Mulhall Turned Over to House Committee
Washington reports cross examination of lobbyist Martin M Mulhall, tied to the National Association of Manufacturers, ending today as he is excused until Monday and sent to the House lobby committee. Senate probes continue next week into the NAM and its officials amid disputes over Mulhall’s testimony and documents from the National Council for Industrial Defense.
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National Associaton
Senate Lobby Committee
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National Associaton of
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National Association of Manufacturera
National Council For Industrial Defense
Te National Association of Manufacturers
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Warhall
Walhall
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Wilhails
Samuel Compers
Compers
Ore Trains Collide at Duluth Docks Fatalities Reported
Duluth Minn August 1 Three laborers known to have been killed two fatally injured four badly hurt and another accounted for after a collision of ore trains at the Alliance ore docks last night Indignant dock hands struck today blaming careless switching The accident left ambulances and motors summoned and the city ruled by special police as delays and labor unrest followed The dock managers ordered work resumed but foreigners refused control triggering further dispute
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Allancs
Substitute for Impeachment Trial Proposed in Congress
Washington Argus reports a constitutional amendment proposed by Rep Hall of Tennessee to empower Congress to remove inferior court judges and temporary judges by concurrent two thirds votes in both houses. The draft notes the current impeachment process is cumbersome and costly and suggests a simplified substitute.
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Washington Argus
Representative Hall of
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Congress
United States
Cotton Futures Bill Postponed By Senate Committee
Washington August 1 Definite action on the Smith cotton futures bill was postponed by the Senate committee on agriculture after two hours of debate and a meeting likely next week when a vote will be taken. Senator Ranadeil of Louisiana led the attack with support from one or two others. The measure, drafted by Senator Smith of South Carolina, sought delivery of cotton within four grade of the grade and was amended to require exact grade. market opposition was expected to cease if a margin of two grades was allowed.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Ranadeil
Lou Stimi
Smith
South Carolina
Oklahoma Grandfather Clause Affirmed by State Court
The Oklahoma Supreme Court upheld the grandfather clause amendment to the state constitution which disenfranchises many African Americans under certain conditions. An appeal to the United States Supreme Court has been granted.
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Oklahoma
Sipreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Foreign Legations Favored in Senate Outdoor Talks
Foreign Legation bills were favorably reported by the foreign affairs committee. Measures to establish separate legations in Pirtelli and Uruguay and to make He Senaten at Mader an embassy were indorsed by the democratic caucus and have passed the senate.
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Gipsy Smith Tells of Dr Broughton's Success in Atlanta
World renowned evangelist Gipsy Smith now in Atlanta on his eleventh U S tour. He arrived on the Olympic last Wednesday and will join Sam Jones in Cartersville for services starting Sunday. Smith, born in a roving gypsy band, rose from poverty to lead thousands, and previously spoke in Atlanta six years ago during a revival led by Dr Len G Broughton.
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England
America
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Sam
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Elis Mart Power
Drastic Allied Demands At Peace Conference
London August 1 Allies at the Bucharest peace conference demand a frontier east from the Struma to the Aegean, cutting Ful Sata to a 30 mile coast. They press for indemnity, warn of extended negotiations, and hint at a renewed five day armistice. Serbia’s casualties run high as sensational reports spread about Russian war plans versus Turkey.
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Armia
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Austria
Leonard Parker Named Naval Cadet in Wilson Appointment
Washington August 1 Special Representative Crisp secured President Wilson's assent to name Leonard Parker son of T C Parker a naval cadet from Americas at large due to state restrictions. Parker had no prior Navi academy appointment and appealed directly, receiving one of the president's ten appointments. B Chapman Jr of Sandersville was named a census bureau special agent by Director Harris. Senator Wake Smith left for Atlantic City for a few days.
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Wilson
Leonard Parker
Americas
T C Parker
United States
Wr Rsp
Navi Academy
B Chapman Jr
Sandersville
Census Bureau
W J Harris
Attack on M Reynolds by Leader Mann in House Debates
Washington August 1 The Diggs Caminett debate in the house wound down as Republican Teider Winn attacked the administrator and Attorney General Wo terrolds over postponement of prosecutors and Chairman Clayton. The crowded chamber saw a heated exchange, with Mannouncing no words. Clayton said the claims lack factual support and criticized the Illinois representative. The house tabled Representative Johns resolution for information already provided by Attorney General Mc Reynolds.
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House
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Woterrolds
Clayton
Idenr
Johns
McReynolds
Boy Fatally Wounds Self With Found Revolver
A boy aged years found a revolver in a tent near his father A T Kemper’s residence and shot himself. The accidental discharge pierced his body and is reported fatal.
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Prinkfort
T Kemper
Ft Kemper
Alabama's First Bale Draws Auction Attention
The first bale of 1918 cotton raised near Montgomery was sold at public auction today for 11 cents per pound. The bale weighed 1,000 pounds and was cultivated about three miles from the city.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Questions on tariff elicit few replies
Washington August 1 Most manufacturers have replied to the senate finance committee questions on tariff revision Only sixty six replies were received from 3500 sets mailed to protested industries The low response was blamed on fear of retaliation and doubt about usefulness The remarks came as senators opposed an increase in duties on granite and criticized the tariff bill as dangerous
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Senate Today
United States
Ingham Page
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Groana
Catron
New Mexic
Cabin Creek Miners to Return to Work Soon
Chableston W Va August 1 A union report shows all local miners except one have ratified a wage and hours agreement with operators and United Mine Workers officials The deal runs to April 1915 with possible extension in the Kanawha field until April 11 It includes higher wages a one hour day semimonthly pay arbitration for grievances and protection against discrimination while allowing Welch miners to seek work where they choose
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Casin Creek
Ghiey
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Qhly
Welchmen
Clough to lead Northern Pacific as board chair new post created
William Glough named to head Northern Pacific Railway as chairman of the board to be followed by a new president. J M Hannaford will serve as second vice president with duties in operations while George Slade becomes first vice president. Clough, a longtime legal adviser, will oversee financial administration from Newark.
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Aunot J
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Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific
Wall Street
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Hartford
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George T Slade
Mr Clough
Newark
Miraculous Escape on Eastbound Train Near Muncie
An eastbound New York Central train derailed on a 100 foot bridge five miles west of Muncie. The tender and four Pullman cars left the tracks after the engine jumped the rail. Despite rails piercing a car floor, no passengers or crew were injured.
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New York Central
No 20
Bolt Strikes Woman Pauses Speech in Potato Peel Hall
Mrs Jennie Hilbery, aged 9, was struck by lightning while peeling potatoes in her son's restaurant. She collapsed from her chair but resumed work. doctors fear permanent speech loss.
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Sidney Obio
Jennie Hilbery
Copper Miners Clash With Troops in Calumet Zone
In Calumet during the copper strike, state troops clearing streets faced vigorous protests from Western Federation of Miners officials. Citizens were struck, a jeweler Isaac Rehula was clubbed, a baby carriage was run over, and elderly residents beaten as patrols moved through neighborhoods. Union leaders condemn the conduct and demand civilian protections while General Abbey orders patrols restrained.
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Isaac Rehula
Gu. B. Willer
Western Federation of Miner
Sheriffs Office
Guardians of the Peace
Abbey
Mrs Zachry Continues Fight For Children
Augusta August 1 Special Mrs Zachry appeals the Richmond Superior court ruling granting sole custody of Julian J Zachry Jr and his sister to their father Judge Henry Hammond decision followed by Mrs Zachry fleeing to Columbia and her husband filing habeas corpus to recover the children The case advances to a habeas hearing before Judge Eugene Gary in South Carolina with keen interest and awaited outcome.
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Henry Hammond
Richmond
Julian J Zachry
C E Dunbar
Mary Zachry
Zachry
Colundla
Mraachry
Calumbit
Eugene Gary
South Carolina
Sheult Court
Ignata
Gary
Secret Order Plans West Point Building and Auditorium
Secret orders of West Point decide to erect a two story brick building with an auditorium on the first floor and the second floor set aside for secret societies, pending citizen cooperation.
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Secret Orders
West Point
Runaway Weddings Barred in Connecticut
Mew Haven Conn August 1 Five days notice required before a marriage will be issued. Secretary of State says runaway couples have swarmed into Connecticut for years and now restrictions will apply after this date.
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Mew Haven
Secretary of State
Connecticut
Baby's Eczema Cured by Resinol Soap and Ointment
A Salem Virginia parent recalls a dramatic eczema recovery for her baby after using Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment. Despite earlier failures with prescriptions and tonics, the first application halted the itching and showed rapid improvement, with the entire face nearly cured after completing treatment. The testimonial, dated May 20 1913, notes a medical endorsement and widespread pharmacist availability.
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