Tariff probe touches Watson appointment talk in Senate
Washington July 21 details emerged in the congressional probe of the lobby where Mulhall testified about efforts by the National Association of Manufacturers to place James E. Watson of Indiana in Taft’s cabinet and to push for a tariff commission. The records show promises of influence from Senator Nelson and Senator Clapp, with Mulhall claiming Watson was paid a weekly retainer and a $10 000 bonus if a tariff bill passed.
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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
Taft
Mulrall
Schwedtman
van Cleave
N Association
Watson
D. M. Parry
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Sherman
Cannon
Mr. Sherman
Knox
Manufacturere
House
Tariff Commission
Washington
Wateon
Emery
Kirby
Waton
Mr. Reed
National Park Trail Association forms to promote highway
A Sheridan meeting of good roads boosters formed the National Park Trail Association to push a Denver to Billings highway linking Yellowstone and Glacier parks. J R Putman and J Ross Carperley took leadership roles with a roster of officers from Wyoming Montana and Colorado counties.
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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
Adaptation of Seed and Intensive Cultivation Thrive at Wyoming Farm
At the state experimental farm roundup Governor Carey reviews dry farming progress in Wyoming. He highlights adaptation of seed and intensive cultivation as key to overcoming water limits and increasing crop returns, noting records kept and future plans including dairy silo experiments.
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Campbell
United States
Oregon
Washington
Utah
Colorado
Vaughn
Hastie
Gordon
Professor Watson
Lt Ie
Watson
Ihone
Two Hundred Will Work On County Roads
Forty one cars will transport 200 road workers to the Cheyenne Buford highway project. A Good Roads rally meeting at the Industrial club set 8 am Wednesday for car assignments and starts. Water considerations and female volunteers from Mia. Mobile Inter noll are noted, with registration via George S. Walker.
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Buford
Joseph Stimson
Tta
Mia
Mobile Internoll
George 8. Walker
Five Floor Building Collapse Injures Many in Pittsburg
A fifth floor section of a large Pittsburg store collapsed at nine o clock, trapping workers. Six men were pulled from the debris seriously hurt and hospitalized, with four others reported to be injured. Fire crews and contractors searched the basement for buried workers as debris filled the area.
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Uite
Currency Bill Changes Spurs White House Conference
July 21 Washington President Wilson and Senator Owen convened to assert there will be few changes to the administration currency bill. They endorsed rapid passage of the Glass bill with a home committee amendment allowing national banks to continue using 2 percent government bonds for circulation. Debate over reserve notes and discount terms continued as committee members pressed for copies of amendments and friction over procedure surfaced.
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Owen
Senate
White House
Capitol
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House Banking and Currency Committee
Representative Ragedate
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Ryeadile
Tigh
Glase
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Socialists Ask City to Pay 668 745 for Sailor Fun
A Seattle committee of moderates seeks 668 745 dollars from Mayor Cotterall to repair an old church, rebuild headquarters, and set plans for action after a wrecked Socialist headquarters incident. Sailors on the Pacific reserve fleet plan a collection for Penile mission damages misinterpreted as a reading room.
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Sociallate
Cotterall
Ridle
Socialiate
Labor Temple
Pavifie
Penile Mission
Industrial Workera
August B. Griffiths
Public Safety Committee
Tariff Clash as Smoot Attacks Sugar Proposals
Washington notes show Senator Smoot of Utah blasting the tariff bill as a partisan, secretive measure that would hurt southern and western industries. Senator Burton of Ohio defends it as lowering living costs while Governor Foss of Massachusetts denounces it, warning it shifts jobs abroad and harms sugar production and the beet industry.
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Canada
William BR. Hearty
Foes
Lousiana
Colorado
Montana
United States
South
Sputh
Smoot
Mexican captain slain on main street by sympathizer
Gabriel Aguilar, once a captain in the Mexican constitutionalist army, was stabbed to death on the main street. The garrison at Agua Prieta opposite Douglas was alerted to prevent the escape of the rebels across the border.
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Douglas
Avia
Gabriel Aguilar
Moerts
Agua Prieta
Supp Outwits Hobbes at Bramley Town Hall
London July 21 Pank huret whose license expired Sunday appeared at Bramley town hall tonight to address attendees. He was escorted by a police guard, a scuffle occurred, but Punkhurst escaped unharmed.
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Pankhuret
Bramley Town Hall
Migs Punkhurst
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