TAFE Proposal Revives Sharp Senate Split
The speech by President Taft on arbitration stirs division as senators debate binding the United States to arbitration on Panama tolls. Critics warn a binding pledge could curb US sovereignty while supporters urge submission, arguing it tests faith in peaceful settlement and upholds a global leadership role.
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France
Union
England
United States
Senate of the United States
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Panama
Washington
Panama Canal
Tolland
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Bacon
Board of Arbitration
Permanent Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Townsend
Canal Committee
Senator Gullom
Foreign Relations Committee
Burton
Shively
Stilis
Page
Interoceanic Canal Committee
Fletcher
Florida
Senator Jones
Gallinger
Arbitration Debate on Canal Toll Question Divides Senators
Senators debate submitting the canal toll dispute to arbitration with ai Tcheoski urging honor bound submission to a neutral tribunal. Borah and Stone oppose arbitration, preferring repeal or nonarbitration arguing it would set a troubling precedent. State Department officials resist arbitration while studying Sir Edward Grey's letter and Taft's remarks.
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Ganator Borah
Bald
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Taft
New York
Great Britain
Congress
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Department
Eoward Grey
United States
Insurance expert warns against small company growth
Alfred M. Best of New York testified two days for the Johnson insurance investigating committee. He urged discouraging the organization of small insurers and criticized attempts by First National and Commercial to seek business from larger firms. The hearing focused on technical insurance matters and local conditions, with Best noting District risks are generally sunnier than in large cities.
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Johnson Insurance Investigating Committee of
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Southern
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Commercial Fire Insurance Company
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Phoenix
New York Insurance Department
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Equitable of
Batley-Smith
Hedffeld
Equitable
English
Walter C. English
Washington
Johnson
L. J. Wolf
Woyse
Pujo “Money Trust” Committee
Taft Sounds Rally Behind Majoritarian Limits
The speaker questions the idea that majority rule is always just. He argues constitutional restraints protect minorities and individuals from majority tyranny and warns against Progressive programs that seek redistribution of property. He notes fears of chaos if parties abandon core principles and stresses preserving the republic from radical shifts.
Wiley May Heads College in Maryland
Special to The Washington Post Dr Richard W Silvester who resigned as president of the Maryland Agricultural College will reside with Rev and Mrs I LaRoche at Zion parish Beltsville Prince George county while plans a home in College Park for spring He is named president emeritus and director of the library Prof Thomas H Spence acting president with support for his appointment Spence a Maryland native from Snow Hill is handling college affairs for two years Others named in connection include Assistant Secretary of Agriculture William M Linys H W Wiley and Dr Bailey of Cornell University
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Washington Post
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Maryland Agricultural College
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Zion Parish
Belteville
Prince George County
Erecti College
Silvester
Thomas H. Spence
Spence
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Snow Hill
Secretary of Agriculture
William M. l ¥Inys
H. W. Wiley
Dr. Bailey
Cornell University
Magistrate rules youths may drive with licensed adult
Annapolis January 4 Magistrate Dennis Claude held that a youth under 18 may operate an automobile if accompanied by a licensed driver. The ruling follows the arrest of Robert Strange son of Mayor James Strange for driving his father's car with the mayor present. The decision states anyone not license-suspended may drive when accompanied by a licensed driver, applying to under 18s and others except those denied or revoked licenses.
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Dennis Claude
Annapolie
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James Strange
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Chrisman
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Denver
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Mary
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Prince Jahd
Georges County
Paris
Thomas
Croome
Maryland
Chrisinan
Berkeley County
W. Va
Virginia Theological Seminary
University of Chicago
Mies Juna Crothers
Wellsburg
W- Va
Weather Summary From Washington Bureau January 4 Storm Update
The great storm has moved beyond Canadian provinces with clearing eastern skies and diminishing winds. A broad high pressure area across the Northwest brings much colder readings below zero in the Northwest and lower Missouri to the Pacific. Warmer conditions persist in the South Atlantic and Gulf states while limited snow occurs in the upper Mississippi valley. A cold wave warning covers the central United States to the Rockies and Arizona, with winds varying by coast and region. Local midnights and daily readings are listed, including temperatures, humidity, rainfall, and sunshine percentages.
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