AGE NEW LIQUOR LAW HEARING DIVIDES MEN INTO THREE CLASSES
A House Judiciary Committee hearing on interstate liquor trade features Mrs Mary Harris Armor of Georgia and other temperance advocates arguing men fall into three groups: liquor lovers, liquor sellers, and politicians who are on both sides. Speakers include Mr Irvin of Washington and Representative Norris of Nebraska, with Western and East Coast voices urging reform and a strong Woman’s Christian Temperance Union showing support. A reception honors officers at the WCTU quarters with leaders and guests from Pennsylania, Maine, and Howard University among attendees.
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Ot & Irvin
Washingtonga
House
Carlin
Virginia
Missouri
Edont Tke
T Uule
Miry Harris Armor
Georgia
Waa Swamuet
Fila
Pennylvania
Akon
Sila A Buhl
New York
Alohol
Empire State
Curtla Greaham
Viz Johnx
Mae
Chauncey Wwodrich
Fila Mo George
Ellen Vo Stone
Margarethyila
Fos Kenry
Tentinin Dineback
Ams
Charla I
Mary Foneback
McNuerr
Hradies
Charles Shellon
CE Giles Me
Coh White
Daylin Ohio
Mra
Hyirkield
Howard University
Demand Judge Removal Sparks Intra County Debate
The January 31 intra-county session saw Judge Anderson called to be removed amid a kidnapping charge linked to the J J McNita case. The United Mine Workers convention urged Congress to investigate and act, criticizing PAC for withholding documents and urging enforcement of state laws.
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Elerat
B Anderson
Marten County Cindiangi
Jory Om
J J
United Mine Works of America
Congress
Rs Liven
Pac
War Claims For Local Folk
Civil war claims totaling amounts recommended for payment by the Home Claims Committee. The report lists $1,035,587 to individuals for army stores and supplies and 160,575 to officers for withheld pay, plus 466.3% to churches and organizations for use of buildings during the war. District claimants include Harrison Dea and others, with various specific sums for widows, trustees, and heirs.
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Committee On War Claims
Digirict of Columbia
Harrison
I Dea
Ela le Dawosse
John T. Deweede
Thomas Fahey
Horatio G. Gibson
Leber L. ‘Thornton
Grayton L Thornton
Goulles C Grammer
Benjamin F Hasson
Frank D. Johns
William Brooke Johoe
Harriet E Noble
Henry B Noble
Elizabeth Thomas
Brightwood
Silman Lyon
Alfred F A Torbert
Charles H. Whipple
Money Trust Inquiry Divides Democrats in House Caucus
Democratic leaders report a two to one opposition to Representative Henry of Texas plans for a special committee to probe the money trust. Oscar Underwood favors sending the inquiry to the standing Banking and Currency Committee to avoid sensationalism. Most committee Democrats vow resignation if the subject leaves the regular panels. The canvass shows broad regional and state opposition within the party.
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Money Trust
Robert L. Henry
Texas
Standing Committee On Banking and Currency
Banking and Currency Committee
Hiv
Arsenel Pujo
Louisiana
Washington
House
Henry
Goatstops
Georgia
New York
Virginia
Mississippi
North Carolina
Maryland
Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
South Carolina
Laughter in Gallery During Children's Bureau Debate
In the record of a debate on the children's bureau bill Senator Overman of North Carolina called an inspector of labor “he or she,” prompting laughter from the ladies gallery. Senator Borah replied that a woman would do the work better, stirring more laughter. Vice President Sherman urged gallery calm.
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Senatoria
Sey
Yeaterdas
Children’s Bureau
Overman
North Carolina
Hmi
Borah
Southern
Sherman
Child Bureau Wiks Study Juvenile Life Passes
Senate approves provision creating a child welfare bureau within the Department of Commerce and Labor to collect data on infant mortality birth rates orphanages juvenile courts diseases accidents and related topics Protecting domestic privacy remains central as Culberson's amendment bars agents from entering private residences without family head consent in a close vote.
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Mogsurce
Culberson
Children's Bureau Labor
Senate
Bailey
Bryan
Chilton
Q.gorman
Paynter
Smith
Stone
Tharnton
Wetmore
Warke
Burgau
Department of Commerce
Thornton
Louiston
Eaid Bireau
Federal case excerpt on steel trust and antitrust defense
The document discusses government critics of the steel corporation for alleged restraint of trade and claims its price reduction benefits consumers. It notes foreign trade growth and expanding competition since 1901, while detailing the corporation’s defensive statements and denials of antitrust violations. It cites Gary dinners and statements to the President about a proposed purchase and the corporation’s policy promoting competition rather than limiting trade.
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Steel Corporation
Power Corporation
United States
Steal Corporation
Reed Hints at Steel Tariff Debate Scrapped
Senator Penrose denounces House haste on tariff measures while Senator Reed withdraws a motion to refer the steel tariff bill to the finance committee. He notes the bill’s rapid passage and praises committee scrutiny, citing the Payne Aldrich contrast and urging careful hearings.
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Isaacs
Kr. Reet
Reed
Missouri
Committee On Finance
Coleagues
Heed
Finance Committee
Bailey, Simmons
Stone
Willams
Kern
Johson
Fitnelf
Senate
Penrose
House
Penrosa
Senate Finance Committee
Immigration bill likely amended by Congress says State Department
The State Department expects changes to the immigration bill after discussions between Secretary Knox and Senator Lodge. The likely action: the immigration committee will amend the exclusion provision and restore a proviso allowing admission to the United States despite inability to pass the Baelian language test.
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State Department
Congress
Dillingham Immigration
Knox
Lodge
Immigration Committee
United States
Costa Rica and U S Treaty Reported By Senate Panel
The Senate foregin relations committee favorably reported a treaty with Costa Rica on mutual recognition of naturalization for both countries. The measure also grants recognition of renunciation of citizenship and a declaration of intention.
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Costa Rica
United States
Senate
Forelern Relations Committee
Coast ers Hurt in Crashes Ballymore Newspaper Man Leg Broken
Special to The Washington Post from Hagerstown Maryland reports seven injured in a coast ing accident on Cavetown Pike near Hagerstown. Sleds collided with a group of girls and boys causing multiple sprains fractures and bruises among names including Gertie Davin Edna Hartle Mary Rowe and others.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
Cavetown
Miss Gertie Davin
John Bowers
Ellis Hoover
Edward Dobbin
Charles Kaetzell
Russell Kaetzell
Edna Hartle
Leon Carr
Mary Rowe
Woodstock
Frederick Hose
Nelile Hoover
Baltimore
Ruxton
Baltimore County
Stuart Olivier
The
Baltimore News
Old Charley Bartlett admits forgery grip loss in court
In New York, veteran forger known as Old Charley Bartlett waived examination on a forgery charge. He says he has lost his grip after years of deception. held for grand jury action. Bartlett, about age, with a burned face, admitted using the name William Bennett to cash a 321% check at Melton National Bank. He surrendered at police headquarters claiming he had "lost his grip."
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New York
Charley” Bartlett
United States
Bartlett
Willam B Bennett
Pittaburgh
Meiton National Bank
po‘Wea
German Squadron to Visit American Waters in Year
Berlin reports a Th-sterman squadron, led by Rear Admiral Badger, will likely sail to American waters this year to reciprocate Kiel visit of the United States North Atlantic Squadron. Emperor William takes a personal interest. Prince Adalbert may accompany the fleet after marine academy duties. The exact composition remains unsettled, but it is expected to include large cruisers.
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Berlin
Jan Th
Wil
America
Bremen
Bomb Dealt Death in Lisbon Public Squares
In Lisbon a bomb killed one person and injured two as martial law was proclaimed. Police found a bomb making laboratory at the Federation of Trades Unions offices and carried out mass arrests, breaking the general strike that began in sympathy with street car workers. Military force under Gen Carvalhal restored order and street car service resumed today.
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Lisbon
Federation of Trades Unions
Evara
Alemetjo
Carvalhal
Fifty Thousand for New Boulevard Proposal to Bond Bethesda Potomac Districts
Chevy Chase Great Falls Company offers to donate land for a boulevard from Chevy Chase circle to Great Falls about eight miles long if a bond issue of 50000 is approved. A special election hearing is set February 28 to consider taxing two districts for the project and for a modern toll road. Company representatives seek tax rate increase and land donation, with the promise of a 60 percent land transfer and a 1% land assessment adjustment.
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Great Falla
Washington Post
Rockville
M Jan
Bethesda
Potorkac
Chevy Chase To
Great Maize Land Company
Chevy Chase Circle
Great Falls
Jamper W Long
Wiliam W. Anderson
J. Hampton Jones
The
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Three Ohio Banks Closed Over Chief Owner Absence
In Columbus on January 3, three southeastern Ohio banks closed amid a report that chief owner J S Howard and his brother O L Howard were in seclusion. The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Gallipolis, the Bank of Byesville in Guernsey County, and the Bank of Albany in Athens County stopped operations as a bank examiner investigated. The State banking department indicated the Howards were temporarily in seclusion and efforts for rehabilitation were under way.
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Columbus
Ohio
J. S Howard
L. Howlard
Folewise
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank of Gallipolis
Bank of
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Guernsey County
Bank of Albany
Athena County
State Department of Banking
Howards
Hoboes Defy Mayor in Cincinnati Convention Stand
James Hada Hew of St Louis, the millionaire hobo, defies Mayor Hunt by promising a four day gathering of vagrants in Cincinnati. He says the convention will open tomorrow and will test citizens tolerance for peaceful assembly. A telegram to President Taft from hoboes invited him to attend the event and emphasized 2,000,000 unemployed Americans.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Jan St
Henry T Hunt
Hebara
United States
James Hada Hew
St Louis
Taft
Akron
Travelers report Arab tribes hostile to Italy in Tripoli
African explorer Frank Ht. Johnson, back in Washington from Northern Africa, says tribesmen in North Africa attack Italian officers for six cents each and three cent air units are smuggled through Tunis for Turkish armies. He warned of widespread anti Italian sentiment among local tribes.
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F. KE. Johnson
Tunis
Tripoli
Frank Ht. Johnson
Washington
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