Lodge Seeks Arbitration Guard On Panama Canal Claims
Senator Lodge warned that ratification of arbitration treaties could force the United States to submit major titles to arbitration. He argued the Monroe doctrine could be cited incidentally in disputes over Panama Canal harbors and Magdalen Islands. He noted foreign powers eyeing naval stations and warned against surrendering sovereign claims to arbitration under Article III.
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Senate
Monroe
Finland
France
Panama Canal
Magdalena
Pacific
Mexico
Ecuador
Benate
Arrogsting
Amletante
Colona
Panama
Gulomblata
Lodge
Clauwe
Joint
High Commissian of Inquiry
Commissian
Commission
United States
Joint High Commission
Mexic
Lodge East
Magdalene Bay
Bcuadar
Boy's Body Covered With Blisters in Augusta Case
A garbled 1911 OCR item reports a boy in Augusta with a blistering illness, mentioning a medical treatment and a signature line from Lindsay Wilson Bee of a pipe company. The fragment references ongoing trouble and prior cures with unclear details and dates.
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Augusta
Lindsay Wilson Bee
Scalp Trouble For Months From Cutting Edge Soap Ad
An old advertisement claims Cuticura Soap clears scalp trouble and promotes hair growth after weeks of use. The copy mentions a September date and offers free mailed samples, urging readers to write to Cuticura Dept. for the product.
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New York City
Dandrof
Choidberg
Clement
Appointment of Provisional Judge Advocate at Gandara
An offer to appoint a provisional officer is presented, naming Capt John W Golick of the Coast Artillery as the probant. The action follows precedents established in the case and involves the United States legation at Gandara. The document outlines several deactions relevant to the appointment and the military site context.
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Sphar
Probanti
John W Golick
Unitedtates Legation
Gandara
Utilities bill action moves to final passage
Renater auger in wy waay to put the utilities Bit on its Hnal paesexe Late yesterday the measure was called up and an action taken on the pending committes aninemimunts Hevtlon provides for an appropriation not exceeding 48000 for the support of the commission was amended to provide that all close and for tortures should be turned into the treaa ory The Works amendment will be opposed by the friends of the Gallinger City and the debate today doubtless will hinge upon the propositione contained in that amendment.
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Renater Auger
Wy Waay
Ainemimunts
Treaa Ory
Friends of the
Gallinger
Secrecy Stirs House As Sugar Bill Caucus
House Ways and Means members prepare to caucus this afternoon on the revised sugar tariff and revenue measures. Rep Broussard accuses leaders of secrecy as Underwood refuses to reveal committee recommendations amid debate on free sugar or a duty cut to about 8 cents per hundred pounds.
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Broussard
Underwood
Democrate
House
Ways and Means
Democrata
Charman Underwood
Toulsiana
Brousard
Etary
Witnesses Back Level Bill For Agricultural Aid
A House committee opened hearings on Representative Level of South Carolina's bill to raise federal funding for state agricultural colleges. The plan starts with an initial grant and rises yearly to 10 million annually in ten years. Myron T Herrick and bankers join farmers, college heads, and county agents in backing the proposal.
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Congress
House
South Carolina
Organix Strong
Myron T Herrick
Hlo
Sherwood School Funding Plea Criticized by Civic Group
At a Sherwood meeting the Rhodesaand Avenas Suburban Citizens Association condemned the district for not recommending Congress approve 200 for a Sherwood school site. President S Symons said he informed Senator Gallinger and that the senator would consider the request carefully.
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Congress
Aherwood
Rhodesaand
Avenas Suburban Citizens’ Association
Sherwood Presbyterian Church
Symons
Gallinger
Mine Company Default and Reorganization Plan Proposed
Sheffield Coal and Iron Directors propose a reorganization to bond and stock holders for the company owning mines smelters and collieries at Sheffield Alabama and Wheela. A circular seeks deposits to cover 750 000 bonded debt as fall in iron prices hurts interest payments.
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Sheffield Coal and Iron
New York
Sheffeld Coal and Iron Company
Sheield
Ala
Wheela
Spearsin
Secretaries, reports, and debates over farm law in Congress
Debates in the House touched the Department of Agriculture and Secretary Wilson amid criticism of the Wright report and food laws. Harvey Wiley denied planned resignation and labeled as “a whole Democrat” for supporting voting rights, while discussion included opposition to regulations on labeling and tolerances. The Senate committee hearings featured talk on the pure food act and potential nominees, with Untermyer declining a position and sympathy forithe inquiry’s aims.
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Haile
Buépker Capron
Wilson
Tinan
Department of Agriculture
New York
Helen
Alabama
Od Moréhoune
House Committee On Agricultural Expenditures
CG Mott
Wright
Wiley
Reort Moorehouse
Elliott
Harvey W Wile
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Rovers
Hasing
Col Hoosevelt
Bia
Pure Food
Hoosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Treyburne
Senate Manufactures Committee
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Paymaster Ray faces removal over irregularities in War Dept
The House committee on expenditures will recommend dismissing Paymaster Maj Ray from the United States Army after completing its inquiry into his record. Witnesses may include Maj Gen Ainsworth. Taft and Roosevelt names did not materialize. In parallel, Maj Gen Ainsworth is expected to testify and Gen Morrison may retain his post amid the Day portrait scandal links.
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Wal Beecher
Ray
Diamtazel
United States Army
House Committee On
War Department
Charles P Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Ainsworth
Maj Ray
C Ainsworth
Adjutant General
United Sates Army
Thomas Forreen Dlebirenn
Btatepartment
State Department
Morrison
Itl
Sttainat Mej Ray
Akin Speech Sparks House Floor Battle Over Record
The House faced a heated clash as Representative Theron Akin of New York and allies challenged rules to insert a ten minute manuscript speech into the Record. Objections by Representatives Olmsted and Greene halted the move, with Akin also reading to reporters and alleging graft in postmaster appointments amid tainted remarks about President Taft and party loyalty.
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Theron Akin
New York
Fenresenty
George W Vatrebid
Wiliam Bates
Twelus N Tittaver
Sironila Hin Coleacus
Akins
Kho
Mmich Ap
Taft
Mi Akin
Loum
FLW
Asatric
White Tank
Congress
Akin
Les Waddell
North Creek
White House
Tate
T Ae
Willam H Taft
New Fe
Bil Barnes
Togins
Low Emerson
Jopany Olds
Colectar
Albans
Commission to study industrial conditions and labor reforms
Congress moves to create a nine member nonpaying commission to examine labor in major industries, report within three years, and advise on disputes’ peaceful settlement. Hearings to feature prominent figures such as Jane Addams, Louis Brandeis, Samuel Gompers, and Arthur Kellogg. Employers and organized labor to have at least two seats each.
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Congress
House
Hughes
New Jersey
Senate
Borah
Jane Addams
Mull Home
Chicago
Brandeis
Lyman Abbott
Samuel Gompers
Samuel Gompers Hdward T Davine
Arthur P Kellogg
Allen T Burns
John M Glenn
United States
Yerkes Estate Valued At 3.857 Million In New York
Deputy State Comptroller reports Charles Yerkes died December 12. Estate in New York listed at 3.857 million with net value after expenses 2,172.53. Fifth Avenue mansion valued at 1.2 million with vast contents. Yerkes reportedly owed 800,000 to a bank. Includes a solid silver bath tub among house items.
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New York
Charles Yerkes
Yerken
Fifth Avenue
Yerkes
Paris Auto Bandits Captured After String of Crimes
Paris reports two anarchists seized after a bold campaign of robberies and daylight shootings across France. An attempted assassination at Pontoise targeted a lawyer, while another strike occurred near a residence. Police say traffic fueled the spree with hijacked cars used in bank robberies and a fatal shooting of a patrolman near the Sugar terminal.
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Paris
France
Desha to be honored by DAR portrait fund
At a meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution committee at the New Willard Hotel last night more than 100 dollars was subscribed for a portrait of the late Miss Mary Deals a founder of the organization. The portrait will be hung in Memorial Continental Hall.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Mew
Wilard Hotel
Mary Deals
the Pertatt
Continental Hall
Hunt for Gaynor assets at Cleveland bank
Federal officers searched the National Bank of Commerce in Lorain Ohio seeking assets tied to John F Gaynor W T Gaynor and Edward Gaynor of Syracuse New York related to alleged fraud. No box in the Gaynor name was found though the bank had previously issued coupons for the Gaynors and three safety deposit boxes were sealed awaiting further action. John Gaynor previously faced conviction with Capt Benjamin Greene for defrauding the government of over two million dollars on harbor contracts at Savannah Ga years ago.
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Cleveland
Ohio
National Bank of Commerce
Lorain
John F Gaynor
W T Gaynor
Edward Gaynor
Syracuse
Erwin
John
Gayor
Benjamin Greene
Giyannah Ga
Debating Saloon Control in Washington Debates
A Senate committee hearing covers how liquor saloons affect workers and families in Washington. Hugh Harvey argues that vice depends on the individual operator, while Central Labor Union representatives urge actions targeting saloon concentration and slum conditions to improve workers and women's welfare.
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Senate
Hugh F. Harvey
Harvey
Washington
P J Ryan
Central Labor Union
Works
Ryan
Cantrnl
Milton Shelling
Central Labor, Union
Los Angeles
Thont
Dagent Board
Hesda
Lawrence Mays
John B Colpoys
Worka
Colpoja
Hebrews approve crusade meeting at Eighth Siizet Temple
Members of the Men 4 Temple Club conclude a weekly gathering at the Eighth Siizet Temple after an address by Captain Wok Cooper from the MC A on the men and religion forward movement. Dir Abrammon presided as Dr Strion and others pledged support for the Washington Hebrew community’s stance. Notables present included Dr Joram Shoda, Dr Louis Stern, and others.
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Men 4 Temple Club
Siizet Temple
Joseph Nowland
Tons Atwater
Plang
Wok Cooper
MCA
Abrammon
Cooper
Strion
Washington
Joram Shoda
Louis Stern
Benjamin @plamer Ridney Herler
Joseph Pba Mo
Rant
Heery Franc, Jr 5 Tout
Jacob Eisenmann
Louie
Five Thousand to Protect Valdes in Algake Rescue
A program allocates 5000 dollars to safeguard Valdes amid efforts to shield Algake region from Sinctis foods. The action aims to support regional safety and stabilize the area against ongoing risks.
National Capital Home Show Prizes Set Amid Broad Classes
At a meeting of the executive committee in the secretary A D Addison's office the list of classes and prizes for the National Capital Home Show was tentatively approved subject to revision after printers proofs. Prizes total about $3,000 with ribbons and other awards. Manager Mr Ware of New York attended and predicted the exhibition would be the best in the organization's history. Sixteen classes across ten departments include heavy harness, local roadster, ponies, saddle horses, military horses, polo ponies, hunting and jumping horses, and breeding classes for stallions and Thoroughbreds. An entrance fee of $10 applies to the championship post-entry class, with winners receiving blue ribbons and red ribbons at this show.
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National Capital
D Addison
Ware
New York
Husband Sues Choir Singer in Carnegie dispute
Special to The Washington vest Pittsburgh Feb 29. Divorce suit filed by Charles F Kirball an auditor for Carnegie Bros against his wife Agnes Grace Kimball a noted concert singer and soprano at the Brick ih cae. The case outlines domestic woes and claims in a public petition.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
Charles F Kirobail
Carnegie Bross
Hns
Agnes Grace Kimball
Kimball
Turkish Ambassador Arrives in Teheran in Diplomatic Flap
In Teheran yesterday Etain Bey, Turkish ambassador, landed amid no salute. He sent a telegram to the Porte in anger asking whether to proceed to Teheran or return to Constantinople as the Russian consuls blocked powder supplies for the authorities.
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Teheran
Persia
Etain Bey
Enseli
Porte
Constantinople
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