Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04
DEu ARES NyEA6N
ADMINISTRATION
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ens Nsentne nssaiA A. =. a.Aaasa tEaree
washington. July t,-~K mlann0er-
standing al more than = ftHT'N stand
,tfa3aInui Toegctafy 4. F4Rk HnNFef.
tuinilnafea Yesterday r. *HtfeH
feninn4flnn and at tlle naa8a iImp b
bfnDusn1 for eonnredkIonA4 fNQAsflRa.
ton 81 Secretary AcYennn's 90 Niill4
traitor Representative Coz ~ ulIIg
D4eFonked rteplussDf for sgf'' - ~.
4esflnnlion - the house after Ne had
rear Aff Andrews ietlef 81 fta1NHs
ton 10 Persistent Taft
Andrews Heller 10 tine pfa4iaazltl
creetea = pFofound sehgalian gk4 &C.
Glazed enrfAetlt YOUNG men il AsG
TREASURY Department haH 1een I#Af.
uared and dIacournRea ~ every iurH
by Secretary MncVeanH7a lQfoeTHtr6.
sles. BIS astounding capacity for pfp-
Cfasisn iilon. his ifrapstftg for 1nri1
ion anu tiIr pecul,hf fI,opar q snaplf-
alanliy subject"
andrew also Informed President
Taft that I.aNrcnce a. Murray. rpmps
troiler az the currency. Les AcClnn9.
treasurer " tae rHttA4 Ht4teH. anlt|
other ofIscials ~ the treasury dorhfi-
mant. we're pructicatft uNhhit %
lransact bunlResa II their Office be-
oauBe ~ Secretary MatNeA4h noVqs.
which Andrew says 'wonsN seem mex
plicaUle in 4 man % neEMai MIND"
Andrew stated that sss pFedecns-
sOrn. Charles y. NOrton laser g6cres
thry Ia President Tart and Charles
y. lEilloH. who also left thn reaauFg
10 20 20 thu white hou94, ware cpnl-
heliof ii submit % the saline conGi-
lions nHher Secretary MHGVoaNh as
were lSupored upon him.
Mr Mnnveaeh. for weeks AZ time.
according 20 ANDREW, Wunl4 have no
relations with his aAslHMniH, while
government business wus Delayed.
Andrew wrote ne FreMaent sget
conduct ~ the public bua|neHA E-eef
euch condltlnns was lmpoaslble and
that the treasury business was pfnc~
tically ~ slandsiiil.
while relations betwcen Andrews
aud his chief have been strained more
than yenr. Il " said they reached
l'tha breRkinE pnlnt two weeks ago
when Andrew went 10 the cniraHD
convention. When he RETURNED u Oos
camc known that either mr.. Mac
V4aRh wUuId lesye the cNblnut ~ Mr..
Andrew would leave the treasury,
seuatgre Crane, Lodge and smeOt
talked with the president about the
situation and an EFFORT WIS mkdo 10
nave Andrew retained, His reslHau
ton WAS practically asked Tor. hove
ever. and he rendered u and left the
city fnw hours later.
When Andrew advised the secretary
III writing that he Intended going 20
the Republican convention - assist
In ffnming the financial plank o. the
/ platform. Mr. MncNcaEh, II " mid,
/ replied that he desired nla Assistant
, 10 remain az his deBk in WnalIlngipn,
Andrew. his friends ueclare. dhedti
ccaxfuily sought a personal Interview
with hla chief ~ sifaiRhton out the
matter. He went o. Chicago. Ac-
cOrdtnR 10 officials II was this Incident
which constituted hla failure 20 obey
orders given him by the secretary, re-
ferred u IN q while house statement
The Cox resolution was referred 10
the committee on rules.
Representative Cox says he VIII
press Il for immediate passage.
'fe half Of what Mr.. Andrew says
be true" says AZ. Cox, Then the
state % thingn In the treasury Depart
ment has developed into a positive
travcHty.
some officials wf,p wore Daund by
Mr, Andrew IN his tpller a. boing dis.
satisfied with conditions In the lreae-
nrg denied 4, while others were
silent.
Director Haibh III the bureau III
printing aud innfnginn ninlply nAld his
relations With Mr., AarVenHh were
'ali rlahi,"
Treasurer mcciune ala not want 90
discuss II bal Commissioner Cabeil o.
the internal r9vpnie bureau dinsenlefl
vigorously fsgus Andrews alhseusnt
MacVeaWh were ali he could wish.