Filibuster History Recalls La Follette Fight on Sherman Act
The article recounts a long filibuster era in which Senator La Follette led a nocturnal bid to repeal the Sherman Act purchasing clause. It notes other attempts, supporters and detractors, and the Senate’s tense actions, including attempts to end debate and the eventual outcomes.
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Filibuster clash over quorum in Senate as La Follette presses demand
The Wisconsin senator challenged the presiding officer over a supposed quorum and launched a prolonged appeal and roll call debate. Rival lines tangled around railroad bonds and emergency currency, with Aldrich and others arguing about the Senate rule and the ongoing session.
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Pollette
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Senate currency clash over stock bonds in dramatic diary
A tense Senate debate centers on using railroad bonds and stocks as currency bases. Senator La Follette presses for quorum and restraint while Aldrich defends the conference report, amid interruptions and lengthy readings.
Burrows Blocks Beveridge in Pushed Senate Bill Row
Indiana senators clash over publicity bill. Burrows as committee chair demands order while Beveridge defers to him. Debate centers on moving the measure with unanimous consent as Burr ows questions the union. The bill remains unresolved with a Senate session pending in committee.
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Ban on Local Stocks in Public Service Bills Big Union District Debate
Tennessee Congressman Sims unveils a House bill prohibiting stock ownership in District of Columbia public service companies by officials and certain staff. The measure, with fines up to 5000, would take effect next session if enacted, amid a broader fight over streetcar and utility regulation. The Senate passed related corporate acts including the Congressional Club incorporation and the Brotherhood of St Andrew, while amending a Baltimore and Washington Transit Company extension.
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Baltimore and Washington Transit Company
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District of Columbia
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Sims
Tennessee
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Senate
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the Brotherhood of St Andrew
Baltimore and Washington Trans Company
President endorses Oregon Republicans in preelection boost
The President issued a public statement praising Representatives Hawley and Ellis of Oregon for backing administration policies. He wished them success in Monday's election and urged support for measures boosting welfare, commerce, and national resources while maintaining fair regulation of interstate trade and major corporations.
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Gov Chamberlain
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Receivers for Gould Roads Pittsburg May 9
Judge James Yong appointed receivers for the Gould line of the Wabash Pittsburg Terminal Railroad Company in Pittsburg to meet interest on first mortgage bonds. The Wabash system gained entrance years ago and receivers include Henry W. Masters and Francis H. Skel ang. The company shows debts over $8 million including notes, audited vouchers, and past due interest.
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Pittsburg Terminal Railroad Company
Millionaire's Will Set Aside In Insanity Verdict
A jury in the second trial of Col Thomas Snell's will case ruled the millionaire was of unsound mind. The will was challenged by Richard Snell, who received a $60 annuity, and evidence showed Snell was enamored with several benefactors who received large sums and sent passionate letters, central to the testimony.
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Yemer
Prolong Life Promised by Miles Heart Cure Claims
A testimonial promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure as prolonging life after heart weakness. It describes a near death experience and recovery after the remedy, claiming restored heart function and prevention of prior spells. The ad provides a Portland Maine address and a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co in Elkhart Indiana.
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Callers at White House Acknowledged by Senators and Representatives
Ankeny of Washington and Senator Flint from California are named alongside Kansas Senator Curtis and Speaker Cannon. Included are Representatives Sharp Williams Mississippi Cawley New York McDonald Butler Fassett Sulzer Bennet New York Ellis Oregon Hawley Oregon Unnerwood Alabama and Paul Morton of New York.
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Texas
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Oregon
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Unnerwood
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Paul Morton
Bishop Endorses Foraker in Colored Vote Support
Bishop W Lampton of the 4 M E Church endorses Senator Foraker, praising his faithfulness and asking the colored people to remain united behind him. He cites Mississippi’s 20 delegate strength and argues the Republican Party will honor loyal Black voters if they stand firm.
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Parker to Write Platforms for Democratic Nomination
New York May 2 Former Judge Parker Democratic candidate for President in 1944 will chair the committee on resolutions of the Democratic nativensis consentiantas sear announced today at Tammins Hall. He has been asked to prepare a platform while Wilhay J Bryan is reported to have given consent to the choice. A message to Bryan regarding Parker's chairmanship notes Bryan is on a speaking tour of northern and western Nebraska and southern South Dakota.
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Johnson Would Win If Nominated for Presidency
A Washington Post report by Snerlal and Baltimore Telegraph quotes former Gov Cadwin Warfeld asserting the Democrats would capture the presidency if Gay Jamson of Won need were nominated. He indicates Democratic national convention might be postponed three months, with Johnson seen as likely nominee and able to sweep the country.
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Omaha official to speak at Democratic convention nomination
Reliable sources say Fo J Dunn assistant city attorney of Omaha Neb will advocate William J Bryan for president at the Denver convention. Rose will second the nomination and Representative Thomas Heflin of Alabama is among supporters.
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Quorum Crumbles as Representatives Rush Memorial Day Duties
Washington House reels toward quorum as only about twenty nine of one hundred ninety eight members remain in the city. Members sought to depart for Memorial Day speeches while the chamber adjourned and a conference was sought on immigration naturalization costs and customs pay.
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