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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

The objection to the first weeks
amusement bill at the Mldwinter seems
to be the same as that raised on the
recent showing of Kansas politicians;
too DANCED many clowns.
Col. Roosevelt refuses to be heard,
but Daughter Alice is keeping up the
family tradirions-that is, if actions
really speak louder than words.
But, c.me to think of it, there is
nothing SO reprehenslble about dane
ing on cut glass heels; it is much
more conservative than dancing on
some ones glass eye.
It is conceded that Woodrow Wilson
is in bad with Harpers, but up to the
current issue, he was not in the Sat
urday Evening Post hole, and the bril-
liant young editor of Golfers had not
compared him with the Emporia Ga
zette, the Topeka Capital, the Kansas
City Star, etc.
About the only kind of play that
would s1it some of the so-called star
actors, would be a :nouologue in three
acts.
A little success makes a big balloon
out of a little man.
The Kansas judge who held that a
rabbit was not an animal. was IN
deal of a prune.
One might gather from the latest
sporting dope that Pitcher Dolley, late
of the Aetna's, has lost his control, and
can no longer put Watson ct al over the
pie plate.
''Thuh most offensive arg;ifler on Inuh
job is thuh che what's centrally right"
Deacon Squash.
A diplomat is also one who doesn't
mean what he means others to think
he means.
In prehistoric times they wrote par
agraphs (much like these, no doubt, }
on stones. But they were no harder to
see through, at all.
And what is worse, the front pages
were printed en- the same material
and they ha@ no dynamite to break the
news. Quick. Willie, the cold cllisel:
this copy needs a semicolcn.)
A New York critic holds that LaFol-
lette is a better actor than Jawn Drew
Of course said critic may be mistaken
but the fact remains that LaFollette
has more of that actors stock in trade
hair.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

What's the necessity of holding a
national election this fall anyhow
Why not let the results be determined
by the straw votes that are being tax
en- throughout the country, and espec-
tally among the college boys and girls.
many of whom are not yet old enough
to vote? It seems a pity that the eff
forts and energies being devoted to
the taking Of these votes should be
wasted
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

Alice Roosevelt Longworth has Civ
en- Washington society a perfectly de-
licious shock by appearing at a dance
wearing slippers with cut glass heels.
Some Washington maid or matron IS
sure to go her one better at the next
frolic by wearing bells on her toes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

DR.. Owen of Detroit seems to have
overlooked q bet. Some Bacon en-
thusiasts in England have put forward
the claim that the King James YER
sion of the BILE is the work of Bacon.
Insistence is hereby made that Bacon
wrote Robinson Crusoe." +-Gulliver's
Travels" and "Pecks Bad Boy
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27
KELLEY LEAVES SUNDAY
VIII Go on an Inspection OF Factory
Cities

Secretary ]. viii Kelley OF the CONNER
ciaI cluS will leave Sunday for Lincoln.
Neb., the first stop on his extended trip
taken for the purpose OF studying factory
and other conditions.
From Lincoln Mr.. Kelley will go 20
Sioux City, Iowa: Davenport. Iowa: Rock
ford, Ill: Joliet, Ind: Kalamazoo, Mich. !.
Richmond, Ind: Dayton. Ohio. Wasa-
poneta, Ohio. On his return trip he will
stop of in Lafayette, Ind; Quincy. H..
and Waterloo, Iowa.
Upon his return TO Topeka in two or
three weeks Mr. Kelley win submit re-
port of his findings which will include a
recommendation relative to aiding manu-
featuring concerns in Topeka.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

It is to be hoped that Dave Leahy
has not received instructions to con-
tinue the letter-writing contest with
Attorney General Dawson while the
governor is away. The people of Kan
sas are entitled to a brief respite from
this annoyance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27
DAFFYDHS
BY U. NOALL.

In the flight of time does the decade?
(Eeny, meeny. miny, mo-YOd're ito
If a maple tree gives syrup is there
any chance that the cottonwood?
(Jamesl Bring in the orchard, I'm
hungry
If there's a mistake in constructing
the foundation of a bridge does the cof-
ferdam?
(Move on, boys. No lettering on this
corner.9
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

New York and Washington havs
been no more excited over the visits
of real British royalty in the persons
of the Duke of Connaught and his
family than is Topeka over the ar
rival of His Excellency, Dale Gear.
the new manager of the local ball
team
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

Insistence is made in the anti-Taft
ranks that most Of what would have
been LaFollette support is now swing
ing over to Colonel Roosevelt. But no
one has the temerity to suggest that
Roosevelt is an enthusiastic supporter
of the rather revolutionary principles
advocated by the little giant of Wis
cnrsir
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

William Allen White is booked TO
deliver three addresses next month
before the students of eastern colleges
And he will maintain and strengthen
his reputation for erudition and Wis
dom if he is careful not to put for
ward any of his ideas concerning poll
ffoc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

Governor Stubs said that his mis-
sion in the east relates to business not
politics Are not these terms synony-
nous with the governor? At any rate,
it appears that politics has been the
sole business in which he has engaged
for several wears
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

Horror Of horrorsi The turkey
trot'' has been danced in the ball
room of the White House where ev-
erything except the dignified, diplo-
matte glide is taboo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

Chancellor Day OF Syracuse univer-
sity has surely reached the end of his
rope this time. Mrs. Oliver Hazard
Perry Belmont of New York. says he
is a despot. More than that she has
started after his scalp because he ex-
PEELED a coed who had the temerity
to complain against the meals served
her
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27
ITS TROUBLES OVER
Mica Company VIII Be Turned over
to w. B. LOwrance.

The troubles of the Anderson Mica
Mining company were today settled
when Judge Whitcomb named W. B.
Iowrance as receiver for the institu-
ton. The receivershiD and trouble
of the Anderson company does not
affect the affairs of the Topeka Mica
Mining company, which is now oper-
atfng its own mines
Trouble with II. s. Anderson arose
when there was a controversy con-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

Why doesn't some enterprising NOV
ing picture concern make the neces-
sary plans to get a complete set OF
views of the grounding when he puts
on his sha dow dance on February =?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

That catfish which scratched the
hand of a fisherman in Florida recent
ly and thereby caused his death must
have been contaminated at some time
in its career by a house-fly.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

Nothing but commentator is due
to Mayor Billiard and the city commits
sioners FOR their successful efforts to
provide work for the many laborers
in the city who have been thrown out
of employment by the severe weather
~ late
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

Several thousand words from
Professor Dyche the state fish and
game warden. appear to be necessary.
A justice of the peace at Pittsburg has
decreed in the fullness of his wisdom.
that a rabbit is not Kansas animal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OE THE ASSOCIATED PRESs

Naturally there was a great deal o.
slipping and sliding around in Greece
when a violent earthquake put on a
stunt there recently.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

IT was a cold in the head and not
writer's cramp, as might have been
expected, that kept Attorney General
Dawson confined in his home for a
couple OF DAYS recently.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

Due to a short Kansas wheat crop
and difficulty in purchasing wheat at
the preseISt time the Crosby Milling
Co. will close down within a few weeks
to remain closed until the next harvest
Is in. other mills in Topeka are said
not t. be running at full capacity. but
there is no rumor OF further moves
being made in the direction OF clos
ing shop"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

Gaby Denies Reported Marriage.
London, Jan. 1.-THE agent OF Gaby
Des Lys says the reports circulated re-
garding her marriage are incorrect.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27
CHAPTER Ixxxv.
ISometaing New.l

The State Journal composing room
has been a busy place this week. in
stalling a remarkable, great piece of
machinery which will be in full oper-
alton next week.
1t is a Mergenthaler linotype ma
chine known as the No. Model or
-four decker" This is the last
thing in composing machinery, and
is the latest accomplishment Of the
company. 1t is the first and only
machine Of its Kind in use in the
western half of the United States,
with the exception OF the Pacific
coast. There is a machine like it in
st. Louis and also in California, but
none in Kansas City, Omaha, Denver
or points between the Mississippi
river and the coast.
This is the eighth linotype to be
installed by this office. The seventh
was put in in December. The State
Journal now has the largest and
best battery of linotypes of any news
paper or printing office in Kansas.
The Wichita Eagle has five and the
Beacon five. All the Capper publica-
lions together have eight machines,
but no big machine like Model Nine.
Inc G4Snl 1l1OtS pes III THIS OiAlCC a Z
for the exclusive use of the daily edi-
lions of the State Journal. With this
linotype can be composed any light
face Roman or blaek-face type, rang
ing from news type on this page to
each and all of the headings on the
first page, or to a full page advertise
ment, such as the departmen t stores
run at times in the State Journal, with
the exception of an occasional line
which is larger than any type the
State Journal uses on its first page.
In other words. the linotype operator
can set, without leaving his chair, any
line of news matter or heads that ap-
pear on the first page of this paper or
any ordinary advertisement
The machine is a triumph of me-
chanicaI art and skill. Some years ago
this one machine alone could have set
all the news matter, heads, and adver-
tisements which this paper carried in
its daily issue.
The machine cost s4.213 net cash,
including a special individual motor
to drive it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

Col. Roosevelt refuses to be heard
but Daughter Alice is keeping up the
family tradirions-that is. if actions
really speak louder than words.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27
by THE WAY
By HARVEY PARSONS.

The objection to the first weeks
amusement bill at the Midwinter seems
to be the same as that raised on the
recent showing of Kansas politicians:
too DANCED many clowns.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-27

But, c,me to think of it, there is
nothing SO reprehenslble about dane
ing on cut glass heels; it is much
more conservative than dancing on
some ones glass eye.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-08

session de dichos bienes mlnicipales pDr
medic del procedimiento correspon~
diente. Sc cree, no obstante, en vista
de las circumstances que concurren en-
astos casos, que Ia aquidad exige ina
soluci6n del conficto que no solamente
proteja los intereses dc las corporaci0-
nes mnicipales, siuo Que al mismo
tempo sea iusta para los individuos
que, de bucna fe. han oDtenidO dichos
bienes. Persiguiendo, pues, ambos f.
mes, So presentara el asunto L in consi-
deraci6n de la pr0xima Asamblea Le-
gisIativa con la recommendation dc que
adopte una rcsomci6n ista y equita-
uya para todaS parties Interesadas; y
creo que, mientras la Asamblea Legis-
lativa no haya adoptado esa resolution,
las mtoridades municipales deben de-
Jar el qsunto en- suspense.
De qqui en- adelante, SIN embargo,
los preceptos de Ia ley en- este particu-
lar debep ser estl1etamente observados
Le sumico que envie I'd esta earta al
ConceJo Municipal para que sea leida
on su pr0Xlma session ordinaria, que
Eli nstrucciones n Secretario del Mu-
niclpio para que remita Al Secretario de
Puerto Rico una certiticaci6n creditiva
Be que esta carta ha sido leida ante el
Conceio, segin So solicita, y DE que su
lectura Sc ha hecho constar en- el acta
lie dicha session
Para estudiar la soluei6n DC este
asunto, IL ruego me informe, Ia ma
yor brevedad possible, 81 Il partir del To-
de Julio de 1902, se nan otorgadO o no
EN- ese municiplo eoucesloncs permi-
SOS para el uso de hienes manieapaleR,
SIN cnmpllr con las disposiei0nes Dc Ia
Ley antes citada, Y, en- caso affirmative,
sirvase envlarme una relaei6n de los
nombres de los indivliuos que actual
mente disfrutan diehos bienes, el
area o extension de los terrenoS gue
oeupan, con una nota en- eada case ex-
presando 81 Sc ham levantado d Sc ea-
tan construyendo edifcios en- los mis-
mos, o para que otro fin So estin qtili-
zando los referidos biencs.
Respetuo9Amente,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-08
UNA GANGA

QuIen desee adquirif IN mpbiliario
para sala, cOmpnesto de doee sillas,
cuatro giIaones, dos butaoaa, M sof4
una rneGita centric, MADEIRA eurvada de
Viena, tiene aAsRa PreRieia eportuDi-
dad.
Hay adenAas, ma mesa y seis sillax
para comedoFs I'm gnarda- eOmidas, IN
.chinero, un tinajerO con Bu piedra, un
fftro y una mesa con piedra rnarmcl
para ell servieio del cOznNdOr.
Tambien pnede sdqnirirse, una cana
de hierrcr para una plaza, y m lavano.
Este mobiiiario estA eOmplesamente
rrnevo y puede verse, en- la eAaa n1mero
SS do la Gale do Tetufn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-08

bdS NdNIuaQcS rtS0lLs0 na8ldnte tflS
ties en estsA-ciAdad- -----~--4-
Yauco, una dc las pomaeiones M.
.divertidas en- o1ras epocas, pareee On
ha oIvidado prouto sus tradicioncs
Sc aletarga en- on sueno que dice poe
de la cultura baen hum0r que le dis
tinguiera en- ticmpos 10 Iejanos.
Ian Noehe i}uena, aparte de algd
qHe otro cnguarapetao," todo en- !
lencio: Aho nuevo algnnos disparos pa
ra recibirlo y una jaranita con que no.
obsequi6 a aIgunos amigos el rico ~
cendado que nmca pierde su legend
RIO caracter alcgre don Angel CESAR.
donde nos divertimos hasta las tres d
la manana y santas pasouaa :.
M una cuerda aeompa1ando el Ella
sleo aguinaldo, nj NADIA Valgam
Dios y como 81 pierde en- an paeblo. To-
ratos de solaz que expansionan el alma
En- breye debutara eo nueslro Centra
la compania e6mico Dcamatiea de So
ledad Castillo, a juzg@r por los carts.
les de amuncio.
Buena fata nos haoe ana compania j
quien podamos admire J esperamoa
que el p1hlico yauc2no. sahra apreeiar
sus caahGadcS
(Contin5a n Il "a gina.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-08

r RANCIA
La rgvnlucion politica favorece ell de-
sarrOIlo intellectual.

sarrOIlo intellectual
,t1Stoy de aouerdo on usted, senor
Guzman, respecto 3 que Francia Sc
ntuestra actualmente tan pujaute en- las
. lides de Ia inteligeucia, como en- el 81
glo XVIII, y pasaria adelante 81 no
fuera porque usted trata DE inquirl el
por qu6'' sc esa potencia generadora.
Piense usted que en- Ell siglo XVIII,
p0r eneina de Ia omnipotencia de
1uis XIV Sc aseat6' la omnipotencia de
Ia F'iloSofia, eapitaneada pQr Voltare,
D'Alembert y Diderot, quiencs echaron
los cipientos d esa obra colossal del in
genio humane que Sc llama Ia Enci-
eIOpedia ~ recuerde usted que las prin-
eipales testas corona3as de Europa. 81
guiendo Ell eJemplo del gran Federico
de Prussia, acataban los dogmas filos0-
iieos qne surg.an de Ia Francia pcnSa-
dora, hasta ei p0nto DE- cscribr Vo!tai-
re i y AIem3ert. Tenemos de nucs-
ira parte a Ia emperarIz Catalina, cl
rey de Prussia. ei rey de Dinamarca, Ia
reIna de Suecia, Su hiJo, muchos prin-
eipes del imperlo Y toda Ia Alemania -
NO 0tvrde usted que EN- csc siglo Juan
-JaeObo Rousseau publica LA Nueva
Eivira, el 'Emilio" el "COntrato
Social, 0bras llamadas producer
prUfuhda sensaci6n en- los domi-
mos def pensamiento, Diderot daba al
$eatro ei ''Iiiio natural, Y la I'M
prenta las .Ioyas indiscrctas, F" ia
eobO el F'ataista" La Religiosa, -
piquetas dernoiedoras del fanatismo Y
la luJuria clerical; el Baron de Hol-
,bac lauzaba sus "Cartas Eugenio 8
el preservativo contra las preocupa-
clones eli Sistema de la Naturaleza "
HeiveeIo prOducia su lbro Del Enten-
SlimientO;" Montesquieu preparaba su
eelebre Obra ell ''Espiritu de las Le-
yes, v Otr0s cuantos escritores, que
Seria prolific enumerar, hacian la re-
Eohuci6n en- fas ideas que, mas tarde,
habian de acabar con los reyes de de
RechO dlvino y asentar sobre bases fir
n2isimas los defechos naeurales del
20mbre.
LIega Ell perfodo de la revoluci6n
Traneesa que, EN- gu crisis suprema, de-
vOra, como Saturno, q sus prOpios hi
JOS, y no me detendr6 a enumerar las
lnteIIgencias que en- 81 brillan como es-
trelias de primera magnitud, pOrque es
ssObrado eonOcida esa grandiosa epo-
peya para que Sc hayan Olvidado los
mombres que Ia iBustraron. 81 el altar"
g1frl0 ruda aeOmetida con los enciclo-
pedlstas, defensores de la concicncia IL
bre, ell tron0" no pudo sostenerse al
fur0r popular que recIamaba sus dere-
ehos concufcados. Y es claro que desa-
pareciendo modlficandose los dos
obstacuIos mas poderosos de la eultura
intellectual, esta tenia que eobrar vuelo
de manera aSombrosa, por ESQ no es
eKtrano que apareciera IN Victor Hu-
go, fgura glgantesca del revoIuciona-
rio siglo XIX, y con 81, su aIrededor
esa pIeyade admirable de pensadores,
hteratos, poetas, novelsdores, crfticos &
historiadores como ReDan Taine.
tras dc los cuales sc nos van los ojos Y
ell pensamiento expressndo gratitud y
nirniraei6n
: No drfdo que habra usted cUmprendi-
do, senior Guzman, "por qu6' Francia
eontinda, bsjO formas diferentes, su
de&afrollO litersric en- cl siglo en- que vi
slnos.' BOtero F;gueroa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-08

FL 81 dc Die descarrit0 Il tren d.
mercancia que de Mayague1 yenfa para
Ponce, en- el puelte situado sobre el rio
Loco, cerca de la Hacienda Santa Rita
jurisdiction BE Yauco. La maquina a
entrar al puente pit6 fuertemente pa
ra espantar IN buey de Ia Guanica
Central que alb cerca Sc encontraba
sobre la via. El animal corri6 por den
tro del puente y alcanzandolo la ma
quina 10 arroj6 haci6ndole pedazos; ,
saliendo fuera de los reils, top6 tao
fuerte contra las barandas, que hecHa
pedazosicay6 con Ia maquinaria al fon
do del RIO una dc sus extremidades
quedando la otra escovada contra L.
parte alta de an muro que sostiene e.
puente.
Dada la poea altura de este qued.
en- pOsici6n vertical, impidiendo este
que rodaran al precipicio los wagoney
dentro de los que iban sobre so pasa
ieros, algunos de los enales snfrierof
ligeras contusiones. asa como los ma
quinistas 4 consecuencia de Ia violer
Ella del choque. No hubo que lamenta
ninguna desgraeia personal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-08
M. Drew Carrcl,
G0bernador interino.
-
Notas de Yauco

FL % de DiciembFe 1ltimo se lilo
sepultura en- Ia Metropolis de csta cru
dad, la sonora Dona Josefa Lopez, an
ciana octogenaria que tenia sn cargo
dos nietos, Elvira Agustin Vicente, 4
qaienes educ6 y form6, los cuales
deja como patrimonio, la inmensa for
tuna de yirtudes que atesoraba, su "a
ma grande y generosa.
No sembr0 en- terreno esteril la digna
matrOna que acaba de pagar su 1ltino
tribute 4 la madre terra, pues que FL
yira y Agustin hacen honor & las ense-
nanzas sabias Y altrQlistas que en- la
praetica de la virtud y del trabaio les
dlera eJemplo, y por ESQ baja 4 la tum-
ba con la sonrisa del justo entire Las
bendiciones dc una y Otro que no cesa-
ran de llorar la perdida del ser que
los form6 q la hcha de la vida.
Nosotros que conocemos la magnitud
que para ellos tiene tan rudo golpe, nos
unimos d su dolor teniendo ia plena
seguridad que la noble anciana, va q
ocupar ell sitial preferente que Dios re-
serva a los buenos, les confortamos. en-
s1 Justa pena, para one ell angel de Ia
resignation lie tienda sus alas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-08

eel municipal. h4sta tanto lo eondene "a
Corte de Distrito, e indjyiduo Juan Co
l6n acuSado del abomin2ble delito dc
,iolacion mas ahominable a6n cuanto
que Ell case fU6 oometido en- una nine
de clnc0 a selS amos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-08

Detenido por el sargento Sil6n de
puesto EN- ell poblado de Guanica, ha in
gresado ell q de Dieiembre en- esta es--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-08

lContia1a a Il "a gtna.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25

the new party In this State to-day at
a convention which selected twenty
delegates TO the Chicago convention,
each with half vote. instructed to
vote for Roosevelt for President. and
Endorsed George c. Priestley. at pres
ent Republican national committeeman.
as national committeeman should ne
align himself with the progressive
movement and named \. l. Mcdonald.
OF FL Reno. chairman of the State com
nittee motion seeking to grant
negroes representation in the State
committee was tabled. No nomina-
tons for state officers Will be made
this year.
Resolutions adopted denounced the
action of the Republican National Con-
Vention in ronominating President Tart.
declaring the nomination illegally be-
slowed, ana asserting that rightfully It
should have gone to Colonel Roose-
Welt. Tho resolutions also provide that
the new party should not support any
candidate for state Office who does not
indorsc the platform 20 be adopted at
the Chicago convention. and made In
. eligible for membership on the state
I committee Federal office holders or
candidates FOR office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25
FIGHT FORECAST
OVER MONEY TRUST
Strong Opposition to Increasing
Power of Investigating
Committee.

Wssbinrton t,,v 49, a,,
'"H "enH'e over tNe House resolution
enla s'hs inc inqlisltofial powefs or
the money trust investigating commit
tee is indicated as result, Of ,ns 40
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''''''ee 'o-Day'
Inc investigating committee feared
that rs power to tnvestiga,e associa-
tions OF national banks and their re-
ln,lon. TO o,ch o,,.. ,A.
large enough fo~ ~. -.
Inquiry bee.use az. nr,y,s,o, ~
Revised s,a,u,os spceifylng that mo
association shall be subjec, 70 any
are authorized by this tue OF are
vested In tho courts of lustice. So
tho house passed an amendment TO this
section adding the words cor such a..