Congressional Pressure Ties Watson to Tariff Commission
Washington July 21 Two factory men testify before a senate committee on lobby activity and claim James E Watson of Indiana was paid to influence tariff policy. Mulhall described payments of 600 dollar retainer and 250 dollars weekly plus 10000 dollars if a tariff commission bill passed.
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Shington
Fa Nelson
Clapp
Mioneoe
Martly M. M Gshall
National Association of Manufactimmetters
Mulhall
Ginator
Nelson
Eichair
Nelson Waa
Fr. C. Schwedtman
James W. van Cleave
Association
Cummins
Roosevelt
Mulhail
Crimine
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Reed
Schwediman
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Senate
Cumming
Department of Justice
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
National Association of Manufacturers
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Indiana
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Mulrall
Schwedtman
van Cleave
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D. M. Parry
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Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Sherman
Cannon
Mr. Sherman
Knox
Manufacturere
House
Tariff Commission
Washington
Wateon
Emery
Kirby
Waton
Mr. Reed
National Park Trail Association forms at Sheridan meeting
Plows for a highway linking Denver to Cheyenne Sheridan and Billings Mont were planned by the National Park Trail Association at a Saturday Sunday gathering of Good Roads boosters in Sheridan. RK J Putman was elected to the executive committee and J Ross Car Perley led as vice president.
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Colorado
National Park
Denver
Stone National Park
Glacier National Park
Good Roads
Sheridan
RK. J. Putman
Industrial Club
Greater Cheyenne Club
Laramie County Good Roads Association
National Park Trail Association
Benham
M. . Steele
Treat Iver
W. T. Garne Y
Billings
W. W. Scott
Tow
A. H. Bowman
Har‘in
Mont
BM. Robinson
Wyola
Neut
George Day
Huntley
J. Carpenter
Cheyenne
Wheatod
Good Roads Weviation
Casper
Wyo
Wilkie Collins
Douglas
Weld and
Larimer
Mi Mardin
R. J Potman
Ralph Denia
Billiaas
A MB Thompson
J. D Gellup
Bult
Adaptation of seed and intensive cultivation in Wyoming farming
Governor Carey addressed farmers at the state experimental farm highlighting dry farming progress, seed adaptation, and intensive cultivation as key to overcoming water shortages. He cited Campbell’s theories, noted records kept by Professor Watson’s team, and anticipated dairy silo experiments while urging ongoing farmer involvement.
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Wyoming
Campbell
United States
Oregon
Washington
Utah
Colorado
Vaughn
Hastie
Gordon
Professor Watson
Lt Ie
Watson
Ihone
County roads will employ 200 workers tomorrow
Forty one cars will transport two hundred road workers along the Cheyenne to Buford highway. At 8 AM Wednesday, crews are assigned at the Industrial club rooms under Joseph Stimson. Women volunteers from Mia Mobile Internoll may join, with registration via George S. Walker.
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Cheyenne
Buford
Joseph Stimson
Tta
Mia
Mobile Internoll
George 8. Walker
Fifth Floor Collapse Injures Several In Pittsburg
A fifth floor of a large city store building collapsed at nine o clock in Pittsburg. Six men were seriously hurt and taken to a hospital while four more were reported injured. Firemen and workmen cleared debris from the basement and searched for possible buried workers.
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Pittsburg
Collapen
Eix
Uite
Currency Bill Changes Expected in Glass-Will Plan
Washington July 21 President Wilson and Senator Owen announce there will be few changes to the administration currency bill. They support swift passage with changes including allowing national banks to keep 2 percent government bonds for circulation. Debate continues over reserve terms and market operations as amendments are discussed.
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Wisson
Owen
Senate
White House
Capitol
Home Committee
Owens
House Banking and Currency Committee
Representative Ragedate
Vriday
Glaas
Ryeadile
Tigh
Glase
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Socialists Seek City Payment for Sailors Fun
A Seattle committee of socialists asks Mayor Cotterall to fund a $668,745 bill for sailors’ festivities. The plan moves to the Claims committee as the Socialists regroup at Labor Temple to craft action.
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Wash
Era
Sociallate
Cotterall
Ridle
Socialiate
Labor Temple
Pavifie
Penile Mission
Industrial Workera
August B. Griffiths
Public Safety Committee
Tariff debate fuels partisan attacks on sugar policy
Senator Smoot led a rebuttal to the Underwood-Stammens tariff with warnings that it would wreck sugar production and raise living costs. He cited Democratic critics and Governor Foss opposing the bill as harming the South and manufacturing nationwide while boosting refiners.
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Massachusetts
Canada
William BR. Hearty
Foes
Lousiana
Colorado
Montana
United States
South
Sputh
Smoot
Constitutionalist Stabbed Douglas Soldier on Main Street
Gabriel Aguilar, once a captain in the Mexican constitutionalist army, was stabbed to death on the main street by a Moert sympathizer in Avia July 21. The Agua Prieta garrison, across the border from Douglas, stood ready to guard against an escape of the English in the area.
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Douglas
Avia
Gabriel Aguilar
Moerts
Agua Prieta
Pankhurst Appears at Bramley Hall Amid Police Confrontation
London dispatch reports Sylvia Pankhurst whose license expired Sunday unexpectedly appeared at Bramley town hall at night. She was met by a crowd of supporters and a police guard. A clash occurred but she escaped unharmed.
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Pankhuret
Bramley Town Hall
Migs Punkhurst
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