Cannon Caught in His Own Trap in House Fight
Washington dispatch reports Speaker Cannon and the House GOP cornered by Democrats led by Williams and Payne. The clash centers on President Roosevelt's legislative program and a planned response via filibuster and rules changes. Williams mocks Payne as Falstaff while defending minority rights and accusing the majority of blocking needed bills. The day ends with Senate amendments to the Emergency Appropriation bill and a constrained four hour debate on the District bill.
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New York Times
Washington
Cannon
House
John Sharp Williams
Serena Payne
Senate
Roosevelt
Republican House
Grant Mouser
Ohio
Caginon
Fairbanks
Indiana
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Payne
John Falstaff
Trust
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House Committee On Rules
District of Columbia
Bit. Williams
Mr. Payne
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Tarsus
St. Paul
New York
Shakespeare
Jack Falstaff
Centleman of
Paynes
Falstaff
Germany Supports Our Chinese Policy Affects Japan Stance
St Petersburg reports that Germany and the United States back Fisher in Harbin affairs, amid concerns over Russia and Japan in Manchuria. The piece links German support to fears of Japanese expansion and Chinese sovereignty challenged by rail and postal control.
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China
Harbin
Japan
Manchuria
Russia
No Hurry to Punish Castro
Washington April 3 The Venezuelan dispute is seen as stalled with Congress delaying action a week or two as 1000 pages of papers are printed and digested. Senator Cullom says the matter will take six to eight weeks, implying no sense of urgency this Presidential year. Senator Lodge says action hinges on received printed evidence.
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New York Times
Washington
Congress
Cullom
Committee On Foreign Relations
Mr. Cullom
Lodge
Panama Job for Mitchell
John Mitchell former United Mine Workers leader says Roosevelt offered him the post of Special Commissioner to study labor conditions in the Panama Canal Zone. Mitchell cannot accept now for health reasons and plans further talks with the President and a Sherman act hearing appearance. He was named a guest at the Governors conference at the White House May 4 8 14 and 15 with Roosevelt presiding.
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Washington
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of Americas
Roosevelt
Panama Canal Zone
Mitchell
House Committee
States
Territories
White House
Rosen and Root Discuss Manchuria Policy
Baron Rosen Russian ambassador met with Secretary Root at the State Department to review Russia's authority in Manchuria. They referenced Secretary Fisher's Harbin stance against recognizing the Russian Director of the Chinese Eastern Railway in municipal government, signaling US alignment on jurisdiction.
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China
Peking
Harbin
Russia
Manchuria
Portsmouth
Japan
Russi
Chinese Eastern Railway
Washington
Russo-Chinese Bank
Bronx Subways Route Sparks Bronx City Debates
Residents press the Public Service Commission to extend the Broadway Lexington Ave line northward to Main Street Westchester. The plan would connect with the existing tunnel at Southern Boulevard and Westchester Avenue, but critics warn it would overload a already burdened system.
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Bronx
Lexington Avenue
Public Service Commission
Southern Boulevard
Westchester Avenue
Main Street
Westchester
Lambert to Try McClellan Ouster Suit
Supreme Court Justice Lambert of Fredonia was appointed by the Appellate Division to preside as Trial Justice in the ouster suit brought by the State against Mayor McClellan to test his right to the office. The trial is set for April 13. He previously presided over one of the Roland B. Molineaux trials.
East Side Subway Plans Advance By City Board
The Board of Estimate backed rapid subway planning, asking the Public Service Commission for detailed Broadway and Lexington Avenue line plans within sixty days. The move, supported by nine votes to six, signals pursuit of routes and contracts despite the mayor and controller’s hesitation over funds.
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Public Service Commission
Broadway
Lexington Avenue
Ahearn
Manhattan
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Mr. Metz
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Haffen, Cromwell
Cean
Tee
Goler
Service’ Commission
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Nec
Alyna Eleventh Avenue
Sarral
Interediite
Sigher
Public Service Board split over Broadway Manhattan subway plan
Commissioner Bassett failed to vote on a resolution to accelerate the Broadway to Textneton Avenue subway project. Commissioner Bexsett, absent Thursday, opposed the vote and floated keeping the Brooklyn end near the east river bridges, refocusing the debate on the river-route alignment. The matter was sent to the Committee of the Whole for further consideration.
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Palma de Cuba
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