Mulwalls Story Attacked by All Lawmakers
A heated exchange surrounds Mulwalls Story as lawyers and senators criticize the account. Opposition voices press forclarifications and accountability amid the political dispute.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
1
Suppression 18 Witness Mulhall Faces Senate Panel
Washington July 31 The Senate committee adjourned after a day of tense cross examination of lobbyist Martin M Mulhall. Chairman Overman warned Mulhall to limit remarks or face discipline as senators sparred over questions from the National Association of Manufacturers case. Mulhall denied past intrigues and claimed efforts to offer his documents to newspapers failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
Muthall
Overman
Robert McCarter
James A. Emory
Association
Reed
Walsh
Cummins
Nelson
Swords
Mulhall
Overman Finaly
Senator McComas
Maryland
Thornton Attacks Tariff Split From Democratic Faction
Washington July 31 The Louisiana senator Thornton denounces the Underwood Simmons tariff plan over free sugar saying it would ruin his state and calling the policy undemocratic while accusing the party of straying from its principles North Dakota's Grenna backs the move citing farmer concerns. Debate consumes nearly all discussion with little progress on schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Thornton
Louisana
Democratic Party
Grenna
North Dakota
Greeks Win Victory After Two Day Battle at Drama
The Daily Telegraph reports Greek forces repelled a Bulgarian attack reinforced by 50,000 troops in the Drama district near Saloniki. After two days of heavy fighting with fluctuating fortunes, the Greeks regained their positions. Greek losses ranged about 2,000 killed and 6,000 to 7,000 wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Telegraph
Saloniki
Drama
Servian
Suffragists storm Senate in protest action
Senate session interrupted as suffragists disrupt proceedings with chants and banners. Lawmakers scramble to restore order while organizers call for immediate voting rights concessions. Police and ushers quell the disturbance.
Washington Suffragists Parade To Capitol Hear Petition Pleas
From all over the country supporters of votes for women converge on Washington for a Senate session break to listen to suffragists. Delegations present petitions urging support for a constitutional amendment. many speeches praise the movement as others oppose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
Hyattsville
Senate Woman Suffrage Committee
Chamberlain
House
Thomas, Ramsdell
Ashurst
Owen
James Lees Laidlaw
Susan Fitzgerald
Mary Ware Dennett
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Grounds
Capitol
Alice Paul
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Association
Senate Committee
Senate Chamber
Chinese Revolt Near End After Yangtse Fort Falls
Reports from Peking and Shanghai indicate the Yangtse River is to be cleared of rebels as forts fall at its mouth. Sun Yat Sen remains in Shanghai while Cheng Chih-Men and Huang Sing reportedly fled. Bankers and diplomats say Yuan Shi Kai faces a major task in organizing provincial taxation amid a loans-driven central government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Yangtse
Shanghai
Sun Yat Sen
Cheng Chih-Men
Huang Sing
Yuan Shi Kai
Heat and Storm Deaths Across States Reported
Excessive heat caused fourteen deaths in Detroit area with ten victims being children. Temperatures reached 98 degrees at 2 p.m. A Western Wisconsin and Southern Minnesota electrical storm damaged barns and grain. Northwestern Minnesota saw strong storm and wind from Twin Cities to the lake. Cleveland endured continued heat with eight babies and three adults dying in the last hours. Memphis reported one heat death as the 90 degree day continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
The
Health Board
Duluth
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Cleveland
Ohio
Memphis
Tenn
Weather Bureau
Rifles and Cartridges For Mexicans On Order
On the steamship Mexico bound for Vera Cruz 150 cages of rifles and 265 cases of cartridges were listed. The shipment was said to have a Washington permit and was sent to the military governor of Vera Cruz state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mexico
Ward Line
Vera Cruz
Washington
Death of Small Boy Shocks Chicago Family
James Paulillo aged 5 was shot on his home's doorstep and died at hospital. His playmate Gepara Raffaello aged 6, who argued with him recently, is missing. Father Paul Cross Paulillo accuses Mrs Adeline Raffaello of the shooting as Joseph Paulillo, 9, says the Raffaello boy and his mother appeared with a gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Paulillo
Paul Cross Paulillo
Gepara Raffaello
Paulilo
Adeline Raffaello
Joseph Paulilio
Raffaello
Thirty Five Burned in Accident at Motordrome
Cincinnati reports a crash at Lagoon Ky motordrome when Oolin Johnson's machine struck an electric post. Gasoline from the tank set fire to 35 people. Eight killed, two fatally injured, seven seriously ill, and 18 with injuries of varying severity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Oolin Johnson
Lagoon
Women May Wear Any Bathing Suit at Milwaukee Beaches
Milwaukee officials announced that women may wear any style of bathing suit at city beaches. Mayor Gerhard permitted slit suits bloomers one piece and other styles as long as they cover as much as men and do not hinder leg movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Gerhard
President Wilson firm on no recognition of Huerta regime
Washington reports say President Wilson remains unshaken by Ambassador Wilson's push for recognizing Huerta. He plans a Mexico friendly policy and opposes recognition under any condition. Senate Democrats echo the stance as talks on de la Barra's possible mission hinge on his role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Henry Lane Wilson
Huerta
Mexico
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Francisco de la Barra
United States
White House
de la Barra
Suffragettes storm the senate chamber in today's Standard
A condensed snapshot lists a bustling page of items including suffragette action in the senate chamber and a claimed dynamite plot at Calumet. It mentions lobbyist Mulhall, moving crops funds, jewel thieves sought in major cities, and various notes on politics, weather, and local society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Calumet
Mulhall
George Fearing
Butte
Mitchell
Goldberg
Telegraphic
Wanderer
Wilson
Mormon
Congress
State
WAIT FOR ARBITRATION ON RAILROAD STRIKE VOTE
In San Francisco on July 31 a dissatisfied Southern Pacific employee will remain on his car until the national conciliation and mediation board reviews the pace of events that led to the strike vote by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railroad
National Conciliation and Mediation Board
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
The
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Fire at Bangor plant destroys near million in property
Allentown reports a blaze at the S Flory Manufacturing company plant in Bangor Pa broke out shortly before midnight and was still burning fiercely at 1 30 this morning. Property valued at nearly 1 000 000 was destroyed as flames raged through the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
S. Flory Manufacturing Company
Bangor
Too Shrewd to Do Any Business at Pawnbshops
Narragansett Pier July 31 detectives pursue thefts of jewelry from two summer homes owned by Charles Rumsey and John G. Hanan. Police suspect an expert gang behind both robberies, with $159000 in gems taken and a notable string of India pearls discarded. Investigators watch pawn shops nationwide as they chase suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Pier
Charles Rumsey
John G. Hanan
New York
Five Die In Road Camp Race Riot Near Fernwood
A Fin lander told Steubenville officials that four white men all foreigners and a negro were stabbed or shot to death last night at a road repairing crew camp near Fernwood, in a riot between racial factions. Several others were wounded and hidden under hay in a nearby field. Sheriff Hos eret, Coroner Herb, and deputies head to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Ohio
Fernwood
W. W. Hoserot
William Herb
Race Through Village Street Claims Two in Russell
Two motor cycle racers died in a July night accident in Russell village St Lawrence county. Luther Gilbert aged 23 and Irving Bartholomew 40, a spectator, were involved as Charles Sharpstein rode at about 50 mph. Gilbert crashed at a crosswalk, Bartholomew was struck while helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
N. Y
Russell
St. Lawrence County
Luther Gilbert
Irving Bartholomew
Gilbert
Charles Sharpstein
Bartholomew
Sharpstein
Illinois Women Not to Serve on Juries
Springfield July 31 The Illinois Attorney General Lucey issued an opinion ruling that the 1870 constitution preserves the common law right to trial by jury and requires a jury of 12 men, effectively barring women from serving on juries. The state supreme court interpretation confirms the 12 man jury standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Lucey
State Supreme Court
Barcelona Strike Widens With 22000 Textile Workers Off Work
In Barcelona on July 31 22 000 textile workers from 195 factories remained on strike despite a governor's invitation for talks. Police reported the large walkout as the magnitude of the stoppage grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Man Kills Wife Then Attempts Suicide in Montville
In Montville Connecticut on July 31 Albert Rigers aged 82 shot and killed his 85 year old wife and then tried to kill himself with the same revolver without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montville, Conn
Albert Rigers
Sgite
Plenty Of Funds Moves Crops West And South
A brief note reports ample funds guiding crop movements toward western and southern regions, indicating resource allocations and strategic shift in agricultural logistics. The statement underscores robust financial backing for crop distribution across multiple directions.
McAdoo to deposit 25 to 50 million in banks to aid crop movement
Secretary McAdoo announces government funds will be deposited in South and West national banks to ease money stringency during harvest. Government bonds may be used at par and prime commercial paper accepted as security for deposits, with staggered repayment forecasts and limited spread to larger cities. Senator Tillman warns of currency emergency if Congress stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South
West
McAdoo
United States
Tillman
South Carolina
Congress
Portuguese President Ill With Doctors In Attendance
Lisbon July 31 reports Manuel de Arriaga is ill and under constant medical care. Arriaga, elected president of the Portuguese republic on August 24, 1911, is described as in frail health by official accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Manuel de Arriaga
Senor de Arriaga
Portuguese Republic
Houghton Jail Being Filled as Strikers Riot
Riot scene reported with striking workers filling Houghton jail. Authorities deploy police to restore order as demonstrations intensify. Local officials, union leaders, and witnesses described volatile clashes and demand for disciplinary actions.
Dynamite Rumors, Riots Mark Calumet Copper Strike
Rumors of a dynamite plot surface as eight men are arrested at Red Jacket shaft Calumet Mich amid copper miners strike violence. Deputies clash with inmates at Wolverine boarding house using hot water pepper and missiles. troops restore order as guards guard powder houses and a bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet
Mich
Red Jacket
Porage Lake
Hancock
Houghton
Sheriff's Office
Repo
Keating
Keweenaw County
Hecel
Mohawk District
Wolverine Mine
Houghtom
Wolverine Posse
William Heikkila
Louis Sodder
Gust Olsen
fAlone
Heikhila
Sodder
Anolis
Miljion
Western Federation of Miners
Steikers
William Carmichee
Chary
George Fearing Returns Home From Mysterious Absence
Special Dispatch to the Standard Deer Lodge Montana July 31 George Fearing who disappeared July 12 has returned and told a Standard reporter little. He says a letter he wrote to neighbor John Burch never reached him. He denies gambling or altering clothes at a barber shop and plans to resume carpenter work after rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Deer Lodge
George Fearing
Standard
John Burch
Burch
Fearing
Great Falls
Deer Lodge
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Loppvist
Tarife
Peti
Pennsyl
Vanian Avenue
Sen
Ators
Poindexter
Jack Johnson
Minneapolis Journal
Middle West
Small Boy
Hlerta
Bke
Wadoo
IPF
Treasury Department
ILE
Water and Deputies
Western Federa
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