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1. Government contracts. Filing of statements on contracts and of profits on war contracts, report to accompany S. 4733 [requiring filing of copies of all contracts for services rendered or materials furnished to United States or contractors and agencies of United States in connection with prosecution of the war]; submitted by Mr. King.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee
Date:: Dec. 15, calendar day Dec. 21, 1918

2. President of United States. Election of President and Vice President without electoral college and fixing commencement of terms of President, Vice President, Senators, and Representatives, views of minority to accompany S. J. Res. 12 [proposing amendment to Constitution of United States for election of President and Vice President without intervention of electoral college, establishing their term of office from 3d Tuesday of January following their election, and fixing time when terms of Senators and Representatives shall begin]; submitted by Mr. Shafroth (for Mr. Shields) and Messrs. Ashurst and Fletcher.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee
Date:: Sept. 11, 1918

3. Penitentiary, Atlanta. Prison-made goods, report to accompany H. R. 8938 [to equip United States Penitentiary, Atlanta, Ga., for manufacture of supplies for use of Government, for compensation of prisoners for their labor, etc.]; submitted by Mr. Smith of Georgia.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee
Date:: July 2, 1918

4. Eminent domain. Condemnation of lands for electric-power purposes, report to accompany S. 4687 [to amend further act to authorize condemnation proceedings of lands for militry purroses. so as to grant like authority for accuisition of land for electric-power purposes]; submitted by Mr. King.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee
Date:: June 11, 1918

5. District Courts. Federal district courts in Oklahoma, report to accompany H. R. 5558 [to amend sec. 101 of judicial code, so as to include Cotton County, Okla., within western judicial district of Oklahoma, and changing time for holding court at Guthrie, Oklahoma City, Enid, and Woodward]; submitted by Mr. Culberson.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee
Date:: May 15, 1918

6. Travelers. Control of travel from and into United States, report to accompany H. R. 10264 [to prevent in time of war departure from or entry into United States contrary to public safety]; submitted by Mr. Shields.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee
Date:: May 8, 1918

7. National German-American Alliance, report to accompany S. 3529 [to repeal act to incorporate National German-American Alliance]; submitted by Mr. King.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee
Date:: Apr. 30, 1918

8. Judges. Additional district judge, northern California, report to accompany S. 2910; submitted by Mr. Shields.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee
Date:: Feb. 26, 1918

9. Judges. Additional district judge in Arizona, report to accompany S. 714; submitted by Mr. Ashurst.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee
Date:: Feb. 4, 1918

10. Bonds of United States. Punishment for obstructing bond sales and loans, report to accompany S. 3522 [to amend act to punish acts of interference with foreign relations, neutrality, and foreign commerce of United States, to punish espionage, and better to enforce criminal laws of United States, so as to make it a crime for anyone to wilfully make or convey false statements with intent to obstruct sale by United States of bonds or other securities of United States or making of loans by or to United States]; submitted by Mr. Culberson.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Judiciary Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Judiciary Committee
Date:: Jan. 31, 1918

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