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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
2
The piece rails at a Nebraska editor who defends the town against city rivals while describing threats from those who vow to kill him. It notes letters from readers in Oregon, Iowa, and Nebraska renewing or sending subscriptions, and lists unclaimed mail and lodge resolutions honoring a fallen member.
The Senate lobby investigations begin to reveal underground workings as the committee questions witnesses including J A T Hull of Iowa. Hull, former congressman, described his work with corn products manufacturers and the Veterinarian Association, plus interests in Cuban duties, cocoanuts, DC phone company matters, and a 1930s Washington dinner funded by coal interests.
West Side Tennis Club game details show Maurice E. McLoughlin defeating Stanley N. Doust in three straight sets to seal the U S victory in the fourth match, giving America three singles wins to Australasia's one and one doubles win. The win earns a spot to face Germany in the tournament’s second round.
Terre Haute man John 48 Lamb, a prominent Democrat, is slated to become ambassador to Mexico. Indiana senators have been consulted. Lamb preferred Switzerland but will receive the Mexican post unless plans alter. A longtime friend of William J. Bryan, Lamb’s appointment hinges on current policy. Meredith Nicholson, the author, may head Switzerland or Portugal.
Washington June 10 department of agriculture forecasts a bumper wheat crop capable of milling over 16.6 million barrels of flour and possibly matching the record wheat harvest of 1901 if conditions remain favorable. Government experts estimate this year's harvest at 744 million bushels. Denver Wins Salt Against Singer Go. Washington June 10. The Singer Sewing Machine company in supreme court loses its suit for an injunction to stop the city of Denver from taxing money in that city which the company had collected from sales for adjoining states.
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