Foraker the Target Ohioan Ready With Answers
Senator Foraker prepares amendments to the rate bill amid a prolonged Senate debate. He faces sharp questions from Tillman Bailey and Deculver as the House bill’s provisions on rebates and railroad rates spark constitutional and jurisdictional disputes. Allies expect a section by section consideration and a vote timing next week with further speeches likely.
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Wir Foraker
Senate
Fathoe
South Carolina
House
Toruker
Morgin
Senate Debates Week long Postoffice Bill and Tariff Clash
Congress in session with Air Latimer backing the rite bill and Air Foraker blasting it in a day of fierce exchanges. Senator Tillman argued tariff discrimination burdens interior towns while Foraker defended the rate system as best possible. Lodge touched on export versus domestic rates as the Senate adjourned after an executive session.
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Air Latimer
Senate
Air Foraker
Tillman
South
Pittsburg
Galveston
New York
Tilman
Good Lord
East Liverpool
Ontomere
Foraker
Cleveland
Lodge
Favorable to a Subsidy for American Shipbuilding
Edward C Plummer and Frederick W Wood spoke before the House Merchant Marine Committee in favor of a ship subsidy bill. Plummer argued current U S shipyards lack orders, raising costs and idle workers, while Wood claimed subsidies would keep yards busy, cut unit costs, and boost foreign markets. Goulder of Cleveland urged viewers to back the measure as a boost to American commerce and jobs.
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Edward C Plummer
Atlanta Carriers Association
Drederick W Wood
Maryland Steel Company
Harvey W Goulder
Merchant Marine League of the United States
House Committee On Merchant Marine
Fisheneca
Bath
Aiup
England
United States
Plummer
Frederick W Wood
Sparrows Point
Wood
Dewey
Philippines
Goulder
Cleveland
Ohio
Isnelv
Great Lakes
Hinshaw
Nebraska
West
Middle West
Senate acts to bar officials from releasing private government information
A concurrent resolution introduced to prohibit officials from prematurely releasing private government information was adopted in the Senate. The conference report settling affairs of the Five Civilized Tribes was accepted by a 41 to IL vote, and a statue project for Gen Nathaniel Greene at Guilford Court House, NC, was paused by the Senate yesterday.
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Culberson
Senate
House
Nathaniel Greene
Battlefeld
Guilford Court House
Rate Bill Debate Highlights Cochran’s Constitutional Rhetoric
In Congress yesterday O Rourke Cochran of New York challenged House rules during general debate on the rate bill now under Senate scrutiny. He praised Hepburn provisions, ridiculed constitutional lawyers, and defended the measure’s judicial reach while criticizing parliamentary procedure.
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Chairs for saleswomen must allow employees use of them
A House bill introduced by Representative Greene of Massachusetts would require mercantile establishments to provide seats for female employees to rest as needed for health. The measure defines mercantile establishments and mandates at least one seat for every three female workers, with a weekly fine for violations.
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Massachusetts
Senate confirms nominations of numerous postmasters
The Senate in executive session yesterday confirmed a long list of postmaster nominations including Georgia J O Varnadoe of Valdosta California L Miner Ferndale Colorado O Abort Louisviul Jons W B Arbuckle Willis Kanar W Smith Catone Heatuckyx W HM Ovoby Henderson FA ao Aeuspelnsr Ottensbots RR Parry Winchester TW Stith Latonie Michigan D E Wileen Belding Minnis Eaton Rapids J W Fitegersid Grand Ledge F P Dunwell Ludington A Palmer Manistee AB Strubte Shepherd Pisce Three Rivers J A Trotter Vaesar JH Willams Whehan hebranko H UM Wells Crete H Booker Gollenbure New Mexico L EB Kathy Bocorro New York K Dakin Miterton North Dakota F C White Dobnyttook Ohio H Wo Arum Columbus Gregon S Farrar Sales Pennaytye BA Weaver Montoutville HE 3 McGregor Burgettstown South Dakota H 8 Williams Aberdeen Virginia I Le Whiteatone Culpeper Wiconsin A WH Hartson Grewnyond I W Knywe Madigon W Casa Mauaton
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Dobnyttook
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Farrar Sales Pennaytye
Weaver
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McGregor
Tax Exemption Plea For Washington Auditorium Aided
Commissioner West and associates urged Senate District Committee to exempt the Washington Auditorium Association from taxes. They outlined a 138000 building fund and a 10000 seat capacity for inaugural balls and semi public conventions. The committee took no action after a brief meeting.
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Congress
Washington Auditorium Association
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Weat
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C . Glover
John Joy Eason
John M Wifgon
West
Hamilton
Ellson
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Glover
Senator Smoot in Senate Hearings Over Mormon Ties
Former Secretary Carlisle argued before the Senate that Senator Smoot’s Mormon ties and endowment oath reveal a church state union repugnant to U S institutions. He urged Smoot’s disqualification, noting church authority over civil matters and absence of civil dispute remedies for members. The debate centered on whether disqualification requires a simple majority or a two thirds expulsion vote.
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Carlisle
Smoot
Dil
Quzlisle
Josephmith
Nauvoo
Cardale
Senate
Dalley
Texas
Smooth
Mr. Forsaiken
Carliste
Foraker
Senators confer with President on rate bill talk
Senators Allison and Donliver of Iowa met with the President at the White House for a discussion described as incidental to the rate bill. Postmaster Wilcor of New York also called, with fourth class postmasters appointed yesterday across several towns including Marsland, Napanoch, Stony Point, Woodmont, and others.
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Western men predominate in new Republican campaign committee
The Western and Mid Western states will predominate the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee for the Sixtieth Congress. Chairman Sherman appointed a new executive committee and twelve members, with Western states seeking stronger Western representation to balance Eastern influence and steer the upcoming campaign.
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Muller
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Missouri
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Minnesota
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Winnie
James Ro Mann
Ohio
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Pemeyivania
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Maryland
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Joho
Congress
Mississippi
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Colorado
Thinois
New Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
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Ar Weeks
Meniber
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Haytern
Army officers reassigned and promoted in 1909 era roll call
A list of officer assignments promotions and proceedings in the Army including extended terms for Captains Kane Newell Stone and Stamford, surgeons Parker Usher and Halcock, and engineers at Fort Bliss and Fort McDowell. Also notes retirements and board appointments at Fort Leavenworth, with changes to quartermaster and commissary staff and naval movement of the armored cruiser Pennsylvania to New York. Deserter Harry Logons is reported extradited to Washington. Yankee cruiser visits Kingston Jamaica for crew shore leave.
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