Publicity bill action surprise in Congress
In a striking congressional move the House Committee on Election of President Vice President and Representatives in Congress ordered a favorable report on the McCall campaign publicity. The measure, endorsed by Democrats, faced Republican opposition but cleared the committee unanimously amid broader debates over campaign finance and disclosure rules.
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Open Letter Urges Parcel Post Reform by Postal Progress League
A historical notice from The Postal Progress League urges Congress to restore parcel post rates and expand third class mail to include blank books and general merchandise within U S borders. James I Owles, secretary treasurer, cites past postal policy and requests action during hearings in the House and Senate.
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Prominent scientists convene at Smithsonian for annual NAS meeting
National Academy of Sciences members gathered yesterday at the Smithsonian Institution for their annual meeting chaired by Ira Remsen of Johns Hopkins. The morning session covered routine business, while the afternoon featured papers on scientific subjects. The event spans several days with two daily sessions. Notable attendees include Charles D Walcott, Dr W Henry Welch, Dr Weir Mitchell, Prof George W Till, Prof Joseph Puddings, Prof Horace Wells, Prof Thomas Chamberlain, A Allen, and Prof Lewis Pose.
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New York Public Library
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Yale
Thomas « Chamberlain
Allen
Amencan Museum of Natural History
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Dutley Observatory
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Congress Condemns Warships and Paper Trust Action
The Senate discussed dismissing Black soldiers tied to the Brownsville incident and debated a new appropriation bill. A plan to ship Daffleshir Beet around the world drew condemnation as Mr Harridge urged four battleships. The House approved a Cannon resolution to form a special committee on the paper trust and wood pulp. The House meets at 11:90.
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House committee probes submarine boat charges in New Orleans
In executive session the House committee investigating Lilley examined Western Union and Postal Telegraph officials in New Orleans to verify if Lake of the Lake company received telegrams during a visit last month. The officials upheld Lake's testimony. The panel also asked Electric Company, Fore River Shipbuilding, and Holland boat costs papers and construction contracts, and adjourned to Thursday morning.
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Doom Roosevelt Plan Faces Steady Republican Opposition
Republican Senate steering committee unanimously rejects major Roosevelt proposals. No new antitrust amendments, only two new battleships authorized, district child labor focus, currency legislation unlikely. Beveridge urges two more ships and child labor bill, but members opt for conservative, limited action and adjournment by mid May.
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No Citizenship Denied to Reds by War on Anarchists
Chicago April 21 One hundred fifty four men have been deprived of citizenship rights by courts in the war on anarchists. Judge Pinckney revoked naturalization papers of fifty five men suspected of anarchistic affiliations. Last week Judge Ball revoked the papers of ninety nine persons who failed to oath that they were not connected with any society seeking to overthrow the government.
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Grape-Nuts Brand Ad Praises Nourishing Qualities
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts beyond a breakfast food describing it as fully nourishing with wheat and barley for rebuilding brain and nerve cells and storing energy. It claims rapid absorption and a flavor that boosts appetite, ending with There’s a Reason.
Cushman mocks Williams as Democrats filibuster provokes laughter
Washington congressman Cushman ridicules Minority Leader Williams in a humorous House speech. He accuses the Democrats of using filibusters to advertise their party while arguing for broader tariff revision and government ownership ideas. He cites the corking of the pension by mocking stories and a dog tale, eliciting hearty laughter from Republicans.
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Callers at White House on April 21 event
Senator Dolliver of Iowa Senator Clapp of Minnesota Senator Daniel of Virginia and Frank Braynor participated in a White House call-in event on Tuesday April 21. The gathering aimed to discuss policy perspectives and public concerns.
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Currency Commission Plan Backed by House Banking Panel
The House Banking and Currency Committee reported in favor of creating a currency commission to study and propose a scientific national currency system redeemable in gold. The plan divides six banking economists and equal regional representation among farmers laborers manufacturers merchants and bankers, with Congress retaining authority. The committee expects broad adoption in both houses and popular support for stability and prosperity.
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New York AP Protest Demands Immediate Relief for Paper Prices
Members of the Associated Press denounce paper makers combinations, urging President and Congress to grant relief from sharp price increases in 1907. They report 80 percent of U S newsprint used here and attack Census Bureau price figures as misleading while noting a federal grand jury probe into Manila wrapping paper firms for possible Sherman Act violations.
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Paper Trust Inquiry Fight Splits House Democrats Vote Against
The House approved a six member select committee to probe the paper trust and wood pulp issues on a party vote 184 to 110. Democrats led by John Sharp Williams opposed the resolution, accusing it of whitewashing tariffs and targeting Herman Ridder, while Republicans pressed for inquiry into rising paper prices and trust influence. The debate touched on tariff ties, allies, and political theater as lawmakers argued over investigative intent and potential outcomes.
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Warner Defends Administration in Brownsville Troops Case
Missouri Senator Warner denounces race prejudice while defending the administration over the discharge of three companies of the Twenty-fifth Infantry for the Brownsville Texas incident. He argues soldiers acted with guilt, rejects claims of color bias, and cites testimony to support harsh judgment against the cited units. He notes a public race issue agenda risks inflaming prejudice.
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Pension increase bill seeks 62 million dollars
The new pension act effective April 19 increases monthly benefits for 2105 widows and other pensioners by four dollars and automatic eligibility for those under twelve dollars. It adds 96 million in total pension rises and projects 82 million in extra claims during the session. The act extends to widows of officers and enlisted men, Civil War, Mexican War, and Indian War beneficiaries, with a total requested appropriation over 102 million, six million more than 1893.
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Japanese Honor American Banquet in Tokyo Honors David Murray
A banquet in Tokyo marked the meritorious services of the late David Murray who advised Japan on education from 1880s to 1930s and helped lay the foundation of Japan's modern system. Attendees included 10 pupils, professors, and pioneering educators in commemoration.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Plans Sale of New Securities
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company nears completion of a securities sale to Kuhn, Loeb & Co and a syndicate. The issue is expected to total about 40 million dollars, with favorable terms anticipated for the company. Bankers note the market for bonds is strong and the treasury holds about 49 million dollars of the 200 million bond authorization.
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Wets to Hear Mrs Nation at Prohibition Hearing
Temperance advocate Carrie Nation is expected to appear at a Washington hearing today on prohibition bills. She reportedly visited the House District Committee offices seeking details about the 10 am session. Antiprohibitionists are also expected in force, signaling a likely lively morning in the House office building.
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Secret Service Abuse Prompts Sundry Civil Hearing Clash
Assistant Chief Moran testifies before the House Appropriations Committee as Tawney leads a hearing on the Sundry Civil bill detailing widespread use of Secret Service detectives by government departments. The panel discusses prohibiting loaning members to departments and the spy-system implications in Washington.
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Decision On Constitutional Measure Reported By Attorney General
Announcement at the White House yesterday states President Roosevelt will decide whether to approve a measure expanding employer liability. Bonaparte reported the constitutional validity, with liability for injuries confined to railroads, and Illinois Representative Suiburgh aims to broaden coverage at the next Congress session. The bulletin notes global trend toward worker compensation for workplace injuries, with 22 foreign states having such laws.
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Chief Wilkie Denies Secret Service Used in Divorce Cases
Chief Willie declared the Secret Service Bureau is only used for violations of Federal statutes. He denied employing service detectives for private or domestic entanglements, stating no government action apart from legitimate statutory needs.
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