Lauerbach contrast with Lamar and Morgan ties in hearing
Edward Lauterbach, Newark attorney, testified about past ties with Lamar and Morgan & Co, claiming he sought reinstatement in Morgan’s good graces. He described conversations with Ledyard and other New York lawyers about influence in Washington and possible calls to arrange interviews and meetings.
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Morgan & Co
David Lamar
Lauterbach
Lamar George FF Baker
First National Bank of New York
Paul D Cravath
Francis Lynde Stetson
Ledyard
New York
Charles Steele
Morgan & To
Morgan
House of Morgan
Washington
Lauerbach
Daniel J Riordan
von Mites
Wey
Tentscott Lovett
Union Paci Railroad Company
Riordan
Nance
Laterbach Ty Oun
Maxwellwerts
Southern Pa
Palner
Lovetts
Homatak
Hitle
Tim J Ng
Tedward
Wasi
Teteard
Tedvare
Mary Miles
Ledyards
Edward Lauterbach
Newark City
Undp
Mr Lauterbach
House of Representatives
Ledsard
Washingtoer
Led Aid
Lauter Pach
Daniel T Riordan
New Yark
Jidere
Robert Seoth Lovett
Mr Tatterba
Crounsel
Judge Lovett
Omy
Sid Riordan
Levetts
Uis New & Ok
Levett
Dan Salé
Lovett
Wed
Uscreet
Ress
Tautertach
Terl Hin
Edward Lauterbache
York
Robert Lovett
Rardan Lauterbach
Lamar
Limer
House
Lamar Senate
Reed
Wall Street
Tamar
Orenty Westa
Falmer
Sentleman
Iemma
Residents Protest Four Foot Sewer Plan in City
Local residents demand a larger sewer connection between Butler Street and Ponce de Leon Avenue and urge county cooperation. They oppose a four foot line, warning heavy rains will cause overflows, favoring a ten foot trunk sewer or larger interconnection to serve the city. officials plan a Saturday meeting to decide plans.
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Butler Street
Ponce de Leon Ave
Tenth Street
Ro M Clayton
Albert Thomson
Fourth Ward
Thomson
I Wilson
Wilson
Post de Leon
Tenth Istrest
Emil
Piedmont Park
Isa Flemont Park Commission
Hutter Street
Flamst Park
Bat Tome
Co Nly
Saturda
Testimony in a Senate hearing on employments and motives
A witness describes offers of work and political pressure during a Senate inquiry. He notes preference for Morgan interests, denial of patronage, and requests a free day, while others question motives and reiterate testifying under oath. The exchange reveals tensions between conservative factions and congressional leaders in pursuit of influence.
Brown appointments confirmed amid senate clash
Governor Brown’s nominees to the state board of education were confirmed in executive session despite prior threats of conflict in the senate. A list of appointees includes Glenn Tumpkin, Walter F Stead, A N Moon, WoL Phillips, Carl Vinson, Ren Mo Turninsead, and Tht Newbern, all with terms ranging up to six years.
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State Board of Education
Senate
Brown
Fomerovernor
Hoke Smith
Glenn Tumpkin
Woofer
Clarke County
Walter F Stead
Taylor County
A N
Moon Appling
State Board of
Elacat
Wol Phillips
Ety Court of
Balawly
Carl Vinson
Oiity Court of
Baldwin Ren Mo Turninsead
Feluian
Death cost for seamen worldwide described in article
The piece notes extremely low funeral costs for American seamen, listing figures from 2 cents per day to 389 dollars for funerary services in various cities. It mentions government health provisions and rotating relief stations as factors, and alleges a contract arrangement with undertakers handling body transfer to relief organizations.
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Washington
Cairo TV
United States Orbit Health Service
Bridgeport Cmn
Caro T
San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ketchikan
Alaska
1000 Miners Strike In Coal Regions
Chaneston Wo Va June 25 One thousand miners went on strike this morning reports say miners who refused to work were not molested. United Mine Workers officials failed to reverse the move as agitators tried to rally more men. Acme and Ravford mines refuse to return. Pairt Creek not affected. Governor Hetfield holds discussions with Mine Workers officials. A general strike call in New River circulated with a tentative July 1 action, postponed to seek settlement.
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Chaneston Wo
Cabin Creek
United Mine Workers
Acme
Ravford
Pairt Creek
Het Field
Mine Workera Union
New River Fell
Horses Blinded in Chicago to Make Them Gentle
The Anti Cruelty Society reports many Chicago horses have been deliberately blinded to ease handling. Warrants will be sought for horse dealers accused of this practice. Hugo Krause notes needles pierced retinas though wounds are scarcely visible. Peddlers seek compliant horses, with market sightings in South Water Street finding few blinded animals.
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Chicago
Anti Cruelty Society
Hugo Krause
South Water Street
Legitimate Business Has Nothing to Fear in Wilson Era
Cincinnati on June 26 1919 Commissioner of Corporations Joseph E Davies told 506 businessmen at a banquet dedicating the chamber of commerce building that legitimate business both large and small has nothing to fear from the current administration He warned against misclassifying right and wrong business and urged careful study of economic changes driven by corporations, noting the rise of artificial persons and $22.344 billion in corporate resources over 15 years.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Wilson
Joseph E Davies
Chamber of Commerce
Mr Davies
Davier
Tnto
Iire
Davies
Hese
Joy Ride Ends in Fatal Crash on Bridge
Chicago June 26. A Gregor, manager of a drug store bureau, was killed when a car crashed into the railing of the Flack Knife Bridge in Lincoln Park. Miss Minile Bristol was drowned, thrown into a lagoon by the impact. Gregory died en route to hospital. Two other occupants were only slightly injured. Gregory's wife and three children learned of the tragedy at home.
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Chicago
Gregor
Drouseton Bureau
Minile Bristol
Flack Knife
Lenceln Park
Bristol
Ipact
Gregory Dle
Gregorya
Georgia youth seeks arrest after crime spree report
A young man in New Orleans, calling himself Frank Rogers, walked into police headquarters and asked to be arrested to face punishment. He said he wanted to start anew and accepted detention pending investigation into forgery links.
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New Oleans
Outh
Frank Rogers
Jeclarga
Inves
Southern Grocers to Be Put on Trial
Washington January 28 The department of justice readies a trial of officers of the Southern Wholesale Grocers Association for alleged contempt of court regarding the decree banning price and trade restraints. Judge Grubb will preside with District Attorney Street of Birmingham and Special Agent Clabaugh representing the government.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Southern Wholesale Giocers Association
Birmingham
Herries
United States District
Grubb
Tria
Iatrict
Clabaugh
Gerard Chosen as Ambassador to Germany for Wilson
President Wilson nominates Justice James W Gerard of New York to be ambassador to Germany, replacing the earlier Spain assignment. The move aims to secure key European posts promptly. Other nominations include ministers and consuls to Norway Peru Denmark and Brazil with several positions still unsettled or held open.
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Washington
James W Gerard
New York State Supreme Court
Wilson
Germany
Gerard
Spain
Augustus Thomas
Maurice Francis Egan
Denmark
Franca
Willam McComba
Charlee R Crane
Chicago
Russia
Lisbon
Constantinople
Balkan States
Joseph Willard
Brussels
Albert G Schemdemann
Wisconsin
Norway
Jenion McMillin
Tennessee
Peru
Gonsul
Milan
Faly Nathaniel D Stewart
Georgia
Rita Delaner
Brazil
Butler Wright
Wyoming
Legation
Fred Morris Dearing
Missouri
Richard Lee Metcalf
Lincoln West
United States
New Mexico
Summers Burkhat
District of Columbia
Oliver P Newman
Des Moines
Siddons
Commission On Industrial Relations
Frank P Walsh
Kansas City
Jonn R Cammon
T Borden Harriman
New York
Frederick A
Delang Chi
Sao Harns
Weinstork
California
Thrusten Ballard Kentucks
John B Lennon
Inala
James Connell
Washington DC
Austin B
Garrett Son
Tawa
San Juan
Lawson & Evans
Mississippi
Harrigan Ark
Brice
Hudgins
Paul A Jones Coffey
Meredith Nicholson
Indiana
Pos
Portugal
Edward W Baum
Alaska
Merchal
District of Alaska
Judge S W Brown Dies at Home in Carrollton
Judge S W Brown, Confederate veteran and former county school commissioner, died at his Carrollton home after a long illness. Survived by his wife and eight children, his funeral was held at First Baptist Church, with Rev Jesse M Dodd officiating.
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S$ W Brown
Carrollton
Judge Brown
Cobby Legion Infantry
Feeferickshire
Carrell County
Haig
Jesse M Dodd
Frst Baptist Church
Tax second installment due by June 30 in BE. E. Williams city notices
The city warns residents that the June 30 deadline marks the last day to pay the second installment of taxes. BE. E. Williams, City Tax Collector, urges timely payment to avoid penalties and ensure tax compliance.
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BE. E. Williams
Lead and Follow From Judge in Affable City Hostess
An odd dialogue unfolds with a judge remarking on social leaders and a hostess seeking a pleasant time. The exchange hints at tensions between social circles and public manners in a bustling urban setting.
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Eben
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Oldward
Freety
Thea
Palmer
Davis C. Mars
South PE
Henry
Alabama
Twan
Baker
Fist National Bank
Morgan Interests
Ulterior Mothe
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Questians
Tanterbarl
Carlton
Carlton Shoe & Clothing Company
Whitehall
Francis
Priestef
W Ow
Stark
Commerce
Senate Appropriations Committee
Whilson
Southern Grocers
Benton McMillin
Stewart
Daniel Bros, Co
Atlanta
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George M Brown
John W Grant
Joseph
Boston
Bec and
Treas
Grant Building
Sorner Broad and
Walton Sts
Mataria
Prachtre
YTAR
ALTOS
Grighton
Shumaner
Somers Pryor
Hunter
Kodaks
Quickmaf
Andel Tel Threttan Hay
New Ben
Dovay
Cooma Bask
Riverine Drive
Sunray Staten
Cara
56Th Street
Tybee
Tybee Island
FW Armstrong
Imperial Hotel
Whittle Springs
Tennessee Mountains
Knoxville
Whittle Springs Hotel
Whittle Springs Tenn
Appledore House
Isles of Shoals
Pea
Steemera Daly
Portamonts Nohl
Salmim Ag
Mu ¢ Tenais
Ommoda
Appledore Company
Lake of S Mils Noh
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Mesort
Nan
Forsyth Wee
Keith
Gertrude Vanderbilt
George Woore
Musica Cuttys
Gran el
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