Plan for Philippine independence sparks cross party clash
Republican members of the Insular Affairs Committee issue a minority report denouncing a Democratic plan for Philippine independence as cowardly and injurious to Filipinos. They argue the 800000 islanders include many unready for self government and call the measure a betrayal of American obligations. The report cites population and tribal remarks, insisting self rule should come only when islands are prepared.
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House Committee
Fom
Insular Affairs
Sumitiee
Leosen
Representatie Uimated
Pennsylvania
Senate Prints Speeches Prompt Controversy
Senator Reed of Bus sant a Devoree moved to print 28 public documents as part of Senate proceedings. The discussion touched on speeches by former President Roosevelt and President-elect Vinder, with Borah and Wien weighing in on the matter and Reed stating he did not possess the documents in session. The exchange drew sharp words about obscurity and influence.
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Reed
Bussant
Senate
Boston
Roose
Ova Rteesesvells
WO Tharst
Wien
Borah
Teed
Puts Check On Insurance In Diatrlet Code
Senator Tiallinger yesterday introduced a vital amendment to the District fraternal insurance code. The measure would empower the superintendent of insurance to suspend or revoke associations found not to be bona fide benevolent or beneficial organizations. It also bars local fraternal groups from transferring membership or assets to any licensed corporation within the District unless two thirds of the supreme body approve.
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Tiallinger Yeterday
Mississippi Senator Orders Parody Struck From Records
A Mississippi senator demanded removal of a parody mocking a recitation to the Senate. He denounced the piece as misrepresentative and requested its deletion from permanent corps records, expressing astonishment at the portrayal by many Christian readers.
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Senate
Reed
Willams
Mississippi
Henatu Willams
Learoot Bill Aims Railway Wage Rulings
Representative Lenroot of Wisconsin proposes a measure to regulate railway wages and prevent disastrous strikes. The bill would require employee protest rights before wage reductions and refer wage disputes to the Interstate Commerce Commission for determination.
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e‘Learoot
LC. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Representative Learoot
Wisconsin
House
Lenroot
Cc&r- Her
Session May End June 1 in Postal Budget Push
Minority Leader Mann said the House will be ready to quit by June 1 as a long session ends. Chairman Moon worried faster progress on the postoffice appropriation could extend Congress, while officials sought to speed passage to finish by deadline.
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House
Mann
Moon
Congréss
Bourne Bill Proposes Zone Based Parcel Post System
Senator Bourne introduces a parcel post bill after months of study. It creates a zone system with varying rates by distance, aiming to be self sustaining and competitive with express services. Rates include 5 cents for first pound city delivery and 1 cent per additional pound up to 11 pounds, with higher zone charges stepping up by distance.
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Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Post Office Committee
Bourne
Island
Cummins Proposes Tariff Compromise With Democrats
Democratic Senator Cummins introduced a compromise amendment to the tariff law aiming to trim duties and adjust provisions from the House plan. Leaders and some Progressives say common ground may be found, with Senate goals to move the House measure intact first.
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Cummins
House
Cummina
Senate
Theaters last night feature Owen bill clash with public health plan
Senate debate centers on a proposed government health department with Christian Scientists and opponents arguing the measure would empower a medical bureau under state control. Critics call the bill part of a broader scheme by the American Medical Association to monopolize healing and restrict other schools of medicine.
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Christian Science Statesman
California
Owen Bill
School of Medicine
Behator Works
Senate
Jesus Christ
New York
Judea
Te Inwa
Works
Department of Public Health
American Medica Association
Regular School of Medicine
Matheria
Medea
Benator Worka
Government Pneumatic Tube Plan Seeks 1.25 Million
Senator Crane introduced a bill authorizing a pneumatic tube system linking the Capitol, Senate and House offices, with a separate appropriation of 1 million dollars to connect the White House and Post Office Department with all executive federal offices. The proposal aims to streamline interdepartmental communication across government.
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Capitol
Senate
House
White House
Post Office
Wecerali
Labor Bill Approved Long Desi red by Thmons
The Clayton anti injunct ion bill, reported by the House judiciary committee, would curb court intervention in labor disputes by requiring notice before injunctions and limiting temporary restraining orders to seven days. It forbids blanket injunctions and protects peaceful assembly and employment decisions. A Republican minority opposes the measure.
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House Committee On the Judiciary
Water rate fight gains citywide backing in DC reform drive
Rhode Island Avenue Suburban Citizens' Association led a fourteenth hour meeting with nine other associations endorsing Senator Gallinger's bill to cut DC water rates below the District commissioners’ recommendation. A follow up meeting is planned to involve representatives from every citizens' association citywide.
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Rhode Island Avenue Citizens’ Association Indorses Gallinger
Rhode Island Avenue
Senate
Gallinger
District of Columbia
Citizens’ Association
Senator Martin’s Wife Critically Ill in Virginia Home
Mrs. Thomas M. Martin, wife of the U S Senate minority leader, is critically ill at their Charlottesville home. Doctors say it may be some time before he can return to Washington.
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Jack Compans
Burt M. Jack
Charles Acker
George Grouch
Mr Gillsp
Mise Gillisp
Misa Jack
Barlows
Bille Warner
Cole & Warner
Mr. Cole
Bille Birnbaum
Virginia
Charlottesville
Thomas
Martin
United States Senate
Washington
Chasis Atinex
POLI
Thomas Enlire
Mine Practice in the Potomac Near Fort Washington Md
A Potomac River mine practice event is announced for Thursday May 9 near Fort Washington Maryland. Mines will be planted that morning between Fishcomie invasion wharf and Piscataway Creek with boats on hand to warn approaching vessels.
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Potomac
Potomac River
Fort Washington
Piscataway Creak
Washington Rheumatics Relief at Home
An advertisement touts Nurito as a guaranteed remedy for rheumatism sprains and neuritis with money back. It promises fast relief of swelling joints and muscle pains, claiming a positive action from a plant-based medicine labeled Nurito and produced by Magistral Chemics in New York.
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Sponnell
Magistral 2 .O
Iron Bldg
New York
Opera review and spring vaudeville season at Academy of Music
Critique highlights Ferrando sung by William Schuter and strong chorus work with conductor Vinactla praised. Academy-Vaudeville opens spring season with Pianophiend Minstrel Co and diverse acts led by Benn Linn, Dixie Crane, Tat Grannon, Jack Claire, and Victor Stone. Notable performances include Creighton brothers, Jennie Colburn, and the Cosmos production A Spotless Reputation while Park Players stage political drama style sketches. The Gayety lineup features Jersey Liles, Janes Cooper, and two musical comedies with a large cast and vibrant singing and dancing numbers.
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Academy of Music
Harry 5. Hearn
Acta
Pianophiend Minstrel Co
Jack Claire
Boyd Marshall
Victor Stone
Audry Hecy
Mazie Marts
Hermany
Billy
Rose Stahl
Ned Nestor
Cutis Delberg
Creighton Brothers
Popular Academy Orchestra
Gayety
Charlie Howard
Janes KE
Cooper
Gus Grouch
Alexia
Schall
Jamea
Dixon
James E
Lucia Cooper
Fannie,st Claire
Johnnie Walker
Gloria Martinez
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