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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1912

Page

7

Lorimer Attacks Foes In Chicago Vote Buying Claims

Senator William Lorimer defended his Senate seat and attacked Taft Roosevelt and his critics in a long floor speech. He produced affidavits from Chicago convention delegates alleging money offered to swing votes and attacked Chicago papers and public figures while pledging to uphold national governance and party standards.

Roosevelt Chicago Root and Kenyon Deneen Wiliam Lorimer Iinoi Taft Senate Loner Woloresine Luke Lea Lortieri Lee Rhonme Buckley Sherraf R . Butts Willam Jones Cecorma Adavita Rime Lorimer Tra International Harvester Company Incigaan Ipport Lorver

Itching and Burning Eczema Cited in Baltimore Ad

An Baltimore reader describes a severe eczema from a sprained ankle and skin inflammation. He used Cuticura Soap and Ointment with bandaging and bath, reporting relief after weeks and praising the products. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and a 32 page Skin Book, with samples offered.

Wolfe St Baltimore Ian Herderson Cuticura Dept.t Boston

Judge Must Stand Trial In Public Fraud Case

Senators Lorimer and allies clash with Gov Deneen and editors over impeached claims. Lorimer blasts press as corrupt while pledging return to power. Thornton and Lea defend and attack legality of the seat dispute. Reed targets Hines and O Neill Browne amid tariff and election meddling accusations.

Deneen Lorimer Gov Deneen Beme Senate Thornton Louisiana Cullom Illinois Reed Hines

Wilson Ready to Testify on Colorado Irrigation Link

Secretary Wilson prepared to testify in response to a resolution by Representative Akin of New York criticizing his support for a Colorado land project. He stated his son Jasper works for an irrigation firm near Denver, denied government involvement or funding, and offered to appear before any congressional committee to confirm he knows nothing about the company.

Akin New York Wilson Department of Agriculture Colorado Jasper Denver Senate Great Britain Knox Innes Eay United States War Stimson Canal Tolla Taft Congress Stimson Eugene T Chamberlain Senator O'Gorman Commercial Club Kansas City Panama Canal Adamson Georgia House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee Stevens Minnesota

House OKs Contempt Bill for Federal Court Cases

The House passed the Clau sien contempt bill by 232 to 18. It would allow trial by jury for indirect contempt of a Federal court if enacted. The measure targets AFL leaders Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitcher, with an attempted substitute by Rep Sterling of Hindes defeated.

House Clausien Senate Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison John Mitcher American Federation of Labor Representative Sterling Hinds

New Army Bill Reported by Military Affairs Committee

The reconstructed army appropriation bill, trimmed of the plan to remove Maj Gen Wood and other features disliked by the administration, was favorably reported to the Senate by the military affairs committee. The Pepper bill to boost National Guard efficiency would pay guardsmen 2 percent of regular soldier pay, with officers receiving 6 to 15 percent, contingent on drill attendance.

Wood Senate Military Affairs Committee House Military Affairs Committee National Guard

Akin Attacks Sausage Trust And House Caucus Plans

Representative Theron Akin of New fork declares the sausage trust deceives the public by adulterating meat with 3 to 30 percent cereal and potato flour. He asks the Attorney General to probe enforcement of regulations by the Bureau of Animal Industry or Agriculture. Democrats plan a caucus to name a new Sergeant-at-Arms and review committee assignments. Massey was not sworn in due to Senate deadline linked to the Lorimer case.

Theron Akin New Fork Sausage Trust Attorney General Bureau of Animal Industry Department of Agriculture House Jats Stokes Jackson Indiana Underwood Ways and Means Committee Massey Senate Julse W. A Massey Nevada Nixon Vorg Lorimer

Senate sees three steel reports from Stanley inquiry

The Stanley investigating committee expects at least three reports on United States Steel Corporation. Chairman Stanley weighs facts with Representative Gardner of Massachusetts and Representative Young of Michigan. Gardner may prepare a minority view while seeking remedies to prevent future deals, and June 7 action hinges on Monday discussion.

House Committee United States Steel Corporation Stanley Gardner Massachusetts Tennessee Coal and Iron Company Young Michigan Congress

Pope says freer Catholic Church abroad than in Catholic lands

Rome reports the Pope views the Roman Catholic Church as freer in Protestant countries and in the United States than in Catholic nations. The encyclical prepared for Constantine’s victory anniversary outlines tensions with governments and reviews current church-state relations worldwide.

Rome United States Constantine Maxentius

Sufferin Taller Robbed in Newport Villa Break In

Burglars entered the Ochre Point villa of T Suffern Taller of New York early today, stealing about 5000 dollars worth of silverware and fleeing in a small skiff. The silver was found hours later in a bushes clump on Merton road. Police believe they landed at the foot of Cliff avenue, and abandoned the haul as daylight approached after forcing a dining room window and being frightened away.

Newport T Suffern Taller New York Merton Road Cliff Avenue

Mary Ellen and Mr Mary Ellen argue about suffrage

A domestic scene unfolds as Mary Ellen questions suffrage, debating with Mr Mary Ellen about women’s rights, jail fears, and hearing both sides. She contemplates attending a suffrage play with Mrs Broomall’s group, testing whether men or women lead views on the issue.

Mary Ellen Sisterhood

Kaiserine to Visit England to Recuperate Health

Berlin July 11 reports the German empress, whose health has caused court concern, will visit England in the autumn to recuperate.

Berlin England

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