House Debates Hayden in Caminetti Diggs Case Protest
Lawmakers clash as Rep Kahn pushes papers on DOJ delay in the Caminetti Diggs matter. Senator Ashurst leads protests claiming Hayden lacks experience and favors the Caminetti family, while Attorney General McReynolds defends the process and plans. Four hours of debate scheduled for Friday with potential removal talks.
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T. E. Hayden
House
Representative Kahn
California
Department of Justice
Caminetti-Diggs
McNab
Clayton
Judiciary Committee
Mann
Representative Byrne
Tennesse
Kahn
McReynolds
Thomas E. Hayden
McReyoulds
Hayden
Caminetti
Ashurat
Theodore J. Howie
Matthew J. Sullivan
United States
J. B. Sanford
Sullivan
San Francisco
Mr. McNab
Thomas B. Hayten
Washington
Senator Works
Caminett
Sanford
Democratic State Central Committee
Diggs-Caminett
Augusta
Western Fuel
John L. McNab
Mayo to Be First Officer Examined for Rear Admiral
Captain Henry T. Mayo, now on duty as an aid for personnel at the Navy Department, will be the first officer examined for promotion to rear admiral under the new system. He will appear before an examining board next Tuesday, with Rear Admirals Badger Winslow and Usher of the Atlantic fleet serving on the board.
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Henry T. Mayo
Navy Department
Daniels
Mayo
R Assailant to Prison After Roosevelt Attempt
John Schrank, who tried to kill Theodore Roosevelt in Milwaukee on Oct 13, may soon be moved from Northern Hospital for the Insane to Wisconsin State Prison at Waupun. He is expected to be among about 40 inmates transferred to a new prison department.
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Oshkosh
Wis
John Schrank
Theodore Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Waupun
Schrank
Flags Raised as Guatemala and Honduras Join Panama Pacific Expo
Special to The Washington Post from San Francisco July 11 reports grand site dedication ceremonies at the Panama Pacific Exposition with flags of Guatemala and Honduras raised. Joaquin Mendez, Guatemalan envoy, and Honduran acting minister planted their flags as Pauline Mendez and Amanda Echeverria hoisted them amid cheering crowds. US Navy and Army officers, National Chamber of Commerce officials, and Ambassador O. W. Guthrie witnessed the event. Mendez spoke on growing U S Guatemala friendship.
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Val
Cluatemala
Honduras
Joaquin Mendez
Guatemala
Pauline Mendez
Misa Amanda Echeverria
United States Navy
Army
National Chamber of Commerce
O. W. Guthrie
Japan
Mendez
United States
Governor General Pick Best Suited for Philippines Policy
Oscar Terry Crosby of Warrenton Virginia is viewed as the leading candidate for governor general of the Philippines with several other names urged. President Wilson discussed Philippine questions with War Secretary Garis on at the White House. The move aims to place officials on the ground before broader policy decisions and ultimate independence debates progress in Congress.
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Philippines
Oscar Terry Crosby
Warrenton
Senate
Wilson
Garrison
War Department
White House
Lslands
Jones
Virginia
Congress
Washington
Daniel Lafront
Cleveland
Flest
Democratic Party
Lamont
Gov. Tilden
Tilden
Recall on Government 2s and par retirement plan
Democratic members of the House banking and currency committee reached rough consensus on the administrations 2 percent bond provisions. The plan allows retirement of 6 percent of outstanding bonds yearly, with bonds exchanged for 3 percent bonds and continued circulating privileges. At 20 years, holders receive par with accrued interest, and federal reserve earnings fund redemptions.
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Gissa
House Banking and Currency Committee
Glass
McAdoo
United States
Yearly Reunion at Fort Myer Set by Joint Committee
A bill by Representative Johnson proposes an annual five day encampment for Union and Confederate veterans at Fort Myer with dates set by a joint Grand Army of the Republic and United Confederate Veterans committee. The Secretary of War would provide subsistence, medical care, and other comforts for the camp.
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Fort Myer
Grand Army of the Republic
United Confederate Veterans
Representative Johnson
South Carolina
Girl Killed in Joy Ride Near Elgin
A joy ride in Elgin, HL, early today left Miss Ruby Wook, 18, dead and four others injured, one in critical condition. Victims include Felis O'Connor, 28, Revert Cos. Martin, and Jillian Voip, all taken to beta Cramedway hospital with varied injuries. Mrs Contig noted among witnesses.
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Ruby Wook
Felis O'Connor
Revert Cos. Martin
Jllian Voip
Firth Criage
Contig
Comprehensive race segregation bill for District of Columbia introduced
House member Thompson proposes a rigid white and negro split in street cars and federal and district offices. White employees would be barred from mixed rooms. penalties include fines up to 200 dollars. Cars must offer designated race compartments. officials who refuse to enforce face fines and dismissal.
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Wilson
Cleveland
Lamont
District of Columbia
Congress
House
Oklahoma
Washington
Regatta Preparations and Local Events in Alexandria
Preparations by the Dominion Boat Club for a Potomac regatta next Saturday include races for centipede and four eared shells, single and double oared shells, canoes, and a final turrage and swimming match. Also noted are the marriage of Willie F. Schooler to Rev. Dr. Frank Page, a vagrant sentence for Lewis Cavandagh, a hydrant test by A C Hutson, and the funeral of Rebecca den with burial at the Methodist Protestant Cemetery.
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Alexandria
Dominion Boat Club
Potomac
Ata
Willie F. Schooler
Fredericksburg
Frank Page
Fairfax, Va
Thomas Nelson Page
Italy
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
P. P. Phillips
Rebecca den
Washington
Wheatley’s Chapel
E. V. Regester
Insects Other Than the House Fly Carriers of Disease
An old text reviews pests beyond the common house fly, detailing the ox warble fly damaging cattle and hides, locust plagues in India and America, and yellow fever vectors. It notes control measures including disease-spread for locusts, larvacides for mosquitoes, and a new wasp tongue trap gun.
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Arabic
Asia Minor
Egypt
America
Wyoming
Dakota
Montana
Argentina
Felix Derelle
Pasteur Institute
Panama
Virginia Congressman Seeks 11500 for Roadway Projects
Representative Carlin of Virginia introduced a bill in the House seeking 11500 to supplement Congress funding for roadways from the Highway bridge over the United States agricultural farm in Virginia. The funds would also cover a road from the bridge to the Arlington estate southern boundary and a north south roadway along the eastern boundary of Arlington Cemetery.
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United States Agricultural Farm
Virginia
Carlin
Arlington Estate
Arlington Cemetery
New Fisheries Building Proposed in District
A new District building for the bureau of fisheries is contemplated. Introduced in the House yesterday by Representative Carlin of Virginia, the measure would cap the cost at 760,000. The TL would stand north of Mall between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. An initial allowance of 10,990 for plans is requested.
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Carlin
Virginia
Mall
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
Senator Labels Wilson Tariff as Panic Catalyst and Swindlers Paradise
Colorado Senator Thomas defended the Wilson tariff bill of 1883, blaming former President Cleveland and New York banks for a financial panic. He called the New York Stock Exchange a gambling hell and the Monte Carlo of American finance, labeling it the swindlers paradise. West Virginia and Mississippi colleagues rebutted the Republicans’ panic link, while Rev Joseph W Mauck was reelected president of the Free Baptists conference.
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Colorado
Cleveland
New York
Chilton
West Virginia
la Follette
Senator Chitlton
Williams
Mississippi
Democratic leaders react to tariff attack and Foss Canadian branch plan
Democratic leaders showed calm indifference to Gov. Foss of Massachusetts criticizing the Democratic tariff bill. Foss noted his B F Sturtevant Company would open a Canadian branch, drawing little comment. Senators argued the Canadian tariff issue, not the American one, drives capital across the border and doubted any different tariff would prompt Canadians to lower barriers.
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Massachusetts
B. F. Sturtevant Company
Gov. Foss
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