Court Fight Over Supreme Court Stay Reported
The Tennessean notes a stay on the Supreme Court amid a broad push by Sims and allies to abolish the court while President Taft and opponents debate likely Senate action. Reports describe Commerce Court proceedings, House committee activity, and potential paths for a ruling on the court’s future. The piece outlines likely timelines, legal challenges, and political maneuvering shaping prospects for a verdict this session.
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Tennessean Wall
Congress
Taft
Senate
Fight to a finish through the feartless thugs pneumonia and grip
An advertisement extols a medicinal food product Ozomulaion Emulaten superior to combat illness. It claims vitality and energy against disease, promising a Nor-Sav pad medal to recipients who mail their address to Ozomulaion in New York.
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Feartless
Preumonia
Grip
Epfeeb
Ag Bell
Marih
Pearl St
N. Yy
Party Leaders to Attend Get-Together Meeting
A Fargo gathering is planned with prominent Democrats including William Jennings Bryan Gov Judson Harmon and Gov Edwin L Norris. Gov John Burke of North Dakota may seek the vice presidential nomination. Gov Harmon’s potential nomination could influence the ticket. Gov Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey will not attend.
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Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Judson Harmon
Onlo
Edwin L Norrin
Montana
John Burka
North Dakota
Harmon
Woodrow Wilton
New Jersey
Pension Data Dispute Over Sherwood Pension Bill Costs
The text reports a political dispute over pension billing estimates for the Sherwood bill. Representative Sherwood disputes the Pension Bureau figures, arguing the costs cited are based on old claims and flawed computations. He cites differing official figures from 1911 to 1912 and questions the projected financial impact, linking debt concerns to Panama Canal financing and recent bond issues.
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BIL
Isaac R Sherwood
House
Pension Bureau
Burns & Estimates
Sherwood
Pension Office
Xou
Senate Committee
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of
Pensiona Fen
Pension Bureau 9
Pension Rolla
Saint Authority Ax Suu
Suit
Sna
Nenats
Panama
Alaska mining laws blamed for hindering development
Governor Clark tells Secretary of the Interior that defective U S mining and water rights laws delay Alaska development and fuel problem solutions. He cites ruined mining claims and lack of intent to operate as key defects. A Lynchburg rink fire destroys Willer Park skating facility, causing about 97,500 in losses with 19,000 insured.
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United States
Alaska
Guv Clark
Secretary of the Interior
Essorts
Lynchburg
Ateiiev
Lynchfare
Willer Park
J L Lirters
Waa
Congressional caucus on steel tariff revision in Senate
A House Democrats caucus is expected before week’s end to push steel tariff revision, with Ways and Means ready to report after pension bill passage. Threefold trust inquiry and arbitration treaties with Britain and France loom, while Commitee on Interstate Commerce winds up hearings on trust issues.
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House
Ways and Means
Stec
William J Bryan
Laderwood
House Committee On Rules
International Harvester Company
General Wickersham
Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Samuel Antormse
New York
Coumries
Financwe
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Panatia
Charles A McAllister
Revenue Cutter Service
Gullinger
Senate
Moter
Benate
Great Britain
Prance
Boax
Loremer
Luimem
Steel Trust
Tadas
Super Tral AG
Witiesses
Lost ballots threaten United Mine Workers convention row
Indianapolis reports mass meeting of United Mine Workers of America with over 180 delegates from US and Canada arriving. The dispute centers on missing ballots from the 1910 international election, amid a fight between Lewis and White factions. Main agenda includes a wage scale vote and leadership outcomes.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Canada
Joha P White
Oshaloosa
Iowa
International aMeers
Max
Lewis and White
Tellera
Mane Workers
White
Thomas K. Lewis
Bridgeport
Ohio
Frank Hayes
Collinsville
Samuel Pascoe
Iramington Ut
Pascoe
Lewis
A1s Journal
Perry
Harmon Starts On Trip For Addresses In Wisconsin And Minnesota
Governor Harmon begins a Northwest trip from Columbus accompanied by Ben Chamberlain to address audiences in Milwaukee and other Wisconsin stops and then Fargo North Dakota. State capitol circles note Harmon forces plan meetings this week in Wisconsin to organize the state. no participation in separate conventions is indicated.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Columbus
Ohio
Northwest
Gov. Harmon
Ben Chamberlain
Milwaukee
Gay Harmon
Fargo
N Dak
State Capitol
Harmon Forces
Parcel Post Revenue Urged by Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General urges adoption of parcel post on rural routes to curb annual deficits. He argues it would raise revenue and aid administration, noting rural service costs rise faster than receipts. Last year rural receipts were 7,105,000 with higher expenditures. parcel post could help despite over 100,000 rural parcels and routes added to 41,856.
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Ball
Panama
Wamper
Fiitchcock
PY de Grew
Genral Hitchcock
de Graw
Packers Meet Today Foreign Packers Convention Opens At Willard
The American Meat Packers Association holds its annual convention at the New Willard beginning today and lasting to Wednesday. About 600 to 700 delegates from the United States Canada Mexico and Europe attend. Officers include President Joseph Allerdice and Vice President E W Peiley. Officials address the gathering include Cuno Hi Rudolph T Russell Secretary Wilson Dr H M Bracken Theodore Witber John Barrett and others.
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United States
Canida
Mexico
American Meat Packers Association
New Willard
Babl
Association
Joseph Allerdice
Indianapolis Abattoir
Indianapoli
E W Peiley
Auburn Me
George L M.carthy
National Provisioner
New York City
George Zehler
George Zetter
Cuno Hi Rudolph
District of Columbia
T Russell
Butchers’ Assocution of America
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
HM Bracken
Minnesota Board of Health
Theodore Witber
American Association of Refrigeration
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Tr AD Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Repartment of Agriculture
A B Hayes
The
Laterma Revenue Bureau
Hunington Wilson
Secretary of State
Bishop for Death Penalty Stance At Albany Conference
The Diocese of Albany faces the death penalty issue as Bishop William Doane of Roswell answers questions about abolition. Gov Tax and Col Joseph F Scott weigh in, while Doane calls capital punishment a purely sentimental issue by those favoring its removal.
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Albany
Jan
Willam
Roswell
Shien
Snead to Face Preliminary Examination After Fort Worth Shooting
In Fort Worth Snead, accused of shooting A J G Boyce at a hotel, will have a preliminary examination tomorrow and seek release. After religious services at the jail, Snead declared a intent to live a better life. relatives of Boyce vow to press ahead with the prosecution amid a Canada arrest link to an abduction case involving a Sanitarian.
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Snead
Fort Worth
G Boyce
Boyce
AG Boyce
Canada
Boyer
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Sethe
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Gome
Trip
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Resigas
Santiago
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Packers
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Lyceum
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Beef Trust
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Post
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TanicaTh Pusse CO
National Srey St
Charles D'Llingtiam
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Geores Ade Munca
SLM
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Charles “Rohan
Donald Brian
Murien
Orginal
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Tretad Ag
Sander
Frank Veula
West
Alar Mudie
Biddulph
Morence Marnises
Maya Maruersag
York
Mestra
Chilharmonic Society of
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Zimbalist
Tyen, Chauncey Olcott
Macushla
Belasco
Chariyn Klein
York City
Ing. Stem
Atinges
Fragg
Wm. H. Thompson & Co
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Rukedman Hands & Millse
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