Debate Over Reciprocity Begins in Senate
Senate debate on Canadian reciprocity heats the chamber as Stone defends the pact arguing no danger to labor and potential freer trade. Gallinger counters that no cost of living reduction will follow though figures show higher Canadian wages. the discussion covers prices, dairy cattle, and cross border labor trends.
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Gallinger
U. S
Stone
Missouri
Senate
Yeaterday
United States
Kateriallinger
Hard
United Stats
Awas
Lallinger
Canada
Cumrotns
Nand Galt Homes
Page
Varmont
Bates
M. Gallinger
Congress Condensed On Trade Pact And Labor Debate
Congress adjourned the House at 1 am after a day of debate on the Canada reciprocity agreement and labor reforms. Representative Maddden warned Canada’s destiny tied to ratification while H F Stimpson spoke on a universal four hour workday.
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Waslon Sas
Ts Gan
Bill Representati
Fat
Senate committee backs direct election amendment resolution
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 7 to 5 for a favorable report on a constitutional amendment to directly elect Senators. The measure mirrors a prior year’s proposal. Democratic members Bacon Chilton Cutherson Erran and Borah Brown Cummins supported, while Republican Bran deweo Chirk Dillingham Root Suther land opposed. Mr. Heyburn protested the timing and indicated possible future moves on the measure.
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Noyate
Senate
Bacon
Chilton
Cutherson
Erran
Borah
Brown
Cummins
Brandeweo
Chirk
Dillingham
Root
Senate Committee Disappears in Public Expenditures Shakeup
Senate legislators report the public expenditures committee has vanished from the roster amid party disagreements. Senator Newlands advocates abolition, while Senator Martin and Senator Warren cite lack of cooperation as reasons. Nominations to federal posts were sent to the Senate by President Taft, including Perry G Lytle as Surveyor of Customs in Philadelphia and Charles Wipcobb as associate justice for the U.S. remnant court of New Mexico.
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Senate Yeaterday
Ble Committee On
Wis
Gallinker
Martin
Democratic Teader
Warren
Senata Newlands
Taft
Phiadelphia
Perry
Lytle
Genfereml
Titerlor Department
Charles Wi Pcobb
California
Asacciata
Rema Court of
Cured or Treated Free Durk New Chemical Company Plan
Cured or Treated Free Durk New Chemical Company of Bicano touts a plan for universal relief through its Anti-RhoumaToxine and related tonics. The firm claims widespread success from its medicines, with assurances of satisfaction and no payment until purchase. Local druggist offer and promotional materials tout the uncloaked formulas as non patent medicines and urge readers to try the treatment for various toxines and ailments.
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Durk New Chemical Company
Bicano
Turnishig
Lona
Ofse Medias
Cunning
Alllack
Jetree Rere
Sinai
Abelves
District Bills Introduced In Congress And Senate
Several measures introduced by different members include amending the District code to require annual statements from insurance companies, adding to the District courthouse for Juvenile and municipal courts with a $200,000 appropriation, authorizing dental supply houses to call in active practitioners for certain drugs, empowering the Attorney General to settle land ownership along waterways, and directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to value Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company properties and report earnings and capital stock to Congress.
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Senate
Gailinger
Gallinger
Board of Pharmacy
Sutherland
Anacostia River
Rock Creek
Gore
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Congress
Fisher to Hear Coal Cases Next Monday In Alaska
Secretary of the Interior Fisher agrees to sit with Commissioner Dennett and law board members for the Cunningham coal claims hearings in Alaska next Monday. The decision after the hearing will be Dennett’s. Fisher aims to avoid repeated labor and expense if an appeal to him is demanded.
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Secretary of the Interior
Fisher
Dennett
General Land Office
Law Board
Cunningham
Alaska
E. C. Hughes
Seattle
Kisher
Supreme Court backs forest reserves as constitutional
The Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of federal forest reserves and ruled that only Congress may determine reserve use. It bars grazing by Western cattlemen without permits and supports federal control over national forest lands held in trust for the people. Justice Lamar endorsed Agriculture Secretary rules for reserve management.
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United States Supreme Court
West
Supreme Court of the
United States
Congress
Lamar
Secretary of Agriculture
Unclear Names and Officials Listed in Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous named politicians and a judge from various states including Indiana Virginia Iowa New York Pennsylvania North Dakota Michigan California Ohio New Jersey and a New York judge. The garbled segment references senators representatives and a court of appeals but lacks coherent context or events.
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Bvertery Dickinson
Gecessary
Renaioe Peively
Indiana
Swambon
Virginia
Kenton
Iowa
Smith
Derclina
Annetor Warren
Wyemley
Swator Drandwgeh
Connectticu
Caldor
New York
McCrdary
Panusylvacia
Pennayivania
Altoten Nessis
FARR
Pennayivade
HANNA
North Dakota
Hamilton
Michigan
Lysot
Massachusetts
Raven
California
Tateor
Ohio
Plant defeats Joyce. White enters race in Maryland town
In a close bid for town executive, Plant defeats Joyce as Second Man blames White entering the race for the loss. Froctor and Elliott win seats on the town council, reshaping the local leadership.
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Maryland
Mr. White
Froctor
Elliott
Results at Mt Rainier decide local races
Joseph K. T. Plant defeated Robert E. Joyce for mayor by 17 majority. James M. Proctor defeated John Kline for councilman by 6 majority. Thomas G. C. Elliott defeated Gilbert Hughes for councilman by 8 majority.
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Joseph K. T. Plant
Robert E. Joyce
James M. Proctor
John Kline
Thomas GC. Elliott
Gibert Hughes
Mayoral Elections Bring Surprises in Mount Rainier and Glen Echo
Mount Rainier mayors race ends with Joseph Plant defeating Robert Joyce 82 to 3, Edward White at 34 and Charles Thomas 7, while Elliott beats Hughes for Fourth ward council seat 21 to 13. In Glen Echo, Louis Witkowski wins mayoral race as Democrat over incumbent F. James, with H. Surguy taking council seat. Turnout and party lines noted as Democratic strongholds.
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Robert E. Joyce
Mount Ratn
Piers Md
Tveater Day
Joseph K. T. Plant
Edward S. White
Joyce
Indian Territory
Francis M. Proctor
John Kline
Hine
Charles Thomas
Thomas
Elliott
Gilbert Hughes
Bert Winslow
Peace Banquet at Tokyo Affirms US Japan Friendship
At the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo an Americas Friends Association banquet celebrated the new US Japan treaty. Baron Kaneko presided, Baron Takahashi and Mr Hlake spoke on allied interests, while Prince Tokugawa and Count Komura praised rapid ratification and cooperation. Ambassador O'Brien received enthusiastic reception among guests.
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Japan
America
Washington Post
Tookyo
Americas Friends’ Association
Impetial Hotel
United States
Baron Kaneko
Russia
Washington
Prince Tokugawa
Knox
Asiatic Society
Pacific Ocean
Baron Takahashi
Specie Bank
Hlake
Yokohama Chamber of Commerce
Ice blocks halt Japanese Antarctic expedition arrival
Sydney Nova Scotia May 1 The Japanese Antarctic expedition on the Hina Maru arrived yesterday after reaching Coulman Island March 14 and turning back due to ice packs and icebergs. The cold dampened the Bekimodoge’s spirits as the voyage faltered and ice conditions remained harsh. The Hamburg May 1 report says the German Antarctic expedition will sail Wednesday on the Deutschland and Prince Henry of Prussia conducted a final inspection of the vessel before a farewell lunch for Commander Fitchner.
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Sydney
Nova Scotia
Coulman Island
Hamburg
Prince Henry of
Priasta
Fitchner
Cold Storage Protest and Repair Promise by Veteran Helper
An experienced technician with 55 years in cold storage repair pledges to safeguard property, restore reliability, and manage summer pricing pressures while addressing ongoing warning about protective measures.
Odds Favor Preston In Tight Baltimore Municipal Race
Baltimore on May 1 on the eve of the municipal election both parties claim confidence with Democrats banking on about 15 000 independent supports and Republicans relying on defections. About 100 000 of 116 000 registered voters expected to vote with projections favoring either Preston or Timanus depending on primary loyalties and independent wards. Betting on Preston runs 3 to 1 though observers see a close result within 2 500 votes. Also at stake are comptroller and city council seats plus three loan measures for sewer expansion payments and street widening.
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Mr. Joyce
Mr. White
Joyce
Plant
White
Maurice Stallings
Timanus
Baltimore
James H. Preston
Ma,hool
Baltimore Sun
The
News
Mahool
Preston
K& Clay Timanis
Timanua
Identified Burglar Noland Faces New Charge in Virginia
Charles W. Noland, already serving 60 days in Alexandria jail for disorderly conduct, is identified by postmaster C. C. Walters and Fairfax resident W. W. Caton as the man who loitered near the West Falls Church post office on March 11, preceding a robbery and assault that netted $100. A $200 reward awaits capture and conviction. Noland and companion Charlies Chaney had earlier aroused police suspicion. The report notes related misdeeds and a separate bank deposit event at the Alexandria postal savings facility.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Atecagdria
Charles W. Noland
Alexandria
West Falls Church
C. C. Walters
Fisher
Financier Archibald S White Seeks Divorce in Cincinnati
Archibald S White a prominent financier with New York offices and builder of a 40 million dollar Cincinnati union depot filed for divorce in the county s fominion pleas court Mrs White arrived from New York and will stay until separation is secured The petition cites long neglect and failure to share home duties The wife known as Olive Mantle before marriage in St Cloud Minn June 7 196 Her separation followed a last summer trip to Paris where the couple agreed to part up to his 40 million depot project
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Archibald S. White
Washington Post
Cincinnati
New York City
Union
Fominion Pleas Court
Aldis Jerome Browne Weds Elizabeth Cunningham in Chicago
Miss Elizabeth Cunningham daughter of Mr and Mrs Secor Cunningham of 1824 Prairie avenue Chicago married Aldis Jerome Browne son of Mr and Mrs Aldig D Browne of Washington DC The ceremony was at Trinity Episcopal Church South Michigan avenue and West Twenty sixth street Rev John Moore McGann officiated Mrs A Watson Armour cousin of the bride was matron of honor Bridesmaids included Katherine McFaden Margaret Billings Margaret Keep Mildred Blair Dorothy Robbins Hope Hodgman Ushers were Kenneth Sawyer Goodman Alexander Britton Browne Jesse Browne Secor Cunningham Charles Barnett Goodspeed Sterling Morton Robert Dove The couple plan a long wedding trip and will reside in Chicago after the 15th.
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Washingtonian
Elizabeth Cunningham
Chicago
Washington Post
Secor Cunningham
Prairie Avenue
Aldis Jerome Browne
Aldig D. Browne
Washington, D. C
Trinity Episcopal Church
South Michigan Avenue
West Twenty-sixth Street
John Moore McGann
A. Watson Armour
Katherine McFaden
Margaret Blllings
Margaret Keep
Mildred Blair
Dorothy Robbins
Hope Hodgman
Providence
R. 1
Kenneth Sawyer Goodman
Alexander Britton Browne
Jesse Browne
Charles Barnett Goodspeed
Sterling Morton
Robert Dove
Mrs. Browne
Widow Gets Inheritance From Inch Will
The will of Rear Admiral Richard Inch, retired, who died on April 21, was filed for probate. The widow, Mrs Sarah Jing Inch, is named as executrix and will receive the entire estate absolutely without bond. The Washington-executed instrument on February 4 is brief and formal. An inventory is expected in a few weeks.
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Richard Inch
Office of the Register of Wills
Sarah Jing Inch
Inch
Washington
Four More Missing After Martins Creek Wreck
Special to The Washington Post reports four additional missing passengers from the excursion train wreck near Martins Creek. The missing include Miss Margaret Jones of Utica and Mr. William Fuchs with his wife from Norwich New York, and Wolf of Utica. If dead, total casualties reach fifteen. A sister refused to abandon her burning sibling as flames overtook the coach.
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Washington Post
Haston
Martins Creek
Margaret Jones
Utica
William Fuchs
Norwich
Wolf
Salvador Bars Plotter in Nicaragua Revolt
Dr Espinosa who planned a revolt against Nicaragua’s government was prevented from landing at Acejutla Salvador by the Salvador president’s order. Espinosa, a passenger on the Salvador from Mexico, will return to Salina Cruz Mexico. The alleged design was reported to the State Department days earlier.
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Espinosa
Nicaragua
Rodolfo Hepinoes
Acejutla
Salvador
Mexico
Salina Cruz
United States
Gelaya
State Department
Mileman Defends Flag Parade in Brooklyn Halted by Milk Wagon
Several thousand paraders in Brooklyn marched behind a red flag followed by an inverted United States flag when a milk wagon driver blocked the right of way. Police upheld the driver and ensured the flag was righted.
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New York
Brooklyn
United States
poHce
Anglo German Friendship Society launched in London
London reports the Anglo German Friendship Society began at a Mansion House meeting to foster cordial relations between Britain and Germany. Attendees included the lord mayor and notable diplomats like the Duke of Argyle Sir Frederick C Lascelles and the Earl of Aberdeen, signaling a strong cross nation effort alongside the Anglo American Peace meeting at Guildhall.
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London
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St. Marys
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Charles J Sumner
Delavan
Ome
R. E. Joyce
Joseph T. K. Plant
Mount Rainier, Md
C. W. Noland
Noland
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J. A. Hggborn
Ircuit
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J. B. T. Thornton
S. B. Moore
Thomas Chauncey
L. Frank Pattie
S. Aylett B. Nicoll Et al
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Lucinda Jackson
Julian T. Burke
Mary
Alice Quisenberry
H. N. Garner
Gardner L. Boothe
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French Et al
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Lodia A. Cutshaw
Emma BR. Cutshaw
Webb Roy
Aaron Gaskins
G. G. Burke
Frank K. White
Clara R. Rogers
Alexandria Electric Company
Grace W. Bullock
Harrison W. Bullock
Mary Whiting
John D. Whiting
William H. H. Hart
Mary M. Hart
Arrington
Hubert Snowden
Sallie A. Fisher
Sale A. Fisher
Columbus Street
H. MM. Canter
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C. C. Carlin
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N. & Greenaway
W. B. Wood
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Colonial Beach
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Centaur Company
Mumray Street
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Germany
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District Court of Appeal
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Samuel T. Pennington
Munaey
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Charleston
W. Va
Edward M. Burdette
FIG Fig Syrup CO
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California Fig Syrup CO
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FK. Syrip CO
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Tom Tinker
Ini
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J&th
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AIDA
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Elijah
Washington Choral Society
Heinrich Hammer
First Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Helen Donohue de Vo
Flora Bornheimer Brylawaks
William Wall Whiddit
Nass
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S M. Fubten
Miee
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Arthur Smith
F St. Aw
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Nat Niehts
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Miss Mannering
Luey
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P. Kluting
Animals Sanudeville
Daintiest Antual Negebry
Gayety
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Frank Lynch
Ilyceum
B. Mackie Rand
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