The Washington times., 1909-03-01

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IA the next rev days The COB OF NOlnS
for governmental services the sta
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party platforms and ON the stump I'm
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In order TO relieve the present pres
sure ON The TREASURY aj,.anrs,,. nav, no
taken of an existing Jaw that authorizes
the issuing OF bonds TO meet the expense
OF work ON the Panama Canal
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one branch OF congress
\ case IN point is afforded Bog the biu
IN admit Arizona and N-a1,- lVavi.o d,
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q unanimous vote, bat seems 4" bee ell
TectuaiIv straugliug i'm the. Senate
Countless hours were devoted i'm the
Senate Ia talk abouf .osf3l sa,.ire--
banks. but mo- action vas taken VIM
I'm the House NOT even "a committee
that subject.
The sensational feature OF the session,
of course. mas been Tie row, beiyyee1
i. ,d.l. Roosevelt and Congress over
The president onene5 the war with a
broadsjde in his annual message Con
sIes5 nstu res iEleled ne operations 81
end ne dennurra5 II ~ an actior, IhSf
could be- OF ebuent only to the criminal
class. He also iutimated that maybe
the congressman had been Influenced hy
the possibility oil personal investigation.
NTal~ae State IF Fr,,n+ior
N'0t0 VI IL P0-0N'
This produced state OF erupt ON in
both branches of CONGRESS. bU7 mora
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measures running all the way up TO inn
parchment were considered by the az
srieyed statesmen. Conference. were
hold Inc +re fs,7a.s or +1,. 1a,lte and
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retiring Senator. ACCORDING 10 report I=
10 he erlDl1yed 10 continue the iDy-aefi-
cation urriI further. DrIe,.s
In the House. r special committee was
a;ppolnte7d TO consider The Secret SeTv-
I'm due time. the committee presented Il
report that The offending portion Of the
message De rag on tAe Janle ana thaI
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Another special committee was aI-
pointed 10 find out how much money
congress mas appropriated lot secret
Service work in other departments than
the Treasury 1t reported back the va
riOus auproDrfations and the -orsr
amount was well iu the millions I'm.
committee IS stu at work IN an effort
To ascertain how the departments spent
the money and with what result.
BY way OF diversion. the House
passed a resolution calling upon the
President for "a statement OF the facts
upon which he bases the STRUCTURES IN
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