Slashed Brawl with Congressman Slashedn Thomas in Barroom Fight
In Washington on August 6 Representative Robert Y. Thomas of Kentucky scuffled with David Goodlett, an Alabama assistant doorkeeper, in a New Varnum hotel barroom. A knife flashed, bystanders separated them, Goodlett showed a neck cut to Officer McNamara, and Thomas was escorted to safety by Heflin and Jamies. Goodlett claimed mistreatment and bore a neck injury.
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Washington
New ‘Varnum
Robertt Y. Thomas
Kentucky
David Goodlett
Alabama
Goodlett
Thomas
Thonas
Goorlet
McNamara
Olle’ Jamies
Heflin
General Markets Summary of Aug 6 Commodity Prices
Market report lists butter creamery extras at varied percent yields. potatoes Long Island and Jersey by the bushel or bag with sharp price ranges. dressed poultry Western frozen broilers milk fed and corn fed. live stock cattle supply steady with price bands from 7.26 to 10.50 for calves and cows mixed markets.
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Hennery
Shi Ae
Mae
Long Island
Jersey
New Southern
Gozen
Dosén
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Virginia Palac
Plan That Measure Shall Have Right of Way Over All
Washington reports that Senator Owen pressed currency reform amid opposition from Senator Hitchcock who argued no urgent need. On the floor Senator Hitchcock opposed comprehensive currency legislation, while in the House Underwood arranged priority for the currency bill over other business. Saulsbury warned against delaying tactics and urged support for tariff reform as a commonwealth benefit.
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Hitchcock
Washington
Owen
Banking Committee
Hoke Smith
Nebraska
Smith
Senate
Congress
Democratic Central Committee
Sarpy County
Neb
Oklahoma
House
Underwood
Sanlsbury
Delaware
Saulsbury
Commonwealth
Gerard Says He Will Accept Wilson Ambassador Post
James W. Gerard of New York states he does not intend to refuse President Wilson's commission as ambassador to Germany. In a Berlin cable to Joseph P. Tumulty he explains his joking remarks about embassy residence costs and a tax plan for Americans abroad were facetious.
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Berlin
Washington
James W. Gerard
New York
Wilson
Germany
Joseph P. Tumulty
Gerard
Tumulty
Bonded Warehouses Overstocked Await Tariff Legislation
Washington reports bonded warehouses at major ports hold $105.93 million in goods as of June 30, up from $72.24 million a year earlier. Officials cite pending tariff legislation as driving stockpiles, with two thirds located in New York.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commette
New York
Te oy tee se eo ee
A brief note reads in a local dialect, conveying a terse message about a planned gathering or event. The fragment suggests casual communication, lacking clear dates or participants, and appears to be part of a larger community note.
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Tormaen
Strauss
Doe
Burrhio Ig
Ational
Tee Lease As
Teed
Sweoysi
America
Smythe’s
the Consolidated Gas CO. of
New Jersey
Davis
U. S.A
Fort i. G. Wright
General Markets
Muriel
Childs
Toc
California
Childs’ Golden Peaberry
Golden Santos
Golden Rio Coffee
Alaska
Coleman’s
Ivins
Walter Baker
Lebanon
Lipton
West End
Westwood Avenues
Broadway
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