Democratic caucus shapes new House personnel and tariff outlook
Washington March 5 Democratic members of the new House met in caucus to organize for the coming session. Burleson of Texas called the meeting. A Mitchell Palmer of Pennsylvania becomes caucus chairman. Underwood is expected to continue as chairman of Ways and Means.
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Senatorial Parties Hold Caucus Meetings
Washington March 5. After the Senate Democratic caucus Mr Kern was unanimously chosen by acclamation. Joe T Robinson the new Democratic senator from Arkansas was the only member absent. Republicans named Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire as chairman and floor leader to fill committee places. No opposition to the seniority rule. La Follette attended the Republican gathering but Bristow Poindexter and Clapp were noted as Progressive linked. Clapp expected to join Republican assignments.
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Nelson Died Mrs Susie A Byrne 48 Funeral Later
Nelson dies at 5 55 am Wednesday March 6 1913 Susie A Byrne wife of James H Nelson aged 48 funeral notice to be given later
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London Press Comment on the New Executive
London newspapers discuss President Woodrow Wilson's address with mix of praise and doubt. The Daily Chronicle and Daily News hail his democracy and loyalty, while The Express and Morning Post question practical impact and seek whether reforms will come from Congress or popular will. The Telegraph foresees a remarkable term, and The Graphic hopes his ideas counter global militarism and excess.
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Easter Egg Hunt for Orphans Benefit
The Angels Sodality of the Immaculate Heart School on Conti Street plans an Easter egg hunt on April 7 to raise funds for orphans. The group consists of school children and is highly engaged in the forthcoming event.
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Psalm on oath with Bible touched during inauguration
During the inaugural address the new president kissed the open Bible held by James D. Maher and touched Psalm 119 verses 48 to 48, with lines about mercy, truth, law, and walking in liberty before kings.
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Taft Signs Public Buildings Bill Withholding Message
President Taft signed the public buildings bill on Tuesday while sending a memorandum to Congress expressing a wish to withhold his signature. He noted about half a million dollars in the bill could be removed for small towns yet praised provisions vital to Washington’s development and restrictions to curb future pork-barrel projects.
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Opposition 10 Dr Friedmann Abandons Human Trials
Dr F Friedmann of Berlin withdraws plans to test his tuberculosis serum in New York hospitals. The advisory committee of the board of health voted against testing on patients and offered to run non patient tests if a sample is provided. Health Commissioner Lederle noted the serum is harmless in his view.
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Georgia Crackers Arrival in Atlanta For Camp
Georgia Crackers report to Atlanta with 26 players expected. Billy Smith mailed contracts to 24 men, final reporting day set for March 5. Prospects include nine holdovers, five semi pros, and several players from Mobile Orleans Boston and St Louis.
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