President Roosevelt Denies Accusing Congress Members
The President states he did not charge corruption against any House member and would pursue action if evidence existed. He refutes claims linking secret service misuse to Congress and defends the proper scope of executive power while urging restraint in naming individuals.
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Gaines
Pennesses
Courlien
Bing
Poesia Haya
Consney Comupt
Keifer Cho
Kohn
California
Mant
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Busby
Bustes
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Congress
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Secret Service
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House of Representatives
House
Treasury Department
United States
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Humbers
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Senate
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Burton
Williamson
Heremann
Driggs
Mvesti
Executive
Congress of
Ida
Tawney
Minnesota
Smith
Iowa
Sherley
Kentucky
Fitzgerald
New York
Mesers Larsons
Bennet
Driscoll
Messrs Tawney
Treasury
Tty
Saith
Elst
Sofie Jederdl
Senate Committee
Aisin Huing
Cortelsiu
Townes
Sonata Alligon
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Department of
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Roosevy II
White House
Strasury
Acre
President on Secret Service in Congress Clash
President defends the Secret Service role against congressional curbs. He cites a Chicago Inter Ocean piece by L. W. Bushey, argues the House action harms justice, and urges reversal. Noting broad investigations since 1901, he details land frauds, perjury, and prosecutions aided by Secret Service work and Treasury cooperation.
Representative Benner Farms chides House over misstatements
In a lively session at the Heomeld, Representatives Benner Farms of New York and Sherley of Fentucks engage in sharp exchanges over why a certain cret serie should be on the agenda. Mr Sherley is praised for spirited remarks, while Mr Tawney’s alleged misrepresentation is ridiculed, drawing laughter from the House.
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Representative Perkins
Payne
John Sharp Willams
House
Griggs
Georgia
Benner Farms
New York
Parisa Ipa
Larov
Wibath
Heme
Iusseraddo
Sherley
Fentucks
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Phe Lee
Tawney Deetar
Tawney
Bas Fortefyou
Burton Named Ohio Representative for Senate Bid
Representative Burton of Ohio received unanimous support from the Republican taint of the state legislature to succeed Senator Toraker. He spoke of dissatisfaction with current elections and planned a rivers and harbors meeting as he prepares to leave for Mora Sunday. A rivers and harbors bill may be considered at the upcoming session.
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Burton
Ohio
House
Republic
Toraker
United Bats Senate
Mora
Hurton
Rivera
Harbors
Courtess
Secret Service Debate Aims at Reform and Oversight
In a rich account of the Roosevelt era controversy, claims link a Chicago article by a secretary to Speaker Cannon to agitation against the Secret Service. The piece cites Rep Tawney and the Appropriations Committee, naming Hart Tinney Hasleton and others as lodge members. it recounts scandals, prosecutions, and debates over funding and authority, praising the Secret Service as essential while warning against misuse.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Sherley
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Thore
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Representative Tawney
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Perkins
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Nebraska
Department of Tustier
Department of the Interior
Grindipals
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Charles T Stewart
Charles F Stewart
Cornel Bluffs
Omaha
McPherson County
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Unter Pacific Railroad
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Ed Hart
Allan
Waterworks
Conneld Blafts Water Company
Union Pacific
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Beef Trust
Agricultural Department
Delaware
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Washington Post
Clarksburg
West Virginia Fraternal Association
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