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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1912

Page

7

Ban On Water Grabs Pinchot Agrees With Him

Conservationists push to shield government power rights in undeveloped territories as Army Engineers report on potentially commercial dam projects. Taft era debate centers on whether water powers over streams should be controlled by War Department and national government or left to private capital and state interests, with Stimson and War Department policies under scrutiny.

Army al Hane Ongresa Arms Engineera

Emergency bill for August prepared by legislators

An emergency appropriation resolution to fund government operations until Congress passes general appropriation bills is being prepared and would likely extend appropriations through September. The July 1 resolution that extended last year’s appropriations expires this week, with current lines mostly in fortifications river and harbor diplomacy and DC budgets already in place.

District of Columbia

Cotton tariff clash looms in tax and sugar debate

House Ways and Means moves to reintroduce the cotton tariff terms from the Democratic bill vetoed by Taft while aiming to vote separately on sugar and wool excise measures. Majority sentiment favors letting Senate edits in wool and the excise tax be rejected, with a likely conference on differences.

Senate Congress Taft Ways and Means Committee House Underwood

Legal Record Summary of Court Orders and Real Estate Filings

A dense legal record lists court actions including guardianship appointments, amendments in probate cases, and orders to sell stock. It details various trustees and plaintiffs such as Washington Loan and Trust Company, Samuel F Stonebraker, and multiple property parcels in Manor Park and Washington Heights, with dates around 1928 1929 and monetary figures like 40 000 and 2 400. It notes bond amounts and attorney representations including Welch and Wright, with numerous real estate lots and squares noted for conveyances and liens.

Jaerce Wright Mary E Reamer PB Rav Tof Susie Alezsoder George F Collins Ts Ausan Mary F Jacques Caveat Torneys JD Sullivan Mo J Colbert Mary C Gunther Henry Ry James & van Sant Mary C Gusthar Eleventh Hmmons Smith Et al W. Thompson Burch Ralph L. Jiall William P George E Reily Granby Thomas H Pickford Samuel W Pickford Tota Fourteenth Fifteenth Lee Brown James B Mary T Nicholson Squars Holmfad Jamen Jo Keefer Harry B Willson Third Fourth Charles H Nussbaum Ter- Tepe Mahoney Highviem Harry Wardman John D Margeret Ho Brosnan Xquara Streaty Secon William T. Mores Harry C Mnnes BR Golden Considson Thomas Vo Smith Patworth Alexander Millar J Philip Herrmann Holmead Manor Eliza C Woodsillo Marr Manor Park William M Terrell Samuel FE Stonebraker William M Terrellef Jamesl E Stonebraker Manor Park—Transit Realty Company Samuel F_ Stonebraker Samuel E Bronebraker William H Morrow Lewis P Roberta Truateea Lote Joe Lea Hull Margy K. Boss Glenn Phelps Ruth T Newman Aseare Margaret Washington Loan and Trust Company Equitable Cooperative Building Association Washington Heights Addie A. Barrett Loui R Peex Watson F Clark Edward Anna J. Mehlerta Louis A. Peak Watson F. Clark NcKnew Block & Nonesuch Frederick Young Justee Willam J Fiather John D Coughlan William H. Dorsey Henry Robinach William A. Hill Rignald W Beall Charles W Dar Algernon Gardiner W. Gilbert Ellan Woodall Sama Lewis P. Roberts Norton M Little Joseph F Page William M Terratl Tata

Archbald Admits Aid to Associates in Deals

Judge Archbald of the Commerce Court acknowledges participation in the culm panic deal and explains a $526 bar gift to his Italy trip as accepted for friendship. Senators consider awaiting fall for impeachment trial while noting possible campaign use of postponement.

Trobert W Archbald Commerce Court Washington Europe Archbald Senate Penrose Poindexter Kern Watson Foster Bankhead Gallinger Worthington Archhbald George M. Watson Marian Coal Company Lackawanna Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission Wits Lackwanna Railroad Beranton Italy The Bar

Senator Washburn Dead in Minneapolis at 81

Former United States Senator William D Washburn died in Minneapolis shortly after 1 o clock tonight at age 81. A Bowdoin graduate and longtime Minnesota leader, he served in the state assembly, the Forty sixth and later Congress, and the Senate from 1889 to 1895. He returned from Europe after illness and died at home after a life in law flour milling and lumber enterprises.

Minneapolis United States Wiliam D Washburn Northwest Washburn Europe America William Drew Washburn Livermore Israel and Martha Washburn Bowdoin College Minn Minnesota Assembly United States Senate Dwight May Sabin Senate

THINK SHIP FIGHT HALF WON

The leaders of the no-battle ship forces in the House told Representative William Sulzer they knew they were beaten and would compromise on one new battleship this year. Sulzer said the fight for two ships would continue, as Republicans and Senate conferees stood firm for two ships until the cows came home.

House William Sulzer New York Sulser Senate Sulzer

Sponsor for the New York christening faces draft

The Navy Department must pick a sponsor for the battleship New York to be launched in Brooklyn this fall. Miss Gaynor daughter of New York City mayor Miss Elsie Calder daughter of Representative Calder and Miss OGorman daughter of a New York senator were suggested. Officials likely will ask Governor Dix to name the sponsor to avoid a public selection.

Navy Department New York Brooklyn Navy Yard Gaynor Elsie Calder Representative Calder Brooklyn O'Gorman Gov. Dix

Quitclaim clears river land title facing federal works

Sidney Bieber relinquished his claim to a strip of land along the Anacostia River between Eighteenth and Twenty third streets southeast by deed to the United States. The move ends fears of halting waterway improvements tied to District of Columbia funding. A $21,000 valuation was set by a special board, with Congress previously stalled on repealing the enabling act.

United States Anacostia River Sidney Bieber Congress Bieber District of Columbia Bleber Col W C Langfitt Secretary of War Anacostia

Coal price inquiry urged by Pennsylvania Democrat

Rep Difenderfer introduced a resolution urging the Secretary of Commerce and Labor to investigate the cost and profit elements behind current anthracite prices. He alleged a hard coal trust and that Pennsylvania coal costs more in Philadelphia than in New York, despite miners’ wage gains.

Secretary of Commerce and Labor Difenderfer Pennsvania Pennsylvania Philadelphia New York

Anderson Resolution Demands Beer Misbranding Probe

Representative Anderson of Minnesota introduced a House resolution demanding public release of a report on beer misbranding. The measure urges the Department of Agriculture to state plans to correct adulterations and misbranding, challenging Secretary Wilson’s handling of the Wiley report and a majority on the pure food and drugs board.

Anderson House Minnesota Wilson Wiley Pure Food and Drugs Board Department of Agriculture

New York Grain July 9 Wheat and Corn Markets Update

New York spot wheat firm on port and ballast, futures rallied on favorable weather and export demand. Baltic reports of demand supported prices. September 2014 at 1.02, December near 1.034. Corn spot steady with exports and receipts noted. barley listed nominal.

New York Northern Duluth

DROP BEEF TRUST SUIT APPROVAL LIKELY WICKERSHAM SAYS

Attorney General Wickersham weighs in on the packers plan to dissolve the National Packing Company saying it may be approved with final details in writing. He notes the scheme appears to disintegrate the trust in line with Sherman antitrust law and could avoid a civil dissolution suit. Pack ers counsel Ralph Crews cites anticipated accomplishments and expects further reports before a final decision.

Sherman Law National Packing Company Wickersham Packers Ralph Crews

Pujo Resolution Sparks Senate Finance Committee Split

Senate finance panel votes 6 to 7 to adverse report the Pujo resolution expanding powers of the House money trust committee to probe national banks. McCumber La Follette and four Democrats back the measure while Bailey opposes. Minority report and amendments possible ahead of floor fight. Also notes calls for rubber district atrocity information and Owen campaign spending figures.

Senate Senate Finance Committee House “Money Trust Pujo McCumber la Follette Simmons Williams Kern Johnson Maine Bailey House Committee Money Trust

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