Brief World Happenings Round Up Notes
National Club Federation members from thirty four states met in New York to discuss accident compensation corporate regulation and industrial arbitration with speakers including Roosevelt MacVeagh Root Carnegie Cummins. Charles Hughes Colorado senator died in Denver after a long illness. Cramp Shipbuilding founder Benjamin Cramp died of gas poisoning in Philadelphia. Cornell celebrated Founder’s Day with Ezra Cornell birth anniversary address by President Schurman. Secretary Ballinger sought 193 dollars for Rhées travel expenses. bill disallowed after channels. Tariff Commission Association met in Washington with 600 delegates. California legislature elected John D. Works to the Senate. Connecticut caucus chose George P. McLean over Morgan G. Bulkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Ciub Federation
New York
Roosevelt
MacVeagh
Root
Carnegie
Cummins
Charles J. Hughes
United States
Colorado
Denver
Benjamin H. Cramp
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
Philadelphia
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Ezra Cornell
Schurman
Goldwin Smith
Ballinger
Congress
B. R. Rhées
Dublin
N. H
Hitchcock
National Tarif Commission Association
Washington
John D. Works
California
Frank T. Fulnt
George P. McLean
Connecticut General Assembly
United States Senate
Morgan G. Bulkeley
National and state politics mix with aviation and crime
A Wisconsin election probe targets Senator Stephenson with a Senate report urging broader investigation. Hubert Latham survives a crashing second flight in San Francisco. Frank Gotch wed in Humboldt, Iowa. A Butte man commits suicide in an undertaking parlor after a friend of Mark Twain dies. The Sulloway pension bill passes the House for Civil War and Mexican War veterans. Edwin Smith fatally wounds his wife then kills himself at Little Valley. A New York former employee wins $10,000 over false arrest. A Des Moines convention marks the National Gasoline and Gas association gathering. Seventeen sailors drown near Highland Light in a doomed tug operation. Beveridge and Owen push minority or similar actions to oust Lorimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Stephenson
Wisconsin
McGovern
State Senate
United States Senate
Botly
Hubert Latham
San Francisco
Frank Gotch
Gladys Oestrych
Humboldt
Paulding
Mark Twain
Butte
Mont
House of Representatives
Edwin Smith
Little Valley
Charles McGuire
New York
National Gasoline, Gas Association
Des Moines
Corbin
Pine Forest
Treverton
Lykens
Highland Light
Beveridge
Senate
Committee On Elections
William Lorimer
Owen
Senate Sees Lorimer Case and Direct Vote Plea
The report to the United States Senate covers Lorimer’s bribery allegations and a bold Borah drafted bid for direct senatorial elections. Brandeis warned railroads could save 180 million annually by cutting waste, while other items note a fire at Cincinnati’s Chamber building, a 32 million Lincoln memorial bill, and a fatal wreck on the Santa Fe line near Mulvane Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Holatlaw
Senate
Oglesby
Deneen
Luka
Senate Forest
Lorimer
United States Senate
Borah
Judiciary Committee
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Interstate Commerce Comission
Washington
New York State
New Jersey
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Senate Committee On
William Lorimer
Illinois
Crawford
South Dakota
New York
No Flat
Bronx
Newton
N. J
Society For the
W. W. Kyle
Weston
Crete
Taft
Great Britain
France
Russia
Italy
Joe Coster
Brooklyn
Themit
Abe Atlel
Cullom
Tltnois
Abraham Lincoln
W. 8. Sims
United States
London
Hianse Committee On Agriculture
Grand
Groaseup
Carpenter
United States District Court
Sherman
Maryland
District of Columbia
Golquitt
Texas
Fort Worth
American National Livestock Association
Treasury
MacVeagh
John Shielda
O. M. Zarn
W. T. Lias
Santa Fe
Mulvane
Kan
Free Passage for American Ships May Be Subsidy
Washington reports show Congress debating tolls for the Panama Canal and whether the United States should pay for the tolls on vessels flying the American flag. Proposals range from government subsidies to commercial ship involvement, with factions warning of paternalism and risk to shipbuilding trusts. Revenue Cutter officers honor Senator Frye, while Democrats fear caucus discord over committee appointments and party unity. Canadian reciprocity talks advance, aiming to free Canada’s natural products in return for limited concessions, amid Republican and farmer-interest scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clinton
Washington
Congress
United States
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Taft
Panama Canal
Uncle Sam
Pahama Waterway
High Seas
Republic
Insand
Frye
William P. Frye
Maine
Hale
Senate of the
United States Revenue Cutter Service
Senate
Revenue
Revenue Cutter Service
Army
Navy
Navy Department
House
House of Representatives
Itla
Champ Clark
Committee On Committees
Clark
Canada
William Paterson
William 8. Fielding
Finance
Charles Pepper
the Treasury
Repubiicans
Republican Party
Archie Butt
Huntington Wilson
White House
Earth
Mr. Wilson
Archibald Butt
Fleld
Invertebrate Refutes Cigarette Smoker Claim
A lively exchange centers on a misheard remark about Clolly de Montmoren. The speaker clarifies the term used, insisting the intended word was invertebrate, not inveterate, altering the joke’s target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clolly de Montmoren¢Y
Market to the Outside Angling of a Silent Rignx Side
Not infrequently the text hints at a market external to known bounds. The fragment references a rignx side and outside dynamics, suggesting an economic or spatial fringe discussed within the source. Readers should note the incomplete description and potential thematic focus on outside forces.
Battle Near Border Leaves Forty Dead Says Front Dispatch
San Antonio reports a fierce border clash between Mexican federals and insurgents. The front dispatch from Comstock Texas cites Id O Reilly, noting the insurgents held the bay for three hours before federals withdrew two miles and encamped. The fighting marks a revival after a month of lull with heavy losses on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
O'Reilly
Mexico
Comstock
Navarro
Cerro Prieto
Mal Paso
Untermyer Calls Trust War a Sham at Civic Federation
Samuel Untermyer denounced government trust policy as a monstrous sham. He argued courts and the Sherman law failed to curb vicious combines while punishing small firms. He urged rigid federal regulation to preserve benefits of combinations and curb destructive competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Civic Federation
Samuel Untermyer
Mgr. Untermysr
Five Die in Gas Blast at Connellsville Store
A gas explosion at a five and ten cent store in Connellsville Pennsylvania killed five people and injured twelve. Fire destroyed the building as clerks and customers were buried in collapsing walls. A young woman reportedly fought a rescuer before dying in the flames. Only three victims, all female clerks, were identified. The blast was caused by workers failing to cap a supply pipe after removing a natural gas meter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
Storm stalls two trains near Melding Montana
Spokane reports Great Northern passenger train No 3 and fast mail No 27 stalled in four day blizzard near Melding Montana. Officials fear over fifty passengers and crew aboard two trains with no dining cars. Last contact was Tuesday morning via a train operator message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Great Northern
Oregonian
Melding
Mont
Child Slain by Thieves in Albany Area
Police seek help nationwide to identify a five year old boy whose frozen body with acid stains around the mouth was found in a swamp near the Schenectady road. Authorities believe the child was poisoned by kidnappers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Schenectady
House Passes 36 Million Bill Through Legislature
Washington report: The House on Thursday approved a legislative executive and judicial bill carrying about 35 million dollars. The measure funds government operations and priorities, with the tally reflecting broad support across parties and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Advice to Women 2 a 2 Kh Lydia Pinkham’s Help Free
Women suffering from any form of illeges are invited to communicate with Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts. Letters are received opened read and answered by women. Lydia E Pinkham’s assistance comes with consent of writers and no letters leave the firm. A free 80 page Text Book is offered by mail. Write for it today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addresa Ficktam
Ears of Lydia Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Lydia EH
Pinkham
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and CCC tablets ad seen
A faded ad presents Edward A Marx of Albany praising Concarets CCC pills for indigestion and biliousness. It touts Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a stomach and bowel regulator, sugar coated and potent, with a money back guarantee and a 40 year history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Marx
Albany, N.Y
Anniversary Tease Sparks Quiet Memory Moment
Mrs Faraway recalls a wedding anniversary during a playful exchange with Professor Faraway. The moment turns reflective as he half notices the date and the social gesture unfolds within the Stray Stories dialogue.
Long Time Coming Real College Boy in Department Store
Esme raldo encounters Archibald in a department store as Drake Delphic delays change. A saleswoman probes for patience, while the suspense builds over a tracer request and the lure of money from home in this terse dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmeraldo
Archibald
Drake Delphic
A Little Mixed Admiral Evans Quip on Naval Policy
Admiral Evans at a San Francisco luncheon criticized a naval policy calling it mixed. He compared it to Bob Backatay becoming a submarine engineer and quipped that dangerous work keeps a man’s head above water.
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Admiral Evans
San Francisco
Bob Backatay
Bob
Backatay
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General News
Revenue Cutter
Fielding
Mose
Post
Fostum Cereal Co., Ltd
Mich
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