Lamar astounds Obry committee with impersonations and fraud
Washington July 5 The Senate lobby inquiry hears David Lamar known as The Wolf recount impersonating Democratic leaders in telephones to top Wall Street figures. He details schemes to influence officials and protect the steel trust while denying blackmail. Edward Lauterbach challenges the claims as Lamar’s tricks.
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Washington
United States Senate
David Lamar
Wall Street
the Wolf
Senate Committee
Man Front
Congress
Department of Justice
Edward Vanterbach
New York
Lamar
Federal Statutes Or Those of the State of
Lauterbach
J.P. Morgan & Co
A. Pitcher Palmer
Pennsylvania
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Steel Corporation
Morgan Firm
Auterbach
Attorney General's Office
Steel Trust
Clark
Senator Stone
Robert L. Henry
William J. Bryant
Daniel J. Riordan
R. 8. Lovett
Paul D. Cravath
Maxwell Evarts
Union Pacific
McReynolda
W. F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Charles D. Hillen
Republican National Committee
Lauterbachigure
Riordan
John D. Archbold
Eliott
Standard Oil Company
Oil Trust
W. Stroock
United Cigar Btorea Company
Pujo Committee
William Rockefeller
Jeky Island
Money Trust
Ammittee
J.’ Pierpont Morgan
Mesars
Mo Reynolds
Henry
Stone
Bryan
Palmer
McCombs
Hillee
Louis D. Brandeis
J. Pierpont Morgan
Kuhn, Loeb
Morgan & Co
Lamar. Messrs
Ledyard
Cravath
Evarts
A. O. Stanley
Kentucky
Henry D. Martin
American Anti-Trust League
Mr. Stanley
Stanley
Conan Doyle
Congressman Palmer
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Morgan
Steal Trust
Mr. Morgan
Roosevelt
San Francisco Expo Struggles with New Name
Managers of the San Francisco exposition are at a loss for a fresh name as they search for a more fitting title. The joke notes the difficulty in creating a midway style name.
Steering committee roles in Congress described
Fragmentary notes suggest questions about the duties of congressional steering committees and how such bodies influence legislation. The text cites Washington activity and road-related policy as context for committee power.
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Lutien
Congress
Washington
When Romance Follows Strict Legal Procedure
A witty exchange notes that romance follows strict legal steps. A man who courts a pretty girl often finds his chances end in court proceedings, suggesting legal outcomes shape romantic misadventures.
Prompt Acquiescence Dialogue
A brief exchange shows a speaker insisting on persistence while addressing Miss Maymie. The reply conveys weariness and a dismissive exclamation. The fragment captures a moment of tension over perseverance versus fatigue.
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Maymie
Indiana Conference to meet in Gary for four days
The State Conference of Charities and Correction plans a four day session in Gary starting November 16 with a mass meeting and reports by committees on courts prisons child welfare and rural life. Officers include President T F Fitzgibbon Indianapolis and Secretary Frank D Loomis. The event features round table discussions on county and state institutions and social welfare.
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Indianapolis
State Conference of Charities and Correction
Gary
Committee On
W. H. Eichhorn
T. F. Fitzgibbon
Columbus
Mary A. Spink
A. R. Charman
Terre Haute
Frank Harper Hays
Loganaport
Frank D. Loomis
Elsie Freeman
Logansport
W. E. Miller
South Bend
Aisie Huff
Martinsville
Emma Iee Elam
Amos W. Butler
A. G. Weatherly
Bloomington
E. S8mieh
Richmond
George F. Edenharter
Emil W. Leipziger
John B. Joyce
Kokomy
Severance Burrage
Charles 8
Indiana
Richard ©. Johnson
United States
J. L. Tate
Minnesota
Johnson
Staunton
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Silver Hills
New Albany
Glenwood Park
James W. Dunbar
Charles J. Arnold
Greencastle
Association
Ralston
Corydon
State Capitol
E. B. Stoesenburg
Louisville
Louisville Courier Journal
Louisville Times
Louisville Convention and Publicity League
Jeffersonville
United States Arsenal
Reformatory
Thomas Targart
French Lick Springs
C.J Arnold
Preadent
Oscar Cravene
Lew M. O'Bannon
Secon
H. F Schricker
Knox
H. Kh. Wilson
Delphi
Captain Foils Mock Visitor Aboard New Battleship
A fresh superdreadnought opens to visitors when a sneering intruder approaches. The captain orders action and guards to repel boarders, identifying the foe as the person who rocks the boat, and refuses entry to protect crew and guests.
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Bloodlet
Cap'n
Cap’n
Precocious Violence Report in Newark Infant Case
A Newark New Jersey incident describes a twenty month old infant, jealous of his newborn sister, striking her fatally with a fist. The report labels the event as a case of precocious violence, noting the tragedy occurred two days after the sister’s birth.
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Newark
N. J
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Charities and Correction
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Chicago
Illinois
St. Louis
Winois
Huddenbau Lumber Company
Indianapolia
Lumber Businesa
Buddenbaum
C. K. Judson
H. (. Buddenbaum
the Merchants’ Protec Led Association
Samuel Cohen
Maurice Cohen
Leonard J. Meyberg
Samuel Gariifald
Atate Board of Health
State Board
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Bookle
Ca.cola Company
Atlanta
Fletcher
Red Cross Hall
Bix—Jones
Dix
Antry
Cheewer
Manitoba
Baskatchewan
al Bend
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Ohio
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Temple St
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SRC
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Mak
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