Depew Aids Aldrich Defends NYSE Against Money Panic Charge
Senator Depew defends Aldrich plan to curb money panics by favoring asset currency and raising the comptroller salary to attract capable men. He argues the New York Stock Exchange is not to blame and that the measure preserves credit stability while resisting speculative excesses.
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New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Chaney M. Depew
Alfried
Senate
Ian Cones
Ieee
Fan
Guayantee
Fatur
Dow Cf
Credit Po
Denew
Postal Service Employees Get Paid Sick Leave Provisions
Amendments outline paid leave and holiday provisions for postal workers including city delivery personnel and clerks in the Hallway Mail Service. They specify thirty days of annual leave with full pay and additional ten days possibly extended, affecting postal clerk eligibility and department policy alignment.
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Sonat Perreae
Vireka
Tn Adenk
Neds
Hareway Mill Service
OIAN
Portugal Expresses Gratitude Amid Assassination Fallout
The Portuguese government and Brazilian ministers send condolences after the assassination of the Portuguese king and crown prince. Congress adopted a condolence resolution reflecting shared mourning and strong repudiation of the political violence.
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Charles Vase
Brian Pibedt
Portugal
Bryan Wait
Senate Approves Currency Bill and Arbitration Treaties
The Senate backed the American currency bill and ratified the Swiss arbitration treaty while Hague conference conventions were favorably reported. The House authorized an investigation into the Electric Boat Company and a Catholic Church claim of 403000 was approved. The House adjourned until noon.
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Senate
Electric Boat Company
Manila
Catholc Church
Gary Succeeds Latimer as South Carolina Senator
Special to The Washington Post. Columbia March 6 states Frank Boyd Gary was chosen to succeed Latimer in the South Carolina Senate after fifteen ballots, receiving eighty one votes. Legrand W. Walker was closest rival. Gary plans to serve the unexpired term ending March 4 next, aims Bryan nomination, and has a long political lineage including 1895 constitutional convention and five years as speaker.
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Washington Post
Columbia
Frank Boyd Gary
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Gary
Bryan
Walker
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Latimer
Denver
Union Life
Schenectady
WobeyDle
Afr
Mart W. Gary
Eugene B. Gary
Supreme Court
The
State
Mineat Gary
Legislative Briefs Across Senate and House Actions
Senate committees favor Welson bill to regulate Alaska liquor traffic and ratify a Switzerland treaty for dispute settlement. Omnibus arms bill reports a 632 dollar appropriation. other measures include naval reform, immigration limits on Japanese and Korean workers, and opposition from Chicago bankers to stock exchange interference.
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Senate Committee On Territories
Alaska
Controlling the Wireless Bill Advances in Senate
Senator Hale introduced a bill to regulate wireless telegraphy. It requires Utal corporations operating apparatus for commercial purposes to obtain licenses from the Secretary of Commerce and Labor. The act would govern messages extending beyond state jurisdiction, enabling federal control, with no license needed for U S. transmissions and powers to close stations or convert them to government use during war or mobilization. Regulations would prevent interference between naval, military, and private stations. Licenses of commercial stations could be revoked for interference with military stations. Wireless apparatus on foreign ships within U S territorial waters would fall under the bill.
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Hale
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
United States
Teller seizes on executive usurpation in army pay bill
Senate action on the army pay bill increases officer salaries and enlistees pay. Teller argues against presidential discretion in fixing pay, urging constitutional change. Amendments add death pay for families and six months’ pay to officers and enlisted men, sparking debate over equality of treatment.
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Senate
Teller
United States
Culberson
Warren
Committee On Military Affairs
Scott
Bacon
McLancin
McLaurtin
Ula
McLaurin
Baron
Navy Bill Reaches House With Pay and Militia Proposals
The Naval Affairs Committee favored reporting to the House a pay parity bill aligning navy and marine corps officers with army pay. It also backed favorable reporting on the naval militia bill granting the Navy Department control over the militia. The committee discussed the naval chaplain bill capping chaplains at forty eight with ranks spanning captain to lieutenant. Chaplain G Livingston Baird spoke in support. no action was taken.
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Navy
Marine Corps
Army
House
Committee On
Naval Affairs
Navy Personnel’ Act
Naval Militia
Bil
Foss
Navy Department
Bates
Hebul
Penrose Warns Against Press Admission Bill Fears Liberty
Senator Penrose of the Post offices and Post-roads committee condemned a bill seeking to modify newspaper admission to malls and leave exclusion to the Postmaster General. The measure has long appeared in Congress, often blocked, and this year drew opposition as an attack on press liberty. The committee met yesterday to hear the adverse report and to proceed with the recommendation.
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Senate
Penrose
Congress
Aga
Speaker Inspects Bureau Overcrowding Prompting Call for New Building
Speaker Cannon and Chairman Tawney visited the Bureau of Engraving and Printing with Elliott Woods to assess conditions and back a new facility to relieve overcrowding and related evils. They toured the printing division, lunch room, engraving area, and other crowded rooms, hearing complaints from Plate Printers' Union members about intolerable work conditions and overcrowding.
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Speaker Cannon
Tawney
Appropriations Committee
Elliott Woods
Canitol
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Corteiygu
Coonan
The
Plate Printers' Union
Sullivan
Ralph
Wiliam D. Leisster
Plate Printers’ Union
George BP. Foster
Breaker
Civic Federation
Shera
Railroad officials clash with Fulton bill on rate raises
Railroad officials told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that the Fulton bill restricting rate increases would hinder low experimental rates to open new territory and delay required concessions. They argued the amendment proposing ICC discretion would face the same flaws as the original bill. Hearings resume next session.
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Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. M. Culp
Southern Railway
Newlands
National Industrial Traffic League
Culp
Charles C. Paulding
New York Central Railroad
Donkey and Elephant Tale Ends With Pharaoh’s Wink
Fragmentary older New York feature blends fable and satire with biblical and royal motifs. A donkey and an elephant are portrayed as patient beasts while four named men vie, Pharaoh comments, and a comic twist leads to a bow on The Merry Widow tune.
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New York
Ptapht
Can Nom
Bryan
Parker
Pharaoh
Iealth
Croesus
Aesop
Amenhotepsky
The
Merry Widow
Submarine Boat Inquiry Ordered by House Involving Lillyy Charges
The House voted unanimously to form a special committee to investigate methods of the Electric Boat Company and its Holland Boat predecessor, amid charges by Representative Lilley that funds and influence were used to sway Naval Affairs Committee members. The committee will collect testimonies and papers, report findings, and begin hearings in Washington.
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Electric Boat Company
Congress
House
Dalzell
Ave
Lilley
Connecticut
Anarr
Boutell
Illinoia
Stevens
Minnesota
Olmsted
Pennsylvania
Howard
Georgia
Broussard
Louisiana
Washington
Lillay
Holland Boat Company
Naval Affairs Committee
Mr. Dalzell
Lines
Weill
Delvell
Liley
Jilley
Dalsell
Courge
United States
Uak
Mr. Lilley
Dalzel
Naval Committee
Mr.Lilley
Wes
Congress Ee
Laury
Dalzeil
Mr. Dalgell
Speaker
Wiertrie Boat Company
Us Electric Hour Company
Isley
Bills and Bills in House Propose Trust Suppression and Fort Fortification
In the House yesterday Mr Adair of Indiana introduced a bill to suppress trusts pools and combinations in trade with penalties for violations. Mr Thomas of North Carolina sought $1,000,000 to fortify Fort Mene Fort NOC. Mr Cox of Indiana proposed repealing a statute that allows yachts from foreign clubs to enter the United States without clearing at customs. The Senate District Committee did not meet due to Senator Gallinger's absence who accompanies Senator Proctard to Vermont.
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Wilfrey
United States Court For China
Shanghai
Representative Walde
New York
House Committee On Judiciary
Waldo
Adair
Indiana
Thomas
North Carolina
Cox
United States
Senate District Committee
Senator Gallinger
Senate
Senator Proctard
Vermont
Religious notices from Northwest Washington churches
Congregational and Unitarian services listed for First Congregational Church at Tenth and G streets Northwest with sermons by Rev Gemuel H Woodand others. Includes All Souls Church at 14th and L with morning and evening services and Sunday School. Also Christian Science First Church at 14th and R Northwest, Evangelical Christian Science Church at 1007 Gatreet Northwest, Seventh Day Adventists mock sermon, Spiritism lectures at Pythian Temple, Oriental Esoteric Center, healing by mental suggestion, and YW Vesper services at Twelfth and Furthest.
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ST. John's Church
Lafayette Square
Roland Cotton Smits
D. D
Dunlap
H. Bigelow
Aerton
Evenaing
Vermon
J. M. Horner
Hole Comunion
Vt m
Reege F. Alsop
JM. Horner
Ashevide
B. Baptist
Fifth Baptist Church
Street
Seventh Southwest
Westos Bruner
Mbnteer St. Surdesschonl
Ford
Baraca
J. Porter
Washington Chorus Club
Hessmer
L Strent
Northent
Milton Waldron
Gand
Methodist Episcopal
Metropolitan
Aemotial
Strest
John Marshall Place
Frank M. Kistol
P.m
A. m. Epworth
First Congregational Church
Narthwest
Gemuel H. Wood- U
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ
Ila
Mand
Colorado
Evangelical Christian Science
Evangelical Christian Science Church
Beottish Rite Hall
Gatreet Northwest
Blenop Oliver
Sabin
Martha A. van Voent
Miey Holth Plekaring
Trea
Evangelist K. C. Bussell
Memorial Church
Twelfth Streets
Welcoms
First Association
Pythian Temple
Ninth Street
Edgerts
Ripple
Testa
Beance ‘Thuray
Seaton
I Street
THE
Segular League
Ijsmis H. Kesler
Twelfth
Join Weldley
Miz Gracy Beel
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Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
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F Street
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Washington Gasght Company
Washington, D. C
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