Wash day in the House as Florida member attacks minority leader
In a lively House debate, Mr Lamar of Florida criticized Minority Leader John Sharp Williams, accusing him of blocking a committee assignment and stirring party tension. Williams retorted with sarcasm as the chamber simmered with exchanges over the party’s internal struggle and past episodes.
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Senate and House Clash Over Panama Bill and Hearst Legislation
The Senate, in a brief session, advanced the Panama Canal emergency appropriation bill amid expected debate. In the House, William Williams clashed with Lamar and Shackelford over committee assignments and the Hearst bill, delivering caustic comparisons and anecdotes that sparked loud partisan laughter and tense exchanges.
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The Value of Charcoal Health and Beauty Remedy
Charcoal is described as a safe purifier for the stomach and bowels. It cleanses the mouth and breath after meals and smoking, improves complexion, whitens teeth, and acts as a gentle cathartic. Stuart’s Charcoal Lozenges are sold as a honey flavored tablet or lozenge with claimed broad health benefits and minimal risk.
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Bills and resolutions introduced in the House
A long list shows Representative Gardner and others introducing bills on currency reform post shocks, land sale endowments for mining schools, forest reserve protections, pure foods, transferring major national parks to Agriculture, and military park commissions. Other measures cover taxation shifts for distilled spirits, state admission for New Mexico, bribery suppression, tariff tweaks, and cabinet succession rules. Several resolutions seek committee rule changes, interior investigations, river bridge oversight, revenue reorganizations, and foreign correspondence related to Braun and Austria-Hungary.
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Department of State
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Pleas for Statehood for Indian Territory and Oklahoma
A House subcommittee heard pleas for admitting Indian Territory and Oklahoma as a single state with no restrictions and with a liquor sale ban for twenty one years. Delegates named Hamilton Buick Powers Moon heard the testimony yesterday.
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Prohibition push at Statehood bill hearing faces split views
Delegates including E C Dinwiddie urged a prohibition clause or Gallinger Stone amendment to the Statehood bill. Other representatives pressed admission without restrictions. In separate hearings, the Ways and Means Committee weighed Philippine tariff cuts as sugar interests argued production costs and freight make Philippine sugar inexpensive, challenging relief.
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President would gain full control of canal affairs
Chicago congressman James R. Mann introduced a bill through the Isthmian Canal Commission seeking to place Panama Canal construction and operation under a single executive department. It requires annual itemized spending reports to Congress, prohibits nonapproved expenditures, repeals the Spooner act, and allows the president to select personnel and methods with congressional oversight of funds.
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Speaker Opposes All Ship Subsidy Legislation
Speaker Cannon and House leaders oppose any ship subsidy bill this session. Ten of the eighteen Commerce Committee members reportedly oppose subsidies or oppose action now. The Speaker fears tariff discussions if a subsidy is reported and aims to shut off debate on the subject.
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Subcommittee on Appropriations Named by Chairman Tawney
Chairman Tawney of the House Committee on Appropriations announced the subcommittee to oversee district financial affairs. Members include Representative Gillett of Massachusetts, Gardner of Michigan, Madden of Illinois, and Burleson of Texas.
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