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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1912

Page

9

Prohibition Debate Shapes District Liquor Regulation

Police urged stricter liquor controls in the District as committee hearings examined excise law changes. Maj Sylvester and others pressed for tighter licensing, police reports, and possible greater enforcement while clergy and labor leaders debated impact on public morality and personal freedom.

Mai Svlvester Ube Maj. Sylveater Anid Mador Cnset Malfytyeater Muici

Pompeii Excavation Reveals Wine Shop and Falconries

Excavators in Pompeii uncover falcons and a complete wine shop amid remains of natives said to have perished during the eruption. Found are amphorae jars lamps and an ivory ante containing silver trinkets and an inscription.

Pompeii

County Commissioners Conclude Session At Ra Feign

The SCOP Prag POE County commissioners met at Ra Feign in March to discuss prohibitions and the county superintendent's role. The official report notes concerns about controlling inmates and preventing drug and morphine abuse, while addressing threats of unrest at homes and farms.

Poe

Attorneys Questioned by State Investigating Committee

The Hull committee met yesterday and questioned attorneys as possible hires for the investigation. Whilam ot Bodktehita appeared among the figures considered, but no final conclusion was announced.

Money Trust Mhone, Tras Hull

Florida Governor Gilchrist at Everglades probe panel

Gov Gilchrist appeared before a committee probing suppression of a government report on the Everglades. He named Rep Frank Clark as instrumental in the inquiry and stated Clark was not opposed to the project, urging the panel to reveal Clark's position while a tense House scene unfolded with Gilchrist briefly seating near Clark.

Seventh Street Bylver Washington Wililey St Louis Earle Witfley Vermont Avanueprietian Church Wiltes Labor Richard P Wildlama Trinity Fapiscapal Church Peter Salgona Everglade Gilchrist Florida Gil[fae Everglades Frank Clark Wilson J Clark Mose Christ Representative Clark Tate

Treaties on Arbitration Delay Stir Senate Debate

The Senate plans to vote today on arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France amid sharp attacks and warnings of danger to U S sovereignty. Senators argued over Article III and a proposed joint high commission, while supporters hoped amendments would pass. The New York Federal Council of Churches urged quick passage to strengthen arbitration.

Senate Great Britain France Joint High Commission of Inquiry Commission Bacom William Alden Smith Georata Hiehoosk Nebraska Root Michigan Lake Michigan Chicago Drainage Canal United States Bagan New York Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America Committee On Foreign Relations The Washington

Speaker Clark Birthday Plans At Convention Hall

Preparations completed for Speaker Clark's sixty second birthday celebration in Washington D C with Mrs Clark and his children present. Prominent guests include former Representative Pence and several congressmen. About 1000 attendees expected with a college chorus. A temporary chairman will introduce as permanent chair A N Nesley while a long list of floor committee members is announced.

Champ Clark Convention Hall Pence Denver Colo Congress Pan A. N. Nesley Arise John F. Coastall Handiboa G. D. Hee James Cullinan George Draewer Neves. Campbell J. Ernest Datin Har' Hee Piddieway Regan Tites Mallean P. Bensett J. Sternberg Hammond Ira Byron A. M. van Daveneder C Kenealy James Magruder John Killeen

Firemen Buried as Wall Crashes During City Blaze

March twenty firemen were buried in the ruins when the wall of a four story brick building on South Water street collapsed during a fire. Eleven were taken to hospital. two escaped with injuries. Names reported include Willem, Kelly and Clarence Harton.

Providence South Water Street Hospital Ace Willem Kelly Clarence Harton

Bristow Amendment Split in Congress on Direct Election Plan

Congress fights over the Bristow amendment to the joint resolution for direct popular election of senators. Senate and House conferees expect a report next week, with plans to lay the measure aside temporarily. Rucker and Howe conferees report hopeful sentiment but Burker says agreement is dead and will seek early action next week.

Senate House Congress Friends of Rucker Hie Howe Bristow Burker Clark Wyoming Judiciary Committee Colleagu Jen

Sugar Trust Critique of Democratic Measures Sparks Deputy Report

Minority members of the Ways and Means Committee accuse the Sugar Trust and Democratic Party of collusion to pass tariff and revenue measures. Representative Fordiey leads a report claiming the Underwood bill benefits foreign importers and sugar refiners, harming domestic beet growers and sugar users. The document cites 11206 sugar beet farmers and alleges a sugar trust-Democratic union reflected in recent tariff schedules.

Democratic Free Augur Lef Our Republic Ggainat Sugar Trust Democratic Party Underwood

Boston council visits Richeson amid jail inspection

Members of the executive council visited Clarence V. Richeson, condemned murderer of Linnell, in his cell at Suffolk County Jail. Gov. governor and council inspected the prisoner as Sheriff Gorfine accompanied them. Richeson appeared normal though pale, with no complaint about treatment. Attorneys had not petitioned for commutation to life imprisonment as of Friday.

Boston Clarence V. Nn Richeson Vid Linnell Buffolk Syn

Paternal Pledge for Uniform Labor Laws Debated at Meeting

A long convention discussed labor reform and pension plans with speakers including August Belmont, John Bays Hammond, and Lucian W Cheney. Advocates argued for universal state wage and tax policies, with emphasis on fair retirement provisions and coordinated labor capital cooperation across the United States.

Lnbor Tho Gow Federation Mra Hammond Women's Welfare Department Geld United States Dillett Andrew W. McKee United States Civil Service Retirement Association the Treasury MacVeash Wiloor Aur Hammond John Bays Hammond Lucian W Cheney United States Bureau of Labor Germany August Belmont Cpeckers Bend George Rutherland H. E. Witts Paul W B. Page C. A. Pratt Louis B. Scham John Calder J. G. Schmidhapp Hacker Cineinpail Ohio

Movements of Ocean Liners Reach Across Atlantic

A garbled shipping bulletin lists various ocean steamers and routes. It mentions Anved New Talk Minispalis from Lamson Melby Ign Copentaten from London New York and several other liners sailing toward New York from Southampton Liverpool and Hambur. It notes approximate departure times around Friday morning and a mix of lines including Mauretania and Queenstown as ports of call.

Movamenta Anved Minisapalis Lamson Melbyign Copentaten Lonton Dlinnehabe New York Marsette—Canaga Cacupagi Liverpost Sable Tiand—Dreams Southampton Gock Tate Taureday Rew York Mauretania Liverpool Tll da Jinobin Hambure Taursday Castic Queenstown Quornstown

Miners Strike Turmoil Moves Toward Settlement

London and New York dispatches report intensifying pressure from trades unions, railways and cotton interests to end the coal strike. Ramsey Macdonald and other labor leaders engage with government officials as miners consider modified demands to avert a wider shutdown. The Archbishop of Canterbury appeals for an end to the stoppage amid mounting industrial paralysis and rising coal prices.

London Trades Unione Ramsey Macdonald Minera’ Federation Mint Muni Schedus Ig Ihe Ooeral

Kimmel Claimant Quits Amid Impostor Doubts

St Louis jury branded him an impostor and public opinion remains split on whether the Niles banker George A. Kimmel exists. A farewell note from St Louis Mo reads that the claimant intends to vanish and no further efforts will prove his identity.

Concarne Kimmel St Louia Jie Ag Utach

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