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Domestic News
February 17, 1902
The Evening Bulletin
Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky
What is this article about?
On Feb. 17, the U.S. Senate in Washington resumed debate on a bill to establish a permanent census bureau, considering Mr. Lodge's amendment to place retained Twelfth Census employees under civil service without further examination.
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Census Bureau Bill.
Washington. Feb. 17. - After the routine business the senate resumed consideration of the bill establishing a permanent census bureau.
The pending amendment was that of Mr. Lodge to amend the paragraph relating to the retention of employees so that it would read. "That all employees of the Twelfth census offices at the date of the passage of this act who are retained in the employ of the permanent census above the grade of skilled laborer, shall be, and they are hereby, placed without further examination under the provisions of the civil service act."
Washington. Feb. 17. - After the routine business the senate resumed consideration of the bill establishing a permanent census bureau.
The pending amendment was that of Mr. Lodge to amend the paragraph relating to the retention of employees so that it would read. "That all employees of the Twelfth census offices at the date of the passage of this act who are retained in the employ of the permanent census above the grade of skilled laborer, shall be, and they are hereby, placed without further examination under the provisions of the civil service act."
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Census Bureau Bill
Senate Debate
Mr Lodge Amendment
Civil Service
Employee Retention
What entities or persons were involved?
Mr. Lodge
Where did it happen?
Washington
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Washington
Event Date
Feb. 17.
Key Persons
Mr. Lodge
Event Details
After routine business, the Senate resumed consideration of the bill establishing a permanent census bureau. The pending amendment by Mr. Lodge would amend the paragraph on employee retention to place all retained employees of the Twelfth census offices above skilled laborer grade under civil service provisions without further examination.