Halt to anarchists bars papers from mails
President Roosevelt announces orders to prohibit the dissemination of literature that advocates murder arson and treason. The move follows an opinion secured from the Attorney General and targets anarchist writings circulating by mail.
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Anarchist Threat Central In Roosevelts View Letter
The article reports a Roosevelt era dispute over suppressing anarchist material. It explains Attorney General and Postmaster General opinions on banning publications advocating crime and violence from mails, and the government's responsibility for circulated content. The piece cites legal reasoning that Congress may criminalize such publications and that mail officials may block them.
On Trail of Paterson Reds Seeks Anarchist List
Paterson mayor requests names and addresses of all anarchist group members in the city and plans to turn the list over to the Federal government. Police say there are not more than twenty five anarchists in Paterson.
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Senate approves 75000 for Capitol House wing pediment
Senate yesterday passed a House bill funding 75000 to complete pediment work on the Capitol House wing. Funds allocated for statuary placement under Speaker guidance, the Joint Committee on the Library, and the Capitol superintendent. House approval came March 17.
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Senate and House actions in Alabama session report
The Alabama Senate adjourned to Monday while the House met as the Democraty urged Republicans to muster a quorum on three occasions. Fortifications and revenue cutter service bills moved to conference, Indian appropriation bill sent back to conference, House to meet at 11 30 this morning.
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Plans End to Lumber War Between Maine and New Brunswick
Senator Hale introduced a bill to end the lumber dispute by repealing section 26 of the Revised Statutes. It would terminate free importation of logs and lumber owned and cut by Americans in New Brunswick. Faced with fierce border conflicts, officials moved to remove foreign territory privileges for American timber to resolve the confrontation.
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Senator Gallinger Seeks 14 Percent Loan Usury Cap in District
A bill introduced in the Senate would outlaw loans at more than 14 percent annual interest in the District and set a sliding scale for commissions. Penalties include fines up to 1400 dollars or up to one year imprisonment, with refunds to borrowers. A companion measure proposes a probation and parole system for the District of Columbia.
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Legislative Briefs on Postal Subsidy and Futures Ban
Senator Gallinger moves post office subsidy measure while Byrd proposes a ban on futures trading in agricultural products. Moraker will speak next Thursday on the Brownsville affair and the discharge of the Twenty-fifth Infantry, plus reenlistment bills. Simmons reports favorably on surveying a canal route from Boston to Wilmington with a 100000 dollar appropriation. O Connell urges army trade training to reduce desertion and fit soldiers for civil life. favorable report on a resolution.
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Postum Lovin Woman Finds Health After Coffee Change
A Virginia woman details years of coffee related dyspepsia, headaches, and weakness. After eighteen months on Postum she reports improved digestion and restored health, crediting the beverage change and citing company promotion.
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Senate passes liability bill to send to President for approval
The Senate approved a workers liability measure amending the 1896 common law rule limiting recovery for injuries. It sides with contributory negligence reforms and confines scope to railroads, while resisting a broader commerce reach. Senator Bacon defends the Ananias Club amid debate over a Roosevelt Harriman letter influence. Senator Gore defends reading the Roosevelt letter to illuminate the discussion.
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Princeton Gifts and Dormitory Plan Reported
At a Princeton University board meeting today a gift of 2500 from Mrs. Russell Sage was announced to fund a dormitory for freshmen. The board also noted total gifts of 10,103.04 and established a sophomore commons to address social dining issues.
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White House callers and Philadelphia delegation
Representatives Wilson of Windte Pericine of New York Cooh of New York Fassett of New York and a Philadelphia delegation invite the presidency to attend the twelfth anniversary of the city founders in Octiobar George Tiffany of New York was given nine wanting kate ho.
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Willing to Adjourn May 10
Representative Jim Watson of Indiana the House Republican whip says adjournment around May 1 is feasible. Leaders in both parties plan to confer with the President to gauge how little he will accept without friction, as Watson prepares to meet the President after returning to Washington.
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Militia Bill Suffering Delays in Congress Session
Representative Steenerson said no opportunity would arise to bring either the national or District militia bill before the House this session. Democratic filibuster and adjournment plans hinder action. two-thirds votes required under suspension rules. Subcommittee debates personnel and officers clauses as Ames remains away and workload grows.
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New Substation Plan Sparks Washington Debate
District Committee weighs delay in constructing the South Washington substation north of the Tong Bridge under the Union Station act of 1903. Virginias Rep Curlin presses for report on inaction while proponents favor the Seventh Street Maryland Avenue site for better rail connections.
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Rhode Island Hearing Supports Navy Uniform Bill
Rhode Island house judiciary committee hears a bill to protect the navy uniform in public, prompted by Chief Yeoman Buenzle being denied entry to a Newport pavilion while in uniform. Letters from Admiral Dewey and Rear Admiral Luce back the measure, with speakers including Chadwick Dillingham Sanchez and Newport’s Corte McKay noting uniform as a badge of honor.
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The Truth About Kidney Trouble
A medical note describes kidney disease symptoms such as pale complexion and weakness, noting undigested food in eliminations. It advocates Fulton’s Renal Compound to reduce inflammation and aid recovery, claiming about seven percent of cases respond with improvement.
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Substation Delay Not Attributed to Commissioners
Commissioner Merfarland defended the five week delay in constructing the north of Long Bridge substation site, noting action was timely and land valued at 7 600 dollars should be paid by railroads for use. He said Congress action followed advice from railroad counsel and dismissed misrepresentations about delays and land value.
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Benning Betting Bill Faces Monday Senate Action
The Sims anti betting bill inched toward passage as the Senate adjourned to Monday. A subcommittee expected to favorably report to the District Committee, with amendments likely, then back to the House for action. If approved, widening Benning Road and prohibiting race betting would await a full Senate vote, potentially after the race meeting ends Tuesday.
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Denounces Publicity Bill and Campaign Money Claims
Rep Bourke Cockran denounces the McCall publicity bill as ineffective before the House Election committee. Chandler says he will respond today as Cockran promotes his own bill requiring every campaign contribution to be sworn and filed in court.
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Maryland Politically Active Official Faces Suspension
William H. Krolls, a bindery counter at the Government Printing Office, is recommended for suspension by the United States Civil Service Commission after a complaint by Brainard H. Warner accusing him of pernicious political activity. If adopted, Krolls would lose 163 dollars in salary for chairing a political meeting with the anti Warner faction in the Maryland congressional primary. This follows a prior similar case involving Harry J. Orell of the Philadelphia Mint who was suspended for fourteen days.
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Alabama Supreme Court upholds liquor laws as constitutional
Montgomery April 9 The Alabama Supreme Court ruled both the general prohibition and the 9 o'clock closing laws constitutional and effective The decision satisfied both sides Mobile Interests argued the provisions would ruin a coast city and the court also upheld the local option law involved in the cases
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Adee Sails for Havre Apr 9 and News Notes
Adee sails for Havre aboard La Provence with passenger lines from the American Academy of Arts and Sciences awarding the Rumford Medal to Edward Goodrich Acheron of Niagara Falls for his work on carbide and silica processes. Also noted are visits by Kobe Storhane, editor of Le Matin, and references to Secretary of State activities and shipping details.
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