Mulhall Testimony Details Political Letters on Roosevelt and Tall
Martin M. Mulhall a noted tobaccoist for the National Association of Manufacturers testified before the senate hobby committee. He cited letters showing Roosevelt endorsing Tall for secretary of war and described efforts to influence Congress against the president. He also noted plans to oppose Maryland delegates and discussed Beveridge Hemenway clashes and other political maneuvers surrounding the Chicago convention.
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Washington
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate Hobby Committee
Roosevelt
Mr. Tan
Fred C Schwedtman
Mulhall
James 3. Sher- Tap
Cannonsas
White House
Warsen Estalne
Moosevelt
Earth
Talc
Mulbalalaa
Arlons Congresseen
Townsend
Michigan
Mulhell
Seiwektman
Carter
Hemenway
Aldrigi
Seyile
Murdock
Campbell
Nelyonder
Knawsett
Beveridge
Bescridge
Indiana
Watson-Cannon
Schwedeman
Wiles
Brock Rasif Dickering
Semwedtman
Mullsl
Portemouth
Schwettman
Chicago
Twenty Two Poisoned by Ice Cream at Picnic Site
In Coldwater Ailsa on July 13 twenty two people are critically ill after eating ice cream sold at a Sunday school picnic. Doctors fear many may not recover. the dessert was served at the afternoon event and several guests stayed overnight.
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Picnickoes
Bay
Coldwater
Ailsa
Peter
Bulgaria cut off by Roumanian army
Sofia and Varna communications are severed as Roumanians seize the cable station at Varna and cut rail links to the capital. Bulgaria risks starvation as Turkish forces advance toward Kirk Kilis. Bucharest reports sinking Danube vessels to deny them to Roumania. Roumania explains invasion aims as strategic traffic needs and regional balance.
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Bulgaria
Varna
Black Sea
Maus
Sebastopo
Dussara
Setvia
Roumania
Ferdinand
Charles of
Kirk-Kilisseh
Bucharest
Danube
London
England
Donriteh
Baltenik
Japs Threatened by Mob at Steamboat Springs
A Denver and Salt Lake railroad extension crew clashed with Japanese borers housed in box cars. Sheriff Chivington arrested three ringleaders and posted deputies around the bank to stop mob violence. Road officials claim Japanese labor will not be allowed due to white terror fears. Construction is delayed by labor scarcity.
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Colo
Denver & Salt Lake
Denver
Beum
Sherif Chivington
Bryan Delivers Jap Reply On California Land Law
Secretary Bryan delivered the American reply to the last two Japanese notes on the California anti alien land law to Ambassador Chinde. He cabled it to Tokyo at once. As with the prior note, the contents were not released to the public.
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Washington
California
Bryan
Chinde
Tokyo
Largest Water Power Permit Granted to Pacific Light and Power
Washington July 17 Secretary Houston argued granting rights to the Pacific Light and Power Company of Los Angeles to operate power plants in the Sierra National Forest. The project would deliver electric power to Los Angeles and vicinity at 150000 volts, claimed as the highest commercial transmission ever attempted, with 240 tones to the city.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Pacific Light and Power Company of
Los Angeles
Sierra National Forest
Wilson seeks full Mexican crisis files before ambassador’s arrival
Washington July 14President Wilson orders the State Department to compile all information on Mexico from the Madero revolt to the present. The vast file, over two years, will be read by the president before Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson arrives. Secretary Bryan reports telegrams from Hale indicating shaky Huerta stability and cautions against immediate recognition.
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Washington
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Wilson
State Department
Unt
White House
Bryan Calis
Bryan
William Bayard Hale
Mexico City
Rio Grande
Huerta
Hale
United States
Paris
Ambassador Wilson
Felix Diaz
Yarmamote
Japan
Jingoes
Renors Lut Japio
Tiars
Diaz
Ger
Cannot Move Wife's Body to Sell Cemetery Plot
In New York a judge ruled that a man who remarries loses rights to his deceased wife’s body and cannot move it from Woodlawn Cemetery to sell the plot. George J. Stone sought removal to obtain funds, facing opposition from the dead woman's sister.
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New York
Justice Philbin
George J. Stone
Woodlawn
Agle
Stonne
Mrs Fish to Be Queen of Fairies at Newport Ball
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish will be queen of the fairies at the Crossways costume ball on August 1. The Fish Ball is expected to outshine past events, with more than 300 Mother Goose costumes being crafted by New York designers.
Insurance Man James Morrison Shoots Self in Beaumont Office
James Morrison fifty an insurance man shot himself in his Beaumont Texas office. He died from a self inflicted wound to the heart. He leaves a widow and several children. The cause is unknown.
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Beaumont
Tex
James Morrison
Sis
Seth Low Seeks End to Rail Arbitration Impasse
New York July 19 Seth Low president of the National Civic Federation urges arbitration to resolve the wage dispute between eastern railroads and trainmen and conductors. He meets railroad managers to push for a broader agreement as trainmen contend roads act in bad faith by insisting on rail arbitration for grievances already raised. The deadlock follows prior mediation hints and railroads accusing workers of threatening to quit without broader settlement.
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New York
Erh Low
National Civic Federation
Newlands
Low
Searerg
Jace and
Garrotean
12 Injured in Collision near Perry Madison
Dry Four passenger train No. 1 struck the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern passenger train between Perry and Madison east of here as the Lake Shore train waited for a freight ahead. The impact splintered a dining car and telescoped a Pullman, injuring 22. Eight diners were rushed to Cleveland Hospital. others treated at Madison and Perry. Not fatally hurt include conductor W. Buchanem Ludlow Ky and seven dining car crew members. The Lake Shore train was held on the main track by the stalled freight.
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Cleveland
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Perry
Madison
Here
Madson and Parry
W. Buchanem
Ludlow
Largest public pool opens amid heat rush in St Louis
More than 10,000 people entered the new swimming pool as spectators filled the park. Five boys were pulled from the water and resuscitated after efforts by life guards, while dressing rooms were torn from their foundations in the crowds. The park commissioner seeks extra police and medical help.
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Sc. Louis
Iige
Park Comnplseioner
City Ice Delivery to Meet Ice Men's Union
Cleveland reports the City Ice Delivery company, employing most striking ice delivery men, recognized the newly organized ice men's union and agreed to a conference with union representatives. It was said before the conference that the company would agree to a compromise.
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Cleveland
City Ice Delivery Company
Lce Men's Union
RIDE WIFE ON RAIL IN mob-attack at Hola town
A mob of women in Hola beat and carried Mrs. John Richardson on an old fence rail through the main street for an hour. Her husband, shopkeeper disabled by a wheel chair, had accused her and his brother in law, William Dumell, who disappeared with her husband’s kin. The town ordered her to leave, and another woman later confirmed the gathering as a rat party with few names given by storekeepers.
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John Richardson
Hola
Gray's Lake
Nogu
William Dumell
Induw
Hole
Richardson
Menthy
Caroers
Othe Richardson
Mrs. Richardson
ENGINEER COLLAPSES ABOARD FAST TRAIN IN WISCONSIN
Hundreds of Northwestern passengers rode a danger filled downgrade near La Crosse when engineer Henry Deiner collapsed from an apparent apoplexy. Fireman Jacob Nourman tried to rouse him as the throttle man slumped forward, the train stopped and doctors treated the unconscious engineer on his first trip.
Collision sinks lake steamer amid harbor panic
In Chicago on July 18 a collision between passenger steamers Sheboygan and Iowa caused panic as the damaged vessel threatened to go to the bottom near the harbor. River tug Tiga rushed to the scene and warped the Iowa to safety, preventing further distress at North Water Street dock.
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Ollsion
Chicago
River Tiga
Intra Dock Ag
Sheboygan
Iowa
Goodrich Company
Iowa Sand
North Water Street
Resignation of New Haven President Mellen Accepted
New York July 19 directors of the New York New Haven & Hartford railroad formally accepted president Charles Mellen's resignation. No successor chosen yet. A committee of three board members was appointed to take action on the matter.
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New Haven Railroad
New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Charles Mellen
Mellen
Girl Drowns at Gary Tin Plate Bench
Ethel Horner sixteen years old drowned at the tin plate bench in Gary Ind Ralph Ryan attempted rescue and was carried from the water unconscious.
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Gary Leach
Gary
Ind
Ethel Horner
Ralph Ryan
Wisconsin state income tax boards names tested back pay
Madison reports the Wisconsin state commission announced yearly appointments for county income tax boards of review. Milwaukee County pays workers ten dollars daily while other counties pay seven dollars. List of members includes Shebeet, May Bell, Harvey, and numerous others across counties and towns.
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Gillet
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la Crisse
Taaban
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Raeboy
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