Capitol Row In Land Qu Charged With Deception
The row erupts in the Bai Singer Pinchot investigating committee as Nelson accuses Brandeis of deception. Democratic and Republican members clash over motive and withdrawal demands, with the matter laid on the table after tests by Ill Med witnesses.
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Rtepublican
Nelson
Brandeis
Attemptiou
Graham
Tilnots
Park
Randel
Madion
James
Srandels
Olmsted
Haltingar
Elmer ¥, Todd
Seattle
United States
SC. Love
Alaska
Lant Cit
H. ‘T. Jones
Bill to inspect leased government buildings in District
Representative Martin of South Dakota introduced a bill to appoint a commission including the Treasury supervising architect and the surgeon general to examine all District leased government buildings for sanitary conditions, fire protection, and suitability. Report due within days. aims at a large bond issue for public buildings.
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Martin
South Dakota
House Committee On
Secretary of the Treasury
the Treasury
Surgeon General of Public Health Service
Congress Condensed Report on Senate Debate and Land Policy
The article summarizes a Senate debate on administration policy and railroad issues. It mentions Representative Devey and others, the public land case, Ballinger relations, and testimonies by Brandeis Love and Jones. The discussion includes investigations, amendments, and adjournment details.
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Ballinger
Jones
Sildavtte
Love
Cunningham Journal
Inglis
Uability Bill 13 Passed State Courts Contend With Federal
The Senate approved the House measure amending the employers liability law to give concurrent jurisdiction to state and federal courts for damages from accidents. Senator Borah led the bill after Judiciary Committee passage amid debate on state rights. Senator Heyburn warned against insurgent labeling while defending party unity and warning against political attacks on Republicanism.
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House
Committee On Judiciary
Borah
Heyburn
Congress
Lesses
City Railway seeks track extension along Michigan and Morroe streets
A House District subcommittee favorably reports a bill authorizing the City and Suburban Railway to modify lines and extend double tracks from Monroe Street northeast to the Baltimore and Ohio network, over the Monroe Street Bridge to Twelfth Street, then toward Bunker Hill Road and beyond to the district boundary, with Meat freight transport removed from the plan.
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House
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Monroe Street
Baltimore and Chic Railroad
Morroe Street
Monroe Street Bridge
Twelfth Street
Bunker Hall Road
Michigan Avenue
Varnum Avenue
Sixteenth ‘Street
Public Lands Bill Debated By House Committee
Three factions in the House committee on public lands yesterday pulled at the administration bill for withdrawing public lands for conservation. Republicans from papilla land States objected to any change in the public land policy, criticizing current and past administrations.
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Pitsyeralémede
Mt Developed Toit
Caf
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House
Commerce Court and Interstate Authority Debate
A heated discussion on the Hepburn act and expanding interstate commerce oversight. The report argues the substitute bill would centralize power in a commerce court without broadening jurisdiction, while addressing rail and shipping public interests, with emphasis on rate, classification, and through route rules. The minority denounces hearings, restraints, and line consolidation plans, noting dissent from Sims and Russell.
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Staat
Court of Commerce
Sims
Tennessee
Russell
Texas
Oyster politics and conservation plans discussed
The piece surveys the doomed fate of unfattened oysters and the controversial floated oysters as New Jersey and federal bodies weigh evidence. It explains fattening claims, tests by Dr. Wiley, and the push to guard beds, ban polluted water and regulate shipping of oysters with ice or water added. It ends by praising the oyster trade and noting vast production and livelihoods in the Atlantic world.
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Jnr
New Jersey
Ceylon
Seue
Massachusetts
Indiana
America
Atlante
Stete
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Meade Cradt Tt
France
United States
District bills extend streets and tax telegraph business
Several House bills were introduced or amended. Proposals include extending UR Derwood Street to Piney Branch Road and Princeton Place to Rockrack Road, a 4 percent tax on telegraph company business, and limits on deposits by gas and electric utilities. Bills on gas deposits, building inspections, and City and Suburban Railway routes were acted upon or referred.
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Urderwood
Piney Branch
Princeton-place
Georgie “Avenus
Rockrack
HOUSE
Root Speech Raises Federal Rail Charter Tax Issue
Senator Root finished a noon speech defending constitution questions in the railroad DRL and admitted some carriers with contractual charters would be exempt from stock and bond regulation. Senator Rayner cited the Baltimore and Ohio charter barring state taxation and stock issues. The discussion suggested feder a law could discriminate against rails with state granted rights. The Senate panel also favorably reported a monument bill for Gen Nathaniel Greene at Guilford Battle Ground, North Carolina.
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Root
Rayher
Baltimore and Onto Railroad
Maryland
Dartmouth College
Rayner
Baltimore and Ohio
New York
Fedsca
Gen. Greene
Gen
Nathanial Greene
Guilford Battle-Ground
North Carolina
Senate
Menus by Uncle Sam on browning meat for flavor
Recipe compendium by Miss Hunt and F Langworthy published by the U S Department of Agriculture. It explains browning meat in fat to enhance flavor, warns against burnt fat and its digestive issues, and lists old fashioned pork dishes that gain their flavor from browned fat. It notes safer oven broiling for bacon and offers a simple pork and milk gravy method served with potatoes.
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Caroline J. Hunt
Miss Hunt
United States Department of Agriculture
Prom Farmers Ballet
United
Linton Deparumant of
Agriculture
Jany
Allo
Tarify and Hikes in Prices Stir Boston Committee Hearing
Wallace Pierce of Boston pressed Senator Lodge and fellow protectionists on the tariff’s impact during a committee probing food prices. He cited concrete examples claiming the Aldrich-Payne bill raised costs on imported cheese sardines teas coffee macaroni wines liquors and cigars, urging action on price increases.
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Wallace Pierce
Boston
Senator Lodge
Hig
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Senate Nominations From President Include Federal Posts
President nominates a slate of officials including a U.S. senator agent and several regional posts. Names listed include Clara W. Valninger in Redding California and Louis J. Cohn in Carson City Nevada to supervise public funds, among others in Missouri and Utah regions.
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United States
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Kavi G. Mecaurey
Lawa
Clarseos W. Valninger
Redding
Cal
Louis J. Cohn
Nev
Garter
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Cel
John H. Duneen
Seringfeld
Ood
Keri W. Fremont
Cirvon City
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Testing Montana engines on short cruise from Norfolk
The armored cruiser Montana completed extensive repairs at the navy yard and began a short test cruise to try its new engines before joining the cruiser North Carolina. The two ships are expected to proceed to the Pacific coast after a stop in Brasilian waters, with Montana at sea until late tomorrow as the Atlantic fleet prepares to sail from Hampton Roads for the Southern Grounds off the Virginia Capes next week.
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Montana
Army Orders Sextet of Absences And Assignments
Army orders list names and postings for officers including Maj Jones Muindes Thomliegen Kas Patton Sarich Reynolds Bert Kinth Taylor Herbst Morand Money and others. Details cover leave durations two to four months and temporary commands and assignments to locations such as Madison Square Garden New York and Fort Wayne.
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Aristides Morand
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Bert Thomas
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Naval orders assignments and retirements posted in New York
A long list of naval personnel moves appears from New York detailing retired Commander J.H. Hetherington returning home, officers assigned to lighthouse district duties, midshipmen undergoing hospital treatment or awaiting postings, acting assistant surgeons restored to duty, paymasters and clerks reassigned, and several appointments revoked or modified as of April 4. The fragmentary item references various ships, stations, and duties with multiple names and titles across the Navy.
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