Bailey Talks Rates in Four Hour Senate Speech
Senator Bailey spoke four hours defending Congress power over railroads and courts in the railroad rate bill debate. He argued Congress can limit inferior courts and called for just compensation standards, while urging an expedited final Supreme Court review and possible broadest form of appellate oversight. The chamber applauded as he urged railroads to bear fair costs and reduce politics’ influence.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Decayed Starch A Food Proviem From Asheville Man
An Asheville man credits Grape Nuts and Postum with curing stomach trouble linked to starch digestion. He recounts years of distress from suspected appendicitis later found to be a pancreatic ulcer, improved after adopting pre digested foods, noting weight gain, clearer mind, and stronger nerves. He details a daily routine of Grape NUTS with cream, dry toast, egg, and Postum, leading to better sleep and health.
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Sam
Postum
Battle Creek
Tetson
Anti Injunction Bills To Be Heard Tomorrow
Hearings on anti injunction bills urged by labor interests will resume tomorrow before the Committee on Judiciary. Texas Mr Henry introduced two bills. one restores pre 1873 law requiring prior notice to opposing party for injunctions and adds temporary restraining order. the other limits contempt and preserves jury trial rights.
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Littauer Says He Will Not Accept Nomination
Congressman Littauer of the Twentieth New York district stated he will not run for a unanimous nomination for the Sixtieth Congress, saying he can have the nomination but will not come back. He added he would “enjoy what they call an ocean of fond dignitate.”
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New York
Ten Senate Hope With Texas Statehood Debate
In the House meeting yesterday at 11 o clock no Speaker or chaplain appeared until the chief clerk ordered the call to order and Dalzell was chosen Speaker pro tem The day featured Bede and Towne bold speeches on Texas statehood and Jamestown Exposition with strong applause for both and a plan to end debate by 240 pm Cockran is slated to speak at 3 pm tomorrow on railroad rate legislation as Duluth figures prominently in the discussion with notable praise for West and Texas unity.
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Arizona
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Johnson Opposes Subsidy in House Debate Over Rail Aid
The House discussed a rail subsidy with Mr Johnson of South Carolina opposing the aid and urging restraint. Mr Handel of Texas complained his anti- lobbying bill is stalled, while Mr Bartlett of Georgia attacked Post Office methods. Mr Small of North Carolina defended subsidy for special mail facilities and read a letter from a Southern Railroad VP claiming without funding the train cannot run. The exchange included sharp remarks about integrity and names, ending with adjournment at 11 o'clock.
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Shipyards Idle as Labor Costs Hit Ship Contracts
The Naval and merchant marine debate reveals idle Atlantic Coast yards after bid delays. Edwin Cramp, VP of William Cramp & Son, argues foreign suppliers can beat U S prices on materials but labor costs double, driving up ship construction costs. He cites wartime orders and the Merrimac case to illustrate waste and policy failures. Industry leaders from Eastern Shipbuilding and the Merchant Marine League push for the bill, while unions and steel shipbuilders warn of widespread unemployment without action.
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Senators Defend Senate Page Program as Education
Debate grows over whether the Senate should remove the page clause from a new child labor measure. Senators contend pages gain a broad education while earning seven and a half dollars monthly and aiding widowed mothers, citing former pages like Gorman Mallory and Wilson as career examples.
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Statehood reading of Arizona poem by Delegate Smith
Delegate Mark Smith of Arizona presented a poem by Sharlot M Halk during a statehood discussion. The piece pleads for self determination while condemning graft and injustice, urging unity and dignity for Arizona amid political pressure.
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Marking Washingtons Historic Places Proposed
Senator Gallinger to push a bill amending the District appropriation to authorize the Engineer Commissioner to erect tablets marking more than 200 historic sites in and about the city. A $5,000 appropriation is sought to fund signs at $50 each, with only half marked now due to limits.
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Reports Against Retiring Gen Charles Chaill e Long
Charles Cha ille Long, army officer and explorer turned lawyer and consul, faces opposition to becoming a retired general. A House committee report says he served with credit in the Maryland Volunteers and declined a regular army commission. The War Department opposed placing him on the retired list, while an inquiry into the Chinese boycott is slated by the Senate Immigration Committee.
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