Republicans Leave Lobby Probe Amid Political Aims
The hearing disclosed Mulhall's ties to GOP efforts to place associates on national boards and obtain public documents. Letters described Mulhall as a congressional candidate in the Fourth district and suggested a tariff board push for F. G. Schwedtman. Senators Cummins and Nelson did not attend, while McClave’s recent election upset was noted in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulhall
Mullhall
Association
Congress
Maryland
James W. van Cleave
John Kirby, Jr
Senate
United States
F. (. Schwedtman
van Cleave
Tariff Board
National Monetary Commission
Senator Reed
National Association of Manufacturers
Joseph Merry
Cummins
Nelson
W. McClare
New Jersey
McClave
Senator Nelson Denies Campaign Use of Committee
Mulhall reports Senator Nelson publicly denied knowledge that the committee was used for campaign purposes. Senator Cummins has not attended a hearing since, except for a few minutes, prompting questions about ongoing involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulhall
Nelson
Cummins
City to Probe Anthracite Coal Price Rise
District Attorney Rotan announced an investigation into the rising price of anthracite coal in Philadelphia. The tax bill passed and signed by Governor Tenor adds 2 percent to coal value. operators raised mine prices, and retailers plan to add ten cents per ton for family use and five cents for steam sale starting August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Rotan
Tenor
No Compromise in Government Land Fraud Suits
Secretary Lane of the interior department announced there would be no compromise of suits brought by the government against private individuals for fraudulent entry and taking of government lands. The suits will be pursued on their merits as a matter of principle in a letter to Cay Tallman, commissioner of the general land office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scompromise
U. S
Washington
Lane
Interior Department
Cay Tallman
General Land Office
Railroads Protest Parcel Post Rate Increase
Washington officials said railroad representatives formally protested to the Interstate Commerce Commission against a sixfold increase in parcel post package sizes in Burleson’s service extension. They argued the change would cost railroads about 20 million dollars in revenue currently earned from express shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohikot
ANGE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burleson
Porter Charleton Faces Extradition Fate in Italian Trial
Porter Charleton, held in Jersey City awaiting extradition to Italy for the Lake Como bride murder, is reported to be gravely ill with pulmonary tuberculosis and unlikely to reach Italy alive, according to doctors who examined him today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. 3
Porter Chariton
Italy
Lake
Como
Heart to Heart Talks on Sanitation and Mindset
James R. epicton urges a comprehensive crusade for health. He argues sanitation must extend to mental and moral realms, insisting individuals adopt sanitary thoughts and better lives to remove disease and foster public well being. He stresses self-reliance and unity with the universe in pursuing health.
There Are Others Bad When One Is Plunged In Debt
A verse advises balancing spending and restraint to avoid deeper debt. It contrasts the narrator's situation with a friend named Ben who remains in a grim waiting state. The poem urges a steady pace, prudence, and self control to emerge safely from debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Marriage Before and After In Old Style Inspector Exchange
A Pearson's Weekly sketch depicts a school inspector testing pupils on the meaning of marriage terms. A boy responds that a couple is a man and a woman when they are married, illustrating humor about wedlock and social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliss
Jim
Jong
Pearson's Weekly
And Grisly Ending Aboard The Ill Fated Vessel
The aged passenger in distress struggles down stairs as a stern servant offers help. The scene evokes fatigue and decline as the elderly man clings to a cane during a quiet home moment. A sentence ends with a grim note about a steamer named President leaving New York for Liverpool with many aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moneville
New York
Liverpool Mail
Iki Persone Ou
Bato
Miss Krall alleges Cleveland garment strike violence linked to Lubin
Emily Krall the daughter of a Chicago judge and former Hull House associate accuses Cleveland garment manufacturers and their managers of hiring a thug named Morris Lubin to incite violence and murder during the 1911 strike. She and rival labor leader Miss Krall toured Ohio promoting a boycott as Lubin followed and later confessed to being hired to break the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Barnum
Chicago
co@ae
Jane Adams
Hull
Isacs
Cleveland
Garment Workers
Emily Kral
Morris Lubin
Lubin
Ohio
Boyott
Miss Kratl
Foreign Affairs and Tax Quips Drafted Across Papers
A Montenegrin wasp is hard to catch and hold after capture, a quip from the Cleveland Leader. The New York Tribune mocks France and Germany over nerves and temperament. The Baltimore American notes a French municipality debating a tax on baby carriages as a novel revenue idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
France
Germany
New York Tribune
Baltimore American
Money Matters and Tax Thresholds in 1940s Press
The Florida Times Union argues that dreams must be turned into cash. The Indianapolis News questionstax limits on income over 4000 dollars. The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the challenge of living on 15000 per year compared to 15 per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Times- Union
Indianapolis News
Philadelphia Inquirer
Handing Him One. Youthful bore and disguise in London Punch
A witty exchange on boredom and social performance from London Punch. The speaker laments modern tedium while the other suggests masking discontent with a carefree facade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buffalo Bill Here Tomorrow in Wild West Show
Buffalo Bill returns with his Wild West and Pawnee Bill Far East troupe. Major Gordon Lillie leads as director with Colonel Cody present to assist. New staged scenes and authentic life portrayals promise a vivid spectacle with animals and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
Far East
Major Lillie
Arenic
Pawnee Bill
Cody
Hie
Gordon Lillie
R. Burnalde
E. Peese
Tsfum Heed
Teed Breskera Ae Shaw
Spectacle Parade Leads at 10 A.M. with Notables
The event features rock Stayaway Sappho high hurdlers, fox hunt and jumping contests, equine princes from London and New York shows, Miss Wentworth’s trained buffalo, Max Gruber’s famed animal act, Japanese wrestlers, and more. A parade led by Colonel Cody and Major Lilie opens at 10 A.M. with crowds expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock
Stayaway
Sappho
London
New York
Boys Scout Patrol
Miss Wentworth
Max Gruber
Colonel Cody
Major Lilie
Weather data for 24 hours ending at Dpim Mountain tiny
The report records 24 hour weather data with extremes of 90 to 1007 and a low of 47 to 1904. It notes highest value 31 and lowest value i7 on the date in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dpim
Mountain Tiny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Jol
Porter Charleton
Heart
James R. Epec
Bricker
Emily Krail
Gertrude Barntum
Foreign Affairs
Money Matters
Weather Report
Temperaturs
Boston
Enver
Helena
Kansas City
Cloudy
Yuittsburg
San Francisco
Seattle
Memphis
Wyoming
Leee
Co. H
The
Shermas Co
Gratning
the Sherman Co
Cheyenne
Capitol Grill
A. W. Idleman
Clarice Gorden
Sid Gilmore
Progres
Denver: Music CO
Denver
Hallet & Davis
Kohler & Campbell
Smith & Barnes
Denver Music Co
Ccheyenne
Ase Caimtol
I. N. Ghach
Met
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!