Brandeis and Politics Split Senate Aims
Washington dispatch reports Brandeis nomination to the Supreme Court roils politics. Senators weigh race and religion, with some fearing anti Semitism charges may block support while others call the move a blow to business confidence and Democratic prospects.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Brandeis
Supreme Court
Wade
Senate
United States
Brandeira
Fiindeta
Shan
Socialite Anita Stewart’s London life and marriages
The narrative traces Annie Armitrong Stewart, daughter of Maryland gentry, to marriages with William Rhinelander Stewart and James Henry Smith. After divorce, she wed the wealthy New York bachelor, lived in London, hosted elites, and later married the Prince de Braganza, linking Saint Cyr as stepfather to royalty.
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Mra Smith
Annie M. Armatrong
Maryland
William Rhinelander Stewart
New York
Anthony J Drexel
Philadelphia
Sioux Falls
Annie Armatrong Stewart
James Henry Smith
Chicago
Permite
Japan
Liau
Anita Stewart
Prince de Braganaa
Portugal
Saint Cyr
Brandeis Nomination Faces Delayed Senate Vote
Reported tensions over the Brandeis confirmation rise as two charges related to his conduct are prepared for the judiciary subcommittee. Senator Quer Toan notes possible deferment amid mixed Senate sentiment and industry-backed opposition led by Representative Charles Bennett Smith branding strong financial interests as obstructive.
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Brandeis
Fis
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Quer- Toan
United Shos Machinery Company
Gifford Pinchot
Ballinger
Charles Bennett Smith
New York
Brandeia
Supreme Court
Wall Street
Senate
Mir Brandeis
Supreme Court of the
United States
Golos
Risa
Buepicton
Roosevelt Condemns Notes on Crises and Warns on Policy
Col Roosevelt attacks U S diplomatic notes as insulting and futile. He denounces German and Austrian actions harming Belgium and calls for moral action, stronger preparedness, and a world peace league only if promises are kept. He urges Americans of German descent to oppose pro-Germany influence and stresses duty to humanity over property.
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Wilson
Supreme Court of the
United States
Spesks
T. R
U. S
Hague Conventiona
Col. Roosevelt
Antone
Micawber
David Copperfield
Pila Creditora
Col. Roosevalt
Belgium
Germany
Dumba
von Pepen
Natons
England
America
World League
League For World Paaca
Record exports top all prior months in 1915 data
December exports reached 859,301,274 dollars, the highest monthly total in U.S. history, lifting 1915 year exports to 3,550,915,393 dollars. The year’s exports surpassed imports by 1,772,300,538 dollars, a sharp rise from prewar averages, while December imports totaled 171,841,665 dollars, near record levels. Gold imports in December were 45,412,077 dollars, with 1915 gold imports totaling 451,054,500 dollars and exports at 11,839,285 dollars for December. Net inward gold for 1915 stood at 420,528,672 dollars.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Senator's View Of Brandeis Editor Post
Morris Sheppard senator states he favored Brandeis for using law to bring justice to all, not a dusty library of precedents. Special cable from Washington Post cites London report Jan 29 1920. French warship landed sailors at Retymene non Crete island, Crete.
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Brandeis
Obhee
Morris Sheppard
United States Senate
Washington
B.C
Washington Post
London
Retymenenon
Crete
Toes Valued at $2,000 Each by New York Court
A New York court awarded Christian Meyer six thousand dollars after a collision with a brewing company truck led to the amputation of three toes on his left foot. Meyer, a deaf mute, sued for ten thousand six hundred dollars in a Long Island City action.
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New York
Washington Post
Cupress
Long Ineland City
Actiow
Christian Miyer
Meyer
Brewing Company
Russia Faces Coal Shortage Across Cities
Unusual coal and fuel shortages push Russian city administrations to enforce strict energy economy. Kiel bans window displays and reduces street lighting. restaurants and theaters close early. cafes and public houses may operate late but not before 3 pm. Coal districts resist requisition plans, blaming transport gaps for fuel famine. Cha rkov conference cites rising coal supply but warns against sudden contract terminations. operators seek better credits, reserves, and looser policies to smooth distribution.
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Prom
New York Times
Russia
Kiel
Russkoe Siovo
Klef Council
Ramain
Restaurarte Cluba
Charkey
Charkov
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Federal Trade Commission
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Democrate m Congress
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Defends Munition Exporta
Crawil
Asiame
France
Favors
Uncle Sam
Caruso
Farrar
Gluck, McCormack
Melba
Schumann-Heink
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
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Steinway Pianos
Island of
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Victor Bank of Music
Dansant
Opera
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