Reserves Law of the Case Debate in Senate
Debate in the Senate over national bank reserves raises questions of legality and emergency use. Senator Clapp argues reserves may violate statute while Aldred says they can be used in emergencies to protect depositors. Bailey contends reserves can be used to pay deposits at any time.
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Congress Condensed Senate Debates on Currency and Penal Provisions
The Congress debate centers on the proper sea for a bark to receive and the penal code provision on violations of a law to curb transmission of liquor via shipments. Speakers include Champ Clark of Missouri Mr Gictt and Mr Terri of Massachusetts Mr Raina of fala and Mr Hemmond of Indiana. The House adjourned today at noon.
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Mbsouri
Gi Ctt
Terri
Masuziedu
Mir Raina
Fala
Me Hemmond
Indiena
Petition Opposes Aldrich Currency Bill Presented by Senator Lillman
Senator Lillman presented a petition from Alfred O Crocier, a Winington Del manufacturer, protesting the Aldrich currency bill. It objects to removing limits on retirement of bank notes and proposed emergency currency, arguing it would force government issues to banks and individuals, expanding volumes at crop time and risking losses to depositors while shifting duties to the banks.
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Cuba
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Dante Ty
Soure
Labor Bill Approved By La Follette and Sterling Backers
A labor bill introduced by Senator La Follette and Representative Sterling cleared a committee. The measure aims to regulate work hours and protect workers. Supporters say it will curb abuses and improve conditions, while opponents urge careful study of economic impacts.
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la Follette
Sterling
Politician Bill Sparks Debate and Mockery in Senate
A chaotic session featured tense debate and mockery as lawmakers discussed the Aldrich bill. Amid shouts and interruptions, references to labor, industry, and public works highlighted partisan tensions and calls for accountability.
Opposes Aldrich Bill in New Senate Debate
Fragmentary OCR notes describe opposition to the Aldrich Bill with references to votes and positions. Mentions committees and anticipated actions, noting a pushback by various figures and ongoing discussion in a legislative setting. Contains uncertain fragments and several garbled names and terms.
Aldrich Bill Amendment Advances Amid Turmoil in Treasury Talks
Fragmented OCR text hints at legislative amendments, Treasury debates, and election timing with references to November and June dates, plus names like Jory Petiw and Vered Altri. The garbled content obscures clear facts but suggests moves on financial and governance measures and possible delays.
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Tom Vall
Passes for employees under new army reorganization debated
A senate committee report discusses employee passes tied to a troop transfer and the rights of workers to transit under a revised military aid bill. The proposal centers on veteran favors, transport access, and amendments for field admirals, with approval routed to the Senate for final action.
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Senate
Sanitation debate in Alaska senate inquiry described
A garbled report notes Alaska discussions on sanitation and a set of motions or actions in a senate proceeding. It mentions attendees including four whites and a notable jurist, with references to costumes or attire and a recital linked to a named figure, plus a push involving a Native group host or show.
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Vomenice
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Toneada Comamsen
Sdetton
Marine Corps recruitment and deployment details discussed
A congressional subcommittee session reviewed Marine Corps recruitment targets of about 302 enlisted men and noted the force presence in winter possessions. Participants included Commandant Tillett and other senior officers, with full commission and service status unclear for some.
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Burkett Invited to Speak at Taft Rally in Massachusetts
The invitation for Burkett to address the Taft supporters was delivered by Representative Gudner and Secretary Lewis, with Taft party members and speakers planning remarks. The event aims to galvanize rally support and feature the Taft faction’s messages.
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Clark Attacks Republicans in House Speech on Roosevelt
Democrat leader Clark of Missouri denounced Republican allies, praised President Roosevelt while accusing the GOP of aiding weathered by political games. He criticized Harriman Dalzell and Payne, urged immediate passage of tariff and court bills, and urged Democrats to rally under a punitive anti Republican banner.
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District Committee Holds Quorum Gap and Bills Planned
A quorum fail prevented a full House District Committee meeting as members planned to report judiciary bills to the full panel. Representative Campbell of Kansas presided in Smith’s absence, with subcommittee action advancing several measures for the next session and a rally set for Monday morning.
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Senate committee report on Oklahoma Indian arts school plan
The Senate Committee on Indian Affairs yesterday reported adversely a bill by Senator Owen to fund a government school in Oklahoma for teaching Indian arts. The plan proposed teaching craft work such as basketry tanning and tool making, but the committee noted Indians were progressing well without such methods.
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Government School
Oklahoma
Three District Bills Memorial to Burgess Ball
Legislation honors Burgess Ball by extending the capital traction line from Fifth Street to Shepherds Landing and provides for a five thousand dollar payment to Charles Glover for Pocahontas Memorial in historical records.
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Shepherds Landing
Charles Glover
Pocahontas Memorial
District bills introduced in senate and house
Senate measures extend New York avenue to Bladensburg road and erect a memorial pillar for Col Burgess Ball. Also authorize Capital Railway to extend lines. In the House Chaney seeks 5000 dollars to aid the Pocahontas Memorial Association and McCall to finish the government records on U S history.
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Gallinger
New York Avenue
Bladensburg Road
Martin
Col Burgess Ball
Elkins
Capital Railway Company
Chaney
Pocahontas Memorial Association
McCall
United States
Bell's pay schedule for enlisted men gains support
Gen Bell chief of staff urged in person before the House Military Committee a new pay plan for enlisted troops. The proposal includes a warrant officer grade, revised initial pay from 10 to 42 dollars, a three month reenlistment bonus, and marks attainment increases. Navy parallels and officer raises are noted, with Bell arguing the four features together maximize benefits.
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United States
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House Committee On Military
Navy
Prohibition Petitions and District Infrastructure Bills Introduced
Washington petitions for prohibition were presented to the Senate by Senator Gallinger. The session saw three District bills: a thoroughfare extension from New York Avenue to Bladensburg Road, a memorial pillar for Col Burgess Ball, and a Capitol Traction line extension to Shepherds Landing.
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Battle ship and submarine advocates deny rivalry claims
Naval Committee members rebut a recent report of a submarine battle ship collusion and insist there is no rivalry between four battleships and a larger submarine program. They note previous recommendations and that congress must decide final tonnage and costs.
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Toss
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Ankeny
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Caruso Vindicated as Supreme Moment Delivers Joy
The Met star Caruso exults after a long wait for vindication in New York. He presents a two cent note and a liver scrap as symbolic proof, while Bartholomay reads a convoluted message about vengeance and a hidden box from a police court record.
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Chauffeur Watson Sentenced to Jail in Christine Vivek Case
In St Louis, Jesse Watson, a chauffeur for Clay K. Pierce Oil, was sentenced by Judge Moench to one year in jail and fined 1100 for the Christine Vivek incident. Watson, held on bond pending a motion for a new trial, faced prosecutors after the October arrest related to the Wason automobile crash. Cutter Service Bull Moves Up. The Senate bill to boost Revenue Cut Service efficiency was favorably reported by the House on Interstate and Foreign Commerce.
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Wireless control bill eyed by Senate strengthening secrecy
President backs formal legislation to curb wireless interference with official messages. Navy Secretary urges penalties for sending false messages and refusing to forward private wireless notes when required. Delays at Newport News, Washington, and San Francisco stations cited. Representative Crumpacker seeks Justice Department report on Southern labor cases and related disclosures.
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Stop White House Visit Details From Damaged Text
Fragmentary report describes a man claiming to have an incident near Washington during a train journey from Valley, Dak. He allegedly met a party of friends in Chicago and was taken to prison, with unclear connection to President Roosevelt and a white house route.
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Laundry Trust Indicted Family Firms Plead Guilty
Eleven families under indictment for conspiring to fix prices pleaded guilty. Each was fined ten dollars and costs. The trust agreed to dissolve and indictments against the laundry proprietors were nolled. Indictments returned over two years ago.
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Ce Trust
Fragmented OCR Note From The Gulfani Trial
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Phe perple Pink, a cart, a cashier, and a trial context. It references an age group and a Neproal school, with unclear names and events. The readable items are sparse, offering no clear event or outcome to report.
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Pat Gulfani
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