Plan to Retire Him Scheme Targets Gompers and Labor
Senate lobby committee hears Mulhall recount a suspected 1907 08 bid to force Samuel Gompers to abandon labor backing for the National Association of Manufacturers. He cites New Yorker Atherton Brownell and Brandenberg as movers, warns of a signed document to bind Gompers, and notes resistance and traps warned by Van Cleave.
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Washington
Martin M. Mulhall
Senate
Samuel Gompers
National Association of Manufacturers
Gompers
Atherton Brownell
New York
Mulhall
W. McClave
Paterson
N. J
Congress
McClave
William Hughes
van Cleave
Manufacturers’ Association
Schwedtman
Brownell
Association
Brandenberg
Mulhal
Mr. Mulhall
Robert Mearter
Five Years Pardoned Swindler Hall Receives Conditional Release
Governor Stewart grants Sam A Hall of Butte a five year conditional pardon from Deer Lodge with repayment to claimants. Hall must file all claims within a year and repay all funds within five years or return to prison. The arrangement requires a bank depository, bi monthly reports, and board oversight to ensure good faith in repaying victims.
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Standard
Helena
Sam A. Hall
Butte
Deer Lodge
Stewart
Hall
Montana
United States
Canada
Supreme Court
State Board of Pardons
Board of Pardons
Sam ”A. Hall
District Court
Silver Bow County
Smith
Holloway
Brantly
Hall Bros
Tice
Butte Defeats Saints in Major League Baseball Result
Long shots win at Butte track and major league baseball results headline the day's page. Three holdups reported last night in Butte and Emerson Stone accidentally shot are noted among regional items.
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United States
I. W. Ww
Seattle
Bryan
Sam Hall
Gompers
Mulhall
Elliott
New Haven
Butte
Saints
Canada
Goldberg
Anaconda News
Anaconda
Emerson Stone
Donat Dorais
Keating
San Diego
Moose
Montana
Financial News
Telegraphic News
Hall vows to repay heavy debt under pardon terms
A former Rutter banker faces penitentiary terms and a pardon conditioned on repaying a large debt. The article outlines the debt burden and the key condition tied to clemency.
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Rutter
Vow
Gers
Debate Begins In Senate On Tariff Bill
Washington July 18 With the submission of the majority report on the Underwood Simmons tariff bill the senate began formal consideration but adjourned briefly due to Chairman Simmons absence. Simmons will open the debate tomorrow outlining Democratic tariff views. Minority leader Cummins will speak, with Smoot and Gorton expected to follow. Republicans reaffirm leadership support for Gallinger and seek record votes on amendments. The bill proposes an average 27.84 percent tariff reduction from Payne Aldrich rates and increases free import listings to 147.367 million. Projected 10 month receipts total 996.81 million with a 2.02 million surplus after disbursements.
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Washington
Finance Committee
Senate
Simmons
North Carolina
Cummins
Smoot
Gorton
Gallinger
New Hampshire
House
Treasury
Grasshoppers Threatened by Poisoned Mash Spread
Dodge City Kansas reports that over half the county grasshoppers were killed with poisoned mash spread on fields. Entomologist says another application could finish the extermination.
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Dodge City
Kan
Denials Flag Presidentship Rumors At New Haven Line
St Paul July 18 President Howard Elliott of the Northern Pacific railway denied he had personal knowledge of a plan to make him President of the New York New Haven Hartford. He said information came from newspapers and did not indicate active campaign or personal involvement. He suggested he might consider the post if offered under proper conditions.
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Standard
St. Paul
Howard Eliott
Northern Pacific Railway
New York, New Haven
New Haven
Elliott
Mellen resigns as president of New Haven Railroad
Charles Mellen’s resignation as president of the New York New Haven and Hartford line was accepted by directors. The appointment of his successor is to be handled by a special committee including J P Morgan Theodore N Vail Samuel Rea William Skinner Edward Milligan and Robert Taft.
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New York
Charles 8. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
J. P. Morgan
Theodore N. Vail
Samuel Rea
William Skinner
Edward Milligan
Robert Taft
Mellen
Railroads Open To Arbitration On Wage Dispute
Eastern railroads and their trainmen and conductors indicated willingness to submit issues to the mediation board under the Newlands act. The managers said they would leave to the board which questions are to be arbitrated while seeking to include pay and working conditions. A strike could follow if the board rejects their stipulation. Seth Low urged managers to avoid arbitration.
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New York
Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Wilson
Conference Committee of Managers
Mediation Board
Lee
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Senate
Seth Low
National Civic Federation
Death Near When Rescued in Loft Fire
Two men and a girl trapped on the sixth floor of a West Twentieth Street loft were saved from a blaze after their clothing caught fire. Firemen lowered them to the street on 80 foot extension ladders.
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New York
West Twentieth Street
Dowager Queen Alexandra Receives American Ambassador
The Dowager Queen Alexandra hosted Walter H. Page the American ambassador at Marl borough house this afternoon in London.
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Alexandra
Page
London
Walter H. Page
Marlborough House
Sailors War of Seattle Escalates
W. W. Sailors in Seattle begin an organized campaign to purge rival crews. The conflict centers on control of waterfront labor and local naval battalion divisions, drawing attention from city authorities and maritime unions.
Sailors Riot Ransacks Socialist H Qs in Seattle
Hundreds of naval personnel and civilians attacked socialist and I W W offices in Seattle on July 18, smashing windows, burning furniture and literature, and looting a Salvation Army room. Police offered little resistance as the mob swelled to about 1 500.
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Seattle
Pacific Reserve Fleet
United States Navy
Army and Navy
State Armory
Industrial Workers of the World
Salvation Army
Charleston
Colorado
California
Washington Naval Militia
Navy
Sixth
University Streets
Fourth Avenue
Westlake
Fifth Avenue
Stewart
Virginia
Olive Street
Westlake Avenue
Millard Price
Yesler Avenue
Yesler Way
Yester
Washington Street
Pioneer Place
Senate clash over Secretary Bryan lectures triggers bitter row
Washington July 18. Senators Bristow Ashurst and others clash as Bristow accuses Bryan of neglecting state duties while lecturing on vacations. The Bristow letter hints at seeking a federal post with limited time. leaders demand answers on salaries and public perquisites amid accusations of political manipulation.
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Washington
Bryan
Senate
Bristow
Ashurst
Senator Bristow
Baltimore
Kansas
James
Townsend
Fall
State Department
Wilson
Borah
Poindexter
Lewis
Michigan
Hmself
Ray
Chicago
Chester J. Long
Canal Commission
Isthmus
Hartman Named Minister to Ecuador by Wilson
Charles S. Hartman of Montana was nominated to be minister to Ecuador, a post paying 10090 dollars annually. The decision followed endorsements by Senators Myers and Walsh and Bryan’s support, reflecting a pathway from consul general to diplomatic service and a await for higher grade postings.
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Washington
Charles
Hartman
Montana
Wilson
Ecuador
Myers
Wash
Bryan
Congress
London
Anding
Isan
Mr. 1
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The
Balkans
Minneapolis Journal
Railroads
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Socialista
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Swatter
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