Connecticut Congressman Attacks Electric Boat Allegations
A House resolution to investigate claims by Lilley of Connecticut that naval affairs committee members were unduly influenced by the Electric Boat company was adopted. Speaker Cannon named a committee to probe, including Boutelle Kl Stevens Olmsted Howard Broussard. Lilley attended but spoke little, and the body pledged an impartial inquiry into extensive lobbying and campaign contributions tied to submarine construction.
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Washington
Litley
Connectcut
Naval Affairs Committee
House of Representatives
Dalzell
Committee On
Houe
Cannon
Messrs
Boutell
Stevens
Minn
Auncessor
Electric Boat Company
Holland Boat
C. E. Creevy
Eppa Hunton
United States
M.C. Butler
C. S. McNeil
W. KR. Kerr
oMocerg
Congress
Electro Boat Company
Oval Commiitee
Dulectric Boat Company
Sto} and Hoat Company
Ita
Tecessor
Navy Department
Rth
Department
Electric and Hold Company
Pacific
Legisla
Electric Board
Wild
Lilley
Blec
Wile Ua Goerpae Omer Aanet
House
Boutelle Got
Ingenious Plea In Capitol Trimmers Trial
Iyman J. Gilbert closed the sixth week of the capitol trial with a nine and a half hour defense for former State Treasurer Mathues and former Auditor General Snyder. He argued the state had mishandled the case and that one jury could have resolved it. He urged jurors to resist popular opinion and warned against convicting when guilt was not proven. A speech for Shumaker by Percy Allen Rose was postponed to a later session.
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Gilbert
Harrinbore
Capitol
Iyman J. Gilbert
Mathues
Snyder
Pennypacker
Percy Allen Rose
Johnstown
Shumaker
Windstorm Hits Chicago Downtown and Suburbs
A March gale in Chicago reached up to fifty five miles per hour causing chimneys to topple and shopfronts to crumble in the business district. Flooding in Gage Park sent water into homes as thawed waters rose. A funeral near West Fifty sixth Street and Campbell Avenue was halted as a temporary 30 foot bridge of stones and timbers was built to reach the hearse.
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Chicago
Gage Park
West Fifty-sixth Street
Campbell Avenue
Troops Leave Goldfield and Gary Elected Senator
Troops ordered to suppress Goldfield mining riots will break camp today and return toPresidio and Monterey. In Washington Gary of Abbeville has been elected to the U S Senate on the fourth ballot with eighty one votes, succeeding Latimer after a special session.
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Goldfield
Washington
United States
Nev
Presidio
Monterey
Cal
War Départment
Gary
Columbia
D. C
Frank B. Gary
Abbeville
Ashbury C. Latimer
Senate
Latimer
Knocking the Gardner Bill Sparks Bid Withdrawals
Representatives of New York Shipbuilding company of Camden New Jersey and Union Iron Works of San Francisco told the house labor committee that if the Gardner eight hour bill passes they will desist from bidding on government contracts.
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Washington
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden, N. J
Union From Works of San Francisco
House Committee On Labor
Burns Withdrew Forfeit To Bind Johnson Fight
London March 7 Tomy Burns heavyweight boxer withdrew the deposit he had placed with a local bookmaker as a forfeit to bind a match with Jack Johnson the American pugilist.
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Duing
London
Tomy Burns
Jack Johnson
New Automobile Record Set in 60 Horsepower French Car
M G Bermin of Ormond Florida on March 7 completed 160 miles in 72 minutes 6615 seconds driving a 60 horsepower French car. He broke the previous world record of 76 minutes 4085 seconds in a dramatic time trial.
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Ormond
Fila
M. G. Bermin
Mysterious arrests and flood damage headlined across states
In Dayton a man was found with twenty nine solid gold watches and jewelry in a search tied to a suspicious character. Toledo reports river floods jammed bridges and stranded traffic while Philadelphia bankers announce an assignment of creditors. Piqua and Sandusky note murder verdicts and rising building activity as storms and weather disruptions ripple through multiple cities.
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Springfield
C. Maret
Catawba
Dayton
John Dunbar
Biepocketta
van Wert
Mareh
Bowman
Miltinvile Bridge
Philadelphia
William Slade Clark & Co
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Toledoe
Mary
Victoria Potryowski
Cherry Street
Alvin Rice
Howe
Rice
Toledo
Maumee
Calnmbie
Frank Delong
Kautzman
McKinley Memorial
Charges filed against Chancellor Day over Roosevelt defamation
March 7 Vielton church Brandon, VI reports Rev G A Cooke accuses Rev Dr BR Day of defaming President Roosevelt in the book A Raid on Prosperity. Day faces charges of defamation of character, referred to Rev Dr R M Watters for action at the April New York district conference. A stray humorous line appears at end about a goose club.
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Bisetpilne
Brandon
G.A. Coose
BR. Day
Syracineversity
Day
Presdent Roosevelt
R. M. Watters
New York
The
Methodist Church
Chancellor Day
Cooke
Tharaes
Roosevelt
Syracuse University
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Armagh Road
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