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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1913

Page

11

Sugar Fight Delivers Testy Senate Exchange on Free Sugar

In a heated Senate session Democrats led by Senator Ransdell attacked the Underwood sugar schedule, with Louisianan and Michigan figures clashing with Senators Simmons Myer and others over free sugar. Republicans mocked Dems as they pressed for public hearings while Penrose denied any filibuster plan.

Michigan Ransdell Louisiana Senate Simmons Louis & Rowley Lansing House Democratic Party Wilion James Myers Simmons Sentta Musselman Penroge Lasity Finance Committee

Itching Eezema Relief Ad Promises Instant Stop

An advertisement touts ZEMO as a guaranteed instant relief for itching, eczema, and scalp irritation. It claims rapid results, lists prices, terms, and mentions first class druggists carrying sealed bottles, with mail order options from Washington.

Zemo Mana Sara Satan Golin Washington

Senator Shafroth Pleads for U S to Sue over Eagle Dam

Colorado senator urges Interior Secretary Lane to seek a legal ruling on government authority to divert Big Grande waters for the Eagle dam irrigation project. He argues Colorado towns may build reservoirs storing water that would flow to the Rio Grande scheme, risking a political and financial scandal if the $7 million dam proceeds without firm water rights.

Shafroth Colorado Lane Interior Department Big Grande Eagle Dam Mexico Texas New Mexico Rio Grande

Congress considers restoring Chugach forest to public domain

Senate committee chairman Pittman introduces a bill to annul Roosevelt's proclamation creating the Chugach national forest of 1 100 000 acres and restore the land to public domain. Also notes on railroad timber delays, quorum rules discussion, emergency currency bill proposal, China’s new republic recognition, desert travel water finds, and a national wage commission measure.

Pittman Senate Territories Committee National Wage Commission James Hamilton Lewis Ilinois

Astrological forecast warns of tensions and cautions for all

A dated astrological reading warns Mercury and Uranus in harmful aspect may affect many, urging tact and patience. It cautions electricians and those handling chemicals over accidents, notes strain on digestion and nerves, and advises careful speech, prudent business, and cautious household conduct.

Obe Digistin A Ova Cicate

Federal inquiry urged into West Virginia coal strike

Senator Kern led a 3 hour debate for a federal investigation of conditions during the West Virginia coal strike. Borah Root and Halifa supported. Chilton and Goff opposed citing state sovereignty. If approved, it would probe post offices, drumhead trials, and habeas corpus denials amid alleged mine operator pressure.

Kern Borah Root Halifa Chilton Goff West Virginia Senate Gof Supreme Court of Roosevelt Fmaade

Coal Miners May Strike in Kanawha Region

In New River and Winding Gulf territory workers press for union recognition amid talk of a strike. Thomas Haggerty of the United Workers says organizing for mutual protection is a key demand. Meanwhile labor leader Mother Yaones in Washington may be aiding investigations into the Kanawha coal field. A habeas corpus writ was sought for Dutz Merrick, editor of Justice, a Socialist Pittsburgh publication, as he faces charges tied to articles about martial law and the coal strike.

New River Charleston W Va Winding Gulf Territory Thomas Haggerty National Board United the Workers Yaones Washington Kanawha Circuit Court of Kanawha Dutz Merrick Justice A Socialist Yublication Pittsburgh Guy Hatfield Menck Thead Social Gea Merck Lat Samuel D Littlepage Onertl Tomas

Senators Back Suffrage Move In Senate

Senator Chamberlains resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to grant women the ballot was favorably reported by the Senate Women suffrage committee. If tariff legislation allows, an effort will be made to bring it up this session. A spring lawn party is planned by the Federal Womans Equal Rights Association after the committee action, featuring five minute suffrage speeches.

Chamberlains Senate Women Suffrage Committee Thomas Congress Senate Committee Chamberlain Federal Womans Firquality Association

Would Be Chairman Tells Of Broken Agreement In Gubernatorial Race

Representative Wyatt Aitken of South Carolina demands chairmanship of the House District committee claiming he stepped aside for Ben Johnson of Kentucky in a past agreement. Johnson resists relinquishing the post citing his knowledge of district affairs and the need to defend his position.

Hous Ben Johnson Kentucky Wyatt Aitken South Carolina Aiken Mr Johnson Johnson Randell Texas Brantley Georgia Ways and Means Committee

Steel costs assailed part three report on industry costs

The bureau of corporations published part three of its extended steel industry inquiry, detailing production cost figures. It shows that firms often inflated production cost agreements to justify large profits paid to subsidiary ore and transport concerns. For example, United States Steel Corpora tion had a book cost of 2153 dollars while actual net cost excluding intercompany profit was 1667 dollars.

Bureau of Corporations Bessemer Steel Raris United States Steel Corporation

Guard rights test for Republicans requests enforcement of the fifteenth amendment

Former New Hampshire Senator William E Chandler writes to Republican official Estabrook urging immediate changes in convention representation and urging strict enforcement of the fifteenth amendment to guarantee Black citizens the vote. He copies Hilles and calls for party renewal through constitutional enforcement, anticipating May 24 meetings and a push to reduce Southern delegation size.

New Hampshire Estabrook Hiiles Wiliam E Chandler Fo OW Estabrook Granite State Republican National Committee Hilles Republican Executive Committee Chandler Washington, DC F W Estabrook Mr Estabrook National Republican Party New York Tribune Hillen Washington Root and Crane Gov Hadley Cummins Chicago

Republican pledge on Fifteenth Amendment in convention base

W E Chandler argues for changing convention representation to reflect African American votes and enforce the Fifteenth Amendment. He urges renewed pledges by the Republican Party and cites past conventions 1908 and 1912, urging clear stance and accountability to prevent suppression of Black votes in national representation. He sends a letter to Hilles and touches on Taft era alignment and party reorganization.

Congress Republian National Committee Basia Am Taft Ioneh Ings Elvic Republican Party Democratic Party William E Chandler

Convict Dora Gilbert, First Spouse of Gambler Rosenthal

Dora Gilbert, widow of gambler Florman Rosenthal, was convicted in New York on May 14 of conducting a disorderly house. She denied the charges on the witness stand and accused police of persecuting her since Becker’s conviction. Her lawyer condemned the State’s evidence as a frame-up.

Dorg Gilbert New York Dora Gilbert Florman Rosenthal Charles Becker Becker

Urges Longer Pier Permit For Chelsea District

John P Mitchel meets with Secretary of the Treasury Garrison and Commissioner Smith to press renewal of a three year permit to maintain an extended pier in the Chelsea district of New York harbor. The permit, set to expire in June, is under advisement as New York seeks construction of new piers.

John P Mitchel Garrison Joan Murray Mitchel Sew York Dack

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