Archibald Visit Reported in Denied Letter and Submarine Purchase Debate
A letter read to the Lilley committee from Archibald is described as denying a delay in submarine purchases. The document mentions executive secretary Metcalf and notes opposition to postponing the boat order until a superior design is ready. The article details committee proceedings, statements by Archibald, and the lack of a planned conference with railway interests.
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Lilley
Chef Executive
Metcalf
Senate Currency Debate and Pension Bill Passage
Senate leaders pushed the currency question with Senator La Follette detailing the second attachment of his speech. The omnibus bill faced sharp criticism over wartime payments to Southern churches for property taken by the army. The house passed the pension appropriation bill including consolidation of pension agencies. The Larchon resolution seeking presidential information on administering the Cañ Zone affairs was adopted. House adjourned at 49 per clock to meet today at noon.
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Senate
la Follette
House
Larchon
Harrison
Mann
Congress
Victor Nomination to Oklahoma Marshal Post Faces Senate Delays
Grant Victor was nominated to be United States marshal for eastern Oklahoma but the nomination was recommitted by the Senate Judiciary Committee due to opposition. Senator Foraker and contemporaries pressed the recommittal amid charges about his past ties. The Vice President and Senator Clark later indicated no charges and urged confirmation at the next session.
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Grant Victor
Oklahoma
Senate
Dayntor
Fairbanks
Oklahomi
Taft
Emenway
Victor
Clark Chalmano¢R
Judiciary Committee
Jim
Clark
Nest
Park Bill Held Up In Senate Discussion
A garbled report describes Senate consideration of a park purchase linked to Meridii HL and Slateenth Street with Kean and Senator Scott as figures. Questions arose about the property's size and the amount involved, roughly 6000, while committee approvals and possible objections are noted.
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Meridii
Upen
Senate
Kean
Scott Curmin
Fran
Jerses
Sanaidepa
Jean
Sonata
Brownsville Soldiers Enlistment Act Introduced
War article reports a proposed act to reenlist charged negro soldiers from the Fifth Infantry who faced dismissal after the Brownsville turmoil. It grants one year from approval to prove innocence and return to service as if never discharged, differing from Potaker’s bill by requiring oath and reenlistment if not involved in the affray.
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Seman Warart
Browns
Potaker
Meir
Virginia Senate Debates Extremist Influx And Policy Shift
Fragmented OCR text discusses concerns over southern European migrants and anti fascist rhetoric. Mentions Virginia Assembly, a resolution on Anglo Sivan sectors, and potential constitutional or fiscal measures. References Senators Morgan Pettus and others regarding policy actions.
Keep a Full Supply Energy for Emergencies
A compact guide stresses maintaining a full supply of stored energy for emergencies. It highlights the competent person who stays ready as best suited for success in business, emphasizing regular proper nutrition as the foundation of real energy.
La Follette Endorses Roosevelt Action in Banking Row
Wisconsin Senator La Follette spent hours in the Senate defending President Roosevelt during the banking panic critique and pressed to discharge the Interstate Commerce Committee, warning of a broad fight over rail bonds and banking policy while defending the President and Treasury to avert further turmoil.
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Aldrich
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Senate
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Olahoma
Batley
Llete
Ennevelt
Cortelyan
Mo Teere
Treasury
Labor Cause Of Hitch Unions Demanded Too Much
President Roosevelt and party leaders debated labor demands that threaten his legislative program. Senate leaders Aldrich Allison and Hale met Speaker Cannon to shape a plan featuring the Aldrich financial bill, Sherman act revisions, and railroad traffic arrangements. Labor’s insistence, officials say, risks derailing the administration’s timetable, with potential shifts toward class legislation if demands persist.
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Hale
Cannon
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Representatives
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Gebel
La Follette Attacks Railroad Bonds as Currency Risk
Sen Robert La Follette rails against railroad bonds as currency collateral citing Aldrich speeches. He accuses allies of pushing a bill to force banks to buy such bonds and deposit them with the government for emergency currency. A sparse gallery audience reflects a divided Senate as session shifts to the ocean mail subsidy bill.
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Aldrich
la Follette
Senator la Follette
Mr la Follette
Delays Government Budget Legislation In Legislature
Senator Callon requested postponement of the legislative appropriation bill until tomorrow delaying consideration as Senate members planned to hear Senator La Vollette’s currency address. Senator Beacon plans an amendment to raise executive department employee pay when the bill is resumed. Senator Catlom cited the ship subsidy bill due for consideration today as reason for the delay.
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Senate
Callon
la Vollette
Wisconsin
Beacon
Catlom
Fitzgerata Attacks Taft on Pension Agency Closures
A House debate over ending seventeen pension agencies across cities including Easton Buffalo Chicago Detroit Columbus Louisville Knoxville Topeka Milwaukee San Francisco Pittsburgh and Philadelphia leads Representative Fitzgerald of New York to accuse the President of using agencies to aid Secretary Taft's candidacy. Leaders argue cutting costs saves money, while critics warn of political maneuvering and improper patronage. The measure stalls as votes split 86 to 43 with additional protests over executive authority in Canal Zone actions.
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Canal Zone
Harrison
Panama Canal Zone
AlliboiS Friends Gratified Endorsement of Senator Allison
The Iowa State convention endorsed Senator William B Allison provoking widespread congratulations from public figures and citizens. At 79, Allison in his 35 years in the Senate and eight in the House appears in strong health aside from age related deafness and a lingering sight issue. His term runs to March 3 next and colleagues across parties hope he will continue in public service.
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William B Alsinon
Iowa
Allison
Senate
House
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Legislative Briefs on Dam, Steamship Relief, and Safety Measures
The House Appropriations Committee rejected a dam foundation claim and approved a 000 290 relief fund for Slavic steamboat disaster survivors. Hearings open on requiring automatic couplers, continuous brakes, and driving wheel brakes for rail cars and locomotives. Support comes from Secretary Moseley of the Interstate Commerce Commission and Frank M War, editor of the Journal of the Switch Times Union of Neeta Araeriva.
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Yestarda
Ise
Moseley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frank Mwar Isidy
Imeas Union
Neeta Araeriva
Senate bill to form public teachers retirement fund
Senator Gallinger from the Senate Instruction Committee introduced in the Senate yesterday a bill to create and fund a public teachers retirement system. Drafted by the committee of the board of education and supported by the district commissioners. Provisions published in full when introduced in the House by Representative Smith of Michigan.
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Gallinger Chatman
Senate
Board of Education
Smit
Michgan
Indictments Dismissed In Oklahoma Indian Citizenship Case
Attorney General Bonaparte sent a detailed Senate statement on the dismissal of indictments against D H Johnston FP Moseles and the firm Musfeld McMurray Cornish in the Chickasaw and Choctaw Citizenship cases. The indictments were dropped before Oklahoma and Indian Territory statehood due to court jurisdiction concerns. The report addresses claims that former United States Attorney W B Johnson was removed for not dropping the prosecution, a removal later reversed after President concluded he was wrong. Additional notes cover Johnson’s conduct.
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Senate
D H Johnston
Moseles
Musfeld McMurray & Cornish
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
United States
Comerning
Johnsons
Extradition Steps In Olga Stern Case In New York
The Russian Embassy announced yesterday that initial steps for Olga Stern extradition were taken in New York. The arrest happened at Russia’s instance on forgery charges, with no indication of any betrayal of military or political secrets involved.
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Olga Stern
New York
Walker Extradited by Mexico in Banker's Case
The State Department announced Mexico has extradited Connecticut banker William F Walker who fled months ago. Detectives traced him to Southern California. The department also said a federal judge appointment to replace Justice Charles D Clark will wait until after next week to allow thorough canvassing of candidates. Senator Hale introduced a bill to establish a record and pension office in the Navy Department.
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William F Walker
Connecticut
California
Pinkerton
Department of Justice
Charles D Clark
Middle District
Tennessee
Record and Pension Office
Navy
Hale
Navy Department
Vital Force Teachers Sought for Self Healing Teachings
Promoters seek 400 teachers in cities to spread McConnell discoveries on vital force and self renewal. Claims include curing by belief and energy, with classes at the Metropolitan Bank Building in Washington and invitations to notable clubs in New York and Boston.
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Mr McConnell
Metaphysical Club
Boston
Medical-Legal Society
New York
Woman’s Press Club
Washington
Covery Gerade
Lite Electricity Institute Metropolitan Bank
Fifteenth Street
Life Deetrictty Institute
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