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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1910

Page

4

Entrants List for Brownlekar Race Grows With Naval Academy Hopefuls

The Browmekar contest draws 69 entrants with Washingtonians and the U S Naval Academy among the new challengers. Daily letters flood the office and voters may check accounts by calling the contest department. Regular updates will publish as the standings firm up.

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Names Listed At The Hotels In Fort Worth

A long, disjointed OCR list shows numerous individuals and spouses with varied last names, tied to places like Shoreham Fortestun Arlington and cities including Los Angeles New Haven and Milwaukee. The fragment suggests a guest or attendee ledger across multiple hotels with many surnames and initials, indicating a social or professional gathering.

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Congress Debates Railroad Bill and Economic Proposals

The Senate debated interlock provisions for railroads and a valuation of railroad property while considering amendments to the interstate commerce bill. Debates included use of telegraph for contract information and a resolution to investigate cotton sales. a ceremony planned for the acceptance of a statue of Francia Pierpont at Virginia governor’s day. The House approved an amendment by a two to one vote. election contests for O Connell and Estopias concluded. James Havens sworn in as Democrat successor to Perits. House adjourned to noon.

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Retirement Of Aldrich And Hale Regrets Sounded

Governors of Rhode Island and Maine laud Senators Aldrich and Hale as they retire after long service in the United States Senate. Letters express keen regret and praise for their careers, noting the nation’s gratitude and the certainty that successors will uphold party principles and national prosperity.

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Owen Bill Indorsed by Health Interest Groups

Physicians and business leaders appeared before the Senate public health committee to support Senator Owen of Oklahoma’s bill creating a federal health department. Hearings were held, with another scheduled for May 6.

Federal Health Department Surgeons General Army and Navy Senate Committee On Henator Owen Oklahoma Matin Robert Lynn Cox New York Association of Life Insurance Presidents Irving Fischer Yale

Havens Sworn In As New York Congressman

James Havens of Rochester joined the House minority yesterday and voted with Republicans on amendments to the administration rail bill. He succeeds the late Perking after a Democratic landslide in the Thirty-second New York district over Aldridge, and was sworn in as quorum formed while Speaker Henry halted his announcement. Sulzer introduced the new member amid strong Democratic applause.

James Havens Rochester Havens Representative Perking New York Aldridge Henry Sulzer

District in Congress faces numerous district and city bills

Senate moves favorably reported bills extend the City and Suburb ban Railway to the District line require births reported within 24 hours authorize removal of bodies from abandoned cemeteries amend land designation and assessment methods. House hears Smith bill for permanent police and fire retirement fund. Joint resolution to appoint a six member commission to probe electric light rates and service efficiency in the District.

Senate Brookland Bil Jackson HOUSE Police Coudrey

Inquiry Cost Millions Over Cotton Probes

Senator Smith urged a resolution to compel the Attorney General to name parties or corporations selling cotton linked to a pool under DoJ scrutiny. He argued the probe cost Americans 40.009000 in effect on prices and mockingly suggested investigating the weather bureau chief and even Jehovah to explain the frost. He claimed the move benefits bears on the cotton market.

Department of Justice Senator Smith South Carolina Smith Weather Bureau Jehovah Pellege

Arguments in favor of permanent pension fund for Washington police and fire

The House District committee heard supporters of a measure to create a permanent retirement and pension fund for the Washington fire and police departments. Proponents cited shifting funding from police court fines to a pension pool, with 11-2 per cent of monthly salaries instead of a fixed $1. The plan would recruit Commissioners Rudolph and Johnston Major Sylvester Fire Chief Wagner Sergeant Curry Private C B W Smith John Kane and other backers.

Smith Washington

Hobson Attacks Meyer Plan For Navy Reorg

Representative Hobson of Alabama accused Secretary Meyer of reorganization plans for the Navy Department without House authorization. The confrontation occurred before the naval affairs committee as Meyer denied making the request and cited Attorney General Wickersham’s opinion that Senate and Congress must approve any changes.

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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Appetite Recovery

A vintage ad describes Hood's Sarsaparilla as strengthening the stomach aiding digestion and restoring appetite. It claims thousands use it in spring to improve appetite and enjoyment of meals. The copy emphasizes vitality and vigor and asserts broad consumer approval.

Hood's

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