Railroad Securities Fight Shapes Congress Debate
The article outlines Democratic cautions on railroad securities regulation and a broader push to revise the legislative program including the Clayton anti trust bill. It notes possible adjournment amid European war pressures and debates over penalties, interlocking directorates, and trade commission enforcement.
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Three Banking Bills Discussed in Senate Hearing
A chaotic OCR fragment outlines banking bills and notes affecting commercial paper. It mentions a Senate committee meeting, a plan to regulate notes, and references to federal orders, paving, and a plant evaluation. Claims about reserves and ownership are unclear but indicate legislative action.
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Campaign aid details at Smiths meeting described
The report outlines support actions and attendees at a Smiths campaign meeting. It mentions specific individuals, locations and dates though the text is garbled. Key places referenced include Renud Qy Ut Fulthyore and nearby towers avenues.
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Peace Parade Leaders Pick Miss Carpenter In Fifth Avenue March
New York Aug 27 Women peace parade committee chose Miss Alice Carpenter to lead the Fifth Avenue march next Saturday garbed in white with a black arm band and peace banner. Others in the line include Portia Wis Brand and Rose Young, with Lilian Wald and several reform leaders. men drum corps to follow.
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First veto opposes special favors in army reform
The President today vetoed a measure granting special favors, arguing it would demoralize the administration and set a dangerous precedent. Dr Heard disputes the charge, insisting no injustice was done, while critics warn the unanimous findings risk demoralizing the medical corps and could invite similar exemptions for others.
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House stalls on suffrage vote amid adjournment bid
The House rules committees again dodged a vote on woman suffrage. Campbell Kan moved to allow a floor vote on Mondell's constitutional amendment proposal. Goldfogle urged acting first on Hobson prohibition. A motion to adjourn was made and Texas Senator Henry cast a decisive vote in favor of adjournment.
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Confirmation delay in Senate over McReynolds Supreme Court nod
Confirmation of Attorney General McReynolds to the Supreme Court faced delay as senators debated a Justice Department reply on Standard Oil probes and railroad matters. Norris and Bristow led opposition citing governance questions. resolution adopted with Democratic support as talks continued. Expectation of confirmation remained, though McReynolds’ regional backlash lingered.
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Willis Receives Warm Welcome After Ohio Governor Nomination
Representative Mallia Repulsian candidate Willis was greeted with applause in the House as he entered to take his seat following a nomination for governor. The speaker congratulated Willis but warned that further remarks could be unpleasant or treasonous as supporters of the Republican candidate rushed to Washington after a dramatic resolution demanding attendance.
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British Press Reports Frontline Movements In France Belgium
The British press bureau release details widen French operations across 250 miles affecting troop positions and tank activity. Marines occupy Ostend to block German Channel access as Namur forts hold against bombardment with Belgian resistance noted.
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Youth Stabbed In Fight Seeks Aid At Drug Store
A youth staggered into a drug store two hours after a fight with a knife wound across the abdomen. He identified William Gately as the assailant, 17 Potomac Avenue Southwest, with police investigating the incident and forwarding him to a hospital for treatment.
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President Goes Away to Cornish for Summer
President departs Washington for the summer White House in Cornish New Hampshire to rest and work on a forthcoming proclamation suspending parts of the navigation laws. He will devote time to preparing for naval registry changes and meet with daughters as he cruises with his party including Dr Cary Grayson and Mrs Howe.
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French Lines Hold Amid Allied War Office Briefing
Reports from the war office morning briefings describe French and Belgian lines as holding against German advances. Belgian forces completed successful operations in Belgium aiding a southward German retreat, with forts near Namur reportedly still resisting after the retreat.
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Army and Navy Changes of the Day Communiqué
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Naval Orders and Vessel Movements Report
Navy dispatch lists detachments and commissions including Lieuts Comar Kay Shafroth and Parmales. Resignation of surgeon G D Crow accepted effective Jan 20 1915. Vessels sail routes Norfolk Providence Charleston Vera Cruz New York Ware Cruz. Montana ordered from Portsmouth to Engort.
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Queen Hopes for New 80n Stork at Italy Royal Palace
London Aug 7 Anipiten fon Rose announces Queen Helen of Tuly expects a happy event around mid December at the royal palace. The family already has four children: Piiitays Yo landa 13, Princess Matatéy 11, Prince Royal Humbert 10, and Princess Gio vanna 7. The queen hopes for a second son.
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War Nurses Eager Yet Detained by Risks in Cross Relief
War nurses rush to join Red Cross European relief, while surgeons join the effort amid delays and the search for assignments. Leaders like Robert C. Patterson and national figures contribute to the fund as public support grows despite hardships and separation from families.
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