PUTS VIM IN CAMPAIGN ROOSEVELT TO LEAD PROGRESSIVES IN CONGRESSIONAL FIGHT
Roosevelt conference with Progressive Party in Congress boosts hopes of a vigorous campaign. He plans to speak in Pittsburgh on June 30 about Fenrose and fencoseism, aiding anti-Democratic efforts. Party members expect anti administration tone and possible candidacy hints, with fusion talks among Republicans.
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Vormer
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Congress
Washington
Col. Roosevelt
Tha
Congressional
Col. Roosevvelt
House
Senate
Col Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Spain
Bauatar Fenroze
United States
Tennsylvania
Vyster Hay
Ron
New York State
Tita Alan
Reblican
New York
Republican Party
Repub-icans Ars
Whitman
Murdock
Flachot
Johnson
Penroan
Foraker
Walas
Col. Rooseveltt
Abraham Lincoln
Lieut. Col Lassiter Sick at Vera Cruz Returns Home
Lieut. Col. Lassiter of Petersburg Va was stricken with fever at Vera Cruz after American forces occupied the port. He is aboard the Prairie sailing yesterday for Hampton Roads. The War Department was notified late last night by Gen. Junslon of the report.
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Vera Cruz
Col. Lassiter
Petersburg
Hampton Ronda
War Department
Junslon
Notes From Senate and House on Antitrust and Jobs
Senate and House debates focus on rural credits legislation and antitrust action. Hearings open June 5 on the Murdock employment bill to create machinery for floating unemployment. Webb selected Judiciary chairman. interstate commerce expansion proposed with automatic train stops and broader I C C powers.
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Murdock
Federal Employment Bureau
Houge Iaber
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Representative Stephens
New Hampshire
Interstate Commerce Committee
Agen
Congress
Newlands Inter
Saulabury
Delaware
Defends Banking Act in Senate Campaign Material
Senator Shafroth of Colorado argues the banking and currency act is not a surrender to Wall Street while critics Weeks Bristow challenge his view. The speech, seen as campaign material, claims bankers opposed compulsory reserve membership and cites objections to Federal Reserve Board appointments by Presidents.
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Senate
Weeks
Bristow
Shafroth
Colorado
Bhafroth
Massachusetts
Senator Bristow
Kansas
National Banks
Thea
New York
Currency
Federal Reserve Board
Uristow
Wall Street
McDermott to Run Again Amid Lobbying Probe Fallout
Representative James L. McDermott of Dillnois announces he will seek vindication at the polls after antitrust bills pass. He plans to circulate petitions in Chicago and defend himself against a pending House resolution condemning his actions in the last Congress amid the Mulhall lobbying inquiry.
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James L. McDermott
Dillnois
McDermott
House
Senate
Mulhall
Capitol
Chicago
SSS Ee
Mellen Story Corroborated by Baker and Skinner
George I. Baker and William Skinner, tied to Wall Street and New Haven affairs, testified in New York as the Interstate Commerce Commission prepares a thorough review of Morgan banking records linked to the New Haven line. The examiners, led by Joe Folk, plan to inspect books and memos, with completion unlikely before next Wednesday and possibly a month total.
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George F. Baker
William~Skinner
New York
George I. Baker
Wall Street
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Joseph W. Folk
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Wiliam Skinner
New Haven
Socal
Folk
Mesrs
Baker
Skinner
Charles B. Mullen
The
Francis Lynda Stetson
J. P. Morgan & Co
Interstate Commercemmission
Senate Delays Naval Armored Ship Proposals and Expenditures
Senate yesterday struck out provisions inserted in the naval appropriation bill including government yard construction for two battleships and cadet appointments from enlisted men. Committee amendments approved toll exemptions for canal usage, a 3 million dry dock at Norfolk, 600 thousand for Key West breakwater, increased Pearl Harbor dock cost to 4.9 million, and a 14 thousand appropriation for entertaining foreign officers at the San Francisco Exposition.
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Senate
Secretary of the Navy
Oliver
Weeks
House
Fanema Canal
Norfolk
Key West
Fila
Pearl Harbor
Hawai
Stop a Runaway Horse Ends in Narrow Rescue
Officer J L Patchell risked his life leaping before a frightened runaway team at Ninth street and New York avenue NW to stop the animal. The motion saved Mrs W A Cooper and the couple’s spuggy rider from injury after a wet pavement yard incident near Eighth street and Mount Vernon Place NW.
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J. L. Patchell
Ninth Street
New York Avenue
W. A. Cooper
L Street
Eighth Street
Mount Vernon Place
Cooper
Obituary notices for McBride Ewell and Rick with deaths in Washington and Baltimore
Obituary notices report Samuel F McBride age seven percent? died at 9 Seventh Street Southeast after 25 years as a proofreader in the government minting office. James R Ewell accidentally killed and funeral planned for 1703 Fifteenth Street Northwest. William F Rick, 108 4? years old, longtime Washington businessman, died in Baltimore. funeral to be held Friday. Survived by a daughter, grandson, and brothers Robert and Stephen. Ocean steamer movements list ships sailing from Southampton to New York.
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Samuel F. McBride
F. McBride
Butler
Err
Robert, McBride
California
Stephen McBride
James R. Ewell
North Capitol
Fifteenth Street
William F
Washington
Baltimore
Rick
Altimore
Latimore Lodge of Elks
Fridjay
John
Andrew
R. C. Tacos
Commercial Sire Insurance Company
District OF Columbia
Board of Trustees
Commercial Fire Insurance Company
Southern
Washington, D. C
Robert R. Tuttle
Bestor R. Watters
Dudley
William F. Thyson
Paul ¥. Grove
John McKee
Clarence A. Krouse
Bates Warren
Richard Wightman
Christadelphiana
Naval Lodge Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States
Canada
Georgetown Gas Light Company
Wisconsin
Dumbarton Avenues
N. W
Senate Debates Arbitration and Tolls in Canal Bills
Senate discussion centers on arbitration plans for canal tolls and repeal, with Senator Sterling urging equal treatment for all nations and President’s messaging shaping the debate. Committee consideration of Sutherland plan signals possible escalation. next week to feature Vardaman and other speeches amid ongoing naval appropriations debate.
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Senate Committees On Foreign Relations
Sutherland
Hague
Senate
Bo Tong
E Committee
Sterling
South Dakota
Great Britain
Congress
Fifty-Four Cars Entered in Washington EV Run Won by Emerson
The first electric auto pool to be held here featured fifty four cars, with women driving more than three fourths. Emerson, in a Detroit electric brougham, won in exactly 1 hour 1 minute 9 seconds, narrowly ahead of Mrs. Mabel McKay who clocked 1 hour 15 minutes 2 seconds. Awards included silver frames, cups, and electric gear from local firms. the route ran from the Smithsonian to Connecticut Avenue and the Zoo park, finishing at Miller cabin.
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Maj. Sylvester
Bruce Emerson
Emerson
Detroit Electric
Washington
Electric Vehicle Association of
Amerdem
Mabel McKay
Detroit
McKey
W. R
Dad
Orme
Jaynes W. Orme
Detrait
Baker Electric
Cook & Btofchard Company
James 0. Knox
Hove
Mins Joulne A. Pattison
E. A Moat
J. A. Democris
R. Poickau
Tiidegarde ‘Ortner
AL May
James Lansburen
Kidwell
James & Qenén
Mra. W. EB. Lewis
Mise Stone
Arry A. Orme
Arthur Foraker
Gardner Orme
Mise Maisia Baines
A.C. P. Shoemaker
Gertrude Woodwerd
J. Detweller
Smithsonian Institution
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
River Front
Potomac
Seventeenth Street
Connecticut Avenue
Zoo Park
Miller Cabin
Harry Ward
Willam Ullman
Howgra 8
Flakr
Lenox
Chew
E. J. Black
James W. Orme
C. Mf. Marsh
George A. Weaver
5. W. Mollahan
Electric Vehicle Association of America
Emerson &Orme
R. McReynolds Sons
J. J. Bartram
Dupont Garage
Automobile Aleck
United States Tire Company
Potomac Electric Power Company
Architects Protest Over Government Building Plans
Architects who submitted plans for Washington government buildings protest to restrain the Treasury Secretary from violating an alleged agreement. They challenge the Justice Department building project and the $3,000,000 appropriation arguing the supervising Treasury architect may hire a different architect than the one whose plans were accepted.
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Washington
American Institute of Architects
Secretary of the Treasury
Department of Justice
Supervising Architect
Treasury Department
Sharp Declines Ambassadorship to Russia
Representative William G. Sharp of Ohio will not be appointed ambassador to Russia, cited as a consequence of his vote in the House against the commercial treaty during debates over the Jewish passport issue. The episode followed a Taft era protest and a later Senate compromise.
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Sharp
St. Petersburg
Willam G. Sharp
Ohio
Russia
House
United States
Congress
Taft
Senate
Clayton Omnibus Trust Bill Moves Under Five Minute Rule
Democratic leaders push the Clayton bill with Webb as chair aiming for a favorable tie vote by tomorrow night. Substitutes prepared by Morgan seek favors for small business as a gag rule limits recommits while three antitrust measures await final floor action. Desks heat up in the Capitol, members take refuge at the baseball park to watch the Nationals beat the Tigers.
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House
Edwin ¥. Webb
North Carolina
Ich Committee
Fomrrow
Morgan
Oklahoma
Judiciacy Committee
Covington BI
Interstate Trade Commission
Clayton
Rayburn Pitn
Desert Capitol
Ball Park
Watkine
Baseball Park
Nationals
Detroit Tigers
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Holy Land
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J. Patchell
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Paie Pring Wilhelm
Southampton
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Harré
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Ball Parl
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the Saturday Evening Post
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Curtis Publishing Company
Independence: Square
Philadelphia
Victor Records
Red Seal
Enrico Caruso
Les Rameaux
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John McCormack
Fritz Kreisler
Vincent O'Brien
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Alma Gluck
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Metropolitan Opera Chorus
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Duchene
Caruso
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Maschera
Foster
McCormack
Stephen C. Foster
Medeley
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