Helena
Mont
Heinze
State Board of Equalization
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Benry
Indiana
Clark
Ania Court
Joh. M. Brown
Olen
Gireule Court
Garnard & Jeffrey
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