The Washington times., 1913-04-15
PRESIDENT SHAKES
PLUMS FROM TREE
n. S. Marshall Named U. S.
Attorney for Southern Dis
trict of Empire State.
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Smith forces of the State, and as there
was no compromise or settlement the
coming.
Other important nominations sent to
the Senate today had been forecast.
Former Gov. John f. Osborne. of
Wyoming is named as Assistant Secre-
tary of State. He is a close friend Of
Secretary Bryan. and he will be one of
the strongest supporters of the Bryan
regime
Walter Hines Page. of New York,
was named as ambassador to the court
Of st. James. and William H. Osborn,
Of North Carolina. was nominated as
Commissioner of Internal. Revenue.
Several appointments to the Interior
Department service were announced.
The largest postoffice appointment
was that of Frank 8. Myers, of Port
land. Ore. Postmasters named In this
section Of the country are ]. Garland
Hurst. at Harpers Ferry. W. Va. and
P. w. Pugh. at Broadway. Va.
Full List.
The full list of nominations as sent to
the Senate this afternoon is as follows:
STATE-To be Assistant Secretary
OF State: John E. Osborne. of Wyom-
ing; to be Ambassador Extraordinary
end Plenipotentiary to Great Britain:
Walter Hines Page, of New York.
TREASURY-To be Commissioner Of
Intenrla Revenue: william H. Osborn,
OF North Carolina.
JUSTICE-To be United States at
torney for hte southern district Of
New York: H. Snowden Marshall, of
New York
1N1ERIOR-To be surveyor-general
Of Oregon: Edward g. Worth. of Port
land. Ore; to be registers Of land Of
fees: onias c; Skinner. Of Colorado. at
Missouri. at Springfield. Mo-; James F.
Burgess. of Oregon. at Lakeview. Ore:
to he receivers of public moneys: Lee
4: EuaIk, Of COLORADO. at Del Norte. @
RADIO. at Denver. Colo Samuel b.
Berry. Of Colorado, at Montrose. Colo;
Sam Mothershead. OF oregon. at
Burns. Ore; l. A. Booth; OF Oregon;
oregon, at La Grande. Ore: Samuel
Eutler. of California, at Sacramento.
Cal.
Richard d. williams. Opeiika-
Postoffce-To be postmastere:
| Alaska-Minnie E. Swineford. Ketchi-
| kna-
| Arkansas-J. E. Pringle. Hoxie; Mrs.
L, H; Hall. P9cshontas; po,,,n, ru,are
| Colorado-Thomas Ryan. Salida: Eva
| B. Hamilton, Stratton.
| Florida-Elmer ]. Roux. Fernandina:
Arthur B. Brown. Fort Pierce; Charles
E. Kettle, Hastings.
| Georgia-Stephen d. Cherry, Donai-
| sonyille; NJ. S. Cornett, Lawrenceville
| Illinois-James NJ. Nunamaker, Green
| up; NJ. o. Scott, Neponset.
| Indiana-william s. Pugh. Greenfield
| william Kostbade. Hobart: Johl
Davidson, Lyons; william E. Aydeiotte'
Kansas-William A. Mattesen. Abb
lene; Jefferson Dunham' TI s,s LITTLE Eised Rseds-
| town: Ernest w. Mcclure. Leitchheid;
| John c. Carrithers, Taylorsville.
| Louisiana-William G: Chapman; Lake
| Arthur; Charles De Blieux, Natcnito-
ches; H. H. SCHNEIDER, Sulphur:
Massa achusetts-George T. McLau8n-
Michigan-Edwin c. Maxwell. Carle-
ton: Fred B. Carr. Dundee:
MssissippiwEItah snIsr T. rvis sut,ss; Msrnolis: Me
Missouri-Edwin H. Moran. Clarks-
VILE: NJ. w. Squirting. Higbee: William
G. Pike, Martinsburg.
Montana-William Crofft. Chouteau;
Roy NJ Corley, Stevensville.
| Nebra aska-Frank Co, Sutherland.
New Hampshire-David V. Cahalane,
Charlestown.
North Dakota-John Gaylon. Belfield:
Arthur L. Menard Wilton.
. OhioEElias D. Warren. Fairport Har-
Dor: Charles Warnke. Huron: John Z.
} German, Ironton: John Q: Baker. MID
dletown: Albert Schnell, Morrow.
| Oregon-J. A. McMorris. Condor
Arunah Longwell. Echo; Frank s.
Myers. Portland.
/ Pennsylvania-Corn Allen. Du-
bois; Christian s. Lichleiter, Elk LICK;
William c. Kreider, Mauch Chunk.
Tennessee-John E. Conner. Chatta :
nooga; Samuel w. Mckinney. Etowah.
Texas-D. A. Paulus. Hallettsville;
r. II. Newton, Midlothian; Ira j.
Wright, Mission; J. w. Shaw. San
Diego; Thomas Durham. Wellington
Tom ii. Hood, Wortham.
Virginia-P. w. Pugh. Broadway.
West Virginia.. Garland Hurst,
Harpers Ferry.
Congressman Frank o. Smith OF Mary
land, was caller at the White House
toda yin company with Blair Lee. can
didate for the short term in the CniteS
States Senate. The two men saw Presf
| dent Wilson for about two minutes. bu
declared afterward that they called oniI
| TO nav their respects and did not discuss
. the Maryland political situation.
Senators Warren and Clark OF Wyom
ing asked President Wilson to conside
several matters of minor patronage.
Samuel Houston Thompson, OF Den
YER Colo, was decided upoin In today 4
: Cabinet meeting for the post OF Assist
ant Attorney General. He will sue