Publicity bill dead finds no paper trust
The Senate debated the campaign publicity bill with Democrats opposing passage until next December. Senator Johnston urged action, while Burrows warned against late conference. The House Crumpacker amendment and party pledges dominated the exchange as committees weighed wood pulp and print paper tariffs and potential effects on prices and U.S. mills.
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Government Liability Bill Moves in Senate
The Tribune reports an effort to pass a government liability bill to compensate federal employees injured on duty including Panama Canal workers. Senator Depew leads, facing Beveridge amendments. Taft and Aldrich push for passage before adjournment despite Foraker’s earlier opposition.
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Talk of Loeb for Cabinet
Weekington reports unofficial cabinet chatter amid Taft vacancy. Willem Loeb Jr. emerges as a leading candidate with seven years in Washington, serving close to the President since his New York governorship, and known to bureau chiefs and officials.
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Wright says he has no information on cabinet post
General Luke FE Wright of the city denies knowledge of a possible War Secretary appointment. He states it is highly improbable his name would be considered if Mr Tats resigns from the Cabinet.
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Death of Mrs. Mary Hinton Recalled in London-Ash End Note
Mrs Mary Hinton formerly of London and frequent contributor to English and American magazines died by her own action at her Ash End home. A recent statement quoted her saying life is a privilege and when she thinks it is time to flee the end.
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Fare Named for O. H. Platt in Oklahoma National Park
Washington May 2. On motion of Senator Brandegee of Connecticut a House bill was passed by the Senate today appropriating 3000 for the Piett National Park of Oklahoma, the park named for the late Senator from Connecticut.
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Vanderlip Urges Anti-Trust Reform and Federal Corporation Law
Frank A. Vanderlip of National City Bank argues Congress should act on Roosevelt's anti trust reform proposals. He urges amending the Sherman law and enacting a federal corporation law to curb abuses, increase public accountability, and ease interstate business.
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Boy Killed In Local Baseball Game
A fourteen year old, Charlies Lempke, died after being struck under the heart by a pitched ball during a city baseball game this evening in Poughkeepsie. The accident occurred in the early part of the game and the youth was pronounced dead almost instantly.
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Report on Cotton Exchanges Proposes Grading Reforms
Washington officials release parts 2 and 3 of a Senate inquiry into cotton exchanges led by Commissioner Herbert Knox Smith. The study criticizes New York grading, supports uniform standards, and urges identifying each bale by grade and adding a low middling clause to reduce overgrading and contract disputes.
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Lawsom jewelry recovery tied to McIntyre estate case
Mrs Arnold Lawson, daughter in law of Thomas W Lawson, may recover jewels left by her mother as trustee McIntyre faces bankruptcy probes. Receivers seized a safe deposit box containing jewelry valued up to 4000, with links to McIntyre and his wife’s estate. Indicted associates and assets are examined as prosecutors seek balances and ownership amid multiple court actions.
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Portland Banker J Thoburn Ross Sentenced Five Years
Judge Burnett in Salem Ore on May 2 years imprisonment and a 575 094 fine for Ross former president of Title Guarantee and Trust Company convicted of wrongful conversion of state school funds in his role supervising school fund accounts.
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No Four Hundred Foot Chimney Planned for Wall Street
The New York Assay Office will drop a 400 foot chimney to save money and preserve artful skyline balance. Secretary Cortelyou favors abandonment, noting the saved funds can fund government operations for years. Forest King Shot After Accident in Beverly Mass. Forest King, a $13,000 chestnut gelding owned by Judge William H. Moore, was shot after he fell and dislocated a shoulder at Pride's Crossing.
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Student Drowned While Canoeing in Raquette River
Eighteen year old Ross Vanbrocklin of Carthage and Potsdam based Claxton School of Technology drowned when a canoe overturned on the Raquette River this afternoon. Two companions reached shore safely.
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Roosevelt Signs Acting Rear Admiral Appointments During Pacific Fleet Move
President Roosevelt signed orders promoting Richard Wainwright and Seaton Schroeder to acting rear admiralcies ahead of the Atlantic fleet’s Pacific crossing on July 7. The moves, urged by Admiral Sperry, do not include extra pay. In Tacoma the first division ships sailed for San Francisco while diversions marked by a high school address, picnics, a baseball game, and a reception at the University Club followed in American Lake area.
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Army and Navy News: Promotions and Ship Movements
Washington May 7. Orders issued list officers promoted or reassigned in the coast artillery and infantry with details of their new stations and duties. Movements of warships show ships arriving at North River and Bremerton, and several vessels sailing from League Island, Norfolk, and San Francisco with draft changes and planned transfers through June.
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