Agreed On Rate But Tillman For Signature Today
Conferees settled all points on the railroad rate bill with Senator Tillman to sign the report today or it goes to the House without him. Sleeping cars to be treated as common carriers under regulation. the rebate clause altered to require knowledge, not wilfully, for penalties. Senate approval of a five day notice before injunctions and no exception for commodity amendment were agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
House
Messrs
Hepburn
Sherman
Richardson
Elkins
Senate
Cultom
Tillman Débjets
Philadelphia
Tillman
Bisa
Sundry Civil Bill Passage Recall and Provisions
The Senate resumed the sundry civil appropriation and passed it after debates on amending the canteen provision. Nelson of Minnesota urged adding comforts for soldiers at soldiers homes, citing letters from Dayton Ohio Governor and Archbishop Ireland. Gallinger and Hansbrough opposed the Nelson amendment. it was tabled. Hansbrough then proposed forbidding any future canteen at soldiers homes or military posts, which was adopted. The sundry civil bill was subsequently passed.
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Senate
Nelson
Minnesota
Sid Vdiera
Dayton
Ohio
Archbishop Ireland
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Hansbrough
Worth Dakota
Hale
Labor's Eligible List Circulates Among Labor Backers
A circular of uncertain authenticity names Maryland Congressmen J F Calbot T A Smith and G A Pearce on labor friendly list. It claims support for politicians who will back labor measures, naming some leaders excluded like Speaker Cannon and Dalzell while praising Tawney McCleary Longworth Babcock Sulzer Overstreet Loudenslager Burton Sherman Hepburn Gardner McCall John Sharp Williams and De Armond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
J. F.C. ‘Calbott
T. A. Smith
Georgi. A.pearce
Sydney Ef, Mudd
Frank C.woaehter
John GM
Trecord
Advier
House
Cannon
Dalzell
Payne
Wadsworth
Littlefield
Boutell
Watson
Corkgan
Labor
Tawney
McCleary
Longworth
Babcock
Sulzer
Overstreet
Loudenslager
Burton
Sherman
Hepburn
Gardner
McCall
John Sharp Williams
de Armond
Labor and Immigration Knight Official Denies Opposing Bill
A Knights of Labor official in Washington denies reports that the union opposes the immigration bill moving through the House. The message to Congress asserts the 1926 district assembly letterhead is misused and clarifies positions, alongside Senate nominations news for 1906 including pension agent, land office registers, and army appoints.
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Knights
Knights of Labor
Gardner
House
Congress
Washington, D. C
District Assembly
Knightt of Labor
New York City
Martin
General Assembly
Treas
Knights of Labor, Inc
Congress Condensed House Passes Travel Funds Bill
The House approved a 25000 appropriation to defray the President's traveling expenses after Hale withdrew a provision from the sundry civil bill. The sundry civil bill also passed. The Senate meets today at noon. In the House yesterday the pure food bill was debated. The Senate passed a resolution expressing American sympathy for Hebrews after the Russian massacres. The House meets today at 1 o'clock.
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House
Hale
Senate
Congress Adopts Sympathy Resolution on Russian Massacres
The Senate and House adopted a joint resolution expressing horror at the massacres of Hebrews in Russia and offering sympathy to victims. Senator McLaurin urged immediate consideration. Senator Lodge sought delay to review. Representative Gill asked for official details from the President and State Department on the Bialystok massacres and Russia Japan peace efforts.
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Senate
McLaurin
Mississippi
Jesus
Russia
United States
Senator McLaurin
Senator Lodge
Lodge
House
Representative Gill
Maryland
Japan
Sth
Bialystok
Root
State Department
Senate Passes President's Fare Measure Without Amendment
A strict party vote in the Senate approved a $25,000 appropriation to cover the President's traveling expenses. Debate dominated the session as an amendment by Mr Culberson to limit funds to official business failed. Key votes cited include La Follette, McCumber, and Hale on the amendment, with the final tally showing broad party lines.
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Senate
Hale
Messers
Morgan
McLaurin
Bacon
McCumber
Yoveridge
Brandasee
Bolkpley
Burkett
Burnham
Burrows
Carter
Clapp
Crane
Cullom
Dek
di Maghem
Dolliver
Biking
Voraker
Callinger
Gamble
Hansbrough
Hemenway
Hepburn
Hopkinn
Kean
Kittredge
la Follete
Lodgesong
Millard
Nelson
Penross
Perking
Fife
Refugee Exemption Proposed in Immigration Bill by Goldfogle
Representative Goldfogle of New York seeks an amendment to exempt refugees fleeing persecution from exclusionary rules if immigration authorities confirm departure to avoid religious or political persecution. The proposal mirrors England’s aliens act and aims to aid victims of Russian brutality. A Philadelphia delegation pressed for removal of the cash requirement and a loosened educational test, meeting Speaker Cannon.
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Goldfogie
New York
Department of Commerce and Labor
Goldfogle
England
Russia
America
Mr. Goldfogle
Cannon
Philadelphia
Jacob Gimbel
Sam D. Lit
Ralph Blum
Harry Nathanson
Lewis EB. la
Peirce Confirmed Minister to Norway Amid Senate Confirmations
Herbert H. D. Peirce, previously Third Assistant Secretary of State, secured Senate confirmation as Minister to Norway despite charges raised by former consuls. Huntington Wilson was confirmed to succeed Peirce as Assistant Secretary of State, with many other nominees approved. the roll includes numerous U.S. consular postings across Europe, the Americas, and Asia, reflecting broad confirmations in the State Department and related offices.
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Senate
Huntington ‘Wilson
Peirce
Herbert H. D. Peirce
Norway
Huntington’ Wilson
Chicago
Feirce
State Department
Herbert HD. Peirce
Maasachnigetts
Hinthiglan Wilson
Tinois
Samust H. Whitall
Paul J. Dashiell
Maryland
Navy
John R. Puryear
Padecak
Frank B. Posey
Lvanaville
United States
George Tu Belle
Kentucky
Leo V.youngworth
Distel
Calfornia
Charles T. Yn- Viot
California
Regtters
Oices
Joan Reese
Broken Bow
Nebr
John A. Walliams
Lamar
Cole
Constantinople
Turke
Athan G. Snyder
West Virginia
Buzuns ‘Ayres
Argentine Republic
Samuel 4
Taylor
Ohio
Dallas
Peru
Jay Waite
Michigan
Bogota
Colombia
Dobrict Ble Ravndal
South , Dakota
Beirut
Turkey
Witlara D. Straight
New York
Mukilen
Chins
Richard W. Austin
Tennesses
Clangow
Seatiend
Joseph M. Authier
Rhode Ioland
St. Hyacinths
Quebec
Canada
Julian H. Arhold
Tamsus
Fermany
Wiliam P. Atwell
Catumbia
Ghedt
Belgalm
Wiliam “Harrison Bredley
Tulnola
Roubsix
France
Augustua C. , Seyfert
Pennsylvania
Beemen
Germany
Alfrad J. Fleming
Aded
Arabia
Charles M. Freaman
New Harapsiire
St. Pierre
St. Pierre Joland
Fred D. Fisher
Oregon
Harbla
Manchuria
Roger 5. Greene
Magsachuretia
Viedlvostay
Siberia
Wilbur T.gricey
Valng
Fut Yslands
Alfred A. Winslow
Incalana
Valvarsiso
Chile
James 9. Benedict
Campbellton
New Brunswick
Philip Carroll
Manzanillo
Mexico
Edwin B. Cunningham
Tennesque
Durban
Natal
George A. Chambarlainy Wet
New Jersey
Pernambuco
Brazil
William F. Doty
New Y.at
Tabria
Petela
Maxwell K. Moorhead
Penssylvenia
Belgrade
Servid
Henry H. Morgan
Lotfatana
Stuttgart
Warttemberg
Mitton M. Pried
South Dakota
Jeres de la Frontera
Span
Nicholas M. Snyder
Port Antonio
Jamated
Bostmasters
Arisong
Albert L. Smith
Arkansaa
G. 4
Morrilton
Alfred A. Trud
Highland
Joba
Newkirk
San Diego
Connecticut
Henry Dryhurst
Meriden
Colorade
Clark
Chzens
Littleton
Viorida
Henry J. Ritchfe
St. Augustine
Oliver B. Oxker
Fernanding
Joseph St Skipper
Laker Sand
Alexander W. Jackson
White Springs
Miools
James H. Lincoln
Franklin Grove
Joel 8. Ray
Arcola
George W
Dicus
Rachelle
Holly
Chirk
Mount Morris
Edward
Grimm
Galena
James F. M. Greene
Hillkboro
Wiliam H. Hamling
Magotnb
Jamez Ry-Morgan
Maron
Willian H. Ne
Mownt Carroll
Indiana
William T. Baker
Alstandria
Chales H. Kunster
North Judson
Ettotkin
William €. Gordon
Summtone
Ulyenga Markham
Werty
Feltetier
Nashua
Lew
Oelwein
G Li van de 'Broeq
Orange City
Kansee
Jamies A. Armont
Dodge City
Ll. C. McMurray
McPhyreon
James Frey
Enterprise
Theodore Grimth
Great Bend
Samuel C. Lobaugh
Marper
Georgy W. Watson
Kinsley
Samual R. Peterd
Newton
Frank G. Bevington
Lowell
Maine
Perham
Seribner
Frank D. Reed
Shelton
Edwin “Cadmus
Bayonne
Cramer
Maye Landing
Edwin Pp. Webster
Gambier
Oakey
Bowie
Utah
Peter Martin
Park City
John W. Dougall
Abringvitte
Viresexander McCormick
Barryyiito
Beveridge Cancels Paris Engagement For Meat Law Fight
Senator Beveridge cancels his Fourth of July address in Paris and stays in Washington to push for provisions in the meat inspection bill. He sent a cable to Ambassador McCormick canceling the trip after learning the measure did not reach conference and facing active opposition.
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Beveridge
Washington
McCormick
American Chamber of Commerce
Park
Indiana
New York
Setback for Veterans as Pension Bill Sidetracked by Congress
Senate committee rejects further meetings this session delaying the volunteer retired list for Civil War surviving generals. The bill, introduced by Senator Nelson and Representative Mann, would raise monthly pensions for 22 veterans aged eighty or more, detailing current pensions and ages.
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Senate
Pensiona
Congress
Nelson
House
Mann
Tlinois
Wiliam Birney
Theodore B. Gates
Edwin ZL. Hayes
Hermank Yob
Thomas McNaught
Joalah Pickett
James M. True
Tomas Dyer
Henry Guas
Frederitk D. Sewell
Buckeyes in a Quandary Leaders Urge Harris to Name His Successor
Ohio political maneuvering centers on whether Governor Harris can name a lieutenant governor as his successor. Senators in Washington and state leaders debate authority, urging action to prevent a Democrat from next in line. Grosvenor contends Harris is acting governor. Republicans seek a Republican successor. Matters loom as funeral and Washington ties shape the outlook.
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Harris
Ohio
Washington
Jacks
Supreme Court of
Grosvenor
Willams
Cleveland
Senate
Republican Party of
Gen. Harris
Tige
Pattisot
Hurria
United States
Supreme Court
Wade Bilis
Appointment of Dr Wilbur as chief statistician at Census Bureau
Dr Cressy E Wilbur of Michigan, expert on mortality, is appointed by Secretary Metcalf as chief statistician for the Census Bureau division of vital statistics. His work in Michigan included birth registration law and statistics, and he has prepared the International Classification of Causes of Death manual. Hearings by the Interstate Commerce Commission on railroads coal and oil traffic concluded yesterday and will resume in fall. James F Gardner testified on Hirte Railroad relations with James, and Josaph Auerbach spoke on Fairmont Coal stock transfers to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Cressy E. Wilbur
Michigan
Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Division of Vital Statistics
Census Bureau
William A. King
Wilbur
Hillsdale College
Mich
Bellevue ‘Hospital
Division ‘of Vital Statistics
State Board of Health of
Census Office
American Public Health Association
Bureau
Igats
Interstate Commerce Commission
James F. Gardner
New York
Hirte
Jalnes
Josaph Auerbach
Fairmont Coal Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pure Food Bill Debate and Amended Confectionery Clause
The House debated the pure food bill with an amendment banning intoxicants in candies and chocolates to keep children from alcohol habits. Speakers including Mann and others supported the change, while discussion also covered drugs and proprietary medicines. The Senate in executive session ratified a United States Japan extradition treaty.
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Land
Sulivan
Henry
Richardson
Robinson
Cochran
Stevens
Sleydon
Ryan
Goldfogie
Tha
Mir. Mann
Payne
New York
Adams
Wisconsin
McR
Clark
Missouri
Mann
Uunols
Cruket
Indiane
Japan
Senate
United
States
Sunday Post preview by Washington's premier newspaper
An advertisement styled fragment promotes the Sunday Post with vivid claims of pith news and splendid illustrations. It urges readers to order early and warns against inferior papers, asserting high standards and showcasing a few example elements inside The Post.
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Mashington
Sunday Post
the Post
Washington
Alice in Londonland Miss Brownell's European trip tale
The Past editorial staff member Edith Brownell accompanies representatives and Mrs on a European tour. The Sunday Past begins a seven part series detailing the activities of popular Americans abroad with brief cable news hints furnished daily.
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Edith. Brownell
Miss Brownell
Tovday
Sunday Post Special Cables Page Delights European Capitals
The Sunday Post features a stylish cables page highlighting European capitals and notable human-interest movements. Gossip and social happenings are presented with a focus on the lives and movements of prominent figures, inviting readers to follow the page for insider perspectives.
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the Sunday Post
Post
Halftone
OSA
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Speaker Cannon
Labor and Immigration
Augusts
Seréen Connor
George
Williston
N. Dax
Clarence CG. Bebuyler
Arego
Henge
Victor Chatter
Judson J. Jorden
Fargo
Spaper Rrghiv
Congress Condensed
Gil
Bialy
Girll
Peirge
Rorwayt
Paris
Buckeyes
Ohio &. O. P
BR. Wilbur
Hecomes
Michigan Board of Health
Angle Joe
Ordgt
Adamson
Smith
Mary
Israel Zangwill
Alice
Londonland
Old World News
Iziah Walton
Iia
W.B. Moses & Sons
St. Corner
The
Zistal
NEW Publications
Harper’s Magazine
John Brown
Frederick Trevor Hill
Plains
Talbot
Central
Idaho
Wyoming
Arthur Hewitt
Charles Wellington Furlong
Sahara
Farewall
Mr. Furlong
Atce Brown
Norman Duncan
Justus Miles Forman
Wy. Stepena
Akos
Sather Beepween
Helena Richie
Pharie
Wady Holding
Marahall Hell On
W. B. Spengler
Atlanta
PLITT
Azrt Tie Bt
Coluabia Fianograph Company
Fadr, M. &. Brown
McGray
Nelson Refrigerator CO
F St
Rhone Main
TOF
Reedgnieté
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Bettiea Shoemaker
Educational
Spencerlan Business College
Emerson Institute
Jaag
Strayer
Business College
Berlitz School OF Languages
Tate ST
Tor
Lehigh
Cornell
Elrewler
Senor Gormar
Hla
Virginia’ Schools
Hollins Institute
Virginia
Mattt L. Cocke
Hollins
Eastern College Por
Sheredited
University of Virgini College
Derrree
Lady Tanchera
Luna Park
Prederick Ingersoll
Destawer
Flenie Scagon
Slehteen
Idael Plenie
Rea Ggrounda
Sddrenx Exgunsion Matager
Suffrage League
Columbia Fite
Guy Standing
John Mason
Columbia Theater Co
Joseph
Kernan
Lyceum Stock CO
Thotow
Mthst
Pennsylvania Ave
New ‘Willach Hotel
Phoas M
Oz Lake
U. S. Marine Land
Treasury
Seelng
Polk Millers
Fulton
Ninth Street
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