Taft Appeals for Army Support at Columbus Dinner
At the Columbus Board of Trade dinner William H. Taft urged liberal support for a strong army. He argued for three purposes national defense policy and handling insurrection and civil strife while noting the navy alone cannot deter invasion. He credited Elihu Root and urged gradual, economical buildup toward 250000 volunteers and a robust reserve army.
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Columbus Board of Trade
Washington House acts to probe paper industry papers
Speaker Cannon introduces resolutions directing the Attorney General and the Secretary of Commerce to transmit to the House all papers and information from the International Paper Company of New York and related firms. They seek investigations into pricing, trusts, and potential violations, including possible actions by the Department of Justice.
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Treatment of Indians in Crow reservation exposes alleged abuses
Mrs Helen Pierce Grey testified before the Senate Indian Affairs Committee about starvation caused by diseased cattle, unjust jailings, and mistreatment of children at Crow reservation schools. She alleged Washington officials knew of the abuses and noted possible further investigations and cross examination by senators.
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Castro Won't Negotiate Arbitration on Venezuela Claims
Caracas reports Venezuela rejects US note on arbitration of five American claims, saying previous notes Jul and Sep defined why cases require no diplomatic action. Editorial defends Monroe Doctrine and criticizes US push for fresh arbitration while noting a formal accusation against a claimant.
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Be Practical and Patriotic Cannon Urges Civic Duty
A delegation of college delegates from the Inter gates to collegiate Civic League presented Speaker Cannon with a message urging practical citizenship. Cannon urged practicality patriotism integrity and progress toward better government while acknowledging differences in belief and party alignment.
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Joint Manouevres Hinge on Militia Funding in Senate Talks
Washington reports that without a $1,000,000 appropriation for organized militia encampments and manoeuvres the summer drills cannot proceed with the regular army. State officers urge the funds, while opposition in the House endangers retention. Navy movements and ship commissions are also noted, including the Wisconsin and Goldsborough.
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Admiral Evans Arrives for Restoration at Paso Robles
A wireless dispatch reports Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans and party reached Paso Robles California for rest and treatment after rheumatism and stomach troubles. He was assigned to El Paso de Robles Hotel and plans daily baths and sun exposure to aid recovery. The Connecticut brought him to San Diego and the fleet reported target practice near Magdalens Bay is nearly complete.
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Submarine pressure sparks House probe testimony
Washington April 2 a special House Naval Affairs panel heard Frank L Edinborough Bay City Michigan testify that an Electric Boat attorney W D Gordon pressured Congress member Loud over submarine legislation Edinborough produced an anonymous February letter alleging Loud voted for a graft and faced a candidate challenge Other witnesses Silas Berger and August Treadwell Jr denied improper influence Lilley corrected Taylor testimony about anticipated committee findings and a possible adverse report on submarines
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Loud quits as Army canteen head
Brigadier General Loud yesterday resigned as president of the Army Association. He said he accepted the presidency in January with the understanding he would not attend board meetings and had taken no part in its work. He added he remains eager for the resumption of the canteen system and wishes the association success.
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Agricultural bill passage marked by surplus road fund talk
Washington April 2 the agricultural appropriation bill carrying 11 million dollars was passed by the House late today. During debate Mr Harrison of New York attacked Mr Williams minority leader over a provision to use Treasury surplus for road construction and improvement in several states.
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Senate ratifies Hague arbitration ties with Mexico and Italy
Washington April 2 The Senate approved The Hague general and special arbitration pacts with Mexico and Italy and then adjourned to Monday The day focused on calendar business and a bill by Senator Gamble on payments from the national government to states and debt remission This measure was declared unfinished business Critics warn of a legislative jam as few appropriation bills are ready and House delays draw complaints The military appropriation bill is expected to replace the Gamble measure on Monday Cassius MaCass
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Justice Marean Grants Alternative Writ In Osteo Suit
Justice Marean of the Supreme Court Brooklyn granted yesterday an alternative writ of mandamus to the attorney of the New York Osteopathic Society in a pending legal challenge.
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