Democrats in Alarm No Accord in Party Work
New York July 2 The Evening Post reports Willam Church Osborn state Democratic Chairman cites apathy and discord across New York. He notes President Obama? following a middle of the road policy, with tensions among Murphy Malone and elements loyal to Tammany. Osborn discusses patronage, postmasters, and fears for Democratic unity ahead of November elections.
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Who Shail Control Pacific Lecture Tonight at First Presbyterian
A speaker labeled as an eminent lecturer from Waseda University is set to address the Pacific-Oriental relations topic titled Supremacy. The talk aims to present informed views on Far East conditions as part of a Sunday evening program at First Presbyterian Church. Dr Tales, chair of Emalish histes, is noted for his involvement and the event is part of the church’s ongoing scholarly series. Dr Stanley delivered a sermon at the Fitat Presbyterian Church earlier this week.
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Redfield Plans Maine Outing in August Vacation
Redfield and colleagues prepare for a Maine woods trip slated for August. Secretary of Cam oe will depart after Assistant Secretary Awaeky returns to duty from Michigan.
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Western voters split as parties clash over prohibition and drift
The piece surveys shifting Western politics with Iowa Republicans opposing a planks on repeal and backing current prohibition laws. It notes the Kansas and Nevada contests, Republican gains, Democratic factionalism, and the rising influence of Progressives and anti-Sullivan forces. It also flags rising farm and business concerns, labor mood, and early national election dynamics.
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New York Mayor Mitchel Visits White House On Tammany Talks
Gotham's Mayor Mitchel Dudley Feld Malone and Frank Polk pressed the White House for the president to oppose Tammany Hall in New York state politics. They urged backing Roosevelt or Hennessy for governor while seeking to keep federal hands off until the scene clarified. McCombs may meet the president today as local leaders seek fair city elections and to sustain Democratic strength in Congress.
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Postmaster Quits in Rage in New York Letter
Rochester Democrat state committeeman Rignay of Yates Wayne Ontario counties resigned as East Bloomfield postmaster. He says Burleson administration is disloyal to Democrats, cites credential refusals and patronage shifts favoring antiorganization nominees including Thomas Oabome of Auburn. He was appointed postmaster last spring.
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McGuire Drives Administration Backing for Hennessy Run
New York dispatch says James K McGuire, Syracuse mayor, secured full White House backing for John Hennessy in New York gubernatorial race. Treasury Secretary McAdoo now directs New York politics, Roosevelt shifts upstate, Roosevelt ally Roanvelt sidelined. Administration friends to back Hennessy. federal appointments to be scrutinized. Catholics to be avoided for postmaster roles where possible.
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Commission Formed to Propose Navy Law Overhaul
Secretary Daniels named a commission led by Assistant Secretary Roosevelt to study and propose new congressional Navy regulations aimed at ending the naval plucking board. Members include Rear Admiral Victor Blue Naval Constructor D W Taylor and Lieut Charles M Austin. La Fontaine Critically ill in Baltimore after pneumonia. he is 19 77 years old and longtime Center Market vendor. Charles H Tyler dies at 76 from fall injuries. coroner to hold inquest. hospital doctors cite infirmities of old age.
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War Declaration Restriction Proposed by Missouri Representative
A joint resolution by Representative Barthaldt of Missouri proposes amending the Constitution to grant Congress power to declare war only in defensive measures. It would add criteria that Congress may not declare war except to repel invasion or under circumstances requiring collective self defense.
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Harris withdraws from Georgia governor race due to workload
William J Harris, director of the census, withdrew from the Georgia governor race citing workload from his federal duties and recent absence. Georgia reports place Harris in a contest with Judge Nat B Harris, a Confederate veteran, as the race dynamics shift amid his decision.
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Vardaman Opposes Jones For Federal Reserve Board Nomination
Mississippi Senator Vardaman denounces the Jones nomination to head the Federal reserve board, accusing him of big business sympathies and warning the currency law’s success hinges on administration. He asserts no personal objection to Jones, but condemns his mental attitude and ties to the trust system.
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Hamburg Shippers Hold to German Jurisdiction View
The Hamburg Shippers Association issued an annual report urging Germany to press its diplomatic stance against U.S. moves to place German ships under American navigation officials. It stresses ships should be governed by German laws and German regulations, not U.S. discretionary authority.
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Warburg May Yield Jones Feels Badly Injured
A Washington Herald summary notes Senator James A. O Gorman believes Paul Warburg will be confirmed to the Federal Reserve Board, conditionally appearing before the Senate banking panel. Jones of Chicago countered the unfavorable report with a letter accusing the committee of unfairly branding New Jersey Zinc as a trust.
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A Chicagoan, resisting claims by a legislative committee, defended the Harveater company as pro active and beneficial to farmers while denying unfair dealing. He argued the Missouri cage matter branding the firm illegal is misrepresented and challenged the New Jersey Zinc Company critique as lacking evidence and called the committee’s examination a judicial overreach.
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McDermott resigns from House amid calls for expulsion
In a dramatic House speech Representative James T McDermott of Chicago announced his resignation to be telegraphed to Illinois Governor ending pending censure or expulsion action. The Hodge committee considers the matter closed and no further reprimand is sought for McDermott and National Association of Manufacturers officers.
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McDermott faces censure over lobby disclosures and resignation
The report details McDermott defending his background and social ties while acknowledging education gaps. It notes his resignation was requested, linked to lobbying testimony by Martin Mulhall, and cites allegations of forged loan papers and improper contributions. The investigation recommended censure for acts unbecoming a public official.
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