25 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
1
A local advert announces special prices on Sert Doors for the next 30 days. Sizes include dium sized screens and 75 cent stain finish options. The listing uses fragmented OCR text but indicates door prices and immediate availability.
The article discusses proposed income tax changes, objections by administrative figures, and the potential Senate path. It notes a proposed increase in exemptions to $1000 for married couples, and mentions alterations suggested by Washington and Underwood. The text reflects debates on form and policy during the legislative process.
Representative Frank Smith of Maryland introduced a bill paving the way for construction of a military highway from Washington to Indian through Charles County. An appropriation of $10,007 is requested to pay the expense of surveying by the War Department. The proposed road would touch Fort Washington in Maryland and run about 20 miles, with farmers' delegations from Charles County petitioning to push the project.
Washington reports the house banking committee will introduce the administration currency bill tomorrow with sponsors Senator Owen and Representative Carter Glass. Also in news, a jealous husband injures three, and Japan names a new war minister in Tokyo on June 23.
The article details a fierce political dispute over the attorney general's conduct. President Wilson rejects calls to blame Attorney General McReynolds amid tensions involving Clayton Herrington of the DOJ and demands for papers from Congress. A telegram from San Francisco furthers the contention, with McNab resigning under an “Inexcusable insinuation” of injustice.
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