Judge Carpenter Appointed To Federal Bench In Chicago
President Taft announced the appointment of Judge George A. Carpenter of Cook County to the United States District Court for the Third District of Illinois, filling a vacancy caused by Judge Solomon Bethea's death. The independent selection comes amid broader federal personnel moves and nominations discussed in Washington.
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Cullom and Lorimer
Taft
Senate
MacVeaghas
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Hitchk
Amrlhag
Knox
Dirk~on
Meyer
Srigaure
Circuit Court of
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United States District Court For
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Tuinois
Solomon Bethea
Secret Worker Plan to End Coffee Use Proves Beneficial
A Memphis couple shares a letter praising Postum as a cure for stomach and heart troubles once coffee was stopped. The husband gained weight, improved health, and the wife notes vivid relief after following the preparation steps. They urge others to quit coffee and try Postum, claiming the change brought strong health benefits and a knowledge of its value.
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Indy
Memphis
Offee
Louis Shoemaker Seeks District Commissioner Nomination
Louis P Shoemaker is presented as a candidate for District commissioner accompanied by the central committee members Edward A Newman and Barry Bulkley. Secretary to the President Carpenter signals endorsements will be offered to the President upon readiness to discuss commissioner vacancies and potential government changes with District residents.
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Louis P. Shoemaker
Central Committee
Edward A. Newman
Barry Bulkley
Carpenter
May Run Against Clapp Kellogg Likely Senate Candidate
St Paul Dec 2 Frank B Kellogg trust buster may announce for U S Senate before the next legislature opposing United States Senator Clapp. Kellogg's victory in the Standard Oil case strengthens his grip on Minnesotans and Roosevelts policies, while old Republican machines show signs of divided support. Gov Eberhart seeks reelection as other contenders eye the field, signaling a vigorous factional contest.
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E. Clapp
United States
Minnesota
United States Circuit of Appeals
Standard OU Company
Frank B. Kellogg
United States Senate
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Kelloge
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Bénate
Eberhart
Gov. Johnson
Minneapolis
James Snyder
J.B. Gilfillan
Eq Smith
Min City
Stevens
Crookston
Berkis
Inauguration Date Change Hearings Debated
House committee on election of President, Vice President and representatives in Congress plans hearings early in the next session to consider bills changing inauguration date from March 4 to April or May. Representative Gaines of West Virginia urges thorough study with as many hearings as needed before action.
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Canada predicts Roosevelt to be chosen president again
The Ottawa Journal and other papers report confidence Roosevelt will win reelection. They contend Taft risks a third term being blocked and anticipate Roosevelt’s return to his homeland with a grand welcome. Also noted is Vermont dispatch about a naval movement bound for Hampton Roads in maneuvers with Atlantic fleet ships.
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Gallinger Returns as Senate Panel Chair Builds Quiet Outlook
Senator Gallinger resumes chairmanship of the Senate District Committee after a weeks absence. He signals no policy change, backs hearings on local matters, and plans public pension provisions for veteran teachers. He also contemplates a Michigan-like government reform for the District but doubts quick action. He supports Rock Creek improvements and Mall area purchases to expand public buildings and parks, urging private owner cooperation with Congress. He plans a Morrill Act expansion to fund George Washington University and expects favorable action this session.
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Power of the Speaker in Congress and its limits
An analysis of the Speaker’s power in the U S House, contrasting theory and practice. It notes the Speaker’s de facto control over committees and legislation, the president’s limited role, and past attempts to dilute speaker power, with possible future shifts if party control changes.
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Curry urges statehood aid for New Mexico Territory
George Curry, recently resigned governor, presses Secretary Bellinger for aid toward achieving statehood for the Territory. A report notes a population nearly half Anglo Saxon descendants and half Span ish American citizens, loyal to the United States. It recommends establishing a northern judicial district as immigration grows, with a permanent, substantial presence.
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New Mexico
Bellinger
Ain
Consaythé
Numbets
Resignation Letter Rumor Ties Up Senate Claims
Rumor spread that Charles G Bennett Secretary of the Senate sent a letter of resignation or retirement to enter diplomatic service or for other reasons. Washington reporters say the letter would go to the Vice President or Senator Hale. Hale is not in Washington and no such letter was received, according to his committee room.
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conAuttes
Reform Amid Coast Guard Effort On Drinking Improper Conduct
In Ded 8-4, authorities pursue actions to curb drinking and discipline aboard the Washington boat. Midshipman Meyér, president of the class, states no matter the matter, it will be handled by the crew as officials insist on corrective steps. Harbors are debated as measures toward eradicating misconduct, with calls for firm enforcement and loyalty among cadets.
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Andapélit
Tony Natritos
V. Ix Meyér
Clase En Alse
Footlal
Perthaesd
Toomorrow, the American Congress
A brief avant garde note on legislative process titled discussing lawmaking by committers in a speculative future Congress. It highlights procedural focus and possible reforms within a parliamentary context.
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Per Capita Cash Figures Show An Encreasé In Reserve Stock
Treasury data detail a higher monthly circulation with 3.4247 billion dollars in active money and a total general stock including gold coin and silver dollars. The report estimates each of about 84.98 dollars per person based on a 9.524 million population, noting month to month gains and year over year changes. The figures cover gold coin bullion Standard silver dollars and subsidiary notes among other components.
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National Bank
Officers To Be Examined For Promotions At War Department
War Department orders yesterday list sixteen commissioned officers of ranks captain first lieutenant selected for examination for promotion. Examinations determine eligibility for future vacancies. Names include Cro nin Twenty-Fifth Infantry Farnsworth Seventh Infantry Gerhardt Eighth Infantry Burton Twenty-Ninth Infantry Sheron Cardeth Infantry La Rue Christie Eighth Infantry White Sixth Infantry Pendatot Eighteenth Forestry Tar-4 Betanton Second Lieutenant F B Allderdee Twenty-Seventh Infantry Mi Chueoh Bi Sixisenin Second Liut James M Halle Nineteenth Lindsey Tucker Fifth Reanthansty Second Twat Mant Lense Twenty-First Infantry Tint Augustyn Hofmann Fourth Infantry.
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Thirteenth Infantry
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Liber
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James B. Halle
Intenteyi
Firat Breyt
Lindsey P. Bueker
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Mant Lense
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Cadet Facility Funds Debate Reaches Army Source
Capt. Jobisot Hagoot returns from West Point with details on Army General Staff review of $7,000,000 appropriated for a new facilities expansion at the United States Military Academy. Discussion centers on funding adequacy and gradual hiring of required staff for the academy renovation and accreditation efforts.
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Wéet Point
Heth
Pinit
United Idtaten Setters
Whitt Gotthgreidd
Minteiy Academy
Bill
Taaise Hribe Academy
Digestive Aid Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
Vintage ad-style claim touts a candy-taste enzyme product for indigestion and dyspepsia. It describes relief from heartburn, gas, and bloating, and urges immediate purchase to avoid laxatives, promising improved appetite and a clean, fresh stomach. Includes instruction to show the formula printed on cases.
Navy chief backs two battleships and a yard plan
Secretary Meyer proposes building two all big gun battleships and two repair ships, keeping government yards on the Southern coast until the Panama Canal completion. He urges reform of naval officers ages and a Naval Reserve, while seeking legislation to reorganize the Navy Department and yards and to pursue a naval militia. He notes costs exceed current year appropriations and promises further recommendations to President Taft.
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Navy Department issues order on officers physical tests
A Navy Department notice yesterday outlines that all officers eligible for promotion to the next higher grade must undergo the required physical examination. The order specifies testing is immediate after the due date and will be carried out under existing law for promotion eligibility.
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Army Orders Listing Officers and Transfers in Territorial Infantry
Army orders show leaves and detachments for several officers across infantry and coast artillery. Names include Col Robart Evans, Louis Ferish, Capt. James NM Love Jr, Capt. Hebert M Blanchard, Col Wilbur B Wilder, and Capt Willa E Raymosa, with various temporary duties and return dates in December and January. The notices mention reassignment to different regiments and theaters and list dates of departure and expected rejoin.
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Movements of Naval Units Reported From Broad Dispatch
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