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FIGHTS IN SENATE NEVER OCCUR NOW SCRAPS
Edward B. Clark recalls a calmer Senate and House after Civil War to 1919 with far fewer personal clashes. He notes rare floor incidents, cites Spooner Tillman exchanges, and describes overall improved manners and debates while highlighting gas warfare continuation and bird protection progress.
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Senate
Washington
Senate of the
United States
Pis Atate
League of Nations
Sumner
Massachusetts
Mason
Virginia
Butler
South Carolina
Read
Blaine
Hill
Spooner
Tillman
Spdbner
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
House
Missouri
Mississippi
Congress
Army
Chemical Warfare Service
Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
E. W. Nelson
Canada
EB. K. Fisher
Palmer
District of Columbia