Wafts Kiss in House Precedes Passage of Reimbursement Bill
A sharp House debate over a measure to reimburse the St Louis subtreasury for a four year old shortage caused by theft ends with a party line vote of 171 to 60. Missouri representative Shackleford accuses Illinois members amid heated exchanges led by Rodenberg and politicking. The bill ultimately passes as emphasized by parliamentary tactics and cross party tension.
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Thaw Appeals Case Over Referee Appointment
The article reports prisoner Thaw seeking an appeal at the appellate division of the Supreme Court in White Plains. Judge Tomykin granted the appointment of William War Namee as referee after Thaw’s lawyer argued conditions affecting mental health and surrounding surroundings at the facility. The petition claims the motion was justified by reasons including Thaw’s sanity and health concerns.
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Yuval Academy Graduation Exercises Extended Weeklong Event
The Yuval Academy graduation ceremonies, announced during the year’s ceremonies, will extend over four weeks starting May 13 and continuing through June 4. The brigade of veterans will embark on a foreign tour lasting about three months, with midshipmen required to vouch for guest attendees at the annual well dance honoring graduates.
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Battle cruise fleets gather as May 12 plans loom
In a staged sail from Massachusetts the flat of states plans practice cruise toward Santapolis. The Massachusetts commanded by Wat Brittain will join the Timeis New York and To 4, sailing to Toulon on May 13. The armored New York with Commander Joseph Layne arrives. she heads for the Orent to serve as flagship for Rear Admiral John Hubbard, chief of the Asiatic Fleet. The vessel is headed south.
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Fordney Attacks Beveridge in Impromptu Tariff Debate
Representative Fordney of Michigan, during general debate, assailed Senator Beveridge’s political stance. He planned a prepared tariff address but improvised a sharp rebuke after forgetting his script. Fordney called Beveridge’s Indiana speech false and offered a lawyer’s quip about witness testimony, then noted time limits prevented further tariff discussion.
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Baltimore Officials Named for Customs Posts
Nominations sent to the Senate name Albert G Towers as naval officer of customs in Baltimore District, Robert A Ravenscroft as surveyor of customs for the port of Baltimore, and Clarence C Pusey as assistant treasurer of the United States at Baltimore. Towers is a new supervisor. the others are reappointments.
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Congress Condensed Senate Ledger of Amendments and Adjournment
The Senate faced a discount on a motion clock vote and amended measures, with a 4 to 1 vote approving the modification as recesses were taken. The Senate adjourned until Monday and debate on Bartholdt revision continued in the House with Hodenbers of Minnesota and Shackleford of Mississippi among speakers. The Bartholdt bill, to reimburse the St Louis Subtreasury 581 500, passed by party lines as 121 to 1090. Representative Warren of New York withdrew his resolution seeking Glavia charges summaries after Attorney General Brandeis’ long-pursued request. Scott antifutures bill action postponed by the rules committee. House adjourned at 5:10 pm.
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Army Orders Audit Shows Officers Assigned and Promoted
Military notices list officers assigned to duties in the Quartermaster and Infantry branches, with transfers to Nevada Missouri, hot springs Arkansas, and Connecticut Agricultural College. Promotions include First Lieutenants to Captain and resignations accepted by the President effective August.
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Naval Officers Ordered Duties and Vessel Movements
A long list itemizes naval officers assigned to duties at Annapolis Washington Narragansett Bay Norfolk Boston and Pensacola with several ships and stations named. The report also notes vessel movements arriving at Bath San Francisco Newport and Tompkinsville and mentions oil producers opposing Pickett withday subsidy and a proposed statue debate over Jefferson Davis. Senate action on campaign finance publicity is also reported along with a petition from Ohio’s Garrett Post.
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Rat a Costly Animal Rival of Man in Historic Struggle
A 200 year battle between rat and civilization is outlined with estimates of rat populations in the United States and Europe. The piece cites 600 million rats, a $100 million annual food cost, and billions in economic damage, noting that trapping and poison only curb but do not end the problem.
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Vermin Control and Rat Tricks Revealed in City Cleanup
A historical account describes drastic sanitation measures to curb vermin in San Francisco, including blocking food sources, sealing sewers, and cataloging buildings. It recounts rats’ remarkable senses, nest-building, egg theft, and a cooperative method of passing eggs between two rats across stairs and corridors.
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Taft to Attend Yale Graduation for His Son Robert Taft
President Taft plans to attend Yale University ceremonies on June 21 and 22 to witness his son Robert Alphonso Taft receive a BA degree. Taft achieved Phi Beta Kappa honors and led his class, with expectations of special honors in keeping with family tradition.
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The Post Financial News and Market Reports
The Post presents itself as the leading newspaper at the nation’s capital with financial news gathered from all sections. Its market reports give merchants and financiers an accurate view of the business world, while farmers and leisure readers gain value from the produce sales guidance and various reading Matter.
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Washington Post illustrated magazine and foreign news note
The Washington Post emphasizes its illustrated magazine section with selections by prominent writers and fiction from noted authors. It highlights careful foreign news coverage and timely accurate illustrations, presenting the Sunday Post as superior among Sunday newspapers and a valued household companion.
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Pink Sheet Sporting Section Preview in The Post
The Sunday Post Sporting Section prints on pink paper, with four crowded pages each Sunday. It covers baseball results, running, trotting races, auto races, yacht contests, boating, Bolt, tennis, swimming, and every sport feature in accurate comprehensive fashion.
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