Inauguration Date Change Sparks House Hearing Clash
Rucker clashes with Macfarland at a House election committee hearing over a bill by Games of West Virginia to move the presidential inauguration from March to the last Thursday in April. The dispute centers on cost and access, with members debating constitutional alignment and visitor impact in the District of Columbia.
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Clash Comen
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Rucker
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Congress
Mactarland
Merch
Apel
Representative Games
West Virginia
Missouri
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Cap
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Mos
Newhus
Enn
Demale Ani
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Qim Ted
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Washington
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Wight
Disbat Alsemmie Sco
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Lote
Heyer Genelon
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Wilko
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Stetwagen
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Iote
Disputed War Debates Behind Manufacturing Reserve Plans
A fragmentary report notes US discussions on accusations of misusing resources for military production. It references a Brus Gen and Army officials, debates over a reserve fund for manufacturing and stockpiles, and potential use after June 1, with timelines spanning two years.
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Howe
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Hotel
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Open Letter Warns of Polls and Health Policy Debates
Fragmentary OCR recounts concerns over a poll mandate and alleged political pressure. References to diabetes, health care costs, and policy holders, with mentions of Detroit and local officials. The text weaves a chaotic account of political promises, medical issues, and potential concessions amid a public notice context.
Senate and House Deliberations Dominate Congress News
Congress reports a Senate agreement to challenge the Interior Department over mine workforce data and a proposed regulative date in a civil war era matter. The House debates District of Columbia funding and accuses officials, with adjournment slated for today.
Senate Adjourns As Holidays Begin Amid Routine Work
Senators show slim attendance as the holiday recess begins with December 21 to January 4 approved. Resolutions revive a Cherry Mine disaster inquiry and formal acceptance of the Statue of Gen Lew Wallace. Multiple confirmations and nominations are laid over until Monday.
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State of Indians
Immigrant Study Tracks Changes in Physical Type in New York
A Commission report presented to Congress analyzes how environment affects physical traits and habits of European immigrant descendants in New York City. Led by a Commission panel with Prof Franz Boss, the study compares measurements across ages and conditions, focusing on Shiliang and East European Jews, with future reports planned for Bohemians Hungarians and Scots.
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Coates
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Franz Boss
Columbia, University
New York City
Seatch
Five Vice Admirals Proposed by Weeks in Navy Bill
The measure, introduced by Representative Weeks, creates the rank of Vice Admiral from rear admirals and designates eligibility for appointment by the President from active rear admirals who have commanded a fleet, squadron, or division. The proposed age limit is 65 with three fourths pay and a retention provision. Stafford of Wisconsin pushes for a regular November session after adjournment for holidays.
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Rand
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Congress
Kermit Roose Reports Three Sables Bagged
Col Roosevelt's Simon Arrives in Neroefi Hunt. Ralrobi British Hast Africa Dec 16. Kermit Roose: all arrived here today, having bagged three sables. The party: 13 preparing to start for Usande Saturday.
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Col Roosevelt
Simon
Ralrobi
Africa
Kermit Roose
Usande
Burleson Attacks Smith Over District Tax Proposals
In Congress today Representative Burleson of Texas challenged Representative Smith during a discussion with Gardner, chair of the District subcommittee, over the District’s tax treatment of banks, electric and gas utilities, and street railways. Burleson pressed for higher levies, while Gardner noted the appropriation committee cannot raise district taxes. The exchange grew tense as Burleson questioned why certain corporations face lighter assessments and pressed for clearer responsibility on tax policy.
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Texas
Burleson
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Stutth
District of Columbia
Smith
Committee of Appropriations
Armth
Stveet
Cielrat of Columbia
Cooking bulletins to aid domestic science on farms
Miss Emma Sickels of the National Committee on Home Science Agriculture appeared before the House agriculture committee and urged support for a system to gather and publish cooking and food preparation information for farmers nationwide. She sought a $10,000 appropriation to fund the program and noted similar efforts discussed ten years ago with limited progress.
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Sickels
Committee On Agriculture and Forestry
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Department of Agriculture
Dyspepsia cures billed as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia and related stomach woes. It compares dyspepsia to rabies, claims universal usefulness and easy relief, and cites physician use and mail-order fulfillment by the Stuart Co.
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Somenere
Jana Vraising
Stuart
Navy Reorganization urged as Meyer reshapes bureaus
Secretary of the Navy Meyer urged elimination of the bureau of equipment and shifting funds between bureaus as he explained the reorganization plan to the House naval affairs committee. Democratic opposition to interstate commerce measures and immigration bills continued amid efforts to draft substitutes. A Hawaii territorial resolution urged local control over liquor regulation and self legislate on welfare matters.
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Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Immigration Committee
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Mann
Bennet
New York
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Tikinois
Feu
Congress
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Island
Nebraska Rep Attacks Ballinger in House Probe Call
Nebraska Representative Hitchcock opened a vigorous House speech accusing Secretary Ballinger of corruption tied to the Land Office and Cunningham coal cases. He demanded a Congressional investigation into land frauds, misused funds, and the Glavis matter, citing turmoil over public lands in Alaska and widespread favoritism.
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Windinate
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Ballinger and Hitchcock Clash Over Interior Department
In a sharp House exchange, Ballinger dismissed Hitchcock s attack as fabrications denying wrongdoing in the Interior Department. Hitchcock labeled Ballinger s administration as favorable to land interests and called for full investigation, while Ballinger asserted records are open to the public and demanded inquiry.
Lighthouse Board Approves Reorganization Plan
A special meeting of the lighthouse board adopted a report from a committee led by Dr Pritchett of the Carnegie Foundation. He will head a committee to draft rules to implement the recommendations with Admiral Marix and Col William T. Rossel assisting, aiming for a more centralized operation.
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Ughthouse Board
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Marix
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Naval nominations push promotion list to Senate
The President sent to the Senate yesterday nominations for senior Navy posts and Army ranks. Reginald F Nicholson becomes admiral in chief of the bureau of navigation while Willam R Rush Merry 8 Knapp Warr MeL P Burs receive promotions. In the Army corps James Maboner to colonel and Lawrence C Lucas to major lead a list of officers amid reshuffles.
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Bureau of Navigation
Reginald F Nicholson
Commaniert
Tecepisine
Willam R. Rush
Merry
Knapp
Warr
Burs
Marie Corpe
Leutenant
Lowre C Lucas
Notert
Duning
The Great Memory Power and Its Remarkable Examples
A survey of memory shows how some minds recall vast details across languages, histories, and numbers. Historical figures Cyrus, Themistocles, Caesar, Cleopatra, and various scholars are cited for exceptional recall, while cases of memory returning after brain injury are noted. The piece discusses whether memory is an integrated faculty or segmental training, with anecdotes of precocious child prodigies and legendary linguistic feats.
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Cleopatra
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Tim
Garrick
John Stuart MIII
Ferhiyy
Moffett
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George Bidder
Niskaran
N McCann
Bridgaweter
M Tha
Christan Henry Heinecken
Germany
Atvinus
Joseph Bealigers
Sol Dyers
Abel
Aga
Military Orders and Station Changes Amid Mayflower Landing
Reports list army staff moves including Capt Elmer Lindsley as quartermaster and transfers across posts from Trenton NJ to West Point. Changes cover Philippine relocations around March 15 1810 to San Francisco Del Nonea and St Paul Minnesota, with officers reassigned to duties in artillery and ordnance, and a Beanhard Arms Company assignment in Wilmington Delaware.
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Smith Coast Artillerr
Corre
Zellot
Sok Military Academy
West
Denver Cabe
William Yo Hamilton Cous
Mwelfth
Oller
Dacklagon
West Point
Cape Villa S Gulgaard
Fort 51
Okla
Firat Mela Art Attery
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Naval Officers Ordered to Duty and Training Duties
Fragmented report lists midshipmen and officers assigned to duty connections and stations. Names include WW Smith J Rorland CJ Malox M Hovey PA Burs J Stepp and Baker with postings at Michigan Norfolk Cincinnati and Chicago assignments.
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Slohigan
Uty Conneccion Michigan
Shen
Norfolk
Sure
Baker
Dury Nay
Chicinnati Ohle
AL Cliftan
Dury Connectione
Papes Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief Across Nation
An advertisement touts Papes Diuretic as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims rapid relief from backache, dizziness, urinary problems, and rheumatic pains, with wide distribution and endorsements from druggists and merchants.
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