Probers Press Morgan Loan Ties to Government Aid
June 13 New York hearing of the Puju committee reveals evidence the $25 000 000 Morgan loan to the New York Stock Exchange during the 1907 panic may have been supplied by the U S government Treasury deposits totaling nearly $29 000 000 on October 24 are shown alongside bank loan pledges to the exchange The inquiry tracks government funds across First National National City Hanover National and others with deposits and loan commitments noted by Samuel Untermyer and George B Cortelyou The hearing adjourns with plans to continue in Washington and seeks data for lasting financial reform
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New York
J. P. Morgan
New York Exchange
Treasury of
United States
Puju Committee
House of Representatives
Samuel Untermyer
George B. Cortelyou
Treasury
Roosevelt
Stock Exchange
Sub-Treasury
Mr. Morgan
H. Thomas
Exchange
Bron Charles Steele
Bln
Untermyer
Cortelyou
Gortelyou
Steele
First National
National
Hanover National
National Bank of Commerce
Morse
Charles W. Morse
Bank of North America
Charles A. Hanna
Troller
New York Stock Exchange
Sing Dir
Puje
Washington
Mayry
Clearing House and Stock Exchange
Contested Roosevelt Taft Delegates Tangle In Missouri
Roosevelt and Taft factions faced off as Missouri disputes were settled. Delegates in eight districts were seated, with Mississippi and Missouri fights shaping seating and possible future compromises. The Republican National Committee resumed work amid protests, adjourning to continue tomorrow.
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Roosevelt
Marion Butler
O'B. Robinson
Missouri
Hadley
Taft
Texas
Washington
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Virginia
Alaska
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Republican National Committee
Mississippi
Penrose
Dean KE. Ryman
Ryman
W. E. Mollison
Rosewater
J. F. Butler
BE. McKissack
D. M. P. Harley
B. H. Edmunds
J. C. Tyler
W. P. Locker
G R. Ligon
F. E. Brennan
Charles BK. Rendlen
Bartholdt
Hindley
Tait
Marlon Butler
O'K. Robinson
Tomore
Taft Confident He'll Be Named
Washington dispatch notes President Taft and supporters remain unperturbed by Roosevelt tactics in Chicago. They express confidence in Taft's nomination and election, while noting doubts over promises to southern delegates. Senate ally Senator Smith asserts money cannot sway enough votes, praising Chicago committeemen amid bulldozing claims. Democrats reportedly favor Taft over any rival Republican in the race.
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Abe Ruef
Heney
Mississippi
Taft
Hil
Boston
Roosevelt
Didm
Chubb
Florida
Mr. Hill
Rosewater
W. J. Price
A Buckley
Dean E. Ryman
Moseley
C. Redmond
Redmond
Eighth
Thiat
Wesley Crayton
George C. Granberry
P. W. Howard
Granberry
Borah
Howard
Aiso
Tha ‘Roosevelt
Crayton
Chicago
Grant Gillespie
Missouri
Hadley
He Gard
Roossvelt
Jackson County
Nagel
Republican State Committee
Hadley J
Resolutions Committee
Gillespie
Resolutions Committees
Mr. Gilleaple
Gillesple
Gates
Stubbs
Kansas
Taft Forees
Haddley
Nat
Planters Hotel
Osevelt
Fars Sea
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Visborg
Thos
Senator Smith
South Carolina
White House
Africa
Husband Fined Wife for Any Old Thing
In Boston court Dr. Frederick Bennett faced divorce where his wife’s diary detailed a pattern of fines imposed for various indiscretions. Entries include fines for being saucy, impertinent, reading her mother's letters, talking to furs, and failing to find all the ey.
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Boston
Frederick
Bennett
Furs
Woman Involved In The Darrow Case In Trial
Los Angeles June 13 The jury bribery charge against Clarence Darrow drew attention away from the main issue as prosecutors tried to prove Mrs Flora Caplan, wife of co defendant David Caplan, was among the Mc Namara witnesses Darrow conspired to block. Miss Eula Hitchcock testified she located Caplan near La Honda and served a subpoena. The defense argued Caplan could not be a Mc Namara witness since she was the wife of a co defendant and not required as a witness, and the timing was before McNamara’s trial began.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence
Darrow
David Caplan
McNamara
Darhow
Anton Johannsen
Olaf Treftmoe
San Francisco
Eula Hitchcock
Samuel L. Browne
District Attorney's Office
Flora Caplan
la Honda
Santa Cruz Mountains
Caplan
Rate Advances Suspended on Flaxseed Freight
Washington dispatch reports the Interstate Commerce Commission halted a series of rate increases averaging about 10 percent on flaxseed shipments from St Paul Minneapolis and Missouri transfer points to the south and southwest from July 8 to September 28 while an investigation proceeds.
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Washington
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Missouri
Interstate Commission Fom
Trial of Mrs Dickey in Osyka Mississippi
Preliminary hearing for Callie Dickey on a charge related to pardoning her husband is fixed for June 19 in Osyka Mississippi, with proceedings delayed indefinitely as the defense clarifies its position.
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Dickey
Osyka
Miss
Callie Dickey
Teda
Ayaa
No clew yet found to octuple murderer
Villisca Iowa June 13 In the Moore family murder case six children and two guests were slain last Sunday night A man arrested yesterday at Monmouth IL is said to fit the description but he denied Villisca sightings The coroner s jury has not discharged and authorities offer no nearer solution to the mystery than on the discovery day
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Villisca
Iowa
Moore
Zirla
Monmouth
Saii
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Thomas Thorson
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Worida
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Archive
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