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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1911

Page

9

Congress Condensed The Woolen Pryodule Revisiot Mil

Congress adjourned amid a clash between Republicans and Democrats as Chairman Underwood led revisions and the Ways and Means Committee considered the Woolen Policy. Knox returned a record request to the State Department while the House debated expenditures. The new congressman received gifts and congratulations before leaving Washington for the Fifteenth Ward meeting and plans return next Tuesday.

Underwood Bon Gary House United States Knox Jaraaiaa Ai Reyburn Washington Fitteanth Ward

Local Insurance Reform Aims to Curb Reckless Washington Firms

Washington lawmakers pursue three bills to tighten oversight of local life and accident insurers. Proposed moves require annual reports, raise capital from 1000 to 50,000, and impose fines and charter suspensions for rebates or misrepresentation. Superintendent Ingham cites three small firms handling over 400,000 in business on 4,000 assets, alleging gambling on mortality.

Washington House Senate Senate District Committee G. Wingham Congress Insurance Superintendent's Office Ingham

Taft Heads to Chicago for Key Canadian Reciprocity Speech

President Taft leaves Washington with Fisher and Hilles for Chicago where he will address the Western Economic Society on reciprocity from a citizen and farmer perspective. He plans brief stops with local clubs, opens a Plano Dealers' show, and returns to Washington tomorrow. Secretary Stimson becomes a full member of Taft's official family after attending his cabinet meeting.

Fisher Hilles Taft Washington Chicago Western Economic Society Congress Hamilton Club Irish Fellowship Club Plano Dealers’ Association New York Baltimore Cardinal Gibbons Waterloo Iowa Dairymen’s Convention Stimson

District actions include loan bill vote and street extensions

In Congress the House reported a loan shark bill cutting interest from 2 to 11 2 percent with a $100 cap, penalties for higher rates, and funds leftover from school-site purchases to be used for architects. Also approved extending Grant street to Castle Place and Deane avenue east, plus a new highway plan around Van Buren Georgia Nicholson and Rock Creek Park, and a title action for Parker's subdivision lot 53 in square 140.

Grant Street Fifty-seventh Street Castle Place Forty-eighth Street Forty-sixth Street van Buren Street Georgia Avenue Nicholson Street Rock Creek Park Parker

Virginia Taft Delegation Pledges Solid Support

Virginia Republicans press for a solid Taft delegation with 24 members, denouncing bolting and urging unity. Slemp notes Taft gains, cites Mexican policy and arbitration treaties, while naming potential delegates across districts and praising Taft’s pace, with Democratic shifts in Pennsylvania and Illinois noted for context.

Paris to Turin Flight Ends in Crashes Injuring Two

In Hyeres two pilots Lieut. Lucca and passenger Hennequin suffered broken legs when their Paris Rome Turin plane broke apart during a descent. The machine was demolished as they feared death while shouting farewell. Vidart and Frey failed to start amid the delays, with Gaubert later fracturing a hip in Versailles during a trial flight.

Hyeres France Lieut Lucca M. Tiennequin Hennequin Paris Turin Rome Vidart Pisa Frey Versailles M. Gaubert

Reyburn Sworn In as Philadelphia's Baby Member

William S Reyburn, elected to Congress in the Second Philadelphia district, took the oath of office today and set up his office in the House. The ceremony in the gallery featured Mayor Reyburn and family including his fiancée Miss Georgia Maury. Fellow freshmen Harrison and Murray, both born within days of Reyburn, joked about being “baby members” as the new congressman prepares to marry Maury and join his uncle General Crozier at Sheridan Circle.

Pennsylvania Congress Harrisburg Keystone A. Mitchell Palmer Stroudsburg Palmer Democratic National Committee Michael Donahue Philadelphia Foulkrod Donahue Washington Killerhandra Ireland America Robert Diefenderfer Irving Wanger Bucks County Thefenderfer Robert T Lee Pottsville Bowman Waan Jone Hoh Charles Adkins Illinois Ilnois Adkins Denéen Lorimer Wiliam Stuart Reyburn Joel Cook House H. H. Bingham Gen. Bingham George D. McCreary Mr. Reyburn Reyburn Pat” Harrison Mississippi William F. Murray Massachusetts Harrison Murray Neyburn Gen. Crosier Sheridan Circle Maury Joal Cook

Last Day to Compete for Bonus in The Post European Tour Contest

The Post announces the final day for bonus votes and subscriptions in its European Tour contest. Contestants can submit votes until 9 PM, with the top twenty earning trips by June 17. A window display will feature the voyage scene and a live bulletin of the leaders at 12 o'clock Sunday night.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Union Station Philadelp Nes York New York Liberti Street Woo Twenty Third Street Gay Grains Philadelphia Atlantic E.R. Tosoe Westwar Chicago Cincinnati Louisville Cleveland Pennsylvania Ave

Trunks for Post Tourists Award to Three Winners

Messrs Hecht & Co announce that they will present each of the three leading winners in The Post European Contest with a handsome steamer trunk. The offer underscores the prize package for the traveling competition run by the Seventh Street merchants.

Messrs. Hecht & Co Seventh Street

White House Callers List of Senators and Representatives

Friday June 2 visitors included Senator BMOOT Utah Senator CRANE Massachusetts Senator CHAMBERLAIN Oregon Representative POWERS Kentucky Representative CURLEY Massachusetts Representative AUSTIN Tennessee Former Senator CARTER Montana Former Representative MAYNARD Virginia Col George W Goethals Panama

Bmoot Utah Crane Massachusetts Chamberlain Oregon Representative Powers Kentucky Curley Massachustta Austin Tennessee Carter Montana Maynard Virelola George W. Goethals Paname

Accuses Dead Senator of Seal Privilege Ties

Henry W. Hillatt of Cleveland testified before the House committee alleging that late Senator Elkins of West Virginia was a lessee of government seal killing privileges in the Pribilof Islands. He charged George W. Bowers, head of the Federal fish commission, was appointed through Elkins influence. Bowers replied that his bureau had no role in sealing until four years after he became commissioner in 1898.

Elkins West Virginia Pribilof Island Henry W. Hillatt Cleveland Ohio House Department of Commerce and Labor Hi- Hott George W. Bowers

Principal Resigns As Alexandria School Board Sets July Pick

Conrad Johnson resigns after two years as principal of the public school for white girls in Alexandria. The board will select his successor at the July meeting. June 1 23 is set for closing exercises, while commencement events are noted for St Marys Academy on June 9 and other local ceremonies.

Washington Post Bureau King Brrest Alexandria Conrad Johnson Johnson Virginia Military Institute Lexington United States Army Publc

Cuba watches for Castro in exiled Venezuelan leader sails

Havana reports Cipriano Castro sailed from Cuadig on the Legaspi bound for Central and South America. Spain informs Cuba of the voyage as Caracas laments Castro plans a revolution against Gomez. Canary Islands residents say Castro family resides nearby though Castro’s location remains unknown.

Havana Spain Cipriano Castro Venezuela Cuadig Legaspi Sanguilly Castro Caracas Gomez Teneriffe Canary Islands

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