Col Mulhall Confession Sparks National Industrial Scandal
The article portrays Col Mulhall as a powerful confidential agent of the National Association of Manufacturers. It alleges he chaired a vast network influencing Congress and the White House, opposing labor reform and backing monopoly funding. The piece warns readers to watch his testimony before the Overman committee in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers
Hebt
Washington
Manufacturers’ Association
Martin M. Mutbath
United States
Congress
Taft
Proctor
Aldrich
James S. Sherman
Cannon
Tariff Commission Board
Wich
Friends of Monopoly
Friends of the People
Overman
Committee of Congress
Party of the Patriot
Lincoln
Mulhall
Forewords for the Fourth Celebrate With Open Air Pride
A call to celebrate Independence Day with peaceful, athletic and outdoor activities. It denounces noisy gunpowder displays and savagely patriotic excess. It urges public events, flag-waving on the field, and windswept recreation in the open country to honor the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land of the Free
Qdnthem
Free
America
Twilight Zone of Journalism and the Cheyenne commission
A fragmented note discusses press roles in local politics, praising a balanced Tribune stance while recalling past events. It recalls streetcar strike and commission government, suggests a city led by business leaders to investigate a proposed filter, and urges shared responsibility before polling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Levenne
Commission
Pather
Iietten
Brother Dething
Bre
Wyoming stockmen meet in Wheatland and Alliance
Harry Youngerman returned from Wheatland Wyoming where a stockmen’s meeting was well attended then traveled to Alliance Nebraska for the Nebraska Stock Growers' association meeting. He noted the Wheatland gathering drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iarry Youngerman
Wheatland
Wyo
Alliance
Nob
Nebraska Stock Growers’ Association
Neve
Harry
Grazing Country Between Cheyenne and Laramie Reports Prime Grass
Old settlers claim the grazing lands between Cheyenne and Laramie have unusually lush grass this year, with cattle far advanced. Stockmen expect to ship good beef by July 10 if they choose, but many are busy with hay and prefer to let cattle run longer to gain fat. Mr. Youngerman dues pat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alllanes
Cheyenne
Laramie
Youngerman Dues Pat
Wheatland Cattle Shipments Mark Busy Stock Year End
J. A Undean of Wheatland Wyoming marketed a large cattle load at eight dollars for bulk steers averaging 1046 pounds with two steers at seven fifty. One Weht bulk sold at seven twenty five. Vatcher Land and Cattle Company led a southern cattle consignment from Texas toward Wyoming ranges. More trains expected in days, wrapping up shipments for the year, according to the Record Stockman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Undean
Wheatland
Wyre
Vatcher Land and Cattle Company
Texas
Wyoming
Deming’s Clever Wyoming Gubernatorial Candidacy ploy
Deming of the Cheyenne Tribune plans a publicity stunt for his Wyoming governorship bid. He lists unlikely Republican candidates to provoke reader interest and uses the tactic to appear decisive. He has a 1914 model car ready to showcase when the campaign line arrives in Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editor Deming
The
Cheyenne Tribune
Wyoming
Deming
Trotter
Food prices and tariff talks in Republican papers
A Van Tassel Pioneer letter argues that Republican papers exaggerate food price rises while blaming tariffs. It contends tariff reform cannot instantly lower living costs and urges patience to assess effects before predicting catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
van Tassel
Expulsion of Koreans Dropped by Bryan
Washington July 1 The state department investigation into the expulsion of Korean fruitpickers from Hemet California was discontinued today and deemed closed. Secretary Bryan ordered the inquiry amid U S Japan talks asserting the Koreans were not Japanese subjects since they left Korea before annexation by Japan.
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Washington
BP. C
State Department
Hemet
Cal
Bryan
United States
Japan
David Lee Korean National Association
Sherman Co advertises signs and fireworks at Carey avenue
Advertising blurb notes decorating and sign writing services by The Sherman Co. It mentions paper hanging and fireworks novelties for both children and adults, sold by Mitchell at 1716 Carey Avenue.
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Sherman Co
Mitchell
Carey Avenue
Miss Mae Sullivan Seeks 225000 From Hoe Heir
A New York woman named Miss Mae A. Sullivan sues Arthur J. Hoe for 225000 alleging he promised marriage, paid hotel expenses, bought 28000 worth of jewelry, and gifted an automobile while claiming he was already married. She seeks restitution from the Hoe fortune inherited by his father, R. Hoe, builder of newspaper presses.
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Mae A. Sullivan
New York
R. Hoe
Arthur J. Hoe
Saya
Hoe
Mint Sullivan
Patrick
York
Austrian Pine Advantage Over Other Trees
An article from Kansas Farmer describes Austrian pine, also known as black pine, as a common ornamental and windbreak tree east of the Rockies. It notes height 60-70 feet, 2-foot diameter, straight trunk, dense five to seven inch needles, and year-round green foliage. Propagation by seed is easy but seedlings are fragile, with high transplant loss. best planted regions require careful seeding and nurseryman handling conifer stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rocky Mountains
Kansas
Farmers urged to keep nature working for them
Former Secretary Wilson says each day in the crop growing season is worth 50,000,000 to U S farmers. He notes this wealth comes from nature and human labor and stresses farmers must arrange their affairs to keep nature working for them continually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
United States
Nature
Asparagus Bed Preparation Advice from American Agriculturist
For an asparagus bed the land must drain well and be warm and rich. In home patches deep spading with well-mixed manure is advised while larger beds use plowing to bury manure. First plow late fall, second in early spring. One-year-old strong roots are best and a long single row is easier to manage than multiple narrow rows.
Let Out the Gas. Veterinary Tap for Gas in Horse
Severe cases of intestinal distension in horses require prompt tapping to relieve gas and save the animal. A trocar and cannula are inserted in the right flank near the rib and at the hair edge, with left side tapping as a precaution. Sterilize instruments and disinfect the wound after removal of the trocar.
Muller Pledges Brazilian Support at Panama Pacific Expo Site
In San Francisco on July 1 Brazilian foreign minister Dr Lauro Muller dedicates a Panama Pacific Exposition site. He says other nations may add brilliance but none will match Brazil's heart and praises the canal as a unifying Jordan for civilization. He accepts the deed from Expo President C Moore as a flag is planted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lauro Muller
Panama
Jordan
Muller
C. ©. Moore
Dudley Field Malone
Farmer expands woodlot use with small gas engine
A farmer owning a woodlot can turn wood into a profitable investment by buying a gas engine for wood sawing. A one fourth horsepower engine handles much work, though a larger unit is wise as a farmer will find additional tasks for the engine once owned.
Don’t Grow Geabby Gouda
Fragmentary gardening tip warns that if potatoes become scabby one year, avoid planting them in the same ground next year and instead relocate crops to different beds to prevent further issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elae
Dr Muller to visit Mount Tamalpais before eastward trip
Dr Muller spent a busy day and will rest tomorrow. On Thursday he will travel to Mount Tamalpais to overlook the bay and valleys of California, then depart for the east that evening on his return journey.
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Muller
Tamalpais
Bay
Ocean
California
Newspaper Rights to Expose Frauds Confirmed by Judge Hand
In New York Judge Hand ruled a newspaper may expose business methods to protect readers when motives are in good faith. The Rural Publishing Co faced injunctions by BEA Streat Farm Agency over threats to disclose the plaintiffs’ methods. The ruling supports editors seeking to aid readers by exposing credulity abuses.
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New York
Uta
Mand
BE. A. Streat Farm Agency
Judge Hand
Contested Claims Trigger Corroboration Debate
A fragmentary report notes controversy over verification methods and differing accounts. Officials urge careful cross-checking while researchers seek independent corroboration to resolve disputed assertions.
Eckman's Alterative Promises Recovery From Consumption
A sworn affidavit recounts a patient recovering from consumption after using Eckman’s Alterative. The account claims improvement followed by continued health, endorsing the remedy and noting non habit forming properties. The text emphasizes medical endorsement and sale through Palace Pharmacy.
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Rekman
Rio
Tippetj
Frente
Eckiman
Feckman
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Leader Publishing Company
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Wye
Alex Nastif
Otis Hymer
Chicago
VY Bates
Watson
Allen
Col. Mulhall
Twilight Zone of Journalism
Mae Sullivan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Riverman
Call of the
Wild
Shorty McCabe
Bob
Battle
Graustark
Beverly of
Zenda
Rupert of
Hentzaw
Lin McLean
Chip
Logan’s Book Store
Curey Ave
Smith & Barnes
Kohler & Campbell Piano
Fischer
Denver Music CO
Capitol
Ave
N. Ghack, Mor
West 17Th St
Sam Vittoria
Palace Pharmacy
Continental Oil Company
Denver, Pueblo
Albuquerque
Butte
Boise
Salt Lake City
Taylor & Co
321 Plains Hotel
Capitol Girl
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