Six Senators Oppose Free Sugar and Wool in Democratic Caucus
The Democratic Senate caucus approved tariff provisions for free sugar and free raw wool by narrow margins after a two day fight. Six Democrats opposed free sugar and six opposed free wool, including Hitchcock and Newlands, while leaders predicted only two Louisiana senators might seek release from caucus pledges as the bill moves to final passage.
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Democratic Party
Ngton
Senate
Finance Committee
House
Wilgon
Washington
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Newlands
Nevada
Ranedeall
Thornton
Louisiana
Shafroth
Corado
Walsh
Montana
Thompson
Chamberlain
Lane
Ranadell
Tilman
Kansas
Fletcher
Tillman
Ransdell
Charmherslain
Ranedeill
Culberson
Owen
Lewis
Ranedell
James
Thomas
Pomerene
Tisussion
Bankers Push Currency Reform Ideas At White House Talks
President Wilson convened Democrats and Republicans at the White House to discuss currency legislation and the Federal Reserve Board expansion. Bankers led by George M Treyholds urged a broader board and a larger currency base, while lawmakers Owen and Glass prepared measures for the Senate and House.
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Washington
D.C
Wilson
White House
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Senate
House
Owen
Bankere
Federal Reserve Board
Bankre
America Bankers’ Association
Kim
McAdoo
Owen and
Glass
Senale
George M. Trey- Holds
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Treasury Department
Presiment
Federal Reserve Treasury
Grandmother Wins Sweetheart After 40 Years Reunion
In Yonkers New York on June 25 the engagement of Elizabeth Sanborn Knapp principal of public school No. 21 to Rev. Dr. Byron Holley rector of St. George's New Orleans was announced at the school's commencement. Knapp, a widow and grandmother, retires after over 25 years in teaching. Holley and Knapp once were sweethearts in Rochester New York two decades ago.
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Mr. Holley
Rochester
New Warrants for Caminetti and Diggs Issued
Sacramento July 25 bench warrants were issued for Maury J. Diggs and Drew Caminetti by the superior court for abandoning their children after eloping to Reno with two women from the city. Diggs was with his Berkeley parents. Caminetti seen in a city hotel before vanishing. Diggs to be arrested tomorrow. both men free on bail on another card. Indictments speed up state cases to the criminal court, pending federal matter in San Francisco.
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Sacramento
Cal
Superior Court
Maury J. Diggs
Drew Caminetti
Reno
Caminetti
Diggs
Berkeley
Justice Couct
Criminal Court
Justice Court
Federal
Bao Praucieco
Mysterious calls sought to secure lobbyists for railroads
Washington reports Judge Lovett testified that a sustained effort sought to hire Edward Lauterbach to influence Congress over the Union Pacific Southern Pacific dissolution. A man posing as Congressman Riordan urged Lauterbach’s retention, with others discussing how to counter opposition and reopen the trust inquiry.
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Washington, D. C
Robert &. Lovett
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Senate
Edward Lauterbach
New York
Washington
Congress
Union Pacific
Lauterbach
Congressman Riordan
New Yorker
Riordan
Maxwell Evarts
Southern Pacific
Otto H. Kuhn
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
Lovett
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Judge Lovett
Bartlett Secretar State Humane Board Assumes Duties Today
R. S. Bartlett appointed secretary of the newly reorganized state humane board. He will take up duties today with charge of the board office in the capitol building. Bartlett is well known in Cheyenne and across the state for his long public life and editorial work on the Cheyenne State Leader. Burke, chief agent, will oversee field work as no other field staff is engaged yet.
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R. S. Bartlett
State Humane Board
Capitol
My. Bartlett
Cheyenne
Die Long Aid
Bartlett
Burke
Life convict found guilty of assault in California pen
Samuel Swearingen, a life convict at Folsom prison, was found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon against fellow inmate Robinson after more than 24 hours of jury deliberation. It is the first conviction under the death penalty for inmate on inmate assault.
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Sacramento
Cal
Samuel
Swearingen
Folsom Penientiary
Robinson
Cevere
Hilo
Bullol
County Treasurer Enjoined Over Safe Lands Tax Case
Judge W. Mentzer issued a temporary injunction stopping County Treasurer Olds from selling lands of the Lite Horse Creek Land & Cattle Co for taxes. The suit tests if lands bought from the state on installments may be taxed before completion of purchase. The State Tax Commissioner ordered counties to place lands on tax rolls despite the contract dispute.
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W. €. Mentzer
District Court
Olds
Lite
Horse Creek Land & Cattle Company
John Medill
Plaw Agape General
Mullen
Mabie
Bult
As Hunter
Wriday
Don Ite
Herrington suspended over Wilson clash with McReynolds
Federal investigator Clayton Herrington, pivotal in Digby Caminetti cases, is suspended by order from Washington for criticizing Attorney General McReynolds. Herrington demanded McReynolds be removed and urged swift trials, while Wilson considers temporary prosecutors for Caminetti Digge and Western Fuel cases.
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San Francisco
Clayton Herrington
United States Department of Justice
Wilson
McReynolds
Washington
A. K H. Bielanki
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
California
Department of Justice and of Commerce and Labor
Herrington
McNab
Lord Bacon
Murder of Los Angeles realty dealer shocks city
Dlaries J. Pendell a wealthy realty dealer and money lender was found murdered in his downtown Los Angeles office. A pillow smothering and a hatchet with bloody fingerprints point to a brutal daytime attack. Jewelry scattered on the floor suggests a motive tied to valuable items Pendell had moved from a safe. His widow reported a quarrel with a client weeks earlier and described Pendell as having a reputation for swift justice.
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Los Angeles
Pendell
Fls
Official Call For Strike By Miners In New River Field
An official strike call issued by the United Mine Workers of America targets the New River coal field in Charleston. Fifteen thousand workers are affected with the strike set to begin July 1. Cabin Creek is expected to strike tomorrow while Paint Creek conditions remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
New River
United Mine Workers of America
Cabin Creek
Paint Creek
Man Whips Daughter in Butcher Shop Case
In Augusta on June 25 a man named J. J. Johnson faced charges after authorities say he chained his 11 year old daughter by the neck to a meat hook in his butcher shop and whipped her with a whip until she bled. The court case was continued.
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Augusta
Wade
J. J. Johnson
Recorder’s Court
Johnson
Union Pacific Assessment Dispute Over Tax Valuation
State Commissioner McGill rejects Holcomb bid to lower Union Pacific taxes via a new law. He notes valuations rose in 1909, the line expanded double tracking, and that Wyoming and other counties may protest. The issue to be revisited by the State Board of Equalization next August.
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Union Pacific
McGill
State Board of Equalization
Holecash
Leramle City
Albany
Halcomb
Lee
Railroale
Pacific
Sul
State of Wyoming
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Steve
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Overman
Henry
Texas
Evarte
Wall Street
Bartlett Secretar State Humane Board
Ny Associated Press
É County
W.reynolds
Provident Wilson
Francia J. Honey
Matt I. Sullivan
Thomas Hayden
Caminett-Digge
Western Fugl Company
United States
John L. McNab
Heart City
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