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03 Mar 1913

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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1913

Page

18

New Democratic Senate Dominates Capitol After Reorganization

A Democratic Senate will be sworn in with the president and president-elect, marking a shift in power at the Capitol. The article contrasts past Senate strength with a new, progressive Democratic leadership, led by Hoke Smith and allies, promising a pro reform caucus and potential conflicts as machinery is set.

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United States Capitol Washington Senate United States Senate House of Representatives Woodrow Wilson New Hampshire Alinois Maos Wilson Capitol Grover Cleveland Benjamin Harrison Pennsylvania Avenue Adlai Stevenson Gisle Cleveland White House Isham G. Harris Tennessee Congress John T. Morgan Alabama Matt W. Ransom John B. Gordon Lee Appomattox F. M. Cockrell Janes Z. George Edward C. Walthall George G. West M. C. Butler McKinley Jivery Honestic Montana Hoke Smiths Gullinger Henry Cabot Lodge Tillman Culberson Bacon Simmons Hoke Smith Georgia Gore O’gorman Kern Smith Httle House A. Mitchell Palmer Pennsylvania West New Jersey Indiana Colorado Orion Nevada Maine New York Delaware Ohio Ilinois Nebraska Kansas Thhey
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Pleads for Clean Politics by Rear Admiral Baird

Rear Admiral George W. Baird urged in a Secular League address at Pythian Temple that voters scorn candidates who merely inflame opposition. He warned of rapid pauper and unskilled immigrant influx and ward heelers at polls. He called for restricting illiterates to empower native Americans to educate newcomers.

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Review of Sixty Second Congress Ends With Shifts and Legislation

The sixtieth second Congress closes amid party struggles and pending reforms. Key actions include new labor bureau, rail rate valuation, immigration limits, tariff vetoes, sev eral treaties, and major investigations. Taft vetoed several bills while Wilson prepares for a broader agenda.

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Congress Senate Taft Wilson Federal Bureau of Labor Canada Great Britain France Russia United States Department of Commerce and Labor Wiliam Lorimer Hinois Robert W. Archbald Commerce Court Money Trust John D. Archbold Standard OH Company United States Steel Corporation Wilam Lorimer Judge Archbald Panama Canal Tariff Board House of Representatives Arizona New Mexico Statehood Red Cross Mississippi Valley Commerce Court and Tariff Board Industrial Commission Japan Hungary American Sugar Refining Company Shipping Trust Washington Agricultural Treasury Controller Bay Alaska Civil Service Army
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Portrait of Woodrow Wilson Sold Through The Post Coupon

The Post distributes a reduced half tone lithograph of Woodrow Wilson suitable for framing. The 22x28 portrait on heavy paper sells for 1.00 per copy at counter with a coupon and ten cents. Mail orders beyond DC within 1,000 miles cost 25 cents postage in a mailing tube via Parcel Post.

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