Organization of the House and Republican unity in government
The piece argues that House control rests with faithful Republicans and the public elected more Republicans to govern. It rebukes insurgents who block House organization as harming government, urging Republicans to vote for unity, while warning against mass obstruction from the Senate or White House. It condemns reform-seekers as untrue to Republicans and hindering the government.
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The Mule as a Loyal Worker and Free Will Baron
A poetic tribute to the mule praises its hard work and danger sensing nature. It notes the animal's stubborn independence, steadfast labor, and role in pioneering paths while acknowledging its rough appearance and temperament. The piece frames the mule as a durable partner deserving respect despite flaws.
Glover Gives 77 Percent Acre Park for Washington
Charles C. Glover donates 77 percent of acres along Foundry branch between Massachusetts Avenue and Reservoir Street to the District of Columbia park system. The wooded land will become a public park, with roads to allow early access and a lasting tribute to his role in acquiring Rock Creek and Potomac parks.
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District Needs Highlight Commissioners Annual Report
The annual report of the District commissioners outlines department heads’ needs across provinces for the new Congress. Many needs have long been apparent, with officials detailing required measures and resources.
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More Truth Than Poetry by James J. Mont
Poem contrasts ancient kings with modern rulers and a slave’s perspective. The speaker notes changes in propriety, love, and power, then shifts to city headlines about economy, theater attendance, and teachers suspended for smoking. Copyright 1928 Boll Syndicate.
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Travel Abroad Will Leave Record Half Billion
The Richmond Times Dispatch reports the Commerce Department estimates American travelers will leave about 500 million dollars abroad this year. European rates favor the dollar, aiding relief of economic distress overseas. Last year’s total was 256 million, with average tourist spending rising to roughly 1,254 dollars due to more travelers.
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John H Bartlett Expert Civil Service Leader
John Henry Bartlett rose from Ports mouth postmaster to First Assistant Postmaster General and later led the United States civil service commission. Born in Sunapee NH he joined Washington life quickly, shaping postal policy and appointments while balancing State pride with national service. He and Mrs Bartlett reside at 2400 Sixteenth Street and their son Calvin studies at Yale.
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Readers respond to editor on religious hypocrisy and politics
A reader rebuts a prior letter about Christians, alleging hypocrisy and false arrests. The note references Monroe's 1823 message, Polk, and Adams, suggesting a debate over American continental policy and a critic’s interpretation of historical statements.
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Bob Dudding
Congress in Brief Faces House Organization Deadlock
In New Hampshire a presiding officer led a day of organization as four senators were sworn in and 92 answered roll call. Democrats rallied to form leadership. Republican efforts to elect a Speaker failed, leaving the chamber in deadlock. Bills piled up as Congress eyed public works and postal rate reductions amid ongoing demands for committee appointments and new governance.
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