Agree on Rate But Tillman Objects to One Feature
Senator Tillman opposes a provision of the rail rate settlement while a report is readied for House action. Conferees Hepburn Sherman Richardson and Senator Elkins report progress on the measure, with Tillman to sign. sleeping cars are included as common carriers, and a key provision on rebates is altered to require only knowledge, not willful action. The report awaits Tillman’s possible signature before submission to the House.
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South Carolina
House
Messrs
Hepburn
Sherman
Richardson
Elkins
Senate
Cultom
Tillman Débjets
Philadelphia
Tillman
Sundry Civil Bill Passes Amid Canteen Debate
Senate resumed debate on the sundry civil appropriation bill and passed it after Nelson of Minnesota sought to strike the anti canteen provision.Gallinger and Hansbrough opposed. Hansbrough proposed banning any future canteen at soldiers' homes or military posts. The amendment was adopted and the sundry civil bill was 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 Favorable Congress Candidtes
A labor aligned circular lists Marylanders J F Calbot T A Smith and G A Pearce as favorable to labor in Congress. It notes others not named include Sydney E F Mudd Frank C Woa chter and John G M. The document cites personal contacts and reports in the Trecord to support endorsements and names several leaders not on the list such as Cannon Dalzell Payne Wadsworth Littlefield Boutell Watson and Corkran. It singles out supporters Tawney McCleary Longworth Babcock Sulzer Overstreet Loudenslager Burton Sherman Hepburn Gardner McCall John Sharp Williams and De Armond.
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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
Knights of Labor official denies opposing immigration bill
A Knights of Labor official denies reports of opposition to a House immigration bill. The letter to Congress clarifies positions and references a June 2 circular claimed as the organization’s letterhead. Also noted are several Senate nominations including pension agent Serjeen Connor and land office appointees Clarence Bebuyler and Victor Chatter.
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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
Senate
Augusts
Seréen Connor
George
Williston
N. Dax
Clarence CG. Bebuyler
Arego
Henge
Victor Chatter
Judson J. Jorden
Fargo
Congress Condensed and House Passes Sundry Civil Bill
The House passed a $25 000 appropriation to cover the President's traveling expenses after Hale withdrew a provision from the sundry civil bill. The sundry civil bill was also passed. The Senate will meet today at noon. In the House yesterday session focused on the pure food bill. The Senate adopted a resolution expressing sympathy with Hebrews over the Russian massacres. The House will meet today at 1 PM.
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House
Hale
Senate
Congress Adopts Horror Over Russian Jewish Massacres
The Senate and House adopted a joint resolution expressing horror and sympathy for Jews massacred in Russia. Senator McLaurin moved for immediate consideration, joined in by others, while Senator Lodge sought delay to review the text. Representative Gill of Maryland asked for official information from the President and State Department on 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 By Strict Party Vote
A Senate vote passed the President's traveling expenses measure without amendment after a lengthy debate. Key figures Hale Spooner Foraker opposed. Culberson offered a narrower travel only provision, defeated 65 to 23. Vote tallies show a strict party line for the final passage.
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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
Refugees sought exemption in immigration bill amendment
Rep Goldfogle of New York seeks to amend the immigration bill to exempt refugees who depart to escape persecution on religious or political grounds and who are deemed to have left only to avoid persecution. He cites England's aliens act and urges humane action for Russian refugees fleeing brutality. Delegations from Philadelphia pressed to remove monetary and educational requirements and meet the President, but no audience arranged.
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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 Named Minister to Norway in Senate Action
Herbert H. D. Peirce was confirmed by the Senate as Minister to Norway despite prior charges by former consuls. Huntington Wilson was approved to succeed Peirce as Assistant Secretary of State, with a broad slate of other nominations approved, including numerous U S consuls and officials across various districts.
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Peirce
Herbert H. D. Peirce
Norway
Huntington’ Wilson
Chicago
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State Department
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Tinois
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Maryland
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Lvanaville
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Kentucky
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California
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Broken Bow
Nebr
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Lamar
Cole
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Peru
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France
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Pennsylvania
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Dodge City
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James Frey
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Great Bend
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Marper
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Newton
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Lowell
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Seribner
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Shelton
Edwin “Cadmus
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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 to Fight Meat Bill
Senator Beveridge cancels his Fourth of July address in Paris and stays in Washington to press for meat inspection provisions. He sent a cablegram to Ambassador McCormick canceling the trip after learning the bill did not reach conference and opponents show activity.
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Beveridge
Washington
McCormick
American Chamber of Commerce
Park
Indiana
New York
Setback for veterans halts volunteer retired list bill
The Senate Committee on Pensiona will not hold further meetings this session, delaying the bill to create a Volunteer Retired for Surviving Civil War generals. Introduced in the Senate by Senator Nelson and in the House by Representative Mann of Illinois, the proposal would raise pensions for 22 surviving generals over 80 years old to $1,? per month, replacing the amounts they currently receive. the list includes William Birney, Julius Stabi, Thomas Harris, A. A. Chetlaie, John Conk, and others with ages and current pensions shown.
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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 Urge Harris to Name Successor
Ohio political factions debate whether Governor Harris can or should appoint a lieutenant governor as his successor to avoid a Democrat holding the chair. Senators in Washington and state leaders weigh constitutional authority, party advantage, and Supreme Court action as they press for a Republican line of succession amid the death of Governor Pattison.
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Harris
Ohio
Washington
Jacks
Supreme Court of
Grosvenor
Willams
Cleveland
Senate
Republican Party of
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Tige
Pattisot
Hurria
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Supreme Court
Wade Bilis
Wilbur Appointed Chief Statistician for Census Bureau
Dr Cressy E Wilbur of Michigan with long service in state health statistics is appointed by Secretary Metcalf to head the division of vital statistics at the Census Bureau replacing the late William A King He authored the International Classification of Causes of Death Manual and helped pass Michigan birth registration laws The Interstate Commerce Commission ends hearings on railroads coal and oil traffic with resume planned in fall New York mining expert James F Gardner testifies on Hirte Railroads and James Auerbach cites no 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
House Debates Pure Food Bill Amendments on Confectionery
The House debated amendments to a pure food bill aimed at banning intoxicants from candies and chocolates. Representative Mann cited discoveries of alcohol and narcotics in confections to justify the changes. Debate centered on drugs and proprietary medicines with limited passage of a separate package section. The Senate ratified a U S extradition treaty with Japan in executive session.
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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 Promises Splendid Illustrations and News
The Washington Sunday Post touts bold features and sharp reporting. It markets top quality illustrations and pith news while warning readers against inferior papers and urging early orders.
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Mashington
Sunday Post
the Post
Washington
Alice in Londonland Miss Brownell Recalls European Trip
Edith Brownell a Past editorial staff member travels with Representatives and Mrs on a European tour. The Sunday Past launches a seven part series detailing the doings of popular Americans abroad with daily cable news hints.
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Edith. Brownell
Miss Brownell
Tovday
Sunday Post special cables feature gossip from European capitals
The Sunday Post highlights a special cables page focusing on European capitals and notable movers with emphasis on human interest. It presents gossip and social notes on prominent figures, aiming to captivate readers with intrigue and culture.
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