Local advisers challenge DC icp rocity in testimony
Testimony before senators examines campaign issues involving advisers not lawyers. The record highlights misgivings about legal expertise and the role of non attorney advisers in public policy debate.
Grange Campaign Ties with Manufacturers Under Fire
National Grange leaders faced questions over alleged factory donations to oppose reciprocity. Witnesses testified that lumber paper and woolen interests contributed via Allen and Graham, while Grange officers denied improper use of funds and emphasized campaign expenses would be covered by the Grange or contributors.
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Concate Finance Committee
Senator Root
Root
Joseph H. Allen
Allen & Graham
New York
Allen
The
Grange
William M Wood
American Woolen Company
Arthur ©. Hastings
American Paper and Pulp Association
Chester W. Lyman
International Paper Company
Senator Williams
Mr. Allen
Messrs Lyman, Bronson and Hastings
Mike
Senator Stone
American Protective Tariff League
League
Rachelder
Gallinger
Kern
Smoot
Whidden Graham
N. P. Hull
Michigan Grange
National Grange
Graham
Mr. Graham
Stone
Securities Company
Allen and Graham
N. J. Rachelder
Bachelder
National Grande
Indiana
Nirman Reaches Rome From Paris In Spectacular Flight
A French flyer Nirman completes a historic aviation feat by flying from Paris to Rome in what observers call one of the greatest flights in the ATR contest, highlighting skill and endurance.
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Nirman
Rome
Paris
Beaumont Leads Paris Rome Turin Race In Rome Flight
Andre Beaumont achieves a major aviation milestone flying from Genoa to Rome with stops at Pisa and Leghorn in under seven hours amid cheering crowds. Garros crashes near Pisa but escapes unharmed. Frey’s plane wrecks near Genoa. both aim to resume toward Rome next day.
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Rome
Andre Beaumont
Turin
Frey
Roland Garros
Genoa
Pisa
Beaumont
Nathan
Paris
Frejus
Leghorn
Garros
Girl in Boy's Suit Captures Widely Tracked Pair
Deputy State Humane Officer J L De Hart heads to Lewistown to prosecute Mrs Frank Bauman on aiding and abetting 16 year old Mary Heagey to escape after she was committed for incorrigibility. The fugitives were arrested in Cody Wyoming, with letters suggesting the girl traveled as a boy to avoid detection. The case ties to Bauman's partner and the boy involved in prior incidents and escapes.
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Standard
Great Falls
J. L. de Hart
Lewistown
Frank
Riddle) Bauman
Mary Heagey
the Good Shepherd
Helena
Cheadle
Riddle Bauman
Fort Benton
Riddle
Jack Bruner
Russia may ease entry rules for foreigners in Russia
St. Petersburg May 31 A correspondent reports the Russian government is considering a change in regulations for foreigners including American Jews to Russia. The move would align with a broader revision of laws affecting Jewish citizens and national status.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Russia
Bribery Bribe Attempt Tied to United Wireless Case
New York May 31 United States Attorney Wise said he would prepare a statement about an attempted bribe connected to the United wireless trial and present it to the appellate division of the supreme court next week.
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New York
United States
Wise
United Wireless
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Former Montanan Victim Of Bandits
Livingston reports Robert J. Sweazey, once a Livingston conductor, died reportedly at a stake in Mexico on May 16 after bandits demanded money and he could not provide it. The case ties to Sweazey’s earlier Montana discharge over missed orders and a former family link to Trinidad California.
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Robert Sweazey
Mexico
Kran
Livingston
The
Standard
Robert J. Sweazey
Joseph Hansfeder
Sweazey
Montana
West End
Fort Pitts
Bozeman
Trinidad
Cal
Joseph Benatec Jr
J M Knight Dies After Operation in Virginia City
Julian M Knight a pioneer resident of Montana and prominent Southern Montana businessman died after an operation performed Monday night by Dr Witherspoon of Butte He was 74 born in Erie County Pennsylvania and had lived in Madison and Montana since 1866 Survived by his wife and one son Julian A Knight county attorney Knight rode with freighters in the Indian country and later opened a Virginia City store before turning to mining
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The
Standard
Virginia City
Julian M. Knight
Montana
Witherspoon
Butte
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Madison County
Julian A. Knight
Knight
Iowa
Leavenworth
Kan
Fort Laramie
Union
Kansas
Deadly Cleveland Storm Strikes City and Lake Erie
A May 31 storm in Cleveland and nearby areas killed four people and injured about 20. All the dead were in rowboats capsized by a sudden 60 mph wind, with three deaths at Lorain. Bathers sheltered in Edgewater park boathouse were buried when the roof collapsed and others were hurt by falling signs scaffolding and a blown wagon. The storm damaged structures and caused extensive property losses across Northern Ohio.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Ohio
Lorain
Edgewater Park
Bryan Protest Fails to Alter Ways and Means Chair Claim
Protest by Bryan had no impact on the assertion that Underwood remains chairman of the Ways and Means Committee. The challenge did not change leadership or committee assignment.
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Chairman Underwood
Ways
Democratic Wool Schedule Sparks Capitol Caucus Debate
Washington May 31 bp news reports and quotes on the wool decision schedule by Mr Bryan and Representative Underwood. The Ways and Means Committee expects more votes for the free raw wool plan after daylong conferences as caucus opens. Harrison argues cotton revisions may raise revenue, while Bryan pushes for party principles.
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Washington
Bryan
Representative Underwood
House
Underwood
Ways and Means
Burleson
Texas
Representative Harrison
New York
Ways and Means Committee
Harrison
Democratic House
Wind Storm Injures Several in Chicago Bathhouse Roof Collapse
A May 81 Chicago wind storm damaged property and injured several people. At Edgewater park a bathhouse roof collapsed on twenty boys, with two sustaining internal injuries as winds reached about 60 miles per hour.
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Chicago
Edgewater Park
J J Hill Announces Six Hundred Million Mortgage For Railroads
St Paul May 31 J J Hill chairman of the Great Northern Railway announces execution of a 600 000 000 first and refunding mortgage to secure bonds for the Great Northern and Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroads The move signals large scale railroad operations and possible merger plans involving the Burlington and Northern Pacific amid growing expansion projections.
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J. J. Hill
St. Paul
Minn
Th Northern Securities Company
J. J. Hull
Great Northern Railway Company
Great Northern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Great Northern Railroad Company
Burlington Joints
Northern
Burlington
Chicago, Burington & Quincy
Northern Pacific
Peonage Charges Raised in Pennsylvania Coal Fields
Miners and labor representatives told the house rules committee of alleged peonage and violence in the Weeat Moreland coal fields Pennsylvania. They urged hearings to expose abuse while allowing company reps to present facts and determine if further investigation is needed. Witnesses cited post office locations on mining properties and deputy road patrols as part of alleged coercion. Washington.
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House Committee On
Weeatmoreland
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Greggs
United States
Washington
Missoula Girls Earn Wellesley Degrees With Honors
Wellesley Mass May 31 two Missoula Montana girls graduate from the bachelor of arts program Mary Rankin and Kluth Woorden both high in scholarship and to receive degrees with honors at commence ment June 28 both popular with the western contingent at the college
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Standard
Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Missoula
Mont
Mary Rankin
Kluth Woorden
Bishop Carroll Meets Pope Pius in Rome Audience
In Rome on May 81 Pope Pius granted a private audience to the Rt. Rev. John P. Carroll bishop of Helena Montana and Mgr Thomas F Kennedy director of the American college in Rome, the Vatican said.
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Rome
Pius
John P. Carroll
Helena
Mont
Mgr
Thomas F. Kennedy
American College In
Postmaster General Adds 74 Second-Class Depositories
Postmaster General Hitchcock announced 74 new second-class depositories effective June 27. Named locations include Moscow Idaho Nampa Idaho and Livingston Montana among the added sites.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Moscow
Nampa
Idaho
Livingston
Mont
Diaz Bids Mexico Farewell Before Sailing for Spain
Gen Porfirio Diaz leaves Vera Cruz aboard the Ypiranga bound for Havre and then Spain after more than 30 years ruling Mexico. He vows to return if needed and laments his departure as Huerta soldiers guard the scene with the family and entourage in attendance.
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Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Spain
Ypiranaga
Havre
France
Havana
General Diaz
Diaz
J. B
Victoriano Huerta
Col
Porfirio Diaz Jr
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