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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1909

Page

9

$18,000 For Play for Fight Is On Today

Lawmakers clash over playground funding amid a heated session. Parsons amendment carries by three votes. Proponents push for more children and fewer poodle dogs while opponents warn of high costs and idle government expense. Debate centers on District playgrounds, maintenance, and supervision.

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Postal Service Wage Hikes Set by House Committee

The House Committee on post offices and post roads recommended $234,000,000 for clerks and carriers and $254,000,000 for rural service for the next fiscal year. The package includes raises to 50 percent of eligible clerks to $1,200, expansion for rural service, and new clerks and carriers, totaling $22.8 million for clerks, $19.4 million for rural carriers, and $9.2 million for railway mail clerks, with transport cost increases driving parts of the budget.

House Committee On Post Offices House Tas Servce

Arizona Congressman sues for mileage payments

John Y Wilson of Arizona seeks 1200 dollars in mileage from the United States government alleging Congress failed to authorize mileage for the second session of the Fifty eighth Congress. He contends he attended all three sessions and is owed mileage at twenty cents per mile.

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Tokyo Commission Reports Review Exposition Plans

The American commissioners to the Tokyo exposition urge that the commission be placed on waiting orders with nominal pay until full activity and salaries resume. They deem the Japan visit diplomatically useful at a key moment, with expo preparations active and a Japanese official commission at work in Europe. A U S delegation will visit Seattle, and Japan will supply a suitable building for agriculture and food exhibits at the 1917 exposition, with possible support for mines, transport, and fine arts.

Congress Japan Europe United States Seattle

Grape Nuts Helped Ill Wife Regain Health, Letter Claims

A reader cites a testimonial about Grape Nuts and cream aiding his wife who suffered a stomach ailment. He says milk and water failed, but the cereal restored strength and vitality, noting the anecdote is genuine and human.

Postum Battle Creek

The Thief and Coffee Duty Debate at National Theatre

A crowded program notes The Thief by Henri Bernstein at the National Theatre January 14 with Frohman presenting the original English production and a starry cast led by Effie Shannon and Herbert Kelcey. A parallel dispatch discusses a New York World warning about a duty on coffee and the ensuing speculation, arguing the financial impact and suggesting influence on Brazilian coffee imports and U S treasury revenue.

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Pension Bill Reported Seeks Federalized Pension Agencies

A House report outlines a pension bill proposing consolidation of eighteen national pension agencies into a single Washington location. Gen Kelfer presented progress in a travelogue by Burton Holmes, while Dr. 4 Bowers of Gold Hill, Rowan County, died post appendectomy in Greensboro after a bridal trip to Florida.

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Mystery Cure Claim Promises Quick Asthma Relief

An advertisement touts a claimed universal asthma cure using ascatco, promoted by a European specialist. It cites medical authorities, a New York Austrian laboratory, and two tablet sizes to treat asthma at home within a month, urging sufferers to obtain the remedy through local drug stores.

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Plea for Marines Tests on Shipboard Withdrawals

A House Naval Affairs subcommittee heard Brig Gen Elliott and other Marine officers argue that President Wilson's order withdrawing Marines from ships would reduce enlistments. They claimed Marines match or exceed sailors in target practice and accuracy under equal conditions, countering Admiral Sperry and fleets who favor removal. Cablegrams from Atlantic and Pacific fleet commanders supported removing Marines, citing increased efficiency without Marines aboard ships.

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