Senate Reaches Tariff Vote Accord to End Filibuster
Senate agrees to vote next week on three major Democratic tariff and finance bills after ending a two day filibuster. Wool tariff on Thursday and excise tax bill on Friday to be debated one day each with amendments allowed, final votes before adjournment. Measures include sundry civil appropriation and Alaska civil government issues with adjournment likely by mid August.
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Berger Addresses Socialist Campaign Speech in House
Wisconsin Representative Victor Berger, a socialist, delivers a keynote in the House arguing for his party to gain government control. He claims the country is classed like a monarchy and calls for a working class party to protect its interests. He criticizes allies of capital and contrasts with Roosevelt era rivals.
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Lobeck seeks district input on gas company charters
Nebraska representative Lobeck told district commissioners he requests information on the charters of two gas companies to determine rights and authority behind recent capital stock actions. He promises a report soon and supports appointing experts to help assess if city residents pay too much for gas. Representative Madden backs appointing an expert as part of the proposed plan.
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Cuticura Cure Heals Infant Eczema, 1912 Ad
A Worcester reader recalls her baby suffering eczema that burst and inflamed the face. After trying three doctors without help, Cuticura Soap and Ointment eased symptoms, allowing healing and restful nights. The letter praises Cuticura and offers free samples and a 62 page booklet.
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Archbald to Appear Today for Impeachment Trial
Judge Archbald is due at 1 pm today to answer impeachment charges brought by the House. Senate sergeant at arms served the summons in Scranton, with Archbald invited to request a continuance, though delay hinges on Senate majority. Some senators push for immediate trial while others seek delay until December, citing recall of judges as a remedy.
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Parker Campaign Funds Hearings Reveal Million in Expenditures
William F Sheehan, chairman of the D N C executive committee during Parker’s campaign, testified before the Senate committee that about a million dollars were spent with Belmont as the largest contributor. He said memory limits hinder precise totals and noted some funds went to Maine and Nebraska including about 15,000 to Nebraska. A $310,000 Sugar Refining Company gift was returned before cashing. Additional witnesses and hearings were scheduled.
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Lindbergh Pushes Industrial Relations Committee Plan
Representative Lindbergh of Minnesota introduced a resolution to create a new standing committee in the House. The proposed committee on industrial relations would supervise all bills affecting the nation's economic welfare. The preamble laments the high cost of living and other evils with a lengthy 4,006 word description.
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Daingerfield in Johns Hopkins for operation in ill health
Maj J Foxhall Daingerfield a veteran Kentucky horseman and Latonia Jockey Club steward is at Johns Hopkins Hospital for an operation on an internal disorder. A stamascope exam failed to yield results. He is 78 and transported from Lexington after initial care at the Church Home.
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Bitter at the House Sees System Victory in River Harbors
Senator Newlands assails House conferees for refusing to adopt the Senate amendment directing the board of engineers to report two systematic waterway improvement schemes to Congress. He faults the House's policy as defying public demand and criticizes the current project system as wasteful. The Senate approved the river and harbors appropriation of about 28 million dollars, including 6 million for the Mississippi River improvement, with the conference report adopted.
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Andrew Defends His Stand in Treasury Criticism
Gloucester Mass July 18 Dr A Pratt Andrew who resigned as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury renews charges against Secretary MacVeagh. He urges President Taft to publish a description of Treasury Department conditions written by a high official ten weeks before his resignation. Andrew asserts Ralph and Kram did not contradict his letters and supports their published approvals.
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Reform Plans Under Way In U S Army
Secretary Stimson leads an army council debating reforms to strengthen the United States forces. One plan proposes a reserve corps of men with prior enlistment, serving at musters for light compensation. A second favors expanding the regular army to full war strength and closing the big sedated army, with regiments assigned to cities to aid recall of former enlistees. The council also weighs boosting field artillery by filling skeleton units during war.
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New Turkish cabinet formed under Tewfik Pasha
Constantinople July 1 reports that Tewfik Pasha the Turkish ambassador in London has been named grand vizier and will form a natural cabinet to replace the resigning one. Nasim Pasha, commander of the First army corps, is likely minister of war. The late cabinet fell over acceptance of Mahmoud Mukhtar’s demands including amnesty and clemency for Albanian rebels, troop withdrawal from Albania, and a peace mission may seek to suspend hostilities.
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Plan Commerce Court End Senate Meet Taft Stand
Taft backs an appropropriation bill for the judicial branch that would drop the court of commerce but preserve five judges as extra Federal circuit judges. If the provision fails the five judges would be dropped from the federal rolls, delaying action until the Senate considers the bill.
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Pepper bill seeks U S appeal in powder trust suit
A House bill introduced by Representative Pepper would authorize the United States to appeal the Delaware decree against E I du Pont de Nemours & Co in the federal powder trust case. The measure extends the appeal filing period to 60 days after enactment.
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Conferees vote to disagree on next year's battleship program
Senate and House conferees reported a complete disagreement on the naval appropriation battleship plan for the coming fiscal year. House members Padgett of Tennessee and Gregg of Texas stood firm against new battleships, while Senate conferees favored two ships. Senator Tillman quit the conference room over funding for Charleston navy yard and said he would not sign the report.
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Sabath bill seeks to bar interstate horse racing news
Representative Adolph Sabath of Illinois introduced a federal measure to ban interstate transmission of horse racing news. The bill targets messages giving race odds, results, jockeys, or weights via telegraph telephone wireless or cable and imposes fines up to 2000 dollars or imprisonment up to one year. The act heads to the Interstate Commerce Committee.
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MISS BARNEY MUCH BETTER IN MISSED ACCIDENT REPORT
The report notes Natalie Clifford Barney of Washington and two other young women injured in an automobile accident are recovering. Barney remains bed bound but much improved and plans to return to Paris soon. Mille Mauray’s skull fracture concern eased with better condition. Yardley is well and no longer affected by the crash.
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House Adopts Rule To Fast-Track Shipping And Rail Reform
The House approved a special rule to maximize remaining adjournment time, setting an agenda of seamen improvements, ship registration, duty free shipyard materials, radio regulation, steamship inspection updates, wireless equipment on ships, and federal funding for agricultural education. Minority Leader Mann added a bill to bar importation of diseased nursery stock or plants.
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House Debates Immigration and Seamen Bills Amid Turmoil
Lawmakers debated immigration reform proposed to ease quotas while Rep Roddenberry sought changes but failed. The House then moved to the Seamen's Bill and other appropriations and tariff topics under a new rule. Rep Humphrey condemned the message saying it would force the merchant marine to hire only "the scum of the sea," but no action on the bill followed.
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House Committee Debates Reorganization of the Air Force
The House military affairs committee discussed the Hardwick bill to reorganize the army air fleet. It would give air officers double pay and cap aviation branch officers at 30. Immigrant Station Bill Passed. Senate approved Benetor Swanson’s bill creating an immigration station at Hampton Roads Virginia with 260 dollars for a temporary immigrant building. Senate Confirms Allen Appointment. Sherman P Allen of Vermont was confirmed as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury following A Platt Andrew’s resignation.
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