Haste on Tariff and Currency Plan Faces Senate Stalemate
Tariff debate rages as wheat free listing dominates the session. Senator Borah warns of reciprocity betrayal while Democrats press plans for a recess and currency action. Wheat opponents argue it requires no protection, while Gronna fears Canada’s surplus could exploit free-list moves. Poultry show announcement closes the piece.
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Death notices from Washington DC area August 1913
Died notices list multiple funerals and memorials. Arnold, William R. age 76, funeral at Metropolitan AME Church August 15. Collison, Lizzie Newton, August 13 residence 900 Sheridan St NW. McQUEENEY, on August 13 at 605 Illinois Ave NW Brightwood Park. PHOEBES, widow of Edward J McQueeney, funeral August 16 at 3:30 am to Nativity Church Brightwood, DC. POLK, J Purviance, August 12 in Baltimore. SROULTE, August 13 at 6 pm 623 Twelfth St NE. Robert Sroufe noted, funeral arrangements. Equal Lodge Knights of Pythias to meet August 13-14 for funeral of brother Robert Sroufe. D F Brown and K RgQ Ww A Case officials listed.
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London Fashion Snubs Victorian Decorum as Dress Trends Evolve
A London dispatch notes women wearing minimal undergarments and sheer gowns with high hemlines. It describes tights and silk stockings, translucent skirts, and risqué silhouettes drawing public attention. The piece cites Paris chatter about provocative dress and questions society’s tolerance.
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Plead for Crop Cash Objections to Big Banks Demand
Small banks urge Treasury Secretary McAdoo to distribute over 50 million dollars for crop moving directly to them or risk Wall Street speculation and high rates. Treasury officials vow to push deposits to small banks but warn the department lacks capacity to reach all requesters. Western bankers meet McAdoo today to discuss the plan and will issue a statement after.
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Censor Approves Reinisch Nomination for China Post
Wisconsin professor Paul 8 Reinisch, named Minister to China, passed a Senate foreign relations committee test ordered by Senator Bacon. His books were thoroughly reviewed and found not offensive, as scrutiny follows concerns raised by Walter H. Page's The Southerner.
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ASES DIRIGIBLES FOR ARMY HEARING
Assistant Secretary of War Breckinridge told the House military affairs committee that powerful dirigibles will play a key future role in battles while planes remain superior for scouting. He noted the government lags in aircraft construction and operation.
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Nominees Sent to Senate For Panama Envoy and Other Posts
The President yesterday sent nominations to the Senate including an Envoy Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Panama William J. Price of Kentucky. Also named are Frederick Allen Hannewell of New York as constructor in the Revenue Cutter Service, Howard Frank Lin Smith and Lon Oliver Weldon as assistant surgeons in the Public Health Service, and Thomas Scott Mayes of Kentucky as collector for the Internal Revenue Fifth District of Kentucky.
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Thomas Scott Mayes
Maine race vacancy looms after Goodwin death
Homer S. Cummings vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee met with President Wilson to discuss the Third Maine congressional campaign. A special election is set for September 8 in James G. Blaine's former district to fill the vacancy. Cummings also talked Connecticut appointments and urged Thomas F. Noone for U S district judge. He sent a letter to Pettengall praising the Democratic candidate and party principles.
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Rural credits drive shapes up in caucus
Debates over the Glass bill intensify as insurgents gain strength and alternatives emerge. Representative Eagle proposes a 500 million dollar note system to ease bank strains, while Henry signals support for broader rural and industrial relief. President hints at a rural credit framework for the next session.
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Four-In-Hand Mark Sets New Empire City Record
Gregory's entry driven by Jack Kehoe wins heavy harness four-in-hand at Empire City park, beating Sorg's White Plains record. Four horses Tom Mountain Volunteer In the Wheel Billy McGregor Bobby Burna. plan to tour England. Also notes Pride of Prides Oakwood win heavy harness pairs and riding events with notable contestants and judges.
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No seat for Clayton committee will hear him
Senate debates credentials of Rep Henry D Clayton of Alabama as he travels to Washington to seek oath of office. Judiciary committee says governor lacks power to appoint without a law. Resentment grows among senators who fear partisan advantage and want investigation before any oath. Clayton leaves Montgomery for Washington to argue his case.
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World tax data from diplomats on foreign land taxes
Reports from American diplomats in fourteen countries show most governments exempt government property from taxation unless rental income is earned. Brazil Chile Netherlands Japan levy no taxes. France Germany England impose limited burdens. Italy taxes government property like ordinary property.
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Knights Drill for Honors at Knights Templar Conclave
Detroit Commandery No 1 led an exhibition drill in Denver during the thirty second triennial conclave with strong crowd approval. Teams from Indianapolis St Louis Chicago Woodlawn Newton Aldemar Mount Olivet and others fielded credited performances as judges evaluated military and templar movements. An official banquet at Jebel temple followed and grand encampment members attended.
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Lewis calm entry shocks Senate over appendicitis report
Senator James Hamilton Lewis walked into the Senate as colleagues called his apartments about an alleged appendectomy. The Uhners senator appeared calm, denying the operation and explaining the confusion.
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LICENSED TO MARRY IN MULTIPLE LISTINGS
A garbled OCR婚 fragment lists marriages in various towns and dates. Names include Gregory A Conner Nellie Deady and Mabel Mo Ag rey with ministers Rev H Schraeder Thomas EB Net and others. The text also mentions Eleanor V Emerson, James D Conner, Vinnie E Conner, and Ruri Barrett among scattered place references such as Saviorsburg Batimore and Alexandria with unclear dates and contexts.
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Canal plan for eastern shore inland waterway endorsed
Congressional expenditure of 20 million dollars in the near term was recommended to the House by the War Department. The project envisions a 12 foot depth canal with 90 foot bottom width, to be upgraded later to a deeper canal across New Jersey from New York Bay to the Delaware River with 25 foot depth and 15 foot bottom width.
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Aviator Amazes Rain Drenched Fort Myer Flight
A pilot named C Marvin Wood flew the Bluebird mono plane to 1000 feet over Fort Myer parade ground. Despite drizzle, the ascent took four minutes and the aviator praised wartime air conditions as better in rain. Veterans at Gettysburg presented resolutions to Secretary of War Garrison and Maj. Normoyle for care of old soldiers.
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Williams Treatment Promises Kidney and Bladder Relief
Start the day free from pains of rheumatism and uric acid trouble with the Williams Treatment. The ad offers a free bottle by mail to prove its claim, inviting readers to send name and address for a no obligation parcel post sample to Williams Company, East Hampton, Conn.
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Mercury adverse gives cautious day in astrology
A 1913 McClure Syndicate horoscope warns Mercury in adverse aspect brings misjudgment and risky speech though favors baking and household tasks. It cautions against worries and quarrels with relatives, notes possible multiple marriages for those born today, and predicts political scandals and reforms.
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