DUAL IN THE CRAIN PIT BEATEN WITH HEAVY LOSSES
May Com pushes to a record price of 81 cents while a shorts scramble to cover armour fails. Wheat market strains under Patten corner as Armour and others attempt to break the trend but prices hold firm amid heavy losses and wide trading spreads.
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Armour
Patten
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Peial
James
Asopp
Batten
Soer
Paga
Arit
Oman
Teoati Bodork
Ily Ugler
Taft Pleads For Bill Amid Senate Debate
The article describes Taft urging passage of a bill amid heated Senate discussion. It notes influence from personal supporters and potential impacts on government policy. Strong entities include Taft and the Senate, with references to votes, committees, and proposed policy effects.
President signs multiple bills and rail suit filed
The president signed several bills including civil and fortification appropriation measures and two regular appropriations Naval Academy and deficiency bills. The Senate has not yet passed one. John J McConkey sues the Atchison and Potomac River Railroad for 310 600 in the District Supreme Court alleging injuries from a September 21 1907 accident and extensive medical costs.
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Colimaia
Naval Academy
Senate
Sues Railroad
John J VcConkey
Ouit
Supreme Cour Esterday
Atacostia and
Potomac River Rilroad Company
Congress Condensed Currency Debates In Senate Session
The conference report on the currency bill was submitted and will be called up today keeping the Senate in session. Notices were given to urge a vote, and a resolution directed auditing accounts of former prime ministers from 1864 to 1874. The Senate meets at noon, while the House meets later in the day.
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Aldrith
Benate
Mrr. Depew
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House
Rock
Depew
Teller
Foraker
Secretary of Coumerte and Labor
Dirk
Wyoming
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Mclaurin
Wississipni
Nelson
Minnes
Carter
Landyetort Keogh
Ealing
NO VOTE ON LIABILITY BILL FACED BY SENATE
The Senate discussed the government liability bill amid currency bill delays. Senator Foraker criticized unconstitutionality yet favored it as better than nothing, while opposition urged limits on delegated power and a court review of negligence questions. a conference report and amendments were debated before adjourning.
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Foraker
Waite House callers and state lawmakers listed
A chaotic OCR fragment lists names and titles including senators and representatives from Tennessee Oklahoma Nebraska Minnesota New York and Pennsylvania. The garbled text mentions speakers and a Bashal Team with various state and district references.
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Root
Washingtom Sena
Taylor
Tennessee
Senate
Frazier
Oklahoma
AL Raft
Nebraska
Senor Hopkin
DE Pfw
New York
Cannon
McKinny
Ui Nets Wepreen
Oklatama
Dalfnfoh
Oklazoma
Pepesentat Op Bute
Pernania
New District Senate Bill Establishes Code Commission
A new bill seeks a commission to prepare a municipal code for the District of Columbia. The commission would include members of the district bar and justices of the District Supreme Court. It would report to the District Commissioners and then to Congress with approved expenses of about $25,000 for the code and modest funding for commissioners.
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Senate
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Dsimet
Columbia
Tis Commission
District Bar Ta Baptain
Bs Justics
Distrit
Supreme Court
Dstrict
Lla
Congress
Pye Thousand
Dallas
Auto trip for Statesmen invitation raised after adjournment
Speaker Canton Senator Temenwar representative Tandis of Indiana and Secretary Busby to make the journey after Congress adjourns. Acceptance depends on whether Congress adjourns soon. Trip to be over the old national highway through the Allegheny Mountains to St. Louis.
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Temenwarrysentative
Tandis
Indiana
I Whit Busby
Congréss
Congress
Natonal Tiramke
Tle
Allegheny Mountain
St. Lous
Indian land removal bill signed in Oklahoma by president
The resident yesterday signed a bill ending restrictions on Oklahoma Indian lands witnessed by Secretary Garfield Senator Owen and Representative Dayan. The president used two pens, giving one to Senator Owen and the other to Miss Derath Davenport, daughter of the representative.
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Oklahoma
Garfield
Owen
Dayan
Sinaar Owen
Miss Derath
Davenport
Currency Debate in House on Aldrich Vreeland Plan
Members clash over an emergency currency bill blending Aldrich and Vreeland provisions. Vreeland attacks the measure as risky while Weeks and others defend it as a temporary fix with safeguards. passage via conference report follows amid partisan exchanges and calls for homeward adjournment. The bill sets a 10 percent reserve, a 10 percent redemption fund, and allows banks to issue emergency currency up to five hundred million, secured by state and municipal bonds or commercial paper through national associations.
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Altough
Mirrelard
Veeeland
Pujo
Louisiana
Iman
Virginia
House
Aldrich
James
Weeks
Massachusetts
McHenry
Pennsylvania
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Cochran
New York
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Cockran
Burton
Hanis
Securiy
Cannon-Aldrich Bull
Jom Sharp Willams
Senate
Republican Party
William
Borten
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Von
Nobods
Democratic Party
Washington
Montempo
Aldrich Fs i
Clearing House
Currency Commission
Banks Optimistic On Emergency Currency Bill
Leading bankers said there was no need for an emergency currency measure rushed through Congress. They predicted no money stringency next autumn and anticipated a market able to meet crop demand, with no relief required by New York banks. Presidents Gilbert and Simons argued Treasury aid would be unnecessary and that banks have adapted without such relief for years.
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Cannon
New York Tribune
Congress
Duey
Alexander Gilbert
New York Clearing Home Association
The
Market and Fulton Bank
New York
Treasury
Edward Siamons
Fourth National Bank
Honor for clerical patriot statue planned in Washington
The House unanimously passed a Senate joint resolution authorizing a bronze statue of Rev John Witherspoon, the only clerical signer of the Declaration. A $4000 pedestal appropriation funds the statue to stand on the triangle in front of the Church of the Covenant on Connecticut Avenue. Representative McKinley of Illinois, treasurer of the monument association, introduced the resolution.
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Senate
Washington
John Witherspoon
Church of the Covenant
Connecticut Avenue
McKinley
Ilinote
Monument Association
Cascarets Offer Gentle Liver Care
A historical remedy note contrasts the harsh old methods of using salts and cathartics to force liver action with a gentler approach. It warns that harsh treatments inflame stomach and bowels, disrupt digestion, and cause chronic dyspepsia, while promising Cascarets as a natural, kinder alternative.
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