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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
9
Salem Mass June 26 Relief measures follow yesterdays conflagration that left about 180 homeless and 312,000,000 in losses. State militia oversees aid with Red Cross support and plans for rebuilding while 3,000 plus job losses elevate unemployment claims.
The Washington banking community held its annual outing aboard the Macalester and St John, sailing from Seventh Street wharf at 845 PM. The voyage featured special music, lively decks, and a large crowd of clerks and friends enjoying a carefree night on the river with no incidents reported.
The condition of Representative Richard W. Austin of Tennessee, who had appendicitis at his Brighton apartment, was reported last night as much improved. Surgeons decided no operation would be performed, and his condition is now hoped to avoid surgery.
Senators clashed over statements on the New Haven affair as Attorney General McReynolds defended his actions and Senator Norris pressed for clarity. Norris said he felt justified despite the Attorney General’s rebuke and noted Mellen’s indictment over New Haven related dealings.
The Glick statue, honoring former Kansas governor George W. Glick, arrived at the Capitol and will be dedicated with ceremonies in July. Glick, a lawyer and farmer, is linked to Richizon County history and joins a companion piece honoring John Jay in the Hall of Fame Statuary.
Prince Camille Roepe flrost grants consent for the marriage of Francesco Rospigliosi and Laura Stallo of Cincinnati. The civil ceremony is Monday with a religious service at St Josephs Church in Paris to follow. Witnesses include Ambassador Merrick and Princess Michel Murat. the groom’s witnesses are Prince Tullo Rospreioss and the Duke de Mendragonm.
Senator William Alden Smith pressed the Nicaragua treaty hearing with a cable from Salvador protesting the accord. Gen Emilio Chamorro, Nicaragua’s minister, denied charges of $3.5 million paid to his family and said his receipts amounted to about $1,000 in gold, with most funds used to settle debts and fund the government. He noted his family’s wealth pre Zelaya and outlined how funds were allocated, including payments to the army and creditors.
Fragmented speech fragment discusses economic pressures and tariff questions. Senator Warren from Wyoming identifies as progressive and signals intent to stay for a quorum while noting Republican participation in roll calls. The tone reflects partisan tension over economic reform and parliamentary procedure.
Washington reports reveal James T Du Bois, former minister to Colombia, submitted a memorandum eight days after Knox ordered halting treaty talks. Knox disavows last statement, saying Du Bois acted without authorization. Du Bois to testify before the Senate foreign relations committee on Colombia treaty questions.
Idaho Senator Horan argues passage would create uncertainty for business and mirror the Sherman act after enactment. Senator Borah criticizes the term unfair competition as too vague and warns against defining it in law. Other lawmakers debate strengthening the Sherman Act and the scope of federal regulation.
The House voted 134 to 82 against creating a Secretary of State assistant at 450 a year, amid charges of lobbying. Speaker Champ Clark abstained, reclaiming his vote to secure a quorum as lawmakers clashed over perceived influence and procedural errors in roll calls.
Emiliano Chamorro disputes claims of large sums taken from Nicaragua’s treasury. He provides cables and notes stating only his father received 40,000 dollars, and that President Diaz and other family members did not receive funds. The letter seeks publication in the newspaper.
The Senate denounces Chairman Owen method of reporting the stock exchange regulation bill by proxy votes. Senator Root calls it preposterous and Democrats push to recommit the measure to the banking and currency committee. The session cites past abuses and rules on proxies, with debate reflecting concern over quorum and procedural respect. Postmastersnamed Maxwell Gray serve Cabin John Comus Potomac.
Justice Anderson heard the case of Mrs Belva A Lockwood against eviction from her home on F Street Northwest. The New England Casualty Company had purchased the property at auction and set a June 19 vacancy date. Attorney Isaac R Hitt for Lockwood and Charles W Wilson for the casualty company attended, with the judge reserving decision as Lockwood remained confined to her room.
The House approved the naval appropriations bill in conference with no opposition. The old battleships Mississippi and Idaho were ceded to Greece for about 22 million dollars. A 200 thousand dollar drydock project at Norfolk was dropped along with a Key West breakwater funding of 168 thousand dollars and an immediate 10 thousand. Senate action was tabled until today with Fisher and Bryan signaling plans to speak on Key West.
A novel feature of Washingtons safe and sane Independence Day is a parade of workhorses on Brighton Reservoir grounds. District department drivers and private delivery teams plan entries, with streets, fire, police, sewer, and water represented. A male pony race and pony races for children are also planned as attractions.
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