Mulhall Letters Read Before Senate Committee
Senator Mulhall testifies before a joint House and Senate inquiry on his ties to the National Association of Manufacturers. He describes early political work, interactions with labor leaders, and expenses linked to labor actions including the 1902 anthracite strike in Pennsylvania. Subpoenas and jurisdiction questions loom as committees press for testimony and evidence naming Mitchell, Quay, Cushney, and other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martin Mulenall
National Associa Ton
Perat Immvestiuting
Dutarin
Sigw Matas
Marshal Cushie
The
Manufacturs Association
Walhill
Bailimore
Medumas Mushall
Pensiana
Stone
Sargeant
Arms
House
Walsall
Senate
Quarman
Lihense
Walhall
Overman
House Committee
Wwulhall
Mulhall
Wulhal
Mulhail
Reed
National
Ro Bee Aby
Wiant Others
Association
Baltimorore
National Association of Manufacturers
Repubic Nati I Committee
Naval Service
Bert Woulhall
New York
Frey
Willam McRoniey
Ohio
National Association of Manufa
Marshall Isting
Aston Hotel
Quay
Pennsylvania
John Mitchell
Pennsylvana Fields
Classified Ad Encourages Auto Trades in Daily Notice
A compact auto trade pitch promotes trading vehicles through The Constitution Classifieds. The notice touts continuous daily ads and urges readers to phone in for tailored opportunities, highlighting low 54¢ fees for three-line placements.
Beaten Bulgars Want Peace as War Fades
London reports Bulgaria anxious for peace after failed coup. No armistice yet, but hostilities appear ended though peace terms face long, complex negotiations with Serbia and Greece seeking recovered territory. Russia moving to facilitate ceasefire. Bulgaria withdraws from Silistine and disputed strip. General Ivanoff’s forces defeated. Greeks push to occupy key positions. Bulgaria evacuates towns as Serbians reportedly seize Kus Tendil.
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London
Bulgaria
Hagless
Balkan States
Fearful foul play in disappearances of eccentric farmer
The Waycross and Western search for Mack Spala, missing farmer 21 miles west of Waycross, continues as blood-like stains near his feed area are investigated. He lived near Wexico station on the new railroad, with cash kept in a sack at his waist. he had no known relatives locally. Six villages razed as Spaniards strike in Tetuan Viorecco on July 12, with Marreces tribesmen bearing heavy losses and arms seized.
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Wascross
ET King
Waycross
Mack Spala
Spain
Wexico
Itag
North Carolina
Tetuan
Viorecco
Atlant an Takes Life in St Louis
Atlant an Meyers a contracting agent for Cumberland Telephone Company shot himself in a St Louis hotel room. He was found by his wife after he failed to return and a revolver lay nearby. An inquest was planned as he had long suffered ill health and had recently moved from Nashville to Atlanta for recuperation. Strong local connections in telephone circles are noted, with Meyers previously based in Nashville and Atlanta during his career.
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St Louis
Meyers
Atlanty Ga
Nashville Tenn
Cumberland Telephone
Electaph Cmnany
Slanters
Heine Marks
Tr Marks
Montagie Meyers
Vrs Meyers
C L Meyers
Pearl Mevere
Mon
Marks
Planters Hotel
Veers
Wr Mayers Willl
Atlanta
Southern Bell
Cumberland Telephone Companies
Suicde
Mir Meyers
Mashville
Tonn
Tennessee City
Cumberland Company
Meyerd
Nashville
Outer
North Carolina
General Commercial
Southern Bel and
Cumberland Companies
Telephone
Macon Courtroom clash ends in fine for Harris
In Macon Superior Court Solicitor General Ross and defendant Jesse C Harris clashed over perjury charges. A scuffle erupted as Harris accused Ross of falsifying, with deputies restraining both men. Judge Mathhews fined Harris fifty dollars for contempt and adjourned the term.
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Macon Garry
John P Ross
Attomne
Jesse C Harris
Harris
Ross
Depuy
Sam Westcott
Williams
Yaris
Mr Harris
Mathéxa
C Larrie
Fidge
Louise Lamar
Herria
Dodge Counts
Court of Appeals
Court of
Mathews
Edwards Loses Postmaster Job in Macon
Postmaster at Macon to resign in a department action. Curtie Nottingham nominated as successor with Senator Bacon notified. President Wilson urged naming Nottingham. In Atlanta, Senator Smith to choose the postmaster. Howard Thompson and Joseph B Davis named for marshal posts pending senate confirmation.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Harry
Edwards
Macon
Post Office Department
Curtie Nottingham
Bacon
Wilson
Nottingham
Senate
Smith
Atlanta
Bartlett
Wacon
Howard Thompsons
Joseph 8 Davis
Lucy Sephalia Loses Voice After Thunderstorms
In Marionette Michigan a 12 year old girl Lucy Sephalia from Dollar Bay repeatedly loses her voice during electrical storms. Each episode occurs after thunder and is followed by a pre arranged electrical shock to restore her voice.
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Wls
Lucy Sephalia
Dollar Bay
Mich
Get Your Market Basket Ready Ad for Ridiculously Low Prices
Hurry to the stores advertised meats and groceries in this paper today. See lamb legs 12 14 per pound Irish Cobbler potatoes 16 34 per bag Brookfield Creamery butter 30c per pound No Leaf Lard 1.34. Dressed hens 17 2c per pound 24 1b sack flour 68c Large juicy lemons 27 14 oz.
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Brookfield Creamery
Mrs Crawford Arrest Ordered After Inquest Over Husband Body
Carroll County coroner orders arrest of Mrs. Crawford after an inquest into the death of Joshua Crawford who died of poison administered by the widow. The sensational Denver, Colorado story links the case to a sly con artist, F Thompson, who targeted five young women with fake promises of wealth before his capture. The article details the coroner’s charges and the suspect’s fate in Canon City penitentiary prospects.
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Denver
Colo
F Thompson
Macon Ga
Thompson
Carroll County
Joshua Crawford
Poison Verdict Rocks Crawford Estate Drama in Carrollton
An inquest over Joshua E Crawford's remains led to a warrant for the arrest of his widow Mary Belle Crawford on suspected poisoning. Coroner C W Baskin ordered the arrest. Fulton County Sheriff C W Mangum had not yet received the warrant. The case links morphine traces found by Dr H F Harris to alleged administration by a physician. The estate, valued at $250000, remains under dispute amid serious accusations and legal maneuvering.
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Mary Belle Crawford
Joshua E Crawford
C W Baskin
Carrolls County
C W Mangum
Fulton County
Crawford
Coroners Furs
Joseph James
Mary Bélie Crawford
Fulton Grand Jury
Harris
Burton Smith
Reuben R Arnold
J W Hurt
Churt
Smith
Woman Left Will Guarding Against Premature Burial
Berkeley July 11 Mrs Adel aide Sherwnod Soule widow of Professor Frank Soule of the University of California who died July 3 made provisions to prevent burial alive for herself and her pets The will filed for probate provides that her heart be cut out within two hours of death and her body held seven days before burial All her animals are to be euthanized within 24 hours of death and their bodies held under water for 24 hours The provisions of the will have been complied with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
Adelaide Sherwnod Soule
Frank Soule
University of California
Bacon Declares He Is Knocked Off His Pins
Washington July 11 Senator Owen sought to pass a bill creating a bureau of legislative experts to draft bills on request of the president and committees. The plan drew astonishment as a schoolmaster to do the work, with Senator Bacon declaring he was knocked off his pins and possibly used improper words. Senator Owen withdrew the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Owen
Senate
Bureau of Legislative Experts
Congress
Yam
Bacon
Lewis
Georgia
Immigrant governor aids German lad detained at Ellis Island
Governor Eberhart, visiting New York, intervenes in the case of Alois Lormer, a 15 year old German boy held at Ellis Island for lack of funds and unaccompanied status. He learns of the detention by wires and promises to take up the matter, recalling the 1893 case of Adolph Olson Eberhart helping a nine year old immigrant at Ellis Island years earlier.
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Paul Minn
Adolph Olson
Ellis Island
Nebraska
Adolph Sherhart
New York
Alois Lormer
Wits Island
Thomas Neumann
Eberhart
Conductor Hurt in Berean Avenue Motorcycle Crash
A streetcar conductor was injured yesterday afternoon on Berean Avenue in a collision with a motorcycle driven by Ed Turner of 27 Berean. The injured man was taken to Grady Hospital with a broken leg after witnesses said the accident was unavoidable. Turner accompanied him to the hospital as traffic jammed nearby.
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Berean Avenue
Ed Turner
Berean
Castleberry
m_n
Grady Hospital
Palé
Turner
Dr M Afee Charged With Selling Cocaine
Dr W W McAfee of 62 HIM street was arrested on a cocaine sale on De catur street by plainclothes officers Alien and Gresham. They say they interrupted a sale to a young white man who pleaded for another shot. the man, 19, is held as material witness against the physician.
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W W McAfee
Him Street
Decatur Street
Alien
Gresham
Meafee
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