Rules fight near as insurgents plan calendar clash
The Insurgent Republicans led by Representative Norris plan a post Christmas fight to amend the rules to curb the committee discharge calendar. Norris argues for reading titles not full texts, challenging Speaker Cannnon's ruling and aiming to block lengthy bills from delaying important measures. The dispute centers on preserving prompt discussion of key legislation and limiting how the new rules can be used to stall action.
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Veterans Work for Bill to Award Service Medals
Spanish American War veterans aided by soldiers who fought in the Philippines and China push Congress to act on Rep Lindbergh Minnesota bill granting service medals to officers and enlisted men from the arms navy and marine corps who served in those battles. Local camps of veteran Edward Keegin endorse the measure saying congressional action looks likely. The bill would give badges to men discharged for disability or by expiration of service before January 1905 who could not have received the badge under General Order No 4, War Department.
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Census Returns List Population in Maryland New Jersey and Pennsylvania
New census data released yesterday shows town populations in Maryland New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Notable figures include Morristown New Jersey 33507 and Montclair 21560 while Pittsburgh style entries such as West New York and Union appear among the listed locales.
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Portugal Provisional Plan Adopts French Parliament System
Lisbon Dec 23 The provisional cabinet has drafted a republic plan based on France's parliamentary model with US influences. The president will be elected by parliament for five years and cannot seek re election until a full term passes. Cabinet chosen by president with ministers of war finance and public works retained if government loses confidence. Members of parliament serve three year terms.
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Ellyson to Be Navy Aviator
Lieut Theodore G Ellyson USN at Newport News Shipbuilding Yard chosen by the Navy for instruction as a practical aviator. He will report to Glenn H Curtiss in Los Angeles early in January. Ellyson is experienced in submarine work and formerly commanded the submarine Tarantula.
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Clerks Gain Support for 25 Percent Pay Hike Bill
The Retail Grocers' Protective Association of the District endorses Representative William J Cary's bill to raise pay by 25 percent for all government employees earning under 2500 dollars annually. Frederick A Dodge presides the association with Perry P. Patrick as secretary.
Made Inspector of Big District
Postmaster General Hitchcock yesterday announced the appointment of James O Connell of California as Inspector in charge of the postoffice Inspection division with headquarters at Spokane Walsh and comprising the states of Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and Alaska. Mr O Connell has for several years been ranking inspector at San Francisco.
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Idaho statesman and national politics mingle in 1910 era debate
The article surveys Idaho and Pennsylvania figures amid 1910 election tides, noting Borah and Hawley in Idaho, Focht and Fecht in Pennsylvania, and shifts in Republican strength. It reflects on party loyalties, reclamation policy praise, census growth, and looming 1912 political realignments with mentions of Oliver, McKinley, and Danforth-era connections.
Martine gains vote in governor race dispute at Princeton
Newark dispatch outlines Woodrow Wilson attacking James Smith Jr for seeking the U S Senate seat once held by Kean. James P Mylod withdraws support from Smith and backs Martine, citing the 1907 law. Wilson criticizes Smith as aligned with selfish interests and party insiders. Inaugural ball for Wilson's oath is canceled in Trenton due to scheduling and optics.
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California Gift Boxed Oranges Sent to Washington Charities
California donors sent three cases of oranges to Washington charitable institutions as a Christmas goodwill gesture. The letter from Mrs. A W Scott Jr and Mrs A Fechteler accompanied the boxes, noting holiday wishes and a merry Christmas. Recipients include Washington Home for Foundlings, Home for Incurables, Children’s Hospital, St Ann’s Infant Asylum, and others.
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