Tariff Talk First Program Changed in Congress
The House agenda shifted as leaders moved Statehood aside temporarily to advance the Philippine tariff bill. Payne will push the tariff measure after adjournment and leaders expect debate limits to bar amendments as committees complete the Statehood draft and related provisions.
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House Committee On Territories
Watson
Washington
Smoot Seated or Expelled Debate Divides Senate
The Smoot case splits Senate strategy as Burrows pushes exclusion by a simple majority while Bailey seeks expulsion with a two thirds vote. Key senators Bailey Batley and Burrows clash over constitutional grounds and the timing of hearings set for Saturday in the Prime Privileges and Elections panel.
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McCreary
Blackburn
Clark
Montana
Gorman
Perkins
Dryden
Money
Patterson
Committee to Discuss Railway Rates Tomorrow
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee, led by Chairman Elkins, will meet tomorrow to consider radical rate legislation. Senators Elkins Clapp Dolliver Tillman Newlands and others prepare bills reflecting Roosevelt suggestions on rate regulation and Interstate Commerce Commission oversight.
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Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
H Elkins
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dolliver
Clapp
Minnesota
La Follette Declines Interview to Be Senator Today
Robert M La Follette arrives in Washington with Mrs La Follette for a Senate swearing in amid a history of personal feuds with colleagues, including a Raleigh Hotel conference with former Senator Chandler. He is to be inducted today and chairs the Potomac River Front committee, with Spooner presenting credentials.
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Raleigh
Spooner
Senate
Robert Marion la Follette
Congress
Wisconsin
United States
Washington
New Hampshire
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la Follette
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Madison
Bpooner
Potomac River
Gallinger
Tillman
Senator McLaurin
Senator Wellington
Senator McComas
Maryland
Berry
Clarke
Arkansas
Senator Clarke
Congress Girds for Retaliation Over Railroad Passes
Congress debates action in response to railroad anti pass policy and the rumored cost savings from ending passes. Gen Grosvenor argues for cutting 10 million from mail carrying funds, asserting railroads lose 10 million due to passes and could cover mail costs at 16 million less. Others oppose tilting government finances in favor of the railroads.
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Congress
Post Office Department
Grosvenor
Ohio
White House
Urgent Deficiency Bill Demands Attention
The House Committee on Appropriations begins today's work to frame an urgent deficiency bill. Despite last winter’s law to curb deficits, officials report many deficiencies persist. Law may be amended to define emergencies justifying overspending. Fourth class postmasters appointed in Maryland Massachusetts New York Virginia.
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Congress
House Committee
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Fowling Creek
Alvan
Todd
Massachusetts
Charles River
Alexander F. Gray
New York
Mackey
William M. Solleck
Virginia
Cedar Springs
Lolg M. Fisher
Holly Brook
Frederick F. Respaas
Shouhoq
George H. Fitsgeral Wee
Howell Sees Good In Arizona Strip Annexation
Representative Howell of Utah discusses the Arizona strip as a region between Utah and the Grand Canyon. He urges annexation to Utah and creation of a national park and game preserve to protect forested areas and wildlife, noting scant water, isolation from Arizona governance, and potential benefits to local residents and conservation.
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Arizona Strip
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Congress
Teatnip
Fredonia
Utah Line
Kmab
Kane County
Too Much Lawmaking Says Selfishness and Ambition Criticized
Kansas Representative Justin Tm. Bowersock criticizes indiscriminate lawmaking as folly. He argues selfishness and prejudice drive many acts, while business and price signals should guide change. He urges curbing corporate greed and expanding equal rights without impractical laws.
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Bowersock
Kansas
Legion
Age limit on government clerks debated by lawmakers
Chairman Tawney of the House Appropriations Committee weighs a plan to retire long serving clerks in federal departments. He notes hundreds of aged workers and cites department heads who oppose forced separation, suggesting Congress may fix tenure or an age threshold to curb declining capacity.
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House Appropriations Committee
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Appropriations Committee
Sheppard Roosevelt Guest at White House Luncheon
James R. Sheppard of New York, recently a candidate for the New York County Republican chair, dined as the President’s guest after a White House visit. He praised Herbert Parsons and told reporters that Republican prospects in New York are bright.
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New York
James R. Sheppard
Time Ravages Senate Seven Are Among The Dead
Storied changes in the U S Senate as many members die or retire, vacancies and replacements reshaping committees. It notes ages, vocations, foreign births, and veteran counts, with details on Pettus Morgan and La Follette among others.
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New Lord Althorp as British Morals Censor and Lineage
The article reviews the appointment of King Howard's new lord chamberlain Lord Althorp, a Spencer by marriage, tracing his noble line from the Marlboroughs through the Spencers to Edmund Spencer the poet. It notes his chivalrous acts aiding the Baring family, role in licensing plays, and links to past censorship incidents including Ibsen and Fay Templeton. It also touches on Russian tariff policy debates, English criminal justice practice at Broadmoor, and stray notes on French directories.
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