Mulhall Testimony Tangles Nelson and Clapp In Lobby Probe
Two U.S. senators Nelson and Clapp denied Mulhall’s claims of discussions with them about the Sherman anti trust act and a sub committee report. Mulhall provided letters alleging influence on the judiciary committee and passages about meetings in senator Nelson’s office.
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Washington
Nelson
Clapp
Minnesota
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Mulhall
Senate
F. c. Schwedtman
James W. van Cleave
Association
Cummins
Roosevelt
Judiciary Committee
Senator Nelson
Hicks
Nator Reed
Schwedtman
promises for model spouses in Cassian Bart and Elizabeth wedding
Rochester Minnesota July 21 fathers of Cassian Bart 20 and Elizabeth 17 pledge their children will be model spouses. The fathers sign bonds totaling 1400 dollars to ensure the son will avoid loafing gambling drinking dancing with other women and the daughter will not gossip roam with other men and will cook to her husband’s satisfaction.
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Rochester
Minn
Cassian Bart
Elizabeth
Bart
Taft to Speak at Lake Erie Centennial in Put-in-Bay
Former President Taft will be principal speaker for the United States at the international centennial of the Battle of Lake Erie in Put-in-Bay Ohio, with the event set for September 10 marking the battle's 100th anniversary.
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Put-in-Bay
Ohio
Taft
United States
Lake Erie
Mexican Affair Growing Worse in Republic
Reports indicate the Mexican affair is deteriorating as new developments emerge from the republic. Officials and observers scramble to assess impacts and potential resolutions amid mounting tensions.
Rumors on Huerta Regime Stir Washington
Administration fears collapse of Huerta government as Ambassador Wilson reports are awaited. Officials deny expanded military moves while warning of grave prospects and possible decisive action within two weeks. Consular refusals trigger attacks on Durango and rising tensions ripple through Monterey and Torreon transit disruption noted.
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Washington
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Urbina
Durango
State Department
Ham
Soo Line Chief Reviews Montana Survey for Plaza Extension
President Pennington of the Soo Line is inspecting the winter survey for the Plaza extension through Dawson Fergus Chouteau and Teton counties. Accompanied by Chief Locating Engineer George Huss and officials, he travels by auto from Mondak toward Great Falls, with construction hoped if the survey passes muster.
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Great Falls
Pennington
Soo Line
Montana
Dawson
Fergus
Chouteau
Teton
Dawson County
Missouri River
Mondak
George M. Huss
Prevent
Republicans Cry Disaster Over Underwood-Simmons Tariff
Washington July 21 Republican senators denounce the Underwood-Simmons tariff bill. Senator Smoot calls it the most injurious measure, a partisan secret caucus product. Governor Foss attacks it as national interest sacrifice, threatening Massachusetts operations if laws pass. Hearst endorses Foss. Democrats in the South argue manufacturing and crops would suffer without protection. Sugar on the free list is urged as a harm to refiners.
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Washington
Burton
Ohio
Smoot
Utah
Congress
Foss
Massachusetts
Canada
William R. Hearst
Louisiana
Colorado
Montana
South
Alomest
Chicago Women Study On City Law Making
Chicago women who expect to vote under recent legislation stormed the city council with a plan to study aldermen actions for the next spring elections. All council chairs were filled and galleries crowded as leaders, many active in the suffrage fight, prepared to take ward notes at every meeting.
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Chicago
Secretary Lane Visits Chicago During Lands Inspection Tour
Secretary of the Interior Lane and his wife spent several hours in Chicago en route from Washington on a tour inspecting public lands and irrigation states. He plans more than two weeks in Montana as part of the trip.
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Chicago
Lane
Washington, D. C
Montana
Erie Road Must Decide Question Immediately
New York July 21 The first day of talks between the federal mediation board and the two sides in the 80,000 trainmen strike threat closed with no change in the impasse. Erie Railroad withdrew from managers conference, refusing higher wages or any agreement, while mediation plans urged Erie officers to return or promise to abide by future awards if demanded. If Erie refuses, mediators will report to the trainmen on the likely outcome and the strike threat remains imminent.
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New York
Federal Mediation Board
William L. Chambers
Conciliation Board
Erie Road
Erie
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Federal Board
Arbitration Board
Tranmen’s Committee
Chambers
Wealthy Fergus stockman murdered in town
In Today's Standard Page a Fergus stockman is reported murdered. No trace of George Wearing found. The piece notes a worsening Mexican situation and calls for conference or strike by Mulhall allegations. It also mentions tariff opinions and Nicaraguan protectorate sentiment.
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George Wearing
Fergus Stockman
Mulhall
Sporting News
Goldberg
Copper City
MacRae
Leighton
Butte & Corbin
State Nurses’ Association
Butte
Thornton
Amalgamated
Telegraphic
General Approval for Nicaragua Policy Wilson Plan
General approval statement outlines policy direction for Nicaragua tied to the Wilson plan. The document notes authorized steps, reporting requirements, and oversight, without detailing specific actions or dates. Officials emphasize alignment with broader regional strategy and diplomatic objectives.
Senate backing grows for Bryan Nicaragua policy
In Washington on July 21 strong Senate support forms for President Wilson’s plan to supervise Nicaragua’s finances. An informal Foreign Relations Committee poll indicates the Bryan treaty will pass with a wide margin, without US obligation to Nicaragua’s debts, and aims to stabilize finances via US control while preserving Nicaragua’s independence. Senators Bacon Lodge Root Hitchcock O Gorman Stone Smith of Arizona Sutherland Burton and others endorsed the general principle, stressing careful handling to safeguard Nicaragua’s freedom.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Nicaragua
Committee On Foreign Relations
Bryan
United States
Bacon
Lodge
Root
Hitchcock
O'Gorman
Stone
Smith
Arizona
Sutherland
Burton
Foreign Relations Committee
Mrs Eaton Fails to Force Evidence Ahead of Trial
Boston July 21 Mrs Jennie May Eaton charged with murdering Rear Admiral Joseph G Eaton failed to compel the government to reveal its hand before the October trial The court denied motions to provide a transcript of grand jury testimony access to all exhibits and a bill of particulars on poison used and its administration
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Boston
Jennie May Eaton
Joseph G. Eaton
Weston completes 48 mile leg toward Minneapolis
Edward Payson Weston reached El Rey Wisconsin after traveling 48 miles today on his trek to Minneapolis. He plans a 20 mile route tomorrow morning and received a message from Governor Eberhart offering a summer cottage for two months en route.
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el Rey
Wis
Edward Payson
Weston
Minneapolis
Eberhart
Minnesota
Killing Ends Stock Dispute at Judith Gap
P F Duffy wealthy stockman shot and killed by L S McLaughlin at his ranch after a pasture dispute. Duffy slapped and kicked, then McLaughlin fired from about 30 feet, killing Duffy instantly. McLaughlin surrendered, bail unlikely, coroner to hold inquest next day. Duffy’s death follows a decade of local tension between the men.
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The
Standard
Judith Gap
P. F. Duffy
L. S. McLaughlin
Duffy
Garneill
Snow Mountains
McLaughlin Ranch
McLaughlin
Slater
Fergus County
Rice
Meagher County
Harvey
Patrick Duffy
Security State Bank
Lawrence McLaughlin
Lawrence
Lewistown
Creel
McLaughlin says he shot in self defense
Lawrence McLaughlin, jailed for murder of P F Duffy near Garneill, claims a 12 year feud over a line fence led to the confrontation. Duffy accosted him while milking. McLaughlin says Duffy reached for a coat pocket, he took his son's shotgun and fired, then regretted the act as self defense.
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Lewistown
Lawrence McLaughlin
P. F. Duffy
Garneill
McLaughlin
Duffy
Ogden Holdups Lock Victims In Ice Box
Ogden Utah July 21 Two holdups in the business section after 1 clock today led to a street battle and the arrest of three robbers. They first hit a butcher shop locking the proprietor and an employee in the ice box then robbed the till and moved to a saloon where they held up 10 men. None seriously injured.
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Ogden
Utah
Sylvia Pankhurst Defies Police at Bromley Hall
Sylvia Pankhurst defied police after her license expired and spoke at Bromley town hall. She and other suffragettes delivered inflammatory speeches and departed with a protecting body guard. A violent clash occurred, but she escaped unharmed.
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London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Bromley Town Hall
Miss Pankhurst
Missing man linked to suit over stepson mystery
Differing opinions arise on why a man left home after his step son lawsuit. The wife believes she may never see her husband alive, claiming she saw him board a train bound for Butte on the night of July 5.
Opinions of disappearance cast doubt on Fearing fate
Mrs Fearing fears her husband was killed for his money or died by suicide. Attorney Keeley suspects foul play and recalls a remark about “knock the block off Sorenson.” Warden Conley thinks Fearing left to escape notoriety, noting legal expenses and that he would not have killed himself, nor would Sorenson have tried to kill him.
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Warden Conley
Fearing
Sorenson
Disappearance of Deer Lodge Contractor Baffles City
The community of Deer Lodge ponders the mystery of contractor George Fearing who vanished possibly after dispute over his stepson. Officials split on foul play or self harm, while his wife insists he may be alive. the local carpenters union seeks help by circulating his picture. 190 days since he was last seen, neighbors recall his devotion to his children and fear for his fate.
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George Fearing
Deer Lodge
Mrs. Fearing
Sorenson
Socialists Present Bill to City for Damages
A committee of moderate socialists headquartered in an Olive Street church asked Seattle to pay a 666.50 bill after their building was wrecked last Friday night. The bill goes to the city council claims committee. the church will be repaired and headquarters reestablished. The radical socialists plan a Labor temple meeting to decide action. the nautical mission losses are noted as smaller than expected.
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Olive Street
Seventh Avenue
Cotterill
Labor Temple
W. W
Pacific Reserv
Niel Mission
Ll. W. W
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Mexico City
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Ttrnaq
Gus County
L. S. M'Laughelin
O'Laughlin
Lieved
Inent
M’laughlin
Sylvia
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