Economy Keynote Talk Amid Expensive Debate
The session featured a costly keynote as Mr Burke closed debate by noting $2,500 spent discussing the 237 from Mr Mooce and urging congressional recognition of Peary as the first Arctic discoverer. Foreign opinion was deemed unnecessary while discussions ranged from ship regates to horses for the Foreign Service.
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Burke
Mooce
Peary
Marth Pole
State Department
Wnavena Co
Amin
Missouri
Statehood Bill Reported in Senate Amid Debate
The senate discusses a statehood bill amid intense debate about ratification prospects. Senior figures from the House and Senate trade positions as supporters push toward passage while opponents raise concerns over deadlines and territorial boundaries.
Urge Federal Parole Law Debate Before Committee
Fragmentary report shows urging federal parole law action before committee. References to sentences, prisoners paroled and public safety, with discussion of multilingual printing and English usage in general communication.
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Vesterdas
Congress Condensed Report on Statehood and Debates
The condensed congress report covers Arrama and New Mexico statehood, a short adjournment, and a flurry of actions. It notes pension bills passed, debates on a 323760 phone expenditure, and introduction of a statue for Januaryine MacGahin. The House did not adjourn to honor Perkins and planned to reconvene at moonlight.
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Foe
Sud
Pastera
American
Europe
Vkala
Boboe Gs Fay
Arrama
New Mexico
Reatesk
Perkins
New York
John C. Calhoun
South Carolina
Peary
Cangreau
National Geographic
Pears
Vermont Charters and Tax Clash Reaches Supreme Court
Lawyers for Vermont challenge a federal tax on corporate charters arguing it breaches state sovereignty and plunders private property. The Coney Island Brooklyn Railway backs the tax as constitutional, with Malham & Dykman leading the brief.
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Vermont
Supreme Court of
Coney Island Railway
Walling
Great Britain
Maxwell Exvatts
Hen
Wardner
Stalin Tint
Windsor
United States
Stone Tracey Company
Sormielgnt
State of
Justice Wright Hears Argument on Valley Paper Bid
Justice Wright in district court weighs the Valley Paper Company mandamus suit to reopen bids for public paper. Technical questions loom over the bid’s validity as surety ties with another bidder and a missing approving certificate complicate the filing. South Dakota Insurgent Republicans nominate Tim Veasey for governor in a separate report from Huron.
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Valley Paper Company
Holyoke
Vass
Mandamus
Joint Printing Committee of Congress
Paper Company
Senate
Justice Wright
District Supreme Court
Valley Paper
South Dakota
Huron
Tim Veasey
French Tariff Offer Aims At Most Favored Nation Deal
President Taft to receive Jusserand amid talks on France offering MFN treatment to all American imports as path to a tariff compromise. Cabinet discusses amendments to protect French commerce. Jusserand urges early decision before March 16 adjournment. Stone controversy in Baltimore also looms while a cottonseed bread tasting entertains the cabinet.
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United States
America
Aldrich
Journal of the Chambers of Commerce and Industry
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Todas Ainister of Commerce
Dupuy
Thiat
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Payne Aldrich
Jusserand Lala
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Taft
Secretary of State
Tarur Board
Te United Siates
Jusveiand
State Department
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Wilam F Stone
Secretary of the Treasury
Stone
David E Dirk
Mr Stone
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Prarre
Merley
Vic Pearce
Mulhall
Maine
Hasana Harbor
Oil Battle on Monday as Supr eme Court reviews Standard Oil case
The Supreme Court will hear arguments next Monday on Standard Oil Company of New Jersey appeal. The case challenges a circuit court decree dissolving the company as an illegal combination and monopoly in restraint of interstate commerce. Attorney General Wickersham leads a government counsel team.
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United States Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
United States Circuit Court
District of
Missouri
New Jersey Corporation
Snliegal
Circuit Court
Wickersham
Bottled Up Soil Sparks Reclamation Debate in Colorado
Representative Taylor of Colorado accuses conservationists of bottling up 16,000,000 acres of arid land essential for reclamation projects. He faults the forest service and blames Mr Pichot for project cost overruns while urging passage of a bond measure to finish reclamation efforts.
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Taylor
Colorado
Piichot
Forest’ Service
Eee
Senate Bill Advances In House On Housing And District Terms
Senate bills moved favorably to report increasing maximum dividends for Washington Sanitary Housing Company to percent on model tenements investments. A second measure changes district inspectors terms from good behavior to four years. District committee sent several other measures to sub committees for study.
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Senate
Washington Sanitary Housing Company
Oppose Head Tax Increase By Immigrant Groups
Representatives of Jewish and Slavonic organizations appeared before the House immigration committee to oppose a proposed head tax increase and an educational test. They favored a national plan to distribute immigrants systematically across the country and place them where they could gain the most advantage.
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House Committee On Immigration
Rockefeller Foundation Bill Reported Favorable by Gallinger Panel
The Renate District committee in executive session voted to report favorably the bill introduced by Senator Gallinger enabling a Rockefeller Foundation style charity. Attorney Stacie Murphy defended broad aims while Senator Carter urged tighter tax exemptions for corporate funds, clarifying property exemption limits. Murphy signaled a broad humanitarian scope, with Rockefeller funds possibly aiding global initiatives. The committee anticipated reporting the measure to Congress with amendments, and Murphy outlined plans for a wide philanthropic center and potential District of Columbia headquarters.
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Renate Distriet Committee
Gallinger
Stacie Murphy
John D Rockefeller
Carter
Tegard
Congress
States of the Union
United States
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Rockefelier
Rockefelier Foundation
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Rockefeller
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Tike Educational Board
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General Educational Board
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New York
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Elma
Iuckerfeller
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Dillingham
Rockefailer Foundation
District of Columbia
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Amithsonias Institution
Commercial Club
The Culture of Flowers in California Gardens
A survey of California women growing petunias and hybrid seed work inspired by Luther Burbank, detailing pollen transfer, seed selection, and the rise of a “flower doctor” craft. It covers perfume making from roses and violets, ambergris basics, and the New York Plant, Mower, and Fruit Guild effort to aid the poor with flowers, plus notes on Spanish bayonet, moth pollination, and poppy opium research across states.
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England
Tighe
Gondals
Toase
Windward Islands
New York
City
Siotes
Beleve
Department of Agriculture
Vermont
Appalachian
Rafigd
Rocky Mountains
Nome Witnesses Testify on Alaska Assembly Bill Proposal
Capt William Hall of Nome testified yesterday before the House Committee on Territories in support of a bill creating a legislative council for Alaska and advocating elected membership rather than presidential appointment. Albert Fink of Nome also backed the administration bill.
Court rules New York Cotton Exchange a legitimate market
The state supreme court unanimously held the New York Cotton Exchange is not a bucket shop but a legitimate trading market for actual cotton. The ruling upholds a claim dispute involving Richard Springs and others against David Wo James Blakely Ga llant er James over a $48 000 cotton transaction barred by gambling terms.
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New York Cotton Exchange
Richard 4 Springs
Davil Wo James
Blakely Gallanter
James
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