Mulhall Testimony Intensifies Senate Lobby Probe
Washington July 14 Mulhall a top National Association of Manufacturers agent testified six hours before the senate investigating committee amid a flurry of letters and memos. The session aimed to map Mulhall's links with congressmen labor leaders and campaign operations across the country.
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Washington, D. C
Partin M Mulhall
Senate Todoy
Mulhall
Jim
Congress
Senate
House
Garrett
James Be, Emery
Washington Atte
National Association of Manufacturers
Maryland
Pearre
Cumberland
Federa
Muulhall
Marshall Cushing
Association
Cushing
James W. van Cleave
van Cleave
Garrett Committee
George W. Fairchild
New York
James A. Emory
Fairchild
Dhares
N Association
Emory
Palrchild
Manufacturers’ Association
Trains Crash At Vineyard Station Leaves Many Dead
A dual Pacific Electric wreck at Vineyard station Los Angeles last night killed fourteen persons and injured over 150. Names of the dead include Edna Altior and Merle Evans among others. many injured are identified from Detroit Los Angeles and Toronto. The crash involved conductor Bartholomas and motorman Forrester with disputed signals and braking failures.
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Los Angeles
Vineyard Station
Pacific Electric
Edna Altior
Associated Charities
Pasadena
Cal
Ollie W
Axley
Bakersfield
Barman
B. Craig
Detroit
Mich
Irene
Craig
Ingeborg Swendsen
Chicago
Kiee
J. Arey
Merchant
Torreon
Mex
Nellie
Murray
Toronto
Can
L. D. Denton
Kansas City
Ucla
The
Pacific Eleatric Assort
Emil Bartholomas
Jos Dh Forrester
Porrester
Orrester
Kin
Offelale
Forrestera
State Railway Commission
Elale
Porventer
Wyoming boards settle location for state industrial institute
Governor Carey State Auditor Forsyth and Miss Woodriff return from Worland after the board of charities and reform selects a 60 acre Colter area four miles south of Worland on the Big Horn river for Wyoming Industrial Institute. The site features river frontage Burlington line and irrigation from Bluff canal with alfalfa fields, supporting a self sustaining farm. The decision ends a two month deadlock and follows backing by the Alfalfa club of Worland.
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Carey
Forsyth
Worland
Big Horn
Institute
Burlington Railroad
Colter
Wyoming
Big Horn Basin
Worlandere
Alfalfa Club
Comercial Organization
Baird
Good Road Rally Set for Carr to Decide Cheyenne Greeley Route
The meeting at Carr at 10 am gathers Laramie and Weld county commissioners and motorists to choose a Cheyenne to Greeley auto highway route. Debates favor the old Union Pacific grade or the Lazy Creek Owl Creek path, with the latter partly improved to the Colorado line. A rally tomorrow will plan July 23 Good Roads Day with volunteer work on the Central Transcontinental Highway and Cheyenne Greeley links.
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Carr
Cheyenne
Greeley
Laramie
Weld
Union Pacific
Industrial Club
Laramie Good Roads Association
Greater
Hofgann
E Indu Trial Club
Greater Cheyenne Club
Charles EB. Lane
Laramie County
Good Roads Associations
G. L. Strader
A. W. Barber
J. Ross Carpenter
C. F. Lane
Fred Hofmann
J. B. Stimeen
Johnston
Frank R. Dildine
W. FE. Dinneen
H. Andrews
George Giliad
HM. P. A
Denmark Accepts Secretary Bryan Plan In Principal
Denmark, through Minister Constantino Bru, becomes the twenty first nation to accept Secretary Bryan's plan. The full text has been forwarded, and no negotiations are expected before next fall.
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Washington, D. C
Denmark
Miniter Constantino Bru
Bryan
Garrison to Visit Frontier with Special Prizes at Cheyenne
Secretary of War Garrison will visit the Frontier Days exhibition in Cheyenne on August 20 with General Leonard Wood and others. Prizes total 1000 for bucking, 8500 for steer roping, plus daily relays and cash awards. Events include humorous contests and new attractions as publicity spreads nationally.
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Garrison
Leonard Wood
Frontier Committee
Cheyenne
General Wood
Aleashire
Peilgio
Fort Russell
Industrial Club
Chevennt
Jane
Union Pracific Road
Denver Post
Doetalla
Georst Bantalo
Weslern Otales
Rail wage dispute ends with arbitration pledge
Washington July 14 86 000 rail conductors and trainmen and railway managers agree to arbitration under the Newlands Clayton act. President Wilson backs fast action and an armistice keeps trains running while the Senate moves to pass a unified measure creating a United States board of mediation and arbitration with senators and labor officials to oversee disputes.
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Washington
Eastern Railway
White Town
Wilton
Tomorow
White House
Wilson
Democrata
Board of Mediation
Kern
Senate
Clayton
Newlands
Seth Low
National Civic Federation
Fabor
Board of Arbitration
Erdman
Clayton-Newlands
United States Board of Mediation and
Era
Boards of Arbitration
Engie
Congress
Commissioner of Labor
Department of Lahbor
House
Judiciary Committee
Department of Labor
Arbitration Board
Ring
Wilken
National Civile Federation
Martn A. Knope
Commerce Court
W. C. Brown
New York Central
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frank Trumbe
Chesapeake and Ohio
W. W. Atterbury
The
Pennsylvania
A. H H. Smith
H. G. Well
Brotherhood of Locomotive Wromen
W. S. Carter
Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen
A. Bi. Garrettson
Order Os Railway Cogdgetore
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood Railway
Wilgson
Lntersdate Commerce Committee
James Mam
Wader
Unclear Historical Note From Omaha Varies With Temperature
Fragmentary report from Omaha Nebraska mentions a thermometer reading and a sequence of unclear terms. The readable bits reference a 4 o'clock time and a state event following rising temperatures. Names, organizations, and precise events are not identifiable from the text.
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Overman
Littlefield
Maine
Daniel J. McGilleuddy
Pearce
Sherman
James 5. Sherman
National Republican Congressional Committee
Shermit
James BE. Watson
Indiana
Watson
Republican Committee
Republican Congressional Committee
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Deadlock Broker
Deyurk
EAC
Frontier
William G. Lee
Mara
Omaha
Nebo
Harmel
Tying
Dayreen Severumant
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