Birds Protected By Taft Treaty Resolution
Senator McLean criticizes senatorial courtesy while urging prompt action on a migratory bird protection bill. Senator Root introduces a resolution directing Taft to seek an international treaty for mutual protection of migratory birds, aiming for broad North American coverage.
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Bewig
Taft
McLean
Connecticut
Renater Bailey
Ourenator
Beller Ehat
Root
MecLean
North America
No Presidential Term Vote in Senate Fight
Senator Cummins pressed to fix a day for voting on a proposed constitutional amendment limiting presidential tenure to one term. Senator Root objected to insufficient consideration. Rost urged consolidating pending measures and judiciary committee input on inauguration date.
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Cummins
Root
Senate
Rost
Senator Root Proposes Panama Canal Tax Exemption Bill
Senator Root yesterday introduced a bill to amend the Panama Canal law to eliminate the exemption granting American ships free passage. The move signals ongoing Senate debate and possible objection to Britain's stance on canal concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Panama
Pheators Incline Day Birth Favorable Signs
Birth day predictions describe a date marked by inclinations toward generosity, charity, and artistic work. It warns against disputes over money and urges restraint in love affairs and courtship. Those born brighten in humane arts and may find luck in housing, livestock trades, and kitchen duties.
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Humber
Chilken
Gantio
Wemera
Syn- E
Newbros Herpicide Keeps Scalp Clean and Stops Itching
An old advertisement promotes Newbro’s Herpicide as a cure for dandruff and scalp itching. It claims the product eliminates microbes causing dandruff, renews hair, reduces shedding, and offers visible results. Special agents O'Donnell's New Stores and Peoples Pharmacy are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Dandrof
Niles
O'Donnell
Untrue Advertising Crime Bill in Congress debated
A bill in Congress proposed by Representative Dent of Alabama would make it an offense to distribute advertisements containing any misleading representations or statements of fact. It would apply to material in the District of Columbia and carry penalties including imprisonment, with a six month maximum term and a possible higher sentence. The measure was referred to the District Committee.
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California
San Francisco
Honolulu
Dent
Alabama
Columbia
Saunre
Taft
Civil Service
Wan
Cullop
Yadiana
Attoboy
Firat
Second Clase
Waa
Bartlett
Galorgia
Howevar
Murdock
Kanaae
Mebson
Hill
Open Fire on Judson Southern Building Row
Dispute widens between Houge District chairman Ben Polnuga and Col. W.V. Judson as an insurance drainage hearing on the Hoare Gilce building reveals tax hikes for next year from 13000 to 16000. Experts testifying name Ow an Brain ard and others assess the Southern building value and construction costs with figures ranging from 1 0500 000 to 2100 000 and future property worth estimates.
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Ben Polnuga
Houge
Col
W.V. Judgon
Hoare ‘Gilce
Col. Judson
Pemmi Passoner
District Gay Rensor
Waamines
Judson Gleasly
Jehngan
Juggen Corals
Orty
Beuther
Owan Braihard
New York
Civil Ang Architactural Anginesr
Hy Emmert
Tosa Pulldey
Ruth
Gore Bill Aims to Expand Supreme Court to Seven Judges
Senator Gore introduces a bill to increase the Supreme Court from five to seven Justices. The measure, viewed by readers as exploratory, may reflect political maneuvering ahead of a potential Wilson administration. Democratic and Republican figures are noted, with the article detailing historical court size changes and party alignments.
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Gore
Cleot Witnon
Trentom
BIH
Wilson
Trenton
Senate
Fourt
McKenne
Holmes
Day
Hughes
van Devanter
Finney
White
Lurton
Lamar
Taft
Dynthe
Jn 12
Lew
Pomerene Plans Senate Action on Trial Reforms
Senator Pomerene of Ohio introduced a joint resolution in the Senate calling for an amendment to ensure swifter and more meaningful trials in the Archbald era, aiming to protect the Senate and judiciary from protracted procedures. Taft and other officials engaged in advancing nominations for customs collectors in Oregon and Washington, including John H Burggra and Frank J Parker, with B. C Kirkpatrick named for the U S marshal post in Oregon.
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Pomerene
Senate
Archbald Epg
Ohio
Aha Donte
Moana
Taft
Collectors of Customs
John H Burggra
Portland
Orag
Frank J. Parker
Astoris
Oreg
United States Margical
Oregon
B. C Kirkpatrick
North Yakima
Wash
Harry
Saint
How He Got Archbold Data Exposed in Fraud Case
Witness William Winkfield, formerly with Standard Oil, testified in a campaign fund inquiry that he and collaborator Charles Stump took two letters from John Archbold’s desk and produced copies for about 1009 dollars each. He described plans, payments, and an agreement to share proceeds from the letters and telegram copies. The hearing adjourned with further questioning expected.
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Willian W. Winkfeld
Cheago
Henete Carapaign Fund
Stump
John D. Azahbeld
Standard ON Company
New York
Winkfield
Standard Oil Company
Charles Stump
Gilchrist Stewart
Ren
Committeemen Probe Indian Rights in Justice Affair
A Senate bound investigation recommends action by the Attorney General to pursue suits for Indian rights. The effort, led by committee members, focuses on alleged wrongs against Indians and calls on government departments for aid. Mrs Helen Perea Grey accuses misused records and property seizure in the Bee Ban case.
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Juste Committen
Carges
Indigna
Benartment of Justice
Senate
Tte
Mmomi
Graw Gutoff
Helen Perea Grey
Fisher
Interior Department
Mre. Gray
Council Breaks Quorum Over Resignations in Alexandria
In Alexandria the city council dispersed for a break a quorum after a heated session. Leaders Burke Bryan Birrell Marshall Smith and Spinks withdrew amid debate over resignation of Claude A Yates from the First ward. Other members considered tabling the resignations as the council proceeded with vacancies and committee referrals.
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Washington
King S Treet
Alexandria
Burke
Bryan
Birrell
Marshall
Smith
Spinks
Claude A. Yates
Sevra
Menara
Brackett
Bromback
Chauncey
Harrison
Tambent
Manras
Swan
Williams
Poe
Washington Street
Wilkes and
Wolferstreete
Alexanaria Fertlitzay
Bristow Charges Military Lobby Blocking Promotions
The Senate confirmed army and navy nominations after a heated debate over favoritism alleged by Senator Bristow. He charged Gen Wotherspoon was jumped over by nine brigadier generals to gain promotion, amid claims of a military lobby influencing retirements and pay. Other senators defended the department while highlighting retirements and promotion practices. A separate incident reports a burglary shootout near Fairfax and a court verdict in Alexandria.
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Bristow
Navy
W. W. Watherappan
Geldier
Brigton
Senate
Woetherspoon
B. J. McClernand
Sueh
Benatar Brigtow
Wotherspoon
Cnnrals
Bunaten
Crozier
Ellem
Ils
Sharp
Alien
Pershing
Garlington
Aleshire
Senator Bristow
Benatar Bristow
Thare
du Pont
Warren and Clark
Wyoming
Pianos at Zero Prices At Frederick Annual Sale
The Frederick Annual sale offers pianos and player pianos from Knabe Hardman Weber Mehlin Chickering Ludwig Angelus Auto Tone at unusually low prices. Some are brand new, shopworn, or traded in, with second hand pianos as low as 85 dollars and uprights from 100 to 300 dollars. A few organs cost 5 to 15 dollars. The Frederick Free Library of Player Music adds value via a free-exchange system. The sale ends soon with many bargains remaining at 1212 G street.
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Frederick
Washington
Knabe
Hardman
Weber
Mehlin
Chicklering
Ludwig
Angelus
Auto‘tone
Frederick Free Library of
Player Music
Gee
Gale
F. Frederick Piano Company
G Street
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Department of Tours
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Union Pacific-North Western Line
Calfornia
Riverside
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Broadway
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T. S. Allan Pood
Joseph B. Bowles
Gould
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hye Atrain
Wedndaray
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Congress
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Johnson
Brainard
Ta Fa
Hamert
Herbert
Browne
Supreme Bench
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Peatoffice
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Houston
Lewis Hooft
Mercantile Hathney
Paen
Callange
Corporation Court
L. &. Barley
Fredericksburg
C. Jones Rixey
Virgate Safe Deposit
Prust Corporaum
Western State Hospital
Staunton
Commonwealth
Brent
Rixey
Defanse
Rixay
Securite
Fingle National Bank of Alexandria
Benott Baer
Gardner L. Rogthe
M B Harlow
Dowdigee Stuart James F Mury
Welter Roberts
George 4. Werfeld
Fay
Citizenst Na- Hong Bank
Howard
Daingerfeld
Worth Mulgip
M. A. Ahern
James W. Roberts
Garroll Pierce
Urban
Lambert
Dunton Smoot
Thorphey
cMicern
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Atoakhelders Yasterday
Aarva
William B. Smith
William B. Smaet
T. C. Smith
J L Perry
Aasisinat
Warren
A. J
Oatr
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Earl
Sloan
Gen. Wotherspoon
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Pakrfas County
Tarrell
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Gooda
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Scott
Poligemen Reid
Niehelgon
Garvey
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P. Figher
Nauta
Fairfax
Ingsde
Cipcult
J. Bo ‘Ten
Robn
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Sun Lite Inguranes Company
New
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Janney
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Boys’ Shop
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Frederick Piano Company
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Hotel
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Buenos Aires
Philadelphia
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Otis Skinner
Eok
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Laddy
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Nordia
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William Faversham
Lius
Progueti
Julius Caesar
Bran Weemom
HARRY _LAUDER
Eve
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Zallar
Jardin DE Parib
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Fresen Serge
Sean Toore
Lilugan Shaw
Robert
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TOURS
Wii Fox
Hext
Pope Rieget
Gergen Hd
Ploaeurs
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