03 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
1
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Washington June 3 Senate members grilled on suspected insidious lobby despite President Wilson claims. Testimony showed many senators denied lobby activity and money influencing tariff bills. About 14 senators testified with brief disclosures of investments in farms newspapers and utilities, with no evidence of improper influence found.
The Missouri supreme court discharged William J. Wetson, editor of the Van City Star, from contempt of the Jackson county circuit court. The unanimous decision held the article in question not to warrant contempt, though objections to testimony were noted and Judge Guthrie had prepared the opinion the night before trial.
The coroner's jury found jealousy caused the double murder of Robert Stanley and his wife Charlotte and their six year old son Menton, who were shot dead in a remote Weld county cabin. Branleys own Meadow Grove Neb property and a 320 acre Weld county ranch under cultivation. The incident follows a separate New York note on Rhinelander Waldo's removal as police commissioner after the Rosenthal case.
Washington June 3. President Wilson pardoned Dr Theodore Kharas of Famira New York who was sentenced in Omaha to four months in jail and a $300 fine for alleged misuse of the mails involving selling stock of a company promoting an invention. Since his conviction the invention is said to have proved successful.
Des Moines moves to purge its police force after women testify officers frequented a house and pressured a woman, while another says officers tipped tips before a raid. Chief fires Har ry McMillan. Patrolman William Maher resigns amid accusations as several others plan to quit. Authorities say disorderly houses were already closed, sparking public uproar.
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