Mockery, Says Lodge Scheme 18 Not Progressive
Massachusetts Senator Lodge denounces the proposed amendment for electing U.S. senators by direct vote as retrogressive and a mockery. He urges adherence to the Constitution and warns against transferring control of senatorial elections from Congress to state legislatures.
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Massachusetts
Congress
Senator Lodge
Massachusette
Senate
Mir Lodge
United States
Ti Han
Makers of Paper on Grill Hear Tax Duty Debate
Paper manufacturers faced sharp questions before the House ways and means committee arguing to retain the Fayne Aldrich tariff duty on printing paper. Members pressed why duties should not drop with Canada reciprocity, noting price spikes and a normal price rebound after earlier agitation. Champ Clark pressed for clarity on whether the rise reflected policy shifting. After the paper sector spoke, the committee heard other industry representatives.
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Was> and Means Committee
House
Canada
Champ Clark
Milk bill passes Senate authorizes turized milk lab
The Senate yesterday passed a bill authorizing the purchase and deployment of a strong turized milk laboratory under the public health and marine hospital service. The Treasury Secretary is directed to accept the laboratory now at 15ty] TH sheet and operate it, with $15,000 appropriated for immediate maintenance. He may price and distribute lab products to institutions or individuals under Surgeon General regulations.
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Gallinger
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Taft to Decide On Recall Provision in New Arizona Constitution
President Taft soon must approve or disapprove the recall feature of the Arizona constitution which provides for recall of all elected officials including judges. Supporters say it links constitutional government with direct democracy while opponents fear mob rule. Arizona voters face the constitution this Thursday if ratified.
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Taft
National Republican Progressive League
Arizona
Cuticura Remedies Highlighted For Eczema Cure
A reader testifies that Cuticura Resolvent, Soap, and Ointment cleared a young child’s eczema head rash quickly. The letter praises hair growth and asks others to try the products, noting global availability and a 32 page booklet from Potter Drug & Chem Corp.
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Francis Lund
Plain City
Tah
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Sola Propa
Beaton, Mase
West Virginia Democrats plan long term control with Chilton Watson
West Virginia Sen-elect Chilton and Clarence Watson met at the New Willard to map a strategy to keep the state Democratic through at least a six year term for Watson. Chilton presented credentials to the Senate, updating on rooms and cordial receptions, while Republicans eyed a shift in power and noted Democratic organization in every county.
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William F. Chilton
Clarence Watson
West Virginia
New Willard
Watson
Chilton
Senate
Capitol
Scott
Calton
Senator Scott
Scotty
Clinton
Hilton
John McGraw
Baltimore and
Ohio
Chiton
Axtor Rosewater
Nebraska
Republican National Committee
Victor
Washington
Colt. Rosewater
William J. Bryan
Bryan
William G. Bryan
Near Nebraska
Democratic Party
Nebasha
Tiditor Rosewater
Bis
Aittle
Brian
Gov
Harmon
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Champ Clark
Folk
Missouri
Col. Rosewater
Primar
Uresilea
Taft
John G. Calhoun Mayo
Paintsville
Mayo
Kentucky
Charleston
Army Bill Up In Senate Amid Delayed Debate
The army appropriation bill was called up in the Senate by Mr Warren but debate paused at adjournment. The measure totals $93,678,580, up from the House version, with Senate committee boosts including $160,000 for travel on discharge, $160,000 for clothing on discharge, $25,000 mileage for officers and contract surgeons, and $200,000 for land near Virginia horse training facilities, plus $672,000 for water and sewer projects at military posts and $50,000 for Alaska roads and trails.
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Senate
Warren
House
Varginia
Mounted Service
OM Carrel
Senate Debates Lorimer Seat and Army Bill
Congress condensed reports lodge oppose constitutional amendment for election of senator Lorimer seat vacancy debated. Fletcher to speak today. Army appropriation bill considered but not adopted. House delayed by unanimous consent, judiciary to probe press intimidation, sessions to start at 11 tomorrow.
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Senate
Lodge
Burton
Lorimer
Fletcher
Florida
House
Commission On Universal Peace
Congress
Ghent
New York City
Capitol Briefs Outline District Bills and Nomination Conflicts
Hearings on the District appropriation bill wrap up as Chairman Gallinger aims to report to the Senate tomorrow. Debates include $100000 for Anacostia flats reclamation and $48000 for a Fourteenth Street playground. Protests on Canadian reciprocity reach the Senate, and a Philippine assembly election bill passes the House. Separate actions cover a dynamite investigation request, a Senate credential, and a budget savings proposal on government oaths. A spy bill limits naval photography, and Elmer Colwell’s Oregon marshal nomination is rejected. A customs appeals judge nomination advances, and a Commerce and Industry memorial bill for Washington is introduced.
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Gallinger
Senate
Anacontia Flats
Fourteenth Street
Columbia’ Road
M. I. Weller
Board of Trade
Albert Schulters
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas W. Smith
East Washington
Bourne
Chamberlain
Elmer B. Colwell
Congress
United States
Oregon
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Colwell
Republican Party
George F. Martin
Lancaster
Ohio
Court of Customs Appeals
William H. Hunt
Commerce Court
First South American pygmy tribe described in report
Alberto Fric details an expedition to Parane and the Ivahy River find of Botocudos called Kurutou, a pygmy people with the tallest individual at four feet six inches. The account describes myths, trekking dangers, and the capture of several Kurutou, revealing a distinct pygmy group in Brazil.
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New York Times
Stanley
Africa
Schweinfurt
Philippines
Ceylon
Malay Archipelago
Hottentots
Catarina
Interior
Brazil
Indios Marcegos
Parane
Trikisha
Uba
Ivahy
Parana
Kurutou
South America
Alberto Fric
Potash Tax Dispute Hinges on Who Pays
The German potash tax sparks a dispute as to who bears the cost. American buyers pay the tax under protest while Germany argues it would be an internal matter if German mines pay it. The State Department seeks a clear delineation showing the issue concerns American citizens, not German subjects.
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Creasury
Robert Carson
Perth Amboy
N. J
Carson
Treasury Department
Department of State
Knox
United States
Germany
Calls for Special Session in New York Legislature
Albany reports a senate resolution urging New York senators and representatives to back extending the parcels post system. The assembly adopted a resolution urging President Taft to convene a special session to pursue a two party vote on tariff reduction.
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Albany
N. Y
Senate
New York
Congress
Assembly
Taft
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