Loan Board Forms Madou Talks to Members
The farm loan board formed to administer the new rural credits system was organized with President Wilson designating George W. Norris as executive head and W. W. Flannagan of Montclair as secretary. E. Lobdell Herbert Quick and W. S A. Smith were named appointees. The group plans a twelve land bank barrier system with a federal land bank in each region and considers routes for a coast to coast trip.
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Federal mediators seek to avert nationwide railroad strike
Federal board of mediation plans to travel to New York to offer services as arbitrators amid a threatened nationwide rail strike. President approval, if needed, and prior arbitration by railroads and Switchmen’s Union have raised hopes of avoiding work stoppage, with discussions centering on engineers and other workers.
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Quo Vadis at Strand Theater Opens with Grand Studio Show
The Strand presents the George Kleine Nine version of Quo Vadis, a spectacular early film with lavish scenery and vivid scenes of ancient Rome. New print, clear photography, and star performances anchor a packed week of cinema at downtown theaters along with other vaudeville acts and attractions.
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George Kleine
Petronus
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Venutina
Lynea
Rome
Strand
Washington
Dorothy Greene
Stephens Quits House for California Deputy Governor Post
Representative Stephens of California resigned from the House yesterday after accepting appointment to fill a vacancy as lieutenant governor of California. A Progressive-Republican member, he has served on the naval affairs committee and was known as a strong supporter of a big navy.
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California
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Army Bill Agreed In Conference On Navy Plans
The administration faces criticism in Detroit speeches by Hughes as war budgets and promotions are debated. SenateHouse conferees agree to big army appropriations totaling 267 million with aviation, ordnance and pay provisions. Controversy rages over civil service staffing and Mexican policy as Hughes attacks partisan appointments and a punitive Pershing expedition.
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Detroit
Philippine bill reported with changes and independence clause dropped
The Philippine government bill was agreed to in conference and reported to the Senate. The Clark amendment granting independence in five years was eliminated after House refusal. The measure adds a vice governor to oversee education and sanitation and provides for an island auditor named by the President. The new assembly forms the House of Representatives, with nine members named by the governor general and two senators appointed by him.
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Drops Fight for Suffrage in Congress
Senator Thomas Colorado, chair of the woman suffrage committees, said he has given up hope of securing a vote on the suffrage constitutional amendment this session. He reported sending letters to all senators asking for consent to take up the measure without debate, with responses split roughly evenly between consent and objection.
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Speaker Clark Cheered As He Marks 33rd Congress Year
House session erupts in applause as Speaker Clark reaches his thirty third anniversary in Congress. Republican Leader Mann notes the milestone, and Clark replies he may not seek another term but wishes to stay as long as possible.
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House approves Ericsson monument appropriation in DC
The House passed a bill by Rep John J. Witewerald New York providing 30900 dollars for a District of Columbia monument to John Ericsson inventor of the Monitor. Ericsson born in Sweden served in the Swedish army before coming to the United States and devised the screw propulsion principle for steam vessels.
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New York
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Ericcson
Sweden
Judge T. D. Stuart Resigns Hawaii Supreme Court Post
Senator Bhafroth of Colorado carried the resignation notice to the White House announcing Judge Thomas D. Stuart will resign from the Hawaii Supreme Court. Officials said acceptance would be immediate after Stuart, a Colorado citizen, protested against Rob ert E. Teen’s reappointment as chief justice.
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White House
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Wilson
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Supreme Court of
Hawaii
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Hawai
French Win Trenches Hold Against German Assaults
British and Australian forces repelled German attacks on the western front. Australian regiments held advanced trenches near Baupaume road, denying ground to Bavarian and Saxon units. British artillery pounded columns at Hill 160 and Poxieres mill, while counterattacks north of Poxieres and near Martinpuich made progress. At Thiepval and Thiaumont, French and allied actions continued with limited gains and several repulses.
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Conferees named on District appropriation bill
Vice President named Senators Joan Walter Smith Joseph T Robinson and Jacob H Gallinger as conferees on the District appropriation bill The House conferees named earlier are Representatives Robert N Page James McAndrews and Charles R Davis The first meeting of the conferees is expected Thursday
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