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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1916

Page

12

Ashurst Attacks War Dept Over Arizona Rifle Bans

Senator Ashurst denounces the War Department for denying rifles and ammunition to rifle clubs in Bisbee and other Arizona towns while following the law elsewhere. He cites protests from Arizona citizens and warns against equating orderly clubs with armed actions towards Mexico. He says Bisbee residents are peaceful and not plotting incursions, urging accountability and adherence to law.

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Philippine Bill Seen Unready For Independence

The House minority report labels Mechanizing the Philippines as a flawed plan. It argues the proposed Philippine independence legislation is inconsistent with party platforms, lacks protections for bondholders and foreign property, and does not ensure security against predatory nations within four years.

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Slayden bill in House stalls amid debate and trustees charged

The Slayden bill to corporatize the American Academy of Arts and Sciences opened in the House chamber. After hours of debate, no vote was taken though 174 to 4 supported moving the measure to a final decision later. Opponents claim the plan aims to set immortal trustees including Wilson and Howells, while supporters argue it seeks to support arts and letters.

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Benj Warren Credits Reconstructive Tonic for Pain Relief

A reader from 319 John Marshall Place describes chronic backache and fatigue fading after using a tonic sold by O'Donnell Dias Stores Allens Drug Store and Alexande Hury's Drug Store. After four bottles appetite and sleep improved, weight increased eight pounds, and a burning sensation disappeared.

Benj Warren John Marshall Place Alexande Hury

District Hearing on Johnson-Hollin Forum Bill Leads Debate

A congressional district hearing addressed the Johnson-Hollin community forum bill with Miss Margaret Wilson guiding advocates for using school buildings for community forums. Clergymen joined Washington delegates before the judiciary committee to back the Edmunds proposal for a uniform divorce law.

Johnson-Hollin Margaret Wilson Washington Judiciary Committee

Works of California Senator Denounces Court Politicization

In the Senate on the army reorganization bill Senator Works condemned politicians who seek to tempt Justice Hughes of the Supreme Court with a Republican presidential nomination. He named Hughes and warned that bringing a justice into politics offends the nation. It was unclear what political effect the speech will have, but some Republicans worry it may prompt Hughes to issue a definite statement on acceptance if nominated.

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Navy League clash over Daniels speech at convention

Secretary Daniels denied Rear Admiral Fisk reading a paper at Navy League. protests and hisses erupted as critics argued the White House suppresses free speech. Delegates cited defense needs, congressional delays, and calls for a strengthened navy amid national preparedness debates.

Robert M. Thompson The League Daniels Navy Department War Department Col. Thompson Daniela Hiases

Wilson Supports Brandeis Nomination for Supreme Court

President Wilson remains committed to Louisa D. Brandeis as associate Justice despite Senate opposition reports. Officials said the President will not withdraw the nomination and will stand behind Brandeis.

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Sugar Bill Returns to House Over Tax Extension

The sugar bill amended by the Senate to retain the present tax until May 1, 1926 was returned to the House yesterday. Representatives Harrison and Humphrey Garner of Texas led the request and resolution to keep the measure on Speaker's table. Separately, a Senate resolution directed Secretary Daniels to transmit communications between the General Board and Rear Admiral Fiske about navy readiness. Daniels refused, citing confidentiality.

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Navy League Dinner Urges Preparedness And Pacifism Debate

Former Assistant Secretary of War Henry Breckinridge and David Jayne Hill lead calls at the Navy League’s eleventh annual dinner in Washington for national preparedness. Henry Ford funds aid via a Chicago paper, while speakers condemn pacifism as a threat to national loyalty and history. The event honors naval and military officers. a long guest list includes many prominent figures from government and industry.

Isaac N. Seligman New York Herbert Satterlee Navy Henry H . Ward E K. Roden Henry C. Maastin Alexander Graham Lawrence Y. Spear B Lamber Clarence Ounley Franklin D. Roosevelt David Jayne Hill Henry Ford Henry Breckinridge Navy League New Willard George Washington Abraham Lincoln Paciflam Aassistant Chicago

Daniels Praises Medical Mind in Navy Organization

Secretary Daniels told eleven Naval Medical School graduates that readiness rests not only on treating the wounded but on keeping sailors fit for battle. He noted Georgia’s statue honor for Dr Long as a symbol of medical leadership. Surg. Gen. Braisted praised the navy medical corps, with Dr Husted A. Royster also speaking. Chaplain Bayard and the Marine Band provided the service as the group awaits commissions as assistant surgeons.

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Sisal Trust Accusations Tie Bailey to Monopoly Charge

Edward B Bailey of Henry W Peabody in Boston testified before a Senate panel on an alleged sisal monopoly. He said the Comision Reguladora and Yucatan planters formed under Mexican authority drove his firm from the sisal importing business. The Harvester side alleged price manipulation by a New Orleans backed Yucatan combine, with only about 10,000 bales of binder twine available as farmers face shortages. Senator Gronna urged possible further investigation of twine manufacture to protect farmers.

Edward B Bailey Henry W Peabody Boston Senate Comision Reguladore Yucatan Balle Comision International Harvester Company Walter TL. Fisher The Harvester Company United States Spencer Gronna

Gen Von Schoenberg Killed in Action Near Falklands

Amsterdam reports Gen von Schoenberg of the German army was killed in action. His brother, commander of the cruiser Leipzig, perished when that ship was sunk in a battle with the British fleet off the Falkland Islands.

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