Lobby Committee Hear Witness on National Manufacturers
A Washington hearing hears James Li dwell a former NAM employee describe the internal workings and dissensions within the National Association of Manufacturers. Ewell, ex-manager of a NAM trade publication, details money demands and political influence tied to campaigns and representatives, including Mulhall Bird and Littlefield. The panel notes no forthcoming witnesses and plans to reconvene after Monday.
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Washington
Howle
James Lidwell
National Association of Manufacturers
Ewell
J. P. Bird
Association
Mr. Bird
Martin M Mulhall
Mulhall
Bird
Marshall Cushing
Cushing
Representative Littlefield
Maine
Hmlt
Littlefield
EB. A. Cooley
F. F. Porter
Cooley
Robert McCarter
National Association of Manfacturers
A. Parker Nevin
Taft
Curve Ball Brings Price Suspension In Nashville Game
In Nashville on August 7 Gilbert Price served a curve that Callahan hit for a tenth inning double, scoring Williams for the winning run. Cracker southpaw Price faced an indefinite suspension after a heated exchange with Manager Smith who vowed to bench him. Price, cold and briefly warmed, exited in disgrace as manager sought a Daley loan without disrupting the Vols’ lineup.
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Nashville
Tenn
Gilbert Price
Tg Callahan
Dave
Williams
Smith
Gilbert
Price
Vols
Daley
Schwarts
Emery Questioning Continues in NAM Counsel Hearing
The examination of James A. Emery, counsel for the National Association of Manufacturers, continued and will resume tomorrow with further questioning.
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James A. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
Aviator TJ Woods Sets Kansan Flight Challenge
Kansas City native M Woods plans a 425 mile nonstop NY to DC and back to New York racing an express train, with Harland Kampner loaning a monoplane for the feat. Kampner aims for Gordon Bennett trophy flights abroad traveling at 75 to 85 miles per hour.
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TJ Woods
New York City
Washington
M. Woods
Kansas City
New York
Woolts
Harland Kampner
Kampner
Atlanta Strides From Day To Day Real Estate Notices
Local notices list August liens and mortgage transfers with names like Queen Mantel and Tile company, H. Lake, Julia Crane, and M. M. Banton. Entries detail property locations on Cherry Street, Peach Street, Durant Place, and Ponce de Leon Avenue, with amounts ranging up to 7,000 dollars and multiple building and contractor commitments.
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Ponce DE Leon
Queen Mantel and Tile Company
BE. H. Lake Et al
Mea
Kare G
Hasden
W. i Duan
Sixibo
Ware Street
Oak Street
Josephing M. Davies
Dickinsoe Trust Cawpeny
Lee Arrest
M. M. Banton
Nannie R. Macale
Goxlok Tor
Wien DB
Owens
Travelers’ Insurance Camnans
West Peachrea Atreet
Ainmna
Peach Tree Street
Daniel Ta Same
Myr- Ye Street
Doxiv
N. Rentree
Tuly
Daniel
West Side
Durant Flore
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Durant Place
Ponce Ésean Avenue
Marrle
Same
BO Penn Avenue
Hixsa
Weedahn A. Seaman
Waring Avenue
Akeuse
F. W. Tulin
Charles Avenue
Buchenon
Lambert
A. G. Ward
Slin—Daviocn-Paxen Campans
Whitehall Leet
Chapae Dtora
W. W. Brown
Pus'd Venesr Building. Kroger Manufreturing Company
J. W.daley
Highland Avenue
Mia
Frederfelt
Delta Place
TL Oltager
Howell Street
HL Oltager
Howell
Tim Whitten
AW “Ciprerlek
Jinn Whitten
Butte Street
A. W Kilgatrik
Georg Tiiner
Making Life Hard for the Moonshiner
Washington reports a surge in destroying illegal stills across North and South Carolina, with seventy nine distilleries found and removed in the internal revenue district last month. Sixty six prosecutions for internal revenue violations were started, fifty in North Carolina, the highest count yet in this district.
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Washington
Shelt
Internal Revenue District
North
South Carolina
Osborn
Ke. D. Sams
Asheville
North Carolina
Pollard Leads by Few Votes in Virginia Election
Scattered precincts remain in eight or ten counties as John Garland Pollard leads incumbent Samuel W. Williams for attorney general by 323 votes. With about 98 percent of votes counted, remaining precincts are not expected to change the outcome.
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Richmond
John Garland Pollard
Samuel W. Willams
Smith for Haiti Nomination Sent to Senate
Washington August 7 the president sent to the senate the nomination of Madison R. Smith of Missouri as minister to Haiti. The move follows previous diplomatic postings and aims to strengthen relations with Haiti.
Japanese Family Found Murdered in Salem Alley
In Salem Oregon on August 1, Koye Kowa and Mrs Tami Koda and her child were found murdered in an alley near a restaurant owned by the husband Koda. Two bloody knives and a revolver lay beside the bodies. Koda and a companion were arrested though police say they appear to have a satisfactory alibi.
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Salem
Ore
Koye Kowa
Tami Koda
Koda
Knights of Columbus Pick St Paul as 1914 Meeting City
Boston August 7 Knights of Columbus supreme convention chose St Paul as their 1914 meeting city after voting to keep the headquarters in New Haven. The move to Washington and a million-dollar home in the capital were rejected. Insurance law changes were postponed until 1914.
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Knights
St. Paul
Boston
Tedey
Order
New Haven
Chick Safety in Hot Weather
An early 20th century Farm and Fireside piece advises protecting two to four week old chicks from extreme heat. It recommends shaded netting, cold water, damp earth, and soil turning to keep birds comfortable. It notes water in shade and frequent renewal reduce losses during heat waves.
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Uleie
Farm and Fireside
Making Pin Money From Flowers and Ferns
A Farm and Fireside contributor describes small scale flower and fern harvesting for income. Nasturtium seeds yield colorful bouquets sold on roadsides for pennies, while fern tips bring modest profits. The writer notes weekly harvests, selling in a town of about 22 000, and regular trips for flowers, ferns, and herbs.
Governor Sulzer Charged With Misusing Campaign Funds
New York August 7 reports show the Frawley committee plans to review unreported contributions linked to Governor Sulzer and possible law violations. Testimony alleges a $500 check to a stock firm tied Sulzer to stock purchases and other unreported gifts, while Sulzer declines comment and his secretary promises a full explanation later.
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New York
Frawley Legislative
Sulzer
Joan Lynn
William Sulzer
Stock Exchange
Frawley Legislative Investigating Committee
Bayer, Giswola & Co
Frederick L. Colwell
Big Four
Colwell
Peter Deelger
Travor
Senate Fra
Sulser
Alvany
Frawjey
Chester C. Pratt
Frawley Committee
Secretary of State
Incubator Chicks Adopted by Hens in Farm Method
A Farm and Fireside contributor describes using hens to mother incubator chicks. She places newly hatched chicks under a sitting hen at night, then moves them to a six foot wire pen with a coop. One hen reportedly cares for up to thirty chicks, with a diet of chick starter and mashed hard boiled eggs for ten days, then cracked corn later.
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Farm
Fireside
Dangerous Cousin of House Fly Described in Farm and Fireside
An excerpt from Farm and Fireside discusses the stab fly, a more dangerous relative of the house fly. It notes a key difference: the stable fly can bite and suck blood, while the house fly cannot. The description contrasts resting postures and shows the protruding proboscis of the stab fly.
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Farm and Fireside
Do They Grow
A garbled OCR fragment references a child named Carrie and asks about a tombstone in a cemetery. It also mentions gold production in the Philippines with a total around 189,055 and hints at imagined or nonsensical phrases. The readable parts are limited and lack a coherent event or date.
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The
Averst National Monthly
Carrie
Roy Hera
Tombstone
Philippines
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Rabat G Narner
Shoets Avenue
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