Mulhall testimony to be heard Monday in senate inquiry
The senate committee will begin the wool and sugar lobby phases Monday as it continues Mulhall related probes. Edward Lautean, A. D. Baldwin, W. L. Bass, and C. P. Wescott are among those to be examined, with questions over efforts to influence Morgan interests and tariff policy.
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Wall Street
California
Senate Lobby Investigatio
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Nations Association of Manufactureae
Wall Street Sugar
Edward Lautean Seer
Morgan
A. Db. Baldwin
Cleveland
W. L. Bass
Charles P. Wescott
Washington
Scwithiam Whitman
Winthrop L. Marvin
Thomas O- Marvin
Boston
W. McCshare
Salt Lake
C. i. Brown
Philadelphia
House
House Committee
New York
John T. Wayland
National Association of Manufacturers
Capitol
Rules Committees
Chalynan Henry Degan
Pankhurst Says She Will Reverse Way At Rally
London reports Miss Bylyla Pankhut summoned to appear at a police court on July in connection with Downing Street raid. Mina Pankinrae regrets not being arrested. mentions Cat and Mouse Bill and government demands. Radical rhetoric calls for stern action to stop authorities and defy confinement.
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London
Bylyla Pankhut
Mina Pankinrae
Trafalgar Square
Downing Street
Lck Downing
Kildish Taken After Terrific Bayonet Charge
London July 3 The Daily Telegraph reports Greek King Constantine again shows rapid movement as the Greek second division after disarming Bulgarians at Saloniki camps at Baldia then advances eight divisions. At Kildish the entrenched positions fall at dusk after a bayonet rush by 8 000 Greeks. Bulgarian defense held within three miles but Greek assault secures the objective.
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Saloniki
Daily Telegraph
Constantine
Greece
Baldia
Kildish
Rebels Surround Chihuahua City in Severe Siege
Constitutionalists encircle Chihuahua with about 2,500 forces led by Herrera and others while the federal garrison at 4,000 holds. fighting persists on the outskirts as the city of 45,000 is cut off, food scarce, and mining camps halt operations amid closed communications.
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Chile
Counlor
el Paso
Tex
Manuel Levo Maclovio Herrera
Trinidad Rodriguez
Augustin Lebansa
Wonton Theety
Reenactment Marks Pickett Charge at Gettysburg
Gettysburg July 4 veterans from the Virginia regiments reenacted the Pickett charge marching up Cemetery Ridge. A faded Confederate flag, a blue line, and the Second Army Corps standard accompanied a peaceful handshaking ceremony and brief speeches by Major W. W. Bentley and Representative J. Hampton Moore.
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Pickett
Cemetery Ridge
Philadelphia
W. W. Bentley
Twenty-fourth Virginia
Second Army
Fourth United States Army
Armistead
Cushine
Amity
J. Hampton Moore
Pennsylvania
Bentley
Come To The Leader For Real Fight News
Cheyenne readers urged to gather at the Leader office for live fight bulletins on two major bouts. Mexican Joe Rivers vs Champion Ritchie in San Francisco for lightweight title starts 2:30 Chevette time with quick updates posted. Bud Andersen versus Leavh Cross in Los Angeles begins at 4:90 local time with news read as available.
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Cheyenne
Joe Rivers
Ritchie
San Francisco
Bud Andersen
Oregon Peach
Leavh Cross
New York
Los Angeles
Leader Office
Fireworks Dumped Into New York Harbor Amid Licenses Probe
In New York on July 3 fireworks destined for Independence Day demonstrations were dumped into New York Bay after inspectors seized 300 unlicensed retail fireworks. The street cleaning department will consign the explosive stock into the harbor between Crooklyn and Staten Island. Also on July 4 President Lynch of the National League suspended John J. McGraw and Phecer Brennan for five days after a game dispute in Philadelphia. Brennan fined $100.
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New York
New York Bay
Crooklyn
Staten Island
Golme
Lynch
National League
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Phecer Brennan
Philadelphia
Brennan
Tariff Bill Heads to Senate as Caucus Binds Democrats
The Underwood Simmons tariff revision moves to the Senate after three months of work. A caucus will bind Democratic senators to support the bill, with changes including reduced revenue projections and altered rates on spooled thread, iron pipes, cars, and denatured alcohol. A goal to pass by mid August and sign by September 1 is stated.
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Washington
Inetle
Finance Committee
House
Ransdell
Thorton
Loulisiang
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Witeheark
Ewuene Revolution
Sithek Tev
FBI
Bt Te
Simmons
Nuance Committee
Tdesda
Wilson
Do Not Injure Others Is Order of Police Chief
Police Chief McClement warns that acts injuring others with fireworks or explosives near people will be punished. Fireworks may be used with few city limits, blank shots allowed, toy pistols banned, and parents urged to supervise children to avoid danger in public spaces.
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McClement
Ciel McClemer
Howe
Moosers Prefer To Herd By Themselves
Newport July 3 The Progressive conference closed with a reception for party leaders at the convention hall. Principal speakers included Oscar S Straus of New York who opposed any alliance with Democrats or Republicans Prof Cor K Retmey of the University of Pennsylvania Trion Beale who spoke on a Washington policy college Gil l Pinchot and Herbert Knox Smith also attended the event.
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Newport
Rol
Tyslaiy
Oscar 8. Straus
New York
Cor K Retmey
University of Pennayivani
Trion Beale
No Hope Powers Can Prevent War
London reports in July that Balkan tensions persist as Bulgaria and Romania contemplate moves affecting Greece and Serbia. Hostilities continue with no decisive intervention, while Great Powers and Russia debate steps to halt fighting and deter a wider war.
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Greece
Servia
Bulgaria
Wheataln
Favan
Artioregti
Russia
Austria
Marelonia
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California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Powell
Department of Agriculture
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