Two Lobby Probes On Capitol Visit Start
Washington August 4 Investigation of Martin M Mulhall activities for the National Association of Manufacturers will engage committees on both Capitol sides tomorrow for the first time since his charges a month ago The House committee will begin by questioning Louis Seibold of the New York World who assisted in turning Mulhall correspondence over to the paper
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Washington
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Capitol
House
Louis Seibold
New York World
Mulhall
Senate
Senate Committee
Joseph B. Foraker
Ohio
Reed
Townsend
Iis
Robert McCarter
Mulhall Senate lobby case faces House scrutiny and delays
Mulhall will testify under tight cross examination over House influence aims and ties to current members. The Senate panel questions his claims while former Senator Foraker and Wat son prepare to testify. Townsend denies秘密 talks and Watkins declines. Watson seeks a House hearing after Mulhall’s Senate session.
Elliott Returns to St. Paul to Close Affairs
Howard Elliott former Northern Pacific president and newly elected head of the board of the New York New Haven Hartford returned to St. Paul to settle matters. He conferred with Amos Tuck French of New York a Northern Pacific director en route to the Pacific coast.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific
New York, New Haven & Hartford
St. Paul
Elliott
Amos Tuck French
New York
Pacific Coast
Four Drownings When Auto Plunges Into Red River
Grand Forks N D August 4 Mrs J Johnson and her infant son and R A Steward and his daughter Alice drowned in the Red River near Drayton North Dakota when the car went off a river bank last night The driver John Anderson and J Johnson swam ashore Annual stroke of misfortune reported from river bank incident details indicate automobile mishap led to fatalities
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Grand Forks
N. D
Williams Treatment claims to cure kidney and uric acid troubles
Advertisement promises relief from rheumatism back pain and bladder trouble through The Williams Treatment. It offers a free 60c bottle with a cutout notice and 10c for distribution costs, sending name and address to The Dr. A. Williams Company Dept. No. 126 East Hampton Connecticut. One bottle per address.
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Williams
Dr. A. Williams Company
East Hampton
Conn
Coat Dress First of Parisian Fall Styles
Paris styles signal the coat dress as the season's lead fashion. Designer Green debuts a gray satin dress with a black sash and velvet butterfly toque, features a one piece waist to skirt coat top, open V neck, full sleeves, and coordinated satin shoes.
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Paris
Bidding on Destroyers Prompts New York Shipbuilding Lead
The New York Shipbuilding Company of Camden NJ topped six bidders for torpedo boat destroyers at 825000 dollars per ship for two vessels. Bath Iron Works matched with modifications at 825000 each. Wyore River Shipbuilding offered 861000 for one. Cramp and Sons 81000 for two. Newport News 902500 for two. Union Iron Works 806000 for one. Expect two ships for NY Shipbuilding, two for Bath, one for Cramp, one for Kore River yard.
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Washington
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
N J
Bath Iron Works
Vyore River Shipbuilding Company
Quinecy
Mass
Cramp and Sons of Philadelphia
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Union Iron Works
Bath
Cramps
Kore River Yards
Alleged Baker Struck Wife in North End Arraignment Today
Michael Baker 21 of 18 Barton Street faces Municipal Court arraignment on assault charges after he allegedly struck his wife Lena Baker 22 at her mother's Lowell Street home. She says he chased her to Derney Street and Ridgway Lane, delivering a blow over the heart that left her unconscious. Patrolman J. J. Lerdan chased and captured him.
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Michael Baker
Barton Street
North End
Lena
Joy Street
Amateur aviator burned to death in Berlin crash
Berlin August 4 An aviation pupil named Broks died from burns after fuel tank exploded following an abrupt landing at the Johannisthal aerodrome. The plane narrowly avoided spectators as it came down yesterday evening.
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Berlin
Broks
Johannisthal
Nurse Held For Death Of Doctor In Utica Case
Emma E. Krill a professional nurse was arrested at Cornwall on the Hudson and brought to Utica on a murder charge in the death of Dr. Stanley E. Tron a physician formerly connected with the Lying-In Hospital in New York. Tron a Harvard grad and son of a Presbyterian divine in Italy died June 22 amid suspicions of suicide by drug.
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Utica
N. Y
Emma E. Krill
Cornwall-on-the-Hudson
Stanley E. Tron
New York
Tron
Harvard
Italy
Woman in Morphine Murder Case Faints in Court
The woman Miss Krill faces first degree murder charges after Dr Tron died from morphine. Authorities report the couple met in New York and lived together before moving here. Krill fainted in arraignment and was revived as coroners examined Tron's stomach for poison.
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Italy
Dr. Tron
Miss Krill
Tron
New York
Moose Wins Whole Family
International Falls Minn Aug 4 A daring rescue on Rainy River near Fort Francis Ont as Clyde W Buell of Minneapolis a State University junior clung to a moose's antlers to escape rapids after raft wreck. He rode the animal to shallow water as his family reportedly changed their political registration.
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International Falls
Minn
Rainy River
Fort Francis
Ont
Clyde W. Buell
Minneapolis
State University
Buell
Lester Appointed Chief Accountant by Public Service Commissioners
Justin W. Lester was yesterday appointed chief accountant of the Public Service Commissioners. He is connected with the Old Colony Trust Company.
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Justin W. Lester
Public Service Commissioners
Lester
Old Colony Trust Company
New Haven Plea Granted Halting Prosecution
President-elect Howard Elliott wins a DOJ pledge to let New Haven run its road within the law. Federal prosecution against New Haven paused for a second time as officials depart Massachusetts for Washington. Frederick J. Macleod of the Massachusetts Public Service Commission approves the discontinuance.
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Howard Elliott
New Haven
Department of Justice
Massachusetts
Washington
Frederick J. Macleod
Massachusetts Public Service Commission
McReynolds
Public Service Commission
The
New Haven Suspension Follows Management Change Plan
New Haven gains a temporary pause as control transfers on Sept. 1 with no policy changes. Attorney General McReynolds and aides return to Washington after discussions with New England railroad interests urging restraint on prosecutions. Howard Elliott’s election pledges prompt suspension of legal actions to allow good faith reforms while Boston and Maine stock remains with the Massachusetts Boston Railroad Holding Company.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Eliott
New England Railroad
Toss
Washington
Massachusetts
New England
Department
Boston and Maine
Boston Railroad Holding Company
Union Club Plans Semicentennial Anniversary observance
Frederick P. Fish announces plans for the 50th anniversary of the Union Club founded in 1863. Though organized April 9 1863 it set its permanent home in October. First president Edward Everett. Henry Parkman N P Hallowell and Robert D Weston to arrange observance.
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Frederick P. Fish
Union Club
Park Street
Edward Everett
Henry Parkman
N. P. Hallowell
Robert D. Weston
Templars 10 Leave Today for Denver Conclave
Boston Knights Templars begin travel to the 32d triennial Grand Encampment in Denver Colorado with four Massachusetts commanderies sending delegations. Gethsemane Newton St Omer Dorchester Hugh de Payens Melrose Joseph Warren Roxbury depart from South or North Stations on schedule. Most expect to return by August 20.
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Denver
Col
United States
Boston
Massachusetts
Gethsemane
Newton
St. Omer
Dorchester
Hugh de Payens
Melrose
Joseph Warren
Rox- Sury
Wednes
Death of Isaac Andrews ruled natural causes at Danvers asylum
Judge Sears of the District Court at Salem found Isaac Andrews of Swampscott died of natural causes at the Danvers asylum on April 20. The finding notes injuries by Joseph Lawrence, an irresponsible insane patient, may have hastened the death.
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Isaac Andrews
Swampscott
Danvers Asyilum
Sears
District Court
Salem
Joseph Lawrence
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