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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1912

Page

9

Ben Johnson to Quit in 1813 Era of Public Service

Kentuckian Ben Johnson signals resignation from the Senate committee scene to focus on district needs and public service. He cites tiredness, workload, and desire to better serve constituents while resisting pressure to stay on a costly, lengthy political path. Johnson aligns with shifts in committee leadership and notes support from allies and rivals alike.

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Timber fire danger prompts large federal cut, warns official

National Conservation Association president warns that funding to prevent forest fires is slashed by 1 million. He notes emergency measures and reduced appropriations affect fire danger response, trails, and telephone lines, risking further timber loss as fires threaten vast forests and properties.

Finsiet Nationel Conservation Association

Plot to assassinate Knox rocks Nicaragua visit

News from New Orleans reports thirteen dynamite bombs hidden under railroad tracks in Nicaragua during Secretary Knox's visit to Managua. Government says conspirators plotted to kill Knox, with charges and arrests while offering little detail on outcomes.

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Warship caucus debate rages over battleship vote in House

Democratic naval committee members push an other caucus to settle battleship funding. Proponents warn against pork barrel building, while opponents claim public opinion favors two battleships. A looming floor vote could hinge on a two thirds requirement and party maneuvering. Senator Hoke Smith blocks pension bill items, prompting political theater as names are debated.

House Naval Committee Lemme Padgett Aval Public Buildings Committee George E Fora Illinois Naval Committee

Taft and the tyranny of majority in popular government

A detailed critique of Taft’s stance on police power and due process, arguing the proposed popular vote amendment would erode stable constitutional interpretation. The speaker defends the people's role while warning against temporary majorities and oligarchic distortions in governance.

United States Prem Court Holmen Tatt Jean Popular Taft J Toprevelt Col Ronkevelt Elvan Fila Ieee A Nn

Roosevelt Rebuts Taft with Popular Recall Quarrel

A heated gathering in New York features Colonel Roosevelt arguing for popular recall of judicial decisions and constitutional amendments. He criticizes Taft on majorities and cites past New York reforms while urging public involvement in constitutional changes. The rally showcases strong support, with Roosevelt addressing overflow crowds and receiving extended applause.

Bar Association Eli City of New York New York Bar Association Col Rodrevelt William Draper Lewis Law School University of Pennsylvania Hoosevelts Mach Roosevelt Roonayalt

Osborn Explains MHS Age Comment on Constitutional Threat

Gov Osborn clarified his remark Whatever Is Right Is Constitutional amid Taft’s Boston speech charge of an attempt to pervert the Michigan constitution. He spoke in his opening address to the second special legislative session convened to consider an immediate effect presidential primary law.

Atart Approvel United States Lange Gov Osborn Abraham Lincoln

Taft Veto Rumorson Underwood Tax Bill in Senate Battle

Capitol reports say the Underwood excise tax bill, passed by a two thirds House vote, may reach the President for signature or veto. Supporters argue it is constitutional and uniform, aiding revenue and Democratic prospects if vetoed. Critics warn of political risks and possible delays in passage.

Senate House Soie Frederick W. Lehmann Department of Justice Tal Friends United States

Land law change sparks debate in Congress

Speaker Champ Clark urged passage of a homestead bill to curb emigration to Canada. He recalled a past push for Canadian reciprocity and said the United States could annex Canada. Senator Boran introduced the bill in the Senate and it passed there, cutting title time from five to three years and likening it to Canadian law.

Champ Clark Canada

Senate Approves Cape Henry Fortifications Purchase

Senate passes the fortifications appropriation bill including 1600 for three acres at Cape Henry to plant batteries guarding entrance to Chesapeake Bay. Chief engineers say batteries would form a defensive fortress across the bay, enabling heavy gun protection without exposing ships to fire.

Senate Cape Henry Chesapeake Bay

German Envoy Names Kurt von Reibnitz Commercial Attache

Kurt von Reibnitz of the Prussian ministry of commerce is appointed commercial attache to the German embassy in Washington. He recently earned a doctorate for a thesis on the New York Block Exchange and discussed constitutional questions around presidential preference measures.

Kurt von Reibnits Bertin March Kurt von Reibnitz Ministry of Commerce Washington

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