Limits on Cold Storage Marking Food Years of Stored Time
Senator Lodge pushed a $6,000 expense to broaden the inquiry into rising living costs and food prices. A bill would require all cold stored foods to bear a label showing storage time. articles stored over a year would be adulterated, under a new standard. Teeming debate followed on testimony length and political implications, with Magruder and Tilford appearing before the committee.
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Henator Lodge
Lege
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Fale
Haran
John H. Magruder
Frank Tilford
New York
Senate passes loan shark bill restricting fees
The Senate approved a loan shark bill setting a flat 2 percent monthly interest and banning attorney fees, examination charges, and other fees. The license fee rose from 10 to 60 per year, a point argued as revenue. Amendments require borrowers to receive a statement of loan details and a plain receipt for payments, with loan companies subject to inspection and publicity.
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Paynter
Washington
Kentucky
Senate confirms Wiliam F Stone for Baltimore customs
The Senate yesterday confirmed the nomination of Wiliam F Stone to be sitor of customs for Baltimore. Protesters charged he was tied to a gambling club, but charges were not sustained. Stone serves as sergeant at arms of the Republican national committee. The river and harbors bill moved toward passage with House river projects boosted. Perkins proposed naval reserve enrollments for citizens within five years of age. House favored seal fisheries protection in Alaska.
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Wiliam F. Stone
Baltimore
Stone
Maryland
Republican National Committee
Senate Committee On Commerce
House
Anacostia River
Potomac
Alexandria
Perkins
Naval Reserve
Parking
Secretary of the Navy
Beng
Alaska
Household Worries and Dr Miles Nervine Relief
A caregiver overwhelmed by household duties suffers nervousness sleepless nights headaches and backache. The ad claims Dr Miles Nervine acts directly on the nerves providing quick relief refreshing and strengthening a very weak condition with no long explanation.
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Miles’ Nervinea
Congress Convenes Amid Budget Controversy and Scattered Allegations
Fragmented excerpts show debate on food costs, stock and price controls, and a Navy appropriation. References cite withdrawal of public lands, a conference report on the agricultural appropriation bill, and ongoing friction between House and Senate over executive powers and expenses. The session adjourned amid schedule shifts and testimony notes.
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Sali
Merchant-ayriie League
Caan
Stormen
McCleary Defends Ship Subsidy Travel Costs
Former Minnesota representative Jamce T McCleary testified before a House commerce panel about expenses from the Merchants Marine League. He said payments ranged from 300 to 1000 dollars for speech trips while insisting he never received cash from shipowners and held no stock. Penton scheduled to testify next.
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Merchan Yia- Tine League
United States
Jamce T. McCleary
Minnesota
Resa
Greene
House Merchant Marine Committee
Humphrey
Washington
Merchant Marine Committee
Representative Steenerson
League
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Wiscortsin
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John A. Penton
Worthington
Nre
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Penton
Western senators push 30 million loan in river and harbor bill
The river and harbor bill faces an amendment proposing a government loan of 30 million dollars to finish reclamation projects. Senator Dixon of Montana backs the loan, warning the measure could fail if excluded, while President Taft had urged the loan to Congress. The House Ways and Means committee previously shelved the proposal.
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Intermountain
Dixon
Montana
Yea‘terday
Secetor Dixon
Joan Bi
Taft
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
No Pension For Deserter Case Stirs Military Pension Vote
A House committee reversed its prior approval of a pension for John Gray, a Union soldier said to have deserted after only three months’ service, arguing the move would set a dangerous precedent. The proposal was opposed by a majority of the military affairs committee and then recalled.
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John Gray
Government approves parking and upkeep allowances for top officials
A conferees agreement on the legislative appropriations bill includes up to 2500 dollars for the maintenance of the President's automobile and a similar provision for the Speaker's car. The action reflects amendments aimed at funding official transport amid broader disputes over the agricultural provisions.
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House of Representates
Special Attorney Harrison Ordered to Investigate Elgin Board
A Senate inquiry reveals Special Attorney Harrison ordered to probe the Elgin board as allegations of antitrust violations surface. John Newman identifies Elgin organization members fixing consumer butter prices and coercing creamery operators, with charges to be pursued under the antitrust act. The report indicates the Attorney General expects proceedings against the Elgin board at the earliest possible date.
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Ying
John Newman
Elgin
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Tunals
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Elgin Board
MacVeagh May Retire As Treasury Secretary
Observers in Washington predict the first cabinet break may come from Secretary MacVeagh. Republican leaders reportedly disapprove of his appointment and approach, while Taft faces complaints he does not consult party leaders when naming aides. Friends note efforts to persuade him to retire.
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Mac- Veagh
Capitol Hills
Itty
Boston
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Dr. Wiley Opposes Sixteenth Amendment Push Before Suffrage Club
Dr Harvey Wiley chief of the Bureau of Chemistry spoke to the Elizabeth Cady Stanton Political Club. He favored women voting but criticized Washington leaders for seeking a federal amendment. He urged states to regulate suffrage and said federal action was misdirected. Emma N Gillette defended the amendment. Mrs Antonia Converse introduced the speakers.
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Bureau of Chemistry
Elizabeth
Dr Wiley
Mias Emma N. Gillette
Washington
Wiley
Antonia
T. Converse
Foss Brothers Cheered as Bipartisan Oath Observed
Democrats in the House cheered when Rep Foss of Tilmore escorted his brother Gene N Foss of Massachusetts to the Speaker’s desk to take the oath for the late Lavering seat, marking a rare moment with a Republican and a Democrat as brothers serving simultaneously. A mother in the Speaker’s gallery and two sisters joined the surprise display.
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Tilmore
Gene N. Foss
Massachusetts
Sparkers
Lavering
Committee Rejects Gift Privilege for Foreign Powers
A House committee unanimously rejected a proposal to grant authority to government officers and military members to receive gifts from foreign powers. The move aimed to curb foreign enticements and discouraged the practice of seeking gifts from Congress. The panel adopted the measure to report its findings and recommendations.
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Army
Navy
Congress
Democratic Speakers Attack Aldridge in Rochester Race
James S Havens, Democratic candidate, spoke against Republican George W Aldridge, labeling him a political boss and alleging corruption tied to an insurance fund. He urged voters to back tariff-supporting candidates and highlighted Foss of Massachusetts as a key ally slated to speak April 18 with Charles S Hamilton.
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Democrats Plan $20 000 to Popularize County Organization
Hundreds of Pennsylvania Democrats attended harmony conference in Hart labare and adopted a resolution to value $20 000 to perfect the organization in every county of the state. State convention slated for June 13 at Allentown. general stance against fusion tickets emerged.
Marines Coming Home From Isthmus Mission
The U S Prairie sailed from Philadelphia for Colon to bring home 60 marines who have been on the Isthmus for about a year and a half. Another batch of 50 marines will be taken aboard the Buffalo at Panama soon and returned to the United States.
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Philadelphia
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Panama
Patten Voiced War on McFadden as Cotton Market Sags
Chicago trader James A. Patten teased questions about losses in a New York cotton session. Bulls and bears held fire in a waiting market as Patten stressed preparation for a clash with George H. McFadden while avoiding the exchange.
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Chicago
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Reformers jailed over new law news burst
Fragmentary report says editors Andres Viges and Mata of a universal daily news publication were arrested amid a government push for reform. The April 7 item implies a crackdown by authorities and a suspension of the news outlet pending official actions.
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Army officers listed for medical corps and reserve status
A list details assignments and future locations for Army medical corps officers and others in the reserve, including First Lieut. Nalbentel P. Rogers and Maj. Roderle F. O'Connor. It notes periods of duty, transfer to Fort Thomas and Kyung Barracks, and board appointments for reserve recruitment.
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The Washington Post Guide for Readers and Merchants
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No Equal In The Illustrated Magazine Section
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