Representative Madden Dies in Washington After Heart Attack
News Review outlines the death of Representative Martin B. Madden of Illinois at age seventy-three in his Washington office. It notes his long service since 1905, health decline, and role as chairman of the appropriations committee amid efforts on flood control legislation.
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