Slow Progress in Washington on Postal Savings Plan
Washington correspondent James A. Edgerton discusses constitutional challenges to the postal savings bill, noting Republican aims, lawyerly objections, and the risk to Taft’s agenda. He highlights Allds and high prices probes, graft rumors, and shifting sentiment toward Senator Tillman amid a stalled Congress.
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