Bailey Talks Rates and Court Power in Senate Session
Senator Bailey speaks four hours on railroad rate bill and congressional power over courts. He argues Congress can limit inferior courts and favors a commission with final review by the Supreme Court, contending a just compensation standard for railroads and restraint on injunctions. The chamber erupts in applause as debate on federal judiciary authority and rail regulation continues.
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Fealey
Senate
Spoony
Knox
Hale
Manz
House of
Pity
Congress
United States
State
Ins
Basily
Bales
Senay Enliry
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cts
Spooner
Wisconsin
Pennisylvania
Ty Helling
Baisley
Tven
Spaone
Lulu
Nox
Texas
Supreme Court of
Dawes Commission
Isaite
Conregsacl
MD Lanev
Ibert
Coresa
McCurgle
Supreme Court
F Rom Wascansm
Debs
Alley
Storey
Justice Baldwin
Crane
Apooner
Bailey
Spooners
Pennsy Vam
Willig
Ir Sadaner
Snooner
South Carolina
Mr Bailey
Edo
Conkling
Circuit
Pennsylvania
Met
Marchall
Rairoad Company
Fink
O Naill
Republic
Marshall
Hales
Supreme Court of the United States
Batley
Aldrich
Circmt Court
Messrs Knox
Baley
House of Representatives
la Follette
Decayed Starch a Food Proved by Asheville Man
An Asheville man credits Grape Nuts and Postum with ending years of stomach pain and digestive trouble caused by starchy foods. He describes diagnoses of pancreatic ulcer mistaken for appendicitis, multiple severe attacks, and relief after adopting pre-digested Grape Nuts with cream and a Postum regimen. He notes weight gain, clearer mind, stronger nerves, and better sleep after eight weeks. Read The Road to Wellville in packages.
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Asheville
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 pre1873 law requiring notice before injunction and adds temporary restraining order. the other reaffirms Senate passed contempt provisions allowing trial without jury.
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Committee On Judiciary
Henry
Texas
Senate
D B Hill
Goody
Littauer Says He Will Not Accept Nomination
Congressman Littauer of the Twentieth New York district says he will not return to the Sixtieth Congress and would accept a unanimous nomination only if it arises, adding he will not come back and plans to enjoy his future.
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Littauer
New York
Bede and Towne Lead Duluth House Debate on Texas Statehood
The Duluth House session opened without a speaker as Dalzell was chosen. Adem Bede and Charles A Towne delivered acclaimed addresses on Texas statehood and Jamestown Exposition, praising Western statesmen and urging constitutional considerations while pledging to energize public support for a two state Texas plan.
Johnson Opposes Subsidy in Debated House Session
In a House debate sparked by railroad subsidy requests, Johnson of South Carolina opposed the measure while Handel of Texas pressed his anti-corruption bill amid complaints of obstruction. Bartlett of Georgia attacked Post Office practices as Small of North Carolina defended the subsidy and read a railroad letter about service viability. Stanley, Lovering, Hopkins and others offered viewpoints, with exchanges on dignity of debate and immigration in a late session that adjourned at 11 o'clock.
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Johnson
South Carolina
Handel
Texas
Congress
Bartlett
Georgia
House
Post-office Department
Small
North Carolina
Post-office Committee
The
Southern Railroad
Macon
Arkansas
Andrewa
Failaad Company
Stanley
Kentucky
Amel Ther
Bratt
Lovering
Massachusetts
Hopkins
Bennett
New York
New Yorker
Shipyard idle as labor costs lift bids for US ships
Labor and yard owners on the Atlantic Coast pressed Congress to pass a shipbuilding bill as idle yards show the toll of high U S wages. Edwin Cramp of William Cramp & Co warned foreign bids undercut American builds by at least 100000 dollars on a sample contract. Other executives noted wartime orders exhausted and many yards idle with workers out of work, urging swift action to revive shipyards and mercantile trade.
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Bose
Merchant Marine Committee
House
Senate
Nea
Edwin S Cramp
William Cramp & Bong
Philadelphia
Cramp
United States
Thda
Harlan & Wolf
Congresa
War Department
Navy
Merrimac
Hobson
Santiago
Representative Hinshaw
Nebraska
Charles R. Hanscom
Astern Shipbuilding Company
New London
Merchants and Manufacturers
New Orleans
South America
Pound Yates
Sewalls
Hill
Hawaii
John MicNeil
Kansas City
Thomas R Foy
Brooklyn
Jopeparty
United Society of Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders
New York
Senate Pages Education Debate Over Child Labor Law
Senators defend continuing page service arguing it educates them despite minor schooling gaps. They note pages earn seven and a half dollars monthly to support widowed mothers and many become officers later. Key supporters include Gorman Mallory and Geo John M Wilson, all former pages.
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House
Gorman
Maryland
Mallory
Florida
Geo John M .Wilson
Army
Nav
Statehood Poem Read In House By Delegate Smith
Arizona delegate Mark Smith read an apostrophe to statehood from poet Sharlot Halk. The piece urges restraint on state status while condemning corruption and trafficking of public trust. It contrasts a hopeful future with social and economic injustice faced by the people.
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Mark Smith
Arizona
Silas Wess
Sharlot
Goresis
Marks Historic Spots in Washington With New Tablets
Senate District Committee chair Mr Gallinger plans to amend the District appropriation bill to authorize the Engineer Commissioner to erect tablets at more than 200 historic sites around the city. A $5,000 appropriation is proposed. signs cost $50 each, so only about half can be marked now. Engineer Commissioner Biddle supports marking sites, noting temporary signs on Inauguration Day boosted visitor interest.
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Hede
Washington
Towne
New York
Jamestown
Old Dominion
United States
South
Gallinger
Senate
Biddle
Reports Against Retiring Gen Charles Chaille Long
Charles Chaille-Long, army officer, explorer, lawyer, consul and author, faces a Senate inquiry and a House vote on whether he should not become a U S retired general. The report credits his service in the Maryland volunteers and notes his decline of a regular army commission. The War Department opposed placing him on the retired list and a Senate committee will probe the Chinese Boycott starting next Tuesday.
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House
Parker
Committee On Military Affaire
Charles CharMe-Lang
Maryland Volunteers
Heypt
Alex
Warapamiria
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