Impersonator Lamar Tries to Save Friend With Calls
A New York man calling himself David Lamar admitted impersonating Congress members to influence Wall Street and aid Edward Lauterback. He telephoned officials in names of Palmer and Riordan, posed as McCombs, and claimed aims tied to Morgan interests.
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Shington
Wall Street
Congressional Investigation
Senate Lobby Committee
David Lamar
New York
Lila
Howard Lauterback
McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Hills
Republican National Committee
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Cunsel
Morgan Firm
Ledyard
Lamar
Himeef
Palmer
Edward Lauterback
Morgan
Washington
Cently
Telegraph
Henry Rh. Martin
Anti-Trust League
Stanley
Steel Trust
Martin
Congressman Stanley
House of Representatives
Lauterback
Stone
Clark
Steel Corporation
Senate Committee
Congressmai
Riverside Drive
Paul D. Cravath
Union Pacific
Maxwell Evarte
Southern Pacific
Missouri Valley Veterinary Meet Deals With Diseased Cattle
State Veterinarian B F Davis spoke at the Omaha convention alleging a nationwide scheme selling tuberculosis cattle. A resolution urged federal quarantine on cattle shipments from Illinois amid calls for action by the U S Department of Agriculture. Davis claimed a large network profits from diseased stock moving across states while critics disputed his charges.
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B. F. Davis
Missouri Valley Veterinary Medical
Omaha
Illinois
Davis
Omaha World-Herald
Wyoming
Nebraska
Coloho
Ineo Dorsey
Gil
Dorsey
Dograma
Chavacs
Torney
Preston
Wyo
States Department of Agriculture
Department
Dinos
Miksouri Valley Veterinary
Boy Confesses Stealing Gems in New York Jewel Heist
In New York a 19 year old clerk William Beck confessed to single handedly looting a Fifth avenue jewel store safe. He admitted planning to flee with gems after a basement fire was set to cover the crime and said he acted to fund a lavish lifestyle.
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New York
William Beck
Fifth Avenue
Tidal
Pennsylvania
Beck
Clew
New Jersey
Deputie Commissiency Dougher
Seven stabbed in Gettysburg dining room melee over Lincoln slur
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania seven men were stabbed during a dining room melee sparked by a veteran defending Lincoln. Several victims, including David Farbor and Malcolm Griffin, remain in serious condition at the state hospital. Police pursued multiple suspects, with one man named W B Henry detained. Women evacuated the room as chaos ensued.
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Lincoln
Gettysburg
Otene
Pennsylvania State Hospital
State Constabulary
Edward J. Carroll
Quartermasters’ Corps
David Farbor
Butler
John D. Maugin
Harrisburg
Malcolm Griffin
Bedford City
Charles Sualer
West Fairview
Hayder Renisbecker
Harry A. Root, Jr
Farbor
Maugin
Griffin
Farber
Carroll
W. B. Henry
Camden
N. J
Reading Railroad Station
Bloodiest Fight of Whole War Between Allies
Belgrade reports the Servians after Istib victory pursued the enemy capturing over one hundred officers and 1,000 men. Bulgarian losses were heavy with 4,000 surrendering and 2,000 killed or wounded. Front line stretched from Kotchana to the Gulf of Orfani amid tens of thousands of casualties.
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Belgrade
Istlp
Ovichepalya
Kotchana
Satip
Strumtts
Guergheli
Gulf of Orfani
Bosia
Ing van He
Americans drank more whiskey beer tobacco in 1915
Washington July 3. U S. estimates show record annual use of whiskey and brandy 143 000 000 gallons beer 64 500 000 barrels cigars 7 707 000 000 and cigarettes 14 012 000 000 tobacco 403 000 000 pounds snuff 33 200 000 pounds in the year ended June 30 1915.
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Washington, D. C
No Paper Saturday Printers Take Independence Day Vacation
No Leader will publish Saturday morning as printers, patriotic workers, stay up Thursday night to print Friday edition and then celebrate. They request a vacation on Independence Day for the staff after the run.
Unknown Man Loses Leg After Freight Accident
An unknown man fell beneath a southbound freight at Speer last night. His leg was so badly crushed that surgeons amputated it at St John's hospital. He was placed on a northbound freight within 15 minutes and brought to town at 9 o'clock. He was thought to be a tramp, unable to speak at midnight.
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Speer
St. John's Hospital
Produce Company Sues Booth Fisheries Entitles Suit
The Brows Produce Company and a local concern filed suit in Omaha alleging a conspiracy among Booth Fisheries of Delaware Booth Fisheries of Nebraska and San Juan Fisheries and Produce of Washington to monopolize the fish business. They seek 100 000 in damages claiming improper methods harmed their business.
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Omaha
Brows Produce Company
Booth Fisheries Company of
Delaware
Nebraska
San Juan Fisheries and Produce Company
Washington
Cash on Hand Increases. Loans Decline With Deposits Small
Washington reports to the comptroller of the currency show June 4 national banks with reduced loans and deposits but higher cash on hand compared with April 4. Loans fell by 55,004,246 since April 4 and reserves rose 25,640,900. total resources stood at 11,056,920,000, down from April 4 and up from a year ago.
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Washington
D. C
Cneb
Aince
Elte
Rain Cools Tired Veterans at Gettysburg
A July rain at Gettysburg brings relief to thousands of veterans in blue and gray as storms sweep the encampment. Col. Cowan of Kentucky recaps Civil War memories, praises regular army officers, and urges readiness against Japan while other speakers include Gen John R. Brooks and Lt Gov Burchard. Continued on page 84.
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Gettysburg
Blue Ridge
Pickett
Meade
Lee
Whrkmen
Cowan
Normoyle
Dalton
Regular Army
Navy
Japan
John R. Brooks
Pennsylvania
C. Scarborough
North Carolina
Burchard
Rhode Island
Barry Bulkley
Washington
Lincoln
Funkhauser
Virginia
Hunter Liggett
Fort Stedman
Drake
Egbert Prepares Big Independence Day Celebration
Egbert Wyoming gears up for a Major Fourth of July celebration featuring ducking and racing events, a large tent venue, and a morning speech by Senator J Loss Carpenter. J Roan will speak, with a night dance led by a Cheyenne orchestra and attendance hoped from Pine Bluffs Burns Hillsdale and Carpenter residents.
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Egbert
Wyo
Loss Carpenter
Roan
Young
Cheyenne
Pine Bluffs
Burns, Hillydale
Carpenter
A Or Ling
Decker Named to Succeed Hanson as Surveyor General
Washington dispatches report A P Hanson is removed as United States surveyor general at Cheyenne. C L Decker of Sheridan is appointed to succeed Hanson subject to senate confirmation. Decker a Sheridan leader with long livestock and newspaper business ties, praised for ability. The change follows protests over Hanson’s conduct and mismanagement claims.
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Associated. Press
Washington
A. P. Hanson
United States
Cheyenne
Cawries L. Decker
Sheridan
Wilson
Hanson
Senate
Tatty
Ora L. Shelburne
Shelburne
Jnstipending
District Court
Savant
Taft
Flanson
Department of the Interior
Wyoming
le Decker
Bankness
Sheridan Enterprise
Sheridan Comne Ty
Decker
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Emory
Latier FY
Lai
Sues Booth Fish Concern
Coleonel Andrew Cows
Louisville
Emilea
Cemetery Ridge
Plainfield
Princeton
Lm the
Citizer
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