Lauterbach Denies Influence in Congressional Matters
A Senate inquiry heard representations that unnamed figures sought to sway major financial circles in New York to influence legislators. Edward Lauterbach testified he never claimed such influence and rejected knowing the investigators or the alleged Palmer of Pennsylvania. Representative Palmer allegedly described a broad conspiracy implicating leaders in Washington. The testimony recounted telephone exchanges with a man claiming to be a Pennsylvania congressman.
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Washttinten
Mitcheil A. Balmer
Pennsylvania
Senate
New York
Clark
Underwood
Primer
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Palmer
Ledyard
Edward Lauterbaeh
Lauterbach
Washington
Linlartach
Frederard
Aldaml
Mr. Ledyard
Ava
Myers Assistence Gets Appointments
Senator Myers today informally reported from the committee on public lands the nominations of Thomas R. Jones as register and Edward C. Hargardine to be receiver of the Glasgow land office. They will be confirmed soon after a delayed appointment due to objections by Secretary Lane. The second investigation produced a favorable report and Myers urged early action.
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Sundard
Washington
Myers
Thomas R. Jones
Edward C. Hargardine
Glasgow
Jones
Lane
Tnt
Montana
Ciary Butt
Myera
Mpreynolous Target in House Arouses Camtornia Leader Max
In a terse political surge, MPrey nolots as a Camtorian leader named Max dominates a house inquiry. Agmon in the Camtor nia cases fuels Tu hpanlican tensions as allies rally behind the contested figure.
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Agmon
Max
Mann denounces McTeynells in San Francisco delay speech
Representative Mann of Illinois assails Attorney General McTeynells over postponing white slave crime cases in San Francisco. He criticizes Immigration Chief Caminetti and Cabinet officers for influencing justice, calls the actions hypocritical, and denounces delays that shield officials and favored defendants.
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Washington
Mann
Illinois
McTeynells
San Francisco
Caminetli
Immigration Bureau
McNeal
Sheckler Caminetti
Caminetti
Attorney Generals Office
Federals Routed and Demoralized Near Santa Rosana
From Douglas Arizona a Sonora governor report describes a complete defeat of the federals under General Ojeda with their forces under Baron and Garcia routed by columns led by Alvarado and Hill. The enemy left 30 pieces of artillery and scattered rifles, with wounded and prisoners falling into friendly hands. Alvarado and Ochan pursue toward Guaymar.
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Ariz
Ojeda
Santa Rosana
Pesquiera
Sonora
Ojera
Baron
Garcia
Columans
Alvarado
Hill
Ochan
Guaymar
Billings Man Weds La Crosse Young Woman in Wisconsin
La Crosse Wis June 26. Ming Emma Gund daughter of Henry Gund a millionaire was married here last night to Albert Edward Platz of Billings Mont. The ceremony united a Billings man with a La Crosse lady in a Union of two families.
Veterans Gather at Gettysburg for Civil War Anniversary
Hundreds of Civil War veterans from North and South gathered at Gettysburg to mark the anniversary. Blue Union veterans greeted gray Confederates amid speeches, songs, and plans for a week of observances. The Fifteenth United States Cavalry arrived to patrol the battlefield and guard monuments in rain.
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Gettysburg
Alteth
Ald
Adams County
Alfred Beers
Grand Army
Lonigat
Ble
Fifteenth
United States Cavalry
Rhodes
Mirch
Fort Meyers
Wealthy Englishwoman Arrested in Cardiff Fire Incident
Mrs Mackworth, wife of Capt Humphrey Mackworth of the Royal Guards and heiress of the Brian coal family, was arrested at her residence in Cardiff for setting fire to a piling mail box. She was conveyed to Newport police station and later released on bail furnished by her husband after four hours in custody.
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Cardiff
Weles
Mra. Mackworth
Humphrey Mackworth
Royal Guarda
Davis Alfred Thomas
Hritien
Cambrian Combine
Newport
Mackworth
Selections Made for Many Diplomatic Posts
President Wilson names Justice J. Gerard of New York to be ambassador to Germany. Word on why the change occurred is unclear but Wilson seeks to fill key posts. Plans indicate Thomas Anguet may receive a major assignment and Charles Crane may become ambassador to Russia within a year.
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Washington
Ystice J. We Uerard
New York State Supreme Court
Wilson
Germany
Testlee Gerard
Spar
PERN
Anguet
Thomas
France
Wiliam
Ate Combs
Charles
Crane
Chicago
Russia
Vir
Amazing story told by Congressman Palmer in Standard
A bustling page from the Standard highlights a Palmer tale and reports on the state federation of women’s clubs led by Mrs. Tyler Thompson. It notes opposition to McNab case currency measures and touches on diplomatic offices, Gettysburg, and county fair plans amid various local notices and ads.
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Tyler Thompson
State Federation of Women's
Clnby
Congressman Palmer
Tiplomatic
Gettysburg
Fontes Trom
Hutte
Jack Johnson
Russia
Galdberg
Meer Todge
Suly
Kelley
Jan
Win Laron
Tages
Atsner
Fnjelly Hurt
Guardian
UeMartat
Tinenetal News
Wtelegrasir
Gurrency Bill Moves Through Senate and House Action
The currency bill advances in both chambers with swift House referral to banking and currency committee. Key changes emerged from bankers and Treasury talks, but the reserve provisions remain, with a seven member board to be appointed by the president and potential elective board amendments proposed in the Senate.
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Washington, Lune
Owen
House
Representative Glass
Wilson
Senate
Treasury Department
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Senninr Carmmins
Glass
Criminites
Mrs Thompson New Federation Leader in Montana Clubs
Livingston June 26 election names Mrs Tyler Thompson of Alagoula as president of the Montana State Federation of Women's Clubs for the coming year. The convention featured suffrage supporters among delegates, with Miss Spurgin of Missoula urging Thompson’s selection. Other officers named include Mrs Kilduff as treasurer and Mrs Dickson as general federation secretary, reflecting a cautious, orderly transfer of leadership.
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Standard
Livingston
Tyler Thompson
Alagoula
Montana State Federation of Women's Clubs
Ita
Qverybony
Brennan Sin
Geo
Elso
Federation
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Syler ‘Thompson
Missoula
Olena Manpower
Misa Georgin
Alo
Miggoula
Miss Spurgin
Mia
Tyler Tompsa
Cownell
King's Daughters
Tyler Thanyson
Mra al. Po Ritkan
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Houston
Boutin
Vhso
Che Honstanthon
A. Wetrlck
Elowton
Thompson
Mantmoyes
Piteres
Et Aflwaonla
Mra
Ritnaks Ton~nis
Suite
Western
Ara
W. T. Perham
Glendly
Eastern District
Mina Catterly
Issqula
J. F. Kilduff
Malta
Mre
Dadd A. Dickson
Avpgport
Mra. Kilduff
Mbunte Tennis
Hutte
WW. T. Perham
Chendive
Afra
David A. Dickson
General Federation
W. I. Chrigtd
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Klawne
Gaitrad
Iowa
Priza
Dickson
Miaa Seang
Jane Addams
Miss Tanuly Enid
Autivase
Betausa
Whanever
Bhe
Delegates Dreamy Start At Butte Woman’s Convention
Delegates opened the state federation meeting in Butte with drowsy mood yet an engaging program. The evening musicale drew lively energy as Mrs Moore and Miss Geer performed while Wiley Mountjoy spoke on child labor reform.
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Quilet Tayingaton
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