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The Inaugural Ball Controversy for Wilson's Ceremony
A newspaper opinion argues for keeping the inaugural ball as part of the March 4 celebrations. It defends Washington’s role in planning the event, praises the ball’s dignity and sociable spirit, and cautious about eliminating the tradition despite calls for austerity.
The Menace at Springfield and Illinois Deadlock
The piece describes a looming gubernatorial transition under Gov elect Dunne and Gov Deneen with a legal-political standoff. It notes a two party balance in the legislature, a stalled organiazation process, and the risk of continued deadlock across Senate and House. It laments political maneuvering and the potential need for a decisive event to move the state forward.
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Senator Roots Denial Over Forged Speech Publication
Senator Root protests a forged Latin American publication claiming he spoke in favor of aggressive expansion. The fake speech urged U S conquest from the Caribbean to the Pacific, portraying a puissance stance inconsistent with his peaceable record and earlier assurances. The item catalogs the misattribution and its harmful political impact across Latin America.
Immigrant reading tests used as gauge for U.S. safety
The document argues that a stable United States hinges on citizens' sense of responsibility rather than mere literacy in many languages. It cites Secretary Nagel's ruling on editor Edward Mylius to claim justice was served, while warning that unrestricted entry of lawless individuals could threaten life and property.
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Russian cabinet gains energetic interior minister
The article reports the appointment of Nichelae Makla kom as minister of the interior in Russia. It notes his stronger social position via his wife Princess Obolenski, his youth, and his loyalty to Premier Kokonzoff, suggesting a strengthened cabinet and closer access to the emperor. It also references Sir George Macartney’s knighthood and a portrait of Jules Cazot, highlighting shifts among European officials and notable political figures.
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Too Much Law for Banks Reveals Sentiments on Regulation
A reading of Schiff and Morgan shows belief that excessive law can crush banks and hinder progress. The piece notes open competition and court rulings as harsher than monopoly and argues congressional drive for new limits may clash with practical governance of big finance.
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Rational Folly in Panama Canal Policy Debated
Feigner and Senator Chandler critique Democrats for supporting free use of Panama Canal ships and subsidies. They urge tolls and costly arbitration to avoid treaty violations and national humiliation, urging recall of promised arbitration and a restrained, fiscally honest approach.
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British Bar Votes Against Women Legally Admitting Members
London Tatler reports an overwhelming bar vote excluding women from the British bar after a annual meeting this afternoon. a minority favored admission by younger barristers, but senior counsel opposed. In military news, the U S Atlantic Fleet split divisions sail from Color for Guantanamo. first division due Jan 20. John Paul Jones is to rest in a crypt at Annapolis Bancroft Hall, with the crypt completed by January 26.
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Army Orders Transfer and duty moves listed for 1913
An array of army officer transfers and duty assignments noted for Monterey and surrounding posts. First Lieutenant Hugh M Kelly and Captains Muriel M Coughlan Louis J An Schaick William Mitchell among those detailed or relieved to Fort Sill San Francisco and Walter Reed for observations and recon duties with leaves of absence for several officers. Maj Robert D Walsh transfers to the Eighth Cavalry and sails to Manila with May 5 1945 transport date.
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Naval Orders and Vessel Movements Listed in Post Vent
Naval orders detail detachments under instruction including Capt G T Westcott Jr stationed at barracks in Badiergi te roaring and Lieut WW Menai at Philadelphia. Movements note arrivals at Cavite and sailing routes from Cavite to Hong Kong and from Jacksonville to Key West and Guantanamo.
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Senate and House Consider Legislation in Final Session
The Senate debated the Lever agricultural extension bill and the Townsend resolution to investigate Crow Indians affairs. The omnibus claims bill passed minus the French portion as committees heard on various tariff schedules and the paper and tobacco revisions. The House discussed the Burdett-Dillingham immigration literacy test, shipping trust hearings, and a national highway proposal. Secret service protection funds for President-elect Wilson were requested.
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District in In I Congress Senate and House bills pass
The Kenyon redgirt district bill passed without discussion. A House bill to amend licensing for hire passenger vehicles passed. Senator Martin introduced a bill appropriating 12000 for grading Longfellow street NW from Fourth to Blair. A bill would allow wholesale drug sales by dental supply houses without a registered pharmacist. The Johnson committee continued its insurance inquiry with Lee J Wolfe as witness. Chairman Johnson’s illness delayed sessions until Monday. Towner proposed a memorial building in DC to honor women of the Revolutionary War. Hepress Tasgert introduced a bill to grant paid leave for federal and Confederate veterans to attend Gettysburg events next July. The public buildings committee postponed until Tuesday consideration of the inaugural resolution enabling the pension office for the inaugural ball.
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Dog Hospital De Luxe Opens In Lafayette Street
New York reports plans for a $50 000 three story brick fireproof hospital for dogs cats and other animals with modern amenities including a bath elevator reception parlor study kitchen dining and operating rooms The Women’s League for Animals led by Mrs James Speyer funds the project with Enca H Janes and August W Cordes as architects The facility aims to be America’s first and world’s finest of its kind
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Court gives Mylius stay in deportation case
New York January 1 1 9 The deportation of Edward F Mylius Belgian journalist who served a ten month prison term for Melbing King George Votaa land was ordered postponed this afternoon by Judge Holt of the Federal district court A writ of habeas corpus was issued bringing the case before him for review on January 24 Immigration Commissioner Williams had planned to send Mylius back to Europe on January 23
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Weather and tide forecast from Washington for January 17
Heavy rains in Ohio and Indiana keep the Ohio River near crest in Evansville with 47 feet and rising. Forecast calls for more rain and snow across the Midwest and Northeast, with warmer in the Northwest and colder elsewhere, plus regional wind patterns and temperatures through Sunday.
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Reflections of a Bachelor Temperatures in Other Cities
Compiled excerpts from the Chicago News reflect on social mores and self made ideals. The piece uses aphorisms about divorce humility and gender roles to illustrate cultural attitudes of the era. It cites cities from Davenport to Los Angeles and mentions columnists from the New York Press.
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Visitors in Washington discuss Irish home rule and Capitol reception
Washington visitors including Hon Gerald Gibbs of London oppose Irish home rule this year or next, noting Lords veto power and possible general elections. They urge a grand Capitol reception in lieu of an inaugural ball, propose invitations for nearly 14 000 guests, and discuss Arkansas inaugurations, senatorial race dynamics, and parcel post benefits with Representative David J Lews of Maryland predicting lower living costs and greater farmer prosperity.
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Answer to England Soon on Panama Canal Tolls
State Department moves rapid to file a reply to Britain’s protest over exempting American coastwise shipping from Panama Canal tolls. Secretary Knox to read rebuff to Sir Edward Grey and set stage for possible arbitration. Taft presided over talks with Knox, Stimson, Fanielle on canal issues and rail franchise limits in Colon. No decision reached.
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Viscount Chinda Honored at New York Japan Society Luncheon
In New York on January 17, Viscount Chinda, Japan s ambassador to the United States, was feted at a luncheon by the Japan Society. He noted American condolences after the late emperor s death helped cement US Japan ties. Jacob H Schiff praised Japan s rise as a benefit to civilization.
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