Quick action in Congress extends July appropriations
President Taft pushes both houses to pass a joint resolution extending last year’s appropriations for one month to keep government running. Fitzgerald’s measure, halted by Speaker Clark’s delays, clears House and moves to Senate where rapid approval is expected. Child Bureau awaits funding. Julia Lathrop to head but staff positions remain unfilled.
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Treasury Office
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Child Bureau
Children's Bureau
Department of Commerce and Labor
Julia Lathrop
Chicago
Washington
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Bureau
Etastetica
Noted Society Leaders Stick to Convention Atmosphere
Baltimore July 1 Noted society leaders remain at the convention while hundreds of visitors depart. Mrs Belmont Tiffany and Mrs James H Preston join others in skipping hats and dining from baskets in convention hall. Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Mrs Hutton send votes and support suffrage, with ongoing social entertainments around Baltimore Country Club and Green Spring Valley gatherings.
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Staten Island
N. Y
Josephus Daniels
Denver
William Randolph Hearst
James H Preston
Preston
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Peter Goslet
William F. Sheehan
John E Osborne
Wyoming
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Mack
May Arkwright Hutton
Spokane
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Taggart
Indianapolis
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Claude A Swanson
Robert W. Dunn
Washington
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John Pearce Evelyn Byrd
H. D. Flood
Byrd
Green Spring Valley
Loring A. Cover
John Mosley Walker
William Bauernschmidt
Loch Raven
Chases Station
J. Butler Woodward
John J McGahren
T O'Boyle
Nathan R. Straus
Lehmann Leaves Justice Post in Washington
Frederick W. Lehmann, retiring solicitor general, says he will resign after a successor is confirmed and return to Missouri to practice law with his sons Sears and John. He notes offices affecting the administration should be held by those in political accord with the administration.
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Department of Justice
Taft
Wickersham
Mr. Lehmann
Lehmann
Senate
St Louis
Sears
John §. Lehmann
Missouri City
Washington
Washington Produce Market wholesale quotations listed
The Washington produce market lists wholesale prices for fruits vegetables and dairy from Florida North Carolina New York Michigan Virginia and nearby states. Items include apples potatoes onions peppers lettuce strawberries peaches oranges and more with varied prices and grades across crates bbls and boxes.
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Rea@an
Regge
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Washington cattle market report with mixed demand
Calves active and hogs improving amid steady sheep and lamb trade. Prices show hogs around 7.50 and 4.00 for various weights, while calves and sheep movements reflect fluctuating appetite. Data appears fragmented but indicates better demand for calves and steady totals across livestock categories.
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Hanford Inquiry Continues On Judge's Intoxication Claim
Seattle July 1 The House judiciary subcommittee resumed its inquiry into charges against United States District Judge Hanford over the disfranchisement of Leonard Olsson a Socialist City Councilman Oliver Erickson former president of the Seattle Manufacturers Association testified he had often seen the judge under the influence of liquor The first occasion was five years ago on a street car He said he could tell sleep from intoxication and stated the man was intoxicated.
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Seattle
Waah
House Judiciary Committee
United Sates
Hanford
Leonard Olsson
Oliver Erickson
Seattle Manufacturers’ Association
McCormick Seeks Roosevelt Ties In Illinois Split
Rice of Chicago Robert R. McCormick travels to Oyster Bay to press for Roosevelt alignment, asserting Illinois Governor Deneen cannot carry the state for Taft. Roosevelt ally Col. Roosevelt endorses rapid organization in Illinois as Tennessee treasurer G. T. Taylor reports Roosevelt sentiment growing there.
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G. T. Taylor
Tennessee
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Robert R. McCormick
Chicago
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Gov
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Illnois
McCormick
Republican Organization
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Deneen
Alexander H Revell
Col Roosevelt
Ilinois
Congress
Coli
Taylor
Insurance Suits Put Off Until September in Alexandria
Alexandra circuit court continued trials involving the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York and several claimants over policies on the late B. Board. The case, tied to a death claimed accidental, was rescheduled for September 11. Other actions included asset reports for the Belle-Pre Bottle Company, property sales confirmations, and a postoffice clerk case continued to January. The city budget gained from a poker room raid, and plans for a safe Fourth of July in George Washington Park include a tournament, addresses, and a coronation ball at the Alexandria Light Infantry Armory.
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Alexandria Post Office
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Warrenton
Page
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Breng and
Keith
Alexandria
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George Washingtons Park
Flour City case drives freight rate cuts earns end to Great Lakes monopoly
Interstate Commerce Commission ruling in the Flour City case directs reductions in flour freight rates from Minneapolis and nearby Northwest points to the Atlantic seaboard. The decision aims to break the long standing eastbound Great Lakes monopoly, alleviating high rates felt by eastern shippers.
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Minneapolis
Atlantic Seaboard
Great Lake
Joy at White House Deadlock HewS Pleasant Democratic Convention Struggle
The protracted and bitter Democratic national convention at Baltimore has lifted smiles from many faces including President Taft and White House staff. Taft plans undecided as to campaigning, may stay off the stump while watching events. He will accompany Mrs. Taft to Beverly Mass, then return Wednesday.
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Chicago
Benator Crane
Massachusetts
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Philadelphia
Washington
Homer N Boardman
United States
Western District of
Oklahoma
McWade
No. 9
Sergi Williams
Dickinson
House Upholds Speaker Clark With Broad Support
The House passed a unanimous resolution reaffirming full faith in Speaker Mark Clark’s honor integrity and patriotism after attacks in Baltimore. Introduced by Republican Representative Austin of Tennessee, the measure sparked bipartisan applause as lawmakers voiced confidence in the presiding officer.
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House
Austin
Tennessee
Champ Clarks
House blocks bill to bar prize fight film shipment
Senate bill to prohibit interstate shipment of prize fight moving picture films was blocked by the House. Representative Sins of Tennessee urged immediate passage citing the Johnson-Wigan fight set for July 4 and seeking to keep reels from leaving New Mexico. On a point of order that a quorum was absent the House adjourned despite objections.
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House
Sins
Tennessee
New Mexico
Sima
Navy to Man Panama Ships in New York Colon Service
The navy will supply enlisted men to operate Panama Railway Company ships between New York and Colon to replace workers who joined a general strike. Regular service is essential for canal workers and canal needs.
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Panama Railway Company
New York
Colon
Canal
California Senator Proposes Resolution on Campaign Expenses
Senator Works of California, a progressive Republican, introduced four resolutions to investigate recent campaign contributions and expenditures. He alleges Taft’s renomination was procured illegally and calls for names of officials involved, salaries, primary voter percentages, and delegate payments, while arguing the party may face defeat in 1912.
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California
Senator Works
Taft
Senate
Mr Works
Washington
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