Mulhall Testifies On Lobby Ties To Labor, Manufacturers
Martin Mulhall testifies before the Senate lobby committee about ties with Marshall Cushing and the National Association of Manufacturers. He describes efforts around the 1902 coal strike, eight hour bill opposition, and meetings with Governor Stone and labor leaders, with letters cited as evidence of a long political network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Martin Yasha
Mulhall
Yitation
Senate Lobby Investigating Committee
Marshall Cushing
Manufacturers’ Association
Senator McComas
Maryland
McComas
Cushing
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Grone
House
John Kirby, Jr
D. M. Parry
National Association of Manufacturers
J. A. Emery
Senator Reed
Overman
Association
Republican National Committee
Naval Service
Albany
Rensselaer County
New York
William McKinley
Cale
Washington
Mitchell
Reed
Senator Quay
John Mitchell
Governor Stone
Republican
Stone
M. Carroll Downs
Treasury Department
Mulhal
Mulders
Itimore
Edward Booth
Mnn
Mulhout
Workmen's Protective Association
Wyoming Women Question Road Tax And Rights
Women voters in Laramie learn they face no road tax or work duty under 1940 law as county officials verify only able bodied men aged 21 to 40 must pay and work on roads. The confusion sparked calls to County Clerk Hart Tipper before the mistake was clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Cheyenne
Lelouers Barrington
Sloan
Hart Tipver
Tupper
Tapper
Laramie
Forrest
J. Ross Carpenter
Otee
Unie
Caypemtog
Oucet
Douglis
Yello
Eslape
Heer
Runaway Empty Cars Cause Fatal and Minor Injuries in Alliance
A 13 year old girl was killed when two runaway steel rail cars struck a passenger train in Alliance Ohio. Two people were seriously injured and many others lightly hurt as the cars, part of a switching string, rolled five blocks then derailed the Cleveland and Pittsburg and Lake Erie line. Nora Gordon and engineer Emmet McKenzie were gravely hurt, while Mr Killips and Mrs Killips suffered scalp wounds and J L Gray sustained a broken arm among others injured.
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Nora Gordon
Ellsworth
Emmet McKenzie
Albert Killips
Cleveland
J. L. Gray
Belboit
St Paul Favored For Next Teachers Convention
A Salt Lake City report says a board poll to choose convention cities for the next two years shows St Paul with a three vote lead over Atlantic City for the next meeting, Oakland to be the unanimous choice for 1915. A new classroom teachers department was organized with Mary Rosser of Salt Lake elected president, Mary O Connor of Buffalo vice president, and Miss Adkisson of Denver secretary.
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Salt Lake City
St. Paul
Atlantic City
Oakland
Mary Rosser
Salt Lake
Mary O'Connor
Buffalo
Adkisson
Denver
Joyriders Use Mrs Idelman’s Car
Four youths took Mrs. Max Idelman’s electric car from her home around eight at night. Police pursued and found the vehicle near Governor Carey’s residence, but the occupants had fled before officers arrived.
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Max Idelman
Idelman
Carey
Two Boys Released From Hidalgo Prison
Laredo Texas July 11 two prisoners Ashton and Arthur Hasberigg aged 14 and 13 sons of J B Haale were released by constitutional fate at Hidalgo. The other sections and their property were held.
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Laredo
Texas
Ashton
Arthur Hasberigg
J. B. Haale
Hidalgo
Eld
Mills in British Columbia at Foresters Convention
A Canadian Forestry association convention gathers in Wins wipes during July to discuss pulp paper industry in British Columbia mills.
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British Columbia
Canadien Forestry Association
Winswipes
Soldier Restell Near Death After Mercury Poisoning Attempt
Private H. Restell of the Hospital Corps at Port D. A. Ressell is near death at the post hospital after taking bichloride of mercury tablets in a personal crisis. He had warned friends of self harm, and a late-night report led to medical efforts without certainty of recovery. Authorities suspect the poison was ingested days earlier, with death possible from gradual organ damage.
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H. Restell
Port D. A
Post Hospital
Rocatell
Cheyenne
Restell
T Ielock
Ressell
Experts Draft Bills Proposal Sparks Senate Incident
Senator Owen urged a bill to create a bureau of legislatives to draft measures on request of the president and Congress. Senator Bacon mocked the idea as like turning senators into schoolmasters. The Georgia senator withdrew the proposal after questioning and laughter.
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Washington
Owen
Senate
Bureau of Legislatives
Congress
Bacon
Lewis
Georgia
Socialist Editor Run Out of Town by Angry Citizens
In Bandon Oregon a socialist editor Dr Leach was driven from town after a mass meeting of about 600 citizens. He was escorted to a boat, shipped across the bay, and told not to return as he was accused of anti American and pro Worker of the World rhetoric. Sixteen service loads of businessmen followed to ensure he left. In Oregon City fourteen Industrial Workers of the World organizers faced trial on charges tied to strike activity at a paper mill.
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Bandon
Gre
Bi. K. Leach
Leach
Marehfield
Couguille
Workers of the World
Oregon City
Ore
Rothag Jy
Trainmen to Attend White House Conference on Labor Reform
Brooklyn and national railway unions announce they will attend a White House conference with President Wilson and Labor Secretary Wilson to discuss amending the Bradman act by adding arbiters. A. B. Garreluen and W. G. Lee say they have not heard of an official conference but expect other railway bodies to speak for their groups.
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New York
Aly Nouneed
Wilson
Department of Labor
Newlands Lll
Bradman
A. B. Garreluen
W. G. Lee
Brotherhool
Tratamen
Comlodorn
Senate
Gald
McCumber Opens Tariff Debate With Senate Speech
Washington July 11 Senate leaders announced two minority reports will accompany the tariff measure opening Monday. Senator McCumber of North Dakota will open debate on the agricultural schedule as the reform plan moves through the finance committee. Proposals include new wool and ore duties, a date shift for income tax computation, and a cotton stamp tax to raise revenue.
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Warnlington
thenderwood-Simmons
Senate
McCumber
North Fakota
Washington
Bad
Penrose
Smeot
Lolge
Gallinger
Clark
la Follette
Tan
Pire
Smoot Fae
Pee
Simmons
Sengetor Simmons
Chuice
Underwood
House
Declared Guilty Killing Woman in Los Angeles
James Murphy was found guilty of second degree murder in the April 1 fatal shooting of Mrs. Irene Mattie Smith in her Los Angeles apartment. Sentencing set for July 14. Testimony placed Murphy with his niece Estelle Moore and Morria Rovannon, with jealousy cited as a motive. Murphy’s nephew was playing cards with the victim. Murphy’s trial for his wife Estelle Moore on a complicity charge is scheduled for next week.
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Los Angheles
James Murphy
Wheeling
Irene Mattie Smith
Murehy
Estelle Moore
Mra. Smith
Mra. Sulit
Murphy
Times
Mr. Moore
Minneapolis
Automobiles Finish Reliability Tour at Alexandria
Twenty five cars from the American Automobile Association reliability tour completed a five day journey from Minneapolis to Glacier Park. They traveled 144 miles and arrived on time with the hotel train accompanying the group.
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Alexandria
Mine
American Automobile Association
Minneapolis
Glacier Park
Auto hits train. two killed near Mineola New York
Two men were killed and four injured when an automobile was struck by a Long Island Rail Road train near Mineola. The touring party of seven men was riding together when the car was demolished.
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Ato
Mineola
N.Y
Officials Are Scored For Railroading Jap Officials
An Owen from the Secretary of Labor Wil son was reversed today by Judge Olin Wellhamn in the United States district court. The judge released Nico Gennane, a Japanese whose deportation had been ordered to the Secretary. The court vacated the order for deportation on the ground that the prisoner had been given a fair bearing. Judge Wellhorn feared political favoritism and ruled such methods of procedure would not be tolerated, Gennaro, he said, had been given a chance to defend his case.
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Capitol
House
Mulhall
McMichaels
Senate
House Committee
Garrett
Colonel Mulhall
Senator Overman
Senator Reed
Angela Cal
Secretary of Labor
Wilson
Olin Wellhamn
United States
Wellborn
Gennaro
Bulgaria Seeks Peace After Failed Coup
London July 11 Bulgaria, after a failed coup, shows eagerness for peace though no armistice is yet arranged. Hostilities appear virtually ended but peace terms may prove complex with new elements entering the settlement. Bulgaria will not oppose Romania's occupation of Austria and the border strip it seeks.
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London
Bulgaria
Roumania
Austria
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Federal Forest Service
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