Senators Hear Lobbying Ties in Tariff Bill Inquiry
The finance committee examined senators investments in steel and copper and questioned ties to industry. Senator Oliver defended his holdings in United States Steel Corp and copper interests while others testified about potential lobbyist influence and the scope of the probe.
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Oliver
United States Steel Corporation
Pittaburgh
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Tf Neter
Fmed
W. L. Claus
Strassberger
A.F. Gaffney
John Pit
Walsh
Nelson
Hee
Cummins
Neilson
Overman
Washington
Nator Thomas
Colorado
Henry Z. Oxnard
Oxnard
Congress
Thomas
Rocky Mountain
Weeks
Senate
Thomas ©. Marvin
Home Market Club
Hi Brother
Winthrop L. Marvin
National Wool Manufacturers’ Association
Shively
Finance Committee
Page
Vermont
Fensters
Senate Finance Panel weighs retaliatory print paper duties
The Senate Finance Sub committee led by Senator Johnson of Maine discussed the Underwood Tariff bill plan to levy a retaliatory duty on Canadian print paper valued under two percent per pound. American publishers oppose new duties while paper manufacturers urge action, arguing restraints hurt U S papermakers and consumers.
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Washington
Senate Finance Subcommittee
Johnson
Maine
Canada
New York
John Morris
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Seach
Norris
United States
Proud
Dey
Uotry
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Newell Replies To Hill On Reclamation Service
Special to The New York Times from Washington June 6 Secretary Lane has not heard Hill criticism of the Reclamation Service. Hill deflected charges as a restatement of remarks by his father James J. Hill. Lane says delays in reclamation work are not justified and milk payments are to be expedited. Hill claims exposure over project financing tied to international treaties and canal rights.
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Washington
Louis Hill
Lane
F. H. Newell
Hill
James J. Hill
Jene
Ian Ee
Guthrie
Tokio
United States
Japan
Ten Thousand New York Schoolboys Hold Central Park Field Day
Ten thousand city boys in white shirts and knickerbockers filled Central Park to stage the largest schoolchildren parade and drill. The Public Schools Athletic League organized the event with city departments and dignitaries on hand. Roosevelt praised the boys for their citizenship and athletic spirit as they staged shuttle races, broad jumps, relays, and demonstrations before a crowded reviewing stand.
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Mall
West Drive
Great Boroughs
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Queens
Public Schools Athletic League
Department of Education
Department of Parks
Board of Aldermen
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Essex
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A. K. Aldinger
Emanuel Haug
de Witt Clinton High School
Stoodarry Cohn
Artin Rodgers
George Cromwell
Price E. Connolly
Djelal Bey
Warren W. Foster
Edward F. O'Dwyer
Henry H. Curran
Otto T. Barnard
Job E. Hedges
Robert Adamson
C. B. Stover
A. L. Kline
Julius Harburger
Felix M. Warburg
William H. Allen
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H. J. Wright
Herbert L. Bridgman
William H. Maxwell
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Parks and Playgrounds Association
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New York City
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Peanees
Howl
Team
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Public School 27
Public School 95
Theodore Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Gustavus T. Kirby
Vincent Astor
Luther Halsey Gulick
Edward W. Stitt
George W. Wingate
Ublie Schools Athletic League
R. Guggenheim
Crampton
Blumberg
Kirby
Mr. Beugen
Col. Roosvelt
J. Beugen
Rosen F . Meltzner
Sbaylemian
Schneider
Interborough
Boroughs
Richmond
Pennsylvania Road
Gen. Wingate
League
Greater New York
Whic School
East Side
Williamsburg Or
Frank Rix
Astavus T. Kirby
Sir. Guggenheim
Messrs. Guasenh m
Astor
New Park
Business Men Push the Whitman Boom
The article reports mixed enthusiasm for Whitman’s push amid Republican and Progressive factions. It notes Woodruff’s enrollment slip confusion, a new enrollment rule, and the structure of the state and city committees with names like Frederic W. Hintichs and Julius Henry Cohen.
Empire State Democracy to Nominate Independent City Ticket
The Empire State Democracy plans a full independent city slate for the fall election stating Tammany Hall does not represent true Democracy. A complete ticket will be nominated and placed on the ballot under the State Democracy banner with candidates for every office, while County tickets may be endorsed by the Committee of 107.
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Comesto
Frederic W. Hintichs
J. Aspinwall Hodge
Lawrence B. Denham
J. Tiamepaen Dougheri
Julius Henry Cohen
Bert Hanson
Robert A. Widermann
New York County
Fifth Avenue
Bronx
Third Avenue
149Th Street
Kings
Queens
Richmond
Civlrien
Thomas C. Whitlock
Ea Ee
Anne
Owler
Oger
Bligh
Empire State Democracy
Eee Eesernoon
Tammany
Agaeae Eee
New York
Rai
Cach
Calor
Ace
Taft Arrives in Washington for Memorial Commission Meeting
Professor William Howard Taft of Yale visits Washington from New Haven to attend a Memorial Commission session set for Tuesday morning. He notes his ongoing focus on personal projects and hints at future writings on Republican politics while acknowledging the summer heat in the capital.
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New York Times
Washington
William Howard Taft
Yale University
New Haven
In Memorial Commission
New York
Boardman
Willian J
Taft
Pie
Wilson Seen To Back Tobacco Tax Plan Debate
The Times reports President Wilson and Attorney General McReynolds backing a tobacco tax amendment. Senate Finance ponders Hitchcock amendment referral to a Democratic subcommittee led by Simmons with Thomas of Colorado and Stone of Missouri to study the proposal. Opponents warn the McReynolds idea risks unconstitutionality and socialist critique while some argue it limits production rather than raises revenue.
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TimEs
Senate Finance Committee
Wilson
Eral McReynolds
Simmons
Stone
Missouri
Thomas
Colorado
Kentucky
Clarly
Senate
Hitchcock
McReynolds
York Times
McReynold
Pennre
New York
Senate debate on extending arbitrations tied to Panama tolls and California
The Senate met in secret to discuss renewing twenty five general arbitrations including Britain Japan Italy and Spain. Debate showed strong opposition to extending treaties if Panama toll disputes or California arbitration are included. Senator Chamberlain pressed for broader anti toll and canal policy while California ally Works urged limits on a Japanese extension.
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New York Times
Washington
Senate
Great Britain
Panama Canal
California
Committee On Foreign Relations
Italy
Spain
Chamberlain
Oregon
de Chamberlain
Edward Grey
The
Hague
Roune
Works
Japan
Llague
Nator O’gorman
New York
Slain
Panama
Sta
Surgeons Operate on Gompers in Washington
Samuel Gomper s President of the American Federation of Labor underwent an operation for a mastoid abscess today in Washington. Doctors announced the procedure should lead to a speedy recovery.
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Gompers
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Trains Timetable Fragments From June Day
Fragmentary railway timetable notes show Pennsylvania Railroad service with morning and afternoon departures. Mentions Lowse Tard and Pringevon with specific times, plus a House Teruel reference and a cryptic game-related time.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Lowse Tard
Pringevon
Secerday
Lee House Teruel
Ie Ieee
Guthrie Dinner Honors Chinda as Japan Ties Peace
A large Guthrie dinner honored Viscount Chinda Japan's ambassador with Bryan, Guthrie, and other officials in attendance. Chinda praised U S Japan ties and urged amicable solutions while Guthrie pledged steadfast friendship and readiness for Tokyo duties. Bryan spoke on ambassadors salaries and housing, and the group toured Homestead steel mills afterward.
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Havin
Sen
Japan
Guthrie
B. Wi
Newbassador
Chinda
San Francisco
Guth
Bryan
Colorado Summer Vacation Offers Thrilling Scenic Wonders
Polarized guide extols Colorado as a summer retreat with bracing beauty and enchanting valleys. It highlights low fares from St Louis to Denver and features promoted books Little Journeys in Colorado and Under the Turquoise Sky.
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Colorado
Chicago _ Dean
Colorado Springs
St. Louis
Caos
Imer
Gen
Broadway
New York
N. Y
City Officials Worry Over Sanitary Conditions
City officials expressed concern about the sanitary conditions in the area citing health and safety risks. Local agencies anticipated inspections and potential corrective actions to address the deteriorating environment.
Japan cites constitution in protest of California land act
Tokyo protests United States over the California Alien Land Law asserting it violates the Japanese American Treaty and constitutional guarantees of equality. Tokyo argues the dispute is international in nature and frames the issue as discriminatory against a friendly power and a violation of equal protection.
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Japan
Tokio
United States
Mee
Bryan
Japan note outlined in Washington dispatches sparks interest
The outline of Japan's latest note, as seen in Tokio dispatches, drew keen attention from officials and diplomats in Washington. Experts cited by John Moore, noted authority on international law, discuss the government’s stance on foreign relations and the implications for anti-alien amendments and congressional action.
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Washington
Japan
Tokio
Ayohn Moore
Eat Wilson
Rday
Man Arrested for Sending Postcard to Wilson
Philadelphia June 6 A man named O. Lafferty was arrested by postal authorities for sending a postcard to President Woodrow Wilson. The card warned the President that "the vilest creatures living" had gained control of the government and urged him to "wake up." The item was found in his boarding house amid questioning about his mental state.
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Philadelphia
Woodrow Wilson
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