Democrats in snarls violence averted in house
The piece reports a rift in Democratic leadership over committee appointments in the U S House. Representative Dies cites a cold deck open letter, sparking caucus tensions. Fourteen of fifteen chairmanships reportedly decided with Champ Clark's approval, provoking grumbling among unrecognized factions.
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Garber names possible Democratic leaders in 1915 race
Harvey C. Garber, Ohio Democrat and former congressman, comments on the forthcoming Democratic national campaign. He cites Champ Clark for Speaker and potential presidential contenders from Harmon to Woodrow Wilson, notes Bryan's enduring Ohio influence, and praises Taft's policies. Montana and West Virginia senatorial contests loom as party maneuvers unfold in Washington.
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Smith to be on ground in New Jersey senatorial race
The New Jersey United States senate contest to replace John Kean Jr. will be active tomorrow with a Democratic conference after the legislative session. Former Senator James Smith Jr. will open headquarters in Trenton’s room No 1 while James E. Martine may not open theirs due to a grip illness. A caucus is unlikely and a roll call doubtful, leaving strength unclear until Tuesday’s two-house vote.
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Congress Faces Busy Week On Tariffs And Appropriations
Republican leaders deny plans for an extra session as calendars remain congested. The House and Senate compare current appropriations to 1909, with bills like post office and agricultural aid moving ahead. Tariff Board continuation, Crumpacker's reapportionment push, Peary honors bill, and expo city dispute between San Francisco and New Orleans are on the agenda.
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Treatment and aid for alcoholics in Germany clinics
Berlin correspondence notes free medical care and patient support offered by three prohibition societies through clinics in eleven cities. The program emphasizes treating drunkenness as a disease, with patient families engaged, social workers guiding housing, employment, legal issues, and ongoing follow up.
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Germany's drink cure: clinics, aftercare, and persistent risk
A detailed look at German abstinence programs describes clinics linked to prohibition groups where recovering alcoholics receive six months of treatment, then community support to prevent relapse. Women face tougher challenges, while preventive education and free care through Kranken Kaspen ease costs. A separate incident notes a 13 year old severely bitten by a neighbor’s dog on Third Street Northeast.
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Memorial services recount Foulkrod and Cook deaths
House memorials recall Willam W. Foulkrod of Philadelphia and Joel Cook. Congressman J Hampton Moore narrates the false claim of his reelection loss and the joyous public reaction. Speakers from multiple states offer sorrow and tributes.
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North Carolina
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Michigan
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New York
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Pennsylvania
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Iowa
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Taft backs civil service reform for diplomats in Congress
President Taft seeks to extend civil service principles to the diplomatic and consular services with a four bill package in the House by Representative Lowden of Illinois. The administration aims to make reforms permanent and broader after previous limited applications by executive order. Post want ads are free in The Post classifieds.
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