Indictment Drama Surrounds Morgan Inquiry
Testimony in a New York courtroom recounts J P Morgan’s role in long running Grand Trunk negotiations involving Charles Mellen former president of the New Haven system. Mellen describes Morgan’s influence on railroad trust matters and a bid to shape the presidency to protect Morgan interests, amid stress and emotional testimony as jurors hear about decades of negotiations and proposed agreements.
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Mediation conference set after Carranzaringay note
In Today's Standard Page several items are listed including a mediation conference for Carranzaringay and Mellen recounting how he saved Morgan. Becker declared guilty for yee and Ume while other briefs note a water incident, brivery and perdury in a rank case. Colonel forgets about Interview, John T. Murphy of Helena dead, port News and comment.
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Colonel Roosevelt interview memories and Pennsylvania visit
Oyster Bay May 22 Colonel Roosevelt aides recounts MegNellen and William Flinn leading Pennsylvanian delegates at the 1912 Republican convention. Gifford Pinchot accompanying Flinn, Roosevelt plans several state speeches after returning from a continental tour. Morse steamship lines issue is cited in a letter from 1918. Roosevelt disputes Morse’s slate and his legal history. Senator Myers suffers a minor car injury after a May day return to the Senate with a damaged finger.
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J. T. Murphy Dies Noted Montana Pioneer Banker
J T Murphy a Montana pioneer businessman died at his home aged 72 after a long career spanning Helena Great Falls and Billings. He began in Nevada City in 1863 64 moved through Virginia City Telens Helena and later into stock raising and banking leaving two daughters in Tokyo and a son in Portland. He returned from Florida and fell ill in the final days before his death.
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Bribery and Perjury Trials Emerge in Murder Case
Atlaila May 9 report details bribery coercion and perjury charges linked to efforts to secure a new trial for Les M. Frank, death-row inmate in the Mary Jagan murder. Clergy Rev Ragsdale indicted for perjury related to an affidavit. others face subornation charges. Contempt hearings set for detective Burns and associate.
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Boulder Man Ends Life Under Train
Special dispatch reports Boulder homesteader Thurman T. Young killed when a westbound night train struck him near Laurel. An inquest will be held. papers found on the body are the only clues. Earlier, a Chicago fire caused explosions injuring firemen and spectators and destroying a four story building with heavy property loss.
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Five Score Thrown Overboard in New Jersey Ship Disaster
In Tohnken New Jersey on May 24 the steamer Preceril VII, dockside at a gangplank failure, sent overboard a crowd of passengers. At least two drowned, a child missing presumed drowned, and several injured. A 1 year old girl Annalie Peldschag recovered though unlisted as missing. A Brooklyn man Edwardson drowned, his daughter Mary, 3, lost to the tide. Crew rescued some aboard as steerage passengers fled ashore. Overcrowded gangplank blamed by Frederik VIII agents.
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Majority of Ten for Tolls Repeal Predicted by Kern
Washington May 21 Democratic leaders in the senate were confident the Panama canal tolls exemption repeal and the arbitration amendment will be disposed of next week. Kern said no vote would be taken May 2 or shortly afterward and predicted the repeal bill would pass by a majority of at least 10. Opponents expect passage. administration focus centers on the Simmons amendment.
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Mother Jones Opposes Women's Suffrage in Dinner Remarks
New York May 22 Mother Jones organizer of the United Mine Workers, detained in Colorado, told a dinner she sees no material benefit from women’s suffrage. She cited decades of Colorado women voting and argued the average woman lacks economics training to grasp the vote’s impact and power.
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No Carranza Envoy to Be at Conference
New York May 22 Jose Vasconcelos a shellac agent of Carranza denied reports he would be chosen as constitutionalist representative to the Niagara conference. He said the constitutionalists would not be parties to any mediation violation of our sovereignty and that Huerta would not be removed by outside powers. Vasconcelos planned to go from Washington to Salto to meet Carranza. Niagara Falls Ontario May 22 Three separate conferences among South American envoys and American delegates continued mediation work with no formal notice of constitutionalist representation. Talks focused on how to handle major issues, with U S agents reporting progress but no common ground reached yet.
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Consul Silliman Alive in Mexico Amid Mediation Tensions
Washington reports Vice Consul John R. Silliman arrived safely in Mexico City with British support, easing a mediation conference threat at Niagara Falls. U S officials weighed conflicting news on his fate amid rumors of execution and espionage charges, while the state department pursued negotiations and updated diplomats.
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Recognition to Women by Presbyterians
Chicago May 22 The Raneral assembly of the Presbyterians in session after hours of discussion referred proposed state laws on marriage and divorce back to committees for further consideration. The assembly is expected to publish a report criticizing laxity and urging reform. Alfred M. Mola of Cairo Ill urged for a federal divorce law. The assembly also approved a church governance amendment to allow election and ordination of deaconnesses, to be sent to presbyteries for approval.
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Royal heads thwart wild suffragette disruption at theater
King George and Queen Mary faced a mass disturbance at the royal theater as suffragettes surged into the crowd, one woman chained to a seat and shouting at the king. Police and attendants struggled to remove the protesters amid a chaotic scene with multiple disruptions across the venue.
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