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March 3, 1925

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SENATE TALKS ON AS JAM TIGHTENS; Leaders Despair of Big Bills as Crampton Measure Stirs Bitter "Dry" Debate. CAPITOL DRINKING CHARGED Bruce Refuses Names -- Borah Assails Civil Service -- Deficiency Bill Delayed. SENATE TALKS ON AS JAM TIGHTENS

By Special to The New York Times

Backs Cramton bill in Sen debate; offers to give up plan to establish separate Prohibition Bur but would put prohibition unit employes under civil service

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INAUGURATION RUSH SETS IN AT CAPITAL; CROWDS DUE TODAY; Increasing Host of Visitors Add Color to Streets and Hotel Lobbies. REVIEWING STAND ENLARGED Coolidge Inspects Work -- President's Space Will Be Glass-Enclosed Against Weather. DAWES SPENDS A BUSY DAY Calls on Mellon, and, With Mrs. Dawes, Will Dine at the White House Today.

By Special to The New York Times

Pre-inauguration activities in Wash; calls on Pres Coolidge, Sec Mellon and others

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PLAY JURY ADOPTED; TRIALS TO BE SECRET; Banton Alters Censorship Plan So Producers May Not Tone Down a Lone Performance. NOT TO CHALLENGE JURORS Theatre's Rights to Be Guarded by Actors' Leader; Public's by John S. Sumner.

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Revise play-jury plan adopted by Enright and Banton; text; theatre's rights to be guarded by J Emerson of Actors' Equity, public's, by J S Sumner

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EX-SENATOR CLARK, PIONEER IN COPPER, DIES OF PNEUMONIA; Taken With a Cold a Few Days Ago, He Succumbs Suddenly Here at 86. FAMILY AT HIS BEDSIDE He Had Been Actively Directing His Business Affairs Until He Became Ill. HIS CAREER PICTURESQUE Went to Montana With Ox Team and Acquired One of Biggest Fortunes in America. EX-SENATOR CLARK DIES OF PNEUMONIA

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Death and career; por

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