Senators Refute Charge Of Lobby In Senate Hearing
In the first day of the Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing in Washington, twenty senators testified under oath about lobbying related to tariff changes. No proof of improper influence emerged, though some members disclosed personal business interests. President Wilson planned to transmit information in writing, and some senators noted potential conflicts in their own holdings.
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Weston Starts 1000 Mile Walk To Minneapolis
Edward Payson Weston, the famed pedestrian now nearing seventy five, departed New York yesterday on a 1000 mile venture to Minneapolis Minnesota to lay the cornerstone of the Minneapolis Athletic Club clubhouse. The start at College of the City of New York at Grand and 39th Street and Convent Avenue drew Dr John H Finey president of the college and Mr Weston himself in an impressive ceremony.
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Maniac Buries Children in Sea Sand Near Athimthe City
A Philadelphian man, son of a wealthy family, buried three children in six feet of sand on a South Atlantic coast beach. He fought police, was overpowered, and taken to city hall then asylum. Two children bleeding, one limp and near death. physicians call the survivors' prognosis grave.
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Four men deny extortion in Gloucester embezzlement case
Joseph J Summerill and three prominent men were arrested after private detectives overheard dictaphone conversations. They allegedly conspired to extort $150000 to drop criminal prosecution over a Clayton glass company collapse tied to $200000 in bonds. Charles Moore denied guilt. others claimed innocence while a trap was set at Bellevue-Stratford.
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First Passaic River fish in years draws crowds to Kearny
June 3 at Young's pier in Kearny, residents gathered as a two pound sea bass became the first Passaic river fish in twenty five years. George Tate, of West Trudson soccer, hauled it from the water with a net after seeing the fish leap from the river while servicing a motorboat engine.
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D.D.D Soap and Wash Promises Skin Cure
An advertisement claims a D.D.D. prescription wash combining wintergreen thyme and other grasses will reach and destroy skin germs, preventing eczema relapse. It promises instant relief from a 60 cent bottle and offers a positive pay guarantee, urging readers to try Wert's Pharmacy.
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Morgan Stayed 1907 Panic Saver Praised by Judge
New York June 3 Judge Gary paused his testimony in the steel hearing to honor J. P. Morgan as the man who stopped the 1907 panic. He credited Morgan with wealth influence and banker confidence that quelled the crisis and rose to the occasion perhaps unlike any other.
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Wilson currency bill not ready for Congress
President says the Wilson currency measure will not be presented in Congress before next week. He admits he loafed last week by observing Memorial Day, playing golf, and rooting at baseball games, delaying completion of the bill.
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