Lobby Report Finds Manufacturers Used Corrupt Tactics
The House lobby investigation led by Representative Garrett released two reports. The majority cites grave improprieties by Representative McDermott while noting no proven corruption, and implicates the National Association of Manufacturers and the American Federation of Labor in political meddling and financing of campaigns.
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McDermott
Mulhall
American Federation of Labor
Washington
House Lobby
Representaive Garrett
Tennessee
Demogais
McDonald
Michigan
Reprepntative
Illinois
L. H. McMichael
Pare
House
M. M. Mulhall
National Asociation of Manufacturers
McMichael
The
Nations Association of Manufacturers
House of Representatives
Congress
Theton Association of Manufacturers
National Council For Industrial Defense
Mutual Tariff Comminion Association
Washington Cty Associations of Liquor Dealers
Loca
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Faye
Manufacturers’ Organization
Council For Industrial Defense
Associations of Manufacturers and of Industrial Defense
James A. Emery
Capitol
Manufacturers’ Association
Page McMichael
Barthold
Missouri
Burke
Pennsylvania
Calder
New York
Sheliey
Kentucky
Webb
North Carolina
Murdock
Kansas
Thaw Mental Condition to Be Decided in Federal Courts
Federal Judge Edgar Aldrich ruled that Harry K Thaw's mental condition must be determined in the federal courts before bail can be granted. He will refer extradition questions to the U S Supreme Court and will not rule on constitutional issues himself.
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Concord
N. H
Fedal
Edgar Aldrich
Narry K. Thaw
Supreme Mar
United States
Aldrich
Supreme Court of
Mise Aldrich
Federal Touts Cours of Appeals
Y ‘‘Reme
Ivy
Mes
Bey
Gletriet Court
Mexican congress nullifies presidential election
The Mexican congress declares the presidential vote invalid and calls for a new election on the first Sunday in July 1914. Huerta remains provisional president until then as the measure also orders a new congress election and cites insufficient votes as the reason.
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Mexico
City
Mexican Congress
Congress
Huerta
Thugria
Evolution of Cheyenne topic to anchor Greater Cheyenne Club program
The Greater Cheyenne club will hear Attorney S. B. Pearlstine discuss The Evolution of Cheyenne at the Industrial club meeting tonight. Pearlstine will share data for a city topic paper and the club plans a series of papers by leading members on vital local topics with hoped for large attendance.
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Cheyenne
Pearlstine
Industrial Club
Lopez Pandit Slays Six Men In Utah Apex Case
Unclear text reports Ralph Lopes, a figure described as a slayer of six men, located in Utah Apex region. Authorities and sheriffs seek to deter further violence and locate him. Details on date, motive, and exact location are unfinished in the readable fragment.
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Bingham
Utah
Ralph Lopes
Pandit
Wheriffa
Marve Big Ou
Speedy Swift Finds a Corpse Near the Tracks
Police investigate a man found near Union Pacific tracks south of Fifteenth Street last night. The victim, said to be a fireman, was unidentified after officers and several locals viewed the body. the scene involved a dummy with red ink on a mask and no medical aid attempted.
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Union Pacific
Fifteenth Street
Speedy" Swift
Fiftenth Street
Swift
MeCements
MéeFarland
Speedy
Po- Hce
Anticks Wayfarer
Sam Wilson
Dil Heaney
Women temperance march to push prohibition amendment
Washington leaders of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union plan a Capitol Hill march to urge adoption of an un prohibition amendment to the federal constitution, inspired by other organizations’ actions at the capitol and White House.
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U. & Capitol
Washington
Capitol
White House
Woman's
Christan
Tom Rangee
Union
Tomorro
Capitol Hill
Indiana Vet College Dean Acquitted in Dr Knabe Murder Case
Shelbyville Indiana December 9 Judge Alonzo Blair dismissed the murder charge against Dr William B Craig dean of the Indiana Veterinary College Indianapolis in the Knabe case. The state rested without proof and Raysdale longtime undertaker faced related charges. Craig’s acquittal ends the pending trial and possible further action against others.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Alonzo Blair
William B. Craig
Helene Knahe
Indianapolis
Henry Spaan
Craig
Indiana Veterinary College At
Helene Knabe
State Board of Health
Katherine McPherson
Pr. Knate
Dunn
Marion County
Tee
A. M Raysdale
Kagedale
President hears Colorado coal strike news in Washington
Secretary Wilson met with President Wilson for an hour to discuss the Colorado coal strike. The talks focused on seeking a settlement, but no immediate decision or announcement followed the conference.
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Colorado
Washington
Wilson
Department of Later
Provident Wilson
Receivers sue Frisco directors over Brownsville road sale
The St Louis and San Francisco railroad receivers filed a p etition in federal court seeking permission to sue former directors and officers who formed the syndicate that built the Brownsville road and sold it to Frisco at a substantial profit. The move follows resignations of W C Nixon and W B Biddle as president and vice president and directors amid an interstate commerce commission probe. James W Lusk became a receiver, replacing Thomas West after West vacated.
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ST. Louis
Dee
St. Louie and San Franielsco Railroad
United States District Court
Frisco Road
Brownsville Road
Frisco
St. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad
St. Paul
West
Nixon
Biddleway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sanborn
Tiddle
Cincinnati Faces Water Shortage Amid Fire Threat
Cincinnati Ohio December 9 due to a burst water main central city has a critical shortage of water. Fire Chief Dunker calls the situation menacing as only Ellen Stark reservoirs remain and could fail in a large blaze. Ten mobile chemical engines are ready and all firemen are on emergency duty with schools closed.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Donker
Ellen Stark
Dunker
Ogden Man Re-arrested in Blackmail and Bombing Case
Harry8 Martin and cousin Harry S Martin were rearrested in Ogden Utah after initial arrest for sending blackmailing letters to prominent citizens, dynamiting Leroy Weeles’s home, and shooting detective Dave Edwards. he remains in police custody.
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Ogden
Utah
Harry
Martin
Harry S. Martin
Leroy Weeles
Dave Edwards
Consistory Reunion In Session Opens Amid Storm
The twenty sixth semi annual Wyoming Consistory reunion opens at the Masonic Temple with many dignitaries delayed by a storm. Morning sessions feature the Fourth Fifth Tenth and Fourteenth degrees with the Fifteenth later praised as impressive. Ton B W Stone Attorney E Lane and Marty Hoffan lead in the work as Cheyenne and other towns list participants. Tonight the Sixteenth Eighteenth and Twentieth degrees are scheduled with various officers in charge continuing after a noon luncheon.
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Wyoming
Masonic Temple
Masonry
Ton
B. W. Stone
E. Lane
Marty Hoffan
Cheyenne
Alvin M. Beche
Frank A. Wescott
Moethias Konpp
Albert A. Bavrresen
John T. Biron
Thomas Hamilton
Lusk
Obbie Anderson
Cody
Gideon Hayes
Pine Bluffs
C. L. Beatty
Douglas
W. J. Dalton
Frank H Warne
B. Hy
Sage
RE. D. Goodrich
M. Watts
BE. W. Stone
J. A.’ Riney
L. C. Hills
Ro W, Repath
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Daily
Cheyenne State Leader
Wyoming
Leader
Niews
Doc Easte
Whick
Daily State Leader
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