Tariff Board Wins One More Year of Life in Senate
Senate vote 34 to 20 approves $328,900 expenditure to extend the Sundry Civil Appropriation Act for continued tariff board investigation. House had opposed. fate depends on House conference outcome. Debate centers on pension office funding and restrictions on former Justice Department aides as private counsel. Senate aims to finish the appropriation bill and send it to the House soon.
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Taft
Tariff Board
Senate
Demerats
Chamberlain
Newlanda
Thornton
Stone and Bacon
Congress
Aii
Hale
Kristin
Stone
Bad Board
Federal Trepartment of Justice
Tha Senate
House
Fhe Senate
Quorum Shortfall Forces House Adjournment
The House adjourned due to lack of quorum as too few members stayed for business. Telegrams were sent to over two dozen members urging quick return, with Democratic leaders planning admonition for absentees. Representative McMorran called the quorum question after the prayer, but minutes wasted waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubie
Ocera
Gimmer Reands
Mice Borthe
McMorran Republican
Michigan
Quarim
Senate Debates Roller Method To End Segregation
Senator Borah mocked Republican leaders to end seagion but Senate adjourned with protests from many. Farah pressed to move the meeting to 1 o clock, and a vote was postponed to today as debate continued in the chamber.
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Senate
Borah Yester
Arein
Seagion Fle
Farah
Tor Tian
Pensions deadlock may move to define positions
Conferees from House and Senate are likely to seek a joint definition of their positions on continuing pension agencies nationwide. The House insists on abolishing agencies outside Washington, while the Senate would allow abolition only by presidential action after March 4, 1913.
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Brant
Congress
House
Senate
Washington
Kenyon Pursues Liquor Bill Ahead of Adjournment
Senator Cummins reports progress as Kenyon presses the measure to urge Senate consideration before adjournment. Kenyon seeks to win passage of the Kenyon-Sandera liquor bill amid a looming constitutional debate on federal versus state regulation of interstate liquor commerce.
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Senate
Cummins
Iowa
Kenyon
Assails Parcel Plan Favors U S Owning Express
Maine Senator Gardner attacks the parcels post plan in the Senate post office appropriation bill arguing government ownership of the express business would cost more in the first year than buying out express companies. He criticizes Bourne's plan as a mocker, warns of railroad gains, and notes a rail pay boost of 2.5 million alongside a 250 million plus supply bill. The bill creates a three and three congressional commission to study the issue and tightens clerk labor rules while barring union leverage.
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Maine
Senate
Gardner
Bourne
Post Office
House
Congress
Thia Ia
Fase Freight
Free Canal Toll Debate Shapes Panama Bill
Senate debate over the Panama Canal administration bill stretches into the week with Senator Percy advocating tolls but proposing the canal as a world offering. Brandegee doubts quick action while Bristow argues the Clayton-Bulwer treaty faded before Hay-Pauncefote. Alfred Mitchell Tunes and Chandler P. Anderson confer on the British protest as the issue tests treaty rights and U S responsibility.
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Senate
Percy
Mississippi
Brandegee
United States
England
Great Britain
Bristow
Cumming
Alfred Mitchell Tunes
Chandler P. Anderson
Department of State
State Department
May Try Archbald Sooner Plan Changes After Hanford Resigns
Senate sentiment for immediate trial of Judge Robert W. Archbald of the Commerce Court rises after Judge Cornelius H. Hanford of Washington resigns. Taft has not yet accepted the resignation and seeks Attorney General Wickersham’s opinion on how it affects House Judiciary Committee plans. The committee, led by Henry D. Clayton, will meet to decide whether impeachment proceeds proceed regardless of acceptance.
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Senate
Hanford
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
House
Cornelius H. Hanford
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Archhbald
Taft
Wickersham
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Henford
Clayton
Yeaturday
Plague Suspects Reported. New Cases in Porto Rico
Reports to Public Health and Marine Hospital Service list two new bubonic plague suspicions in Porto Rico. Cable from Dr Creel notes a case in San Turpe and another in Fuerza de Tierra. Also notes three Gillison brothers drowned near Fairfield, Irving 7 miles northeast of the city as of July 23.
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Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
P. A. Surg
Robert H. Creel
Porto Rico
Creel
San Turpe
Fuerza de Tierra
Fairfield
James P. Gillison
Irving
March and Opera Overture Medley with Varied Titles
A mixed program listing Marches and overtures including Thomas Jefferson Overture and Tannhauser pieces, Capriccio Espagnole, Sevillane, Elgar Flügelhorn, Soloy, Threat Charmer, Neuendorf led by Walter F. Smith Meir, La Gloconds Ponchialli, Humoreague, Dvorak Love's Dream After the Ball, Celbulke, Hungarian Rhapsody No 1, and The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jeferson
Tannhauser
Caprici Espagnole
Elgar Fluckelhorn
Naval Compromise Likely In House Naval Bill
The Democratic caucus debated approving one battleship in the naval bill if the Senate drops its demand for two. Conferees have argued without agreement. A Tilman suggested single battleship is favored, while about two Democrats push for two ships or liberty from voting pledges. Outcome uncertain but plan for one battleship compromise appears likely.
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House
Senate
Tilman
Padgett
House Naval Committee
Navy Department
Labor measures indorsed by Senate committee on education
The Senate committee on education and labor yesterday endorsed the proposed department of labor and a commission on industrial relations. Senator Borah will report both bills with a recommendation for passage. The labor department bill recently passed the House.
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Department of Labor
House
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Borah
Commission On Industrial Relations
Lorimer Out of Politics Two Hour Address Declares Vindication
Chicago July address by William Lorimer declares he will not participate in the national campaign this fall and will seek vindication after the campaign ends. He says he is not a candidate and will tell the truth to the people when the heat dies down, appealing to Illinois and national audiences.
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Chicago
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Orchestra Hall
Lorimer
Taft
Roosevelt
Germany Blames England Over Naval Debate and Sea Policy
In Berlin and London reports declare German public opinion largely unruffled by the British commons debate on naval funding. Churchill’s speech sparks discussion of a naval law. British ministers insist sea power remains vital and Britain will maintain superiority. The controversy centers on blame for armament increases and echoes the Moroccan crisis.
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Berlin
House of Commons
London
Germany
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
Vossiche Zeitung
Arthur J. Balfour
David Lloyd George
Mansion House
Viscount Haldane
Great Britain
Escapee Lieut William C Stone Nears New York City Return
Lieut William C Stone retired of the 8th Army Air Corps escaped from the Government Hospital for the Insane July 16. He was reported captured at Herkimer and was being taken toward northern New York state by a Herkimer deputy sheriff. Authorities say Stone is not considered dangerous. Police nationwide were alerted after the escape.
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William C. Stone
Government Hospital For
Herkimer
New York State
Stone
Washington Priests Deny Decollete Gowns at Church Confirmations
Vatican authority Cardinal Cavaralli warned that decollete attire would be barred at confirmations. Washington prelates say no change in local custom has occurred and high necklines remain standard at church events. Rectors James Mackin Ward Buckey and J D Marr all affirm Washington Catholic women dress modestly and wear high collars.
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Cardinal Cavaralli
Venice
Washington
Artetides Cavaralli
Europe
Mgr
James FF. Mackin
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Garth
Father Waward
Buckey
St. Matthew's Church
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Father Buckey
J. D. Marr
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Ewighth and
Natreets Northwest
Father Marr
Fatally Hurt By Auto In Allentown Collision
Allentown Pennsylvania July 21 Lieutenant White Lieut Games of the Argentine commission in charge of Bethlehem Steel Works work was en route to the city from Bethlehem when his car struck Charles Ott of South Allentown. Ott died today at a hospital after the collision. The commission members Ford and his bride were with Games. The accident was said to be unavoidable as a second machine coming from the opposite direction prevented steering clear.
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Allentown
Games
Bethlehem Steel Works
Bethlehem
Charles Ott
South Allentown
Ott
Lieut
Ford
Lieut. Games
Germany buys fast airship Z III for war department
Berlin July 2 The war department took over the latest Zeppellin rigid airship after an eighteen hour endurance and speed trial. The Z III reached 49 miles an hour and is hailed as the world’s fastest dirigible. It will be stationed at the fort near Metz on the French frontier.
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Berlin
War Department
Fortreau
Metz
Two Stars Oppose Like Shining Foes
The Daily Noroscope from July 14 1912 warns Urania opposes the sun bringing unsettled conditions, possible violence and fires, with global troubles in Europe and the Americas. It notes Jupiter and Venus influence favorably for merchants women and business profits, while old and ill benefit. Birthdates near Cancer Leo cusp produce ambitious, honorable traits.
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Urania
Europe
United States
North America
England
Germany
Russia
Latin
Jupiter
Venus
Mara Rujes
Leo
Woman Hobo's Trip Ends in Train Tragedy
In Cincinnati a woman identified as Mrs Lilian Sutcliff of Louisville along with two men Dankhoff and Jenkinson were struck by a Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern train on the outskirts. Jenkinson died instantly, Dankhoff died later. Sutcliff revealed she was the third man in the party and had joined last Thursday seeking “something for life.”
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Macquerade
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lillian Sutcliff
Louisville
William Dankhoff
A. B. Jenkinson
Lafayette
Ind
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Jenkinson
Dankhoff
Probe into Col Wilsons Vacation After Testimony
An investigation is planned into the alleged Outing of Christopher Columbus Wilson former president of United Wires Telegraph Company after his transfer from Atlanta Federal penitentiary to testify in bankruptcy proceedings Acting U S District Attorney Pratt says the inquiry will occur after his testimony and may take the form of a Joint Doe proceeding before the Federal grand jury The matter has stirred comment due to reports of Wilson enjoying outings about town with Keeper Shea of Atlanta while believed confined in the Tombs prison.
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New York
Christopher Columbus Wilson
United Wires Telegraph Company
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
United States District
Pratt
Col. Wilson
Doe
Federal Grand Jury
Shea
Atlanta
Tombs
Tribute to Naval Heroism in Rescue at Sea
Beekman Winthrop Acting Secretary of the Navy commends Frank Fencl Charles W Eicher Edward P M Davids and Thomas Swords of the U S Piorida for bravery in rescuing a deranged enlisted man George W Dearwater who went overboard to end his life early July 11. the rescuers’ swift actions saved him from drowning.
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Frank Fencl
Charles W. Eicher
Edward P. M. Davids
Thomas Swords
U. S
Piorida
Beekman Winthrop
Baltimore and Ohio Railroads Royal Blue Line Schedules
Rail schedules detail leave times from Union Station for the Royal Blue Line to Philadelphia New York and other terminals. Lists Diners and Parlor Cars daytime trains Sleeper cars overnight and multiple daily departures with varied timing across cities including St Louis Louisville Pittsburgh Cleveland Columbus Wheeling and Philadelphia. Ticket offices and phone numbers are provided.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Union Station
Royal Blue Line
Philadelphia
New York
Liberty &Treet
W. Twenty-Third Street
Atlantic City
Baltis
ST. Louis
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Columbus
Wheeling
Penness
Southern Railway
South S. B
Washington
Atlanta
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orleana
God
Chattanooga
Memphis
Asheville
Atianta
Anniston
Birmingham
Talladega
Calera
Selma
Uniontown
Demopolis
Meridian
Roanoke
Bristol
Coxville
Vicksourg
New Orleans
Knoxville
Nashville
Columbia
Summerville
Charleston
Aiken
Augusta
Savannah
Brunswick
Jacksonville
Florida ‘Paints
Cadforsia
Danville
Jocal
Harriconburg
Charlottesville
Vor
Warrenton
I. &. Brown
Chesapeake Beach Railway
Chesapeake Beach
District Linn
District Line
Beach
W. F. Jones
Chesapeake and Ohio Lines
St. Louie
Chicago
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louie OP
Chtcaco Jellman
F. F. OY. Limited
West
Southwest
Northwest
Hot Springs
Locherfile
la Carte
Pa. Ave
Untoo Station
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Bill Moee
National Biscuit Company
Dachive
U.S
Panama
Calla
U. S&s. Marine Band
U. S. Capitol
William H. Santelmann
Lloyd George
Lieut. Stone
Cutigura
Dirigible Z. II
Wilson
Wiil
Palais Royal
A. Lisner
TRE
Columbia Players
Wiggs
Priran
Wight
Ang Washington
Lion and the
Kaalinaron
Detroit
T. Arthur Smith
Henderson's
New York Ave
Ham Adams
G. Seka & Co
7Th St
Sam's
Uth St
Avi
Glen Echo
Moving Pictures
Church of the
J. Gwen & Son
Irving Street
Ohinbia
Steilwagon
Healé
Stellwagon and
Wolf's
Pleasant Plains
Scheuteren Park
Isi
Ort Jumbla
Washington, D.C
WM. & Phillips
Chas. D. Sager
Trustees
Thos
J. Owen & Son
Twelfth Street
District of Columbia
City of
Diatelet
District of Columbus
Triste
D. C
Alexander K. Phillips
F Street Northwest
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Frederburg
Encal
Fredericksburg
Milford
Railroads
Rae
Cuno A
Rudolph
Edward M. Mareham
the Christ of
Lattres’ CO
Dupont Circle
Elmore
Ennoyancen
Charles E Myers
Tel
Cadillac
Pierce-Arrow Baker-Electric
the Cock & Stoddard Co
Ave
G. R. Cone
Wayne Ofl Tank and Pump Co
M. Dougal, Agt
Ames
Essenkay Sales CO
Herreshoff
Chang
M. K. Gilmour
O. Mala
Truluks
Imperial 5Iotgr CO
Conn
Kappart Touring Car
Warren
Herrashoff
Ibatavia Tires
T. Donohoe
St. N. W
National
Hudson
Regal Storm Motor Car CO
14Th St
Buick Motor CO
Connecticut Arc
Detroit Electric
Apperson
Emerson & Orme
Hi Street
H. B. Leary
Tel. N
Raz Oe
Miller Brothers Auto and Supply House
National Electrical Supply Co
N. Y. Ave
Winton
Winton Motor Car CO
Warder Bldg
Das Phom
Congressional Garage CO
Ave. S. E
Oakland
M. T. Pollock
Imperial Motor Company
Copa
Pat
Chalmers
T. Hayled
Tourist Auto Livery CO
14Th St. Nw
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