Cannon Huels Def Opposes Change Now
East Liverpool dispatch reports Speaker Cannon denounces immediate tariff revision as disaster for prosperity. He explains a letter urging revision would split Republicans into standpatters and revisionists, and argues only a full tariff overhaul can pass Congress. He warns quick change would halt production and commerce for a year.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Senate and House Debate Tariff and Rates Question
Congress debated rate questions with Elkins Gamble and Kean speaking in the Senate. The House spent Friday on the post office appropriation bill and tariff debate amid denaturized alcohol, rail subsidies, and postal expansion for western cities. Speaker Cannon defied calls for immediate tariff revision, signaling a party battle line for the upcoming elections. Democratic members view the Speaker’s stance as a challenge to make tariff reform a central issue.
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Ways and Means Committee
Reprsentative McCall
Massachusetts
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Clio
Aly. McCall
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House
Cannon
Ship Subsidy Debate Sparks House Merchant Marine Hearing
A House Merchant Marine Committee hearing on a ship subsidy bill produced lively exchanges and amusement. Donahue defended the measure for sailors and manufacturers while Hinshaw pressed for clarity. Witness Cochran from Bath Maine urged more American content and jobs amid questions about sailors and labor parity.
Elkins Talks Rates Desires Good Legislation
West Virginia Senator Elkins urged prompt and adequate railroad rate reform while defending his priority to serve the people first. He described his railroading experience, debated amendments with Tillman and others, and pressed for a strong law to curb abuses in rail service nationwide.
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Elkins
Senate
Eliins
Dikins
Tillman
Jikins
South Carolina
Patterson
Tihans
Ita Progress
Colorado
Spooner
United States
Auto Bill Amended May Run 12 Miles An Hour
Opponents of Sims measure score a victory in the Senate District Committee as the bill is amended to permit speeds up to twelve miles within five units and fifteen in parks. Intersections rise to eight miles and corners to six outside fire limits, with a twenty mile limit outside the limits if no hand signal is raised. Penalties include imprisonment after the third offense. Rock Creek Park extension action deferred to next Friday. Police pay bill gains support but adds a fourth surgeon and reclassifies sergeants. Also favorable reports on street name change from Douglas to Chiton.
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American Institute For Drag
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Chiton Street
Lawmakers Clash Over Railroad Rate Bill In West Virginia Speech
Debates focus on the scope of interstate rate regulation with Elkins and Hopkins arguing against unreviewable federal control. They press for connecting lines, fair car distribution, and protections for shippers and small lines against domination by major through routes.
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Bikins
West Virginia
Food or Stimulant Warning in Emulsion Ad
An advertisement contrasts milk with whiskey and cod liver oil, urging doctors to avoid whiskey in emulsion therapy. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as the purest, best digested cod liver oil product and warns against equating it with alcohol. The notice cites Scott & Browne, 409 Pearl Street, New York.
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Delays in Confirmation for Washington Postmaster Barnes
The Washington postmaster confirmation by the Senate panel is postponed to next week. Sen Burrows Carter and Culberson will hear reporters who witnessed the Morris incident at the White House. Tilman, holding up the confirmation, may be asked to issue specific charges against Barnes based on the White House affair. Alien Bill Reported Favorably In Immigration Committee the bill to curb alien entry was reported favorably. It raises the head tax to $5 for men and $15 for women, imposes a $4 head tax for families, requires literacy for entrants, and excludes lunatics and laborers of low physique.
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Senate Committee On Post Offices
United States
House Committee On
Ten Bills Passed in a Batch by the Senate
The Senate approved ten bills including the erection of a public building at Plettsmouth Nebraska for 40000 dollars. It authorized a cable from Key West to Guantanamo and the Isthmus of Panga for government use costing 927000 dollars. Other measures create an Archeological Institute of America and a fish culture station in Kansas. The Senate extended appeals in constitutional cases and raised the Reno Nevada public building budget from 60000 to 97000 dollars. Executive session began at 4:60 p.m. and adjournment to Monday followed at 6 p.m.
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Abip Canal
Kansas
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Senate action confirms list of postmasters nationwide
The Senate in executive session yesterday confirmed a long list of postmaster nominees across multiple states including Celeb K Layton in Delaware and George I Lotillard in Rio de Janeiro embassy circles. Other names span California Nevada Iowa Minnesota New Jersey Ohio Puerto Rico Pennsylvania Virginia Wisconsin and many towns such as Placerville Corning Princeton Front Royal and Mayaguez.
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Mayaguez
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Virgina
W. Kinzer
Front Royal
Wisconsin
J. C. Freeman
New London
George R Hall
Ooonta
John C Gutiwalte
de Pare
Want Ship Line to Colon Organizes South American Trade
Southern business leaders form the Mississippi Valley Export and Import Association to boost trade with South American ports and seek a steamship route between New Orleans and Colon. They back Senator Gallinger’s merchant marine plan and urge river and harbor funding. Speakers include Vice President Russell and Rep Ranssell.
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