Roosevelt Critiques Senate Power in Historic Speech
In a late March session Senator Tillman and Beveridge clashed over executive versus legislative power. Tillman denounced imperial aims and warned of executive overreach, while Beveridge defended Roosevelt and criticized lawmaking that he argued ignored the people. The debate touched on banking, the inaugural year’s legislation, and a plan to restore the motto In God We Trust amid broader political maneuvering.
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South Carolina
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New York
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Fortifications Budget Sparks War-Debate in House
Washington on March 7 reports a bill proposing 3 210 611 for fortifications, 38 million more than the war department's request. Subcommittee prefers 38 million, alarming for Japan. panel suggests cuts totaling 20 283 934, shifting focus toward continental defense and near Pacific islands. Also: New York arrest of Gustavo Nozza for forgery after a 240 000 bank theft attempt. Jamestown area legislator Jeremiah A. Anderson arrested over false expense claims. Supreme Court upholds lower court fines against Burlington for rebates on exports and shipments.
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Market Quotation Snips From Grain and Livestock Prices
Revenue listings show current prices for grain and livestock across multiple markets. Entries include corn oats and wheat values, hog and lamb quotes, cattle and sheep figures, receipts and regional notes, plus a brief mention of related criminal incidents and a local trial.
Railroad plans to tap shale fields across Indiana
A Southwest Railroad Company proposal aims to develop Indiana shale fields on a large scale. W. S. Blatchley, state geologist, and Trembley of Cincinnati, agent for the Bureau of Development in the Southwest, discuss fraud concerns and seek information on the deposits’ availability.
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White House visitors stir interest during Roosevelt era
An OCR fragment recounts a White House audience with Mrs. Williams and friends seeking time with President Roosevelt. The exchange reveals eagerness to meet the president, admiration for the mansion, and a plan to bring more southern guests to see him, highlighting social dynamics of the era.
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Bedford Girls Stag Party Sparks Police Investigation
Bedford police investigated a night party after a tip about unusual attendees at a home in Bedford Mall. Officers found a group described as women in masculine attire at a male stag party with a lampshade event titled a Puteh Lunch and guests attempting to delay disclosure of the affair.
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The Big Stick
Fragmentary passage discusses Meier and Johnny with claims of quick health gains from a remedy called Rocky Mountain Tea. References to Hollister and J a pauen hint at a sensational patent medicine claim about restoring vitality and strength.
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Indiana Democrats on Election Merit and Public Support
A fragmented note argues that the Democratic Party must earn public trust before winning. It claims elections should reflect the will of the people and urges leaders to improve party image and performance to gain genuine support.
A Strong Argument for Party Betterment
A fragmented opinion piece urges reform within the Democratic party focusing on integrity in leadership and policy. It argues candidates must act from upright merchants rather than party puppets, adopting businesslike discipline and independent thinking to win public trust.
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