Lamar makes a statement in negotiations case
Lauterbach pleaded innocence in a NE case involving negotiations. The statement emphasizes the defendant as a victim while the matter proceeds.
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Lamar
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1913
Page
1
Lamar Defends Motive in Blackmail Inquiry Testimony
In Washington on July 8 Associated Press reports Lamar took the witness stand to explain his motive as pressuring Morgan and other interests to acknowledge Lauterbach and his stance against injustice. Lauterbach testified that he acted as an innocent intermediary in negotiations with the Morgan steel interests, denying any reward or bribery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar
Morgan
Associated Press
Washington
Lobny
David Lamar
Lauterbach
New York
Ledyard
Palmer
Edward Lauterbach
Steel
Congress
Steel Trust
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Clark
Stone
Morgan Steel
Morgan Firm
J. P. Morgan
Reed
Morgan and Steel Trust
Senator Stone
Lauterbach-Ledyard
Increasing Clouds Tonight and Wednesday Weather
A weather report notes increasing cloudiness tonight and on Wednesday. No precipitation or temperatures are specified. Regions unspecified.
Senator Lauterbach Defends Silence on Steel Inquiry
Lauterbach testified he could not fix visit times to Washington or confirm conferences with Lamar. He said he did not know Lamar arranged a Palmer named call to Ledyard for him and that Stone appeared to authorize representation. He denied seeking pecuniary reward from Morgan interests, claiming only a wish to regain public favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lamar
Ledyard
Palmer
Stone
Lauterbach
Steel
Morgan
Ladyard
Windstorm Damages Monroe Business District
A heavy wind hit Monroe at 2 30 this afternoon causing damage across the city. Glass doors and windows in the business district were shattered and fences were toppled. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Creed
Arson Attack At Sir William Lever's Liverpool Residence
Militants calling themselves the Arson Squad burned down the unoccupied country house known as The Bungalow in Rivington. Sir William Lever, chairman of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, owned the mansion which housed paintings and art objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Lever
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
Rivington
Lieutenant Hall Killed In Plane Crash Near Texas City
Lieutenant Loren Hall of the army aviation corps died instantly when his aircraft failed during a mobilization flight north of Texas City. Investigators cited a warm air current as the suspected cause as the plane plummeted from about five hundred feet. His wrecked craft and shattered remains were recovered at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Houston
Texas
Loren Hall
Army Aviation Corps
Texas City
Second Army Division
Hall
Gulf
Fire Destroys Sixteen Businesses at Independence La
Fire burned sixteen business buildings in Independence Louisiana and reached the residential area after crossing the railroad tracks. By noon damage was estimated at 100000 dollars and nearby towns sent fire apparatus to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
Independence
Elks Likely to Elect Leach Exalted Ruler
Associated Press reports from Rochester on July 8 indicate Edward Leach of New York will be elected grand exalted ruler at the Elks annual reunion. It is anticipated Denver will host the next reunion. The order totals over 408000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Edward Leach
New York
the Elks
Denver
Order
Sunday School Senators Balk at International Workers Assembly
Louisiana senators at a convention balked at backing the World’s Seventh Assembly of International Workers. They declined to promise support for the measure proposed by the Jasocratic party.
World Seventhsunday School Convention Opens in Zurich
Delegates from United States and Canada exceed thousand with hundreds from Europe and other continents for the opening day of the World Seventh Sunday School Convention in Zurich. The Tonhalle hosts a grand program led by Dr George W Bailey with a 45 piece orchestra a 300 voice choir and prominent speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Australia
South America
Great Tonhalle
George W. Bailey
Philadelphia
Tonhalle Zurich Symphony Orchestra
Europe
A. J. Bucker
Cincinnati
United States
Canada
Mexico
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
France
Germany
Spain
Italy
Sweden
Russia
Bulgaria
Austria-Hapburg
Denmark
Turkey
Norway
Global list of nations mentioned in the record
A compact catalog of nations named in the piece including Netherlands Philippines Japan Corea China India Iceland and several South American and African countries. The passage lists diverse states without a unifying event or narrative context.
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Netherlands
Phillippines
Japan
Corea
China
India
Iceland
South America
Africa
Bodiddle Joe Norris Killed in Back Alley Robbery
Police say Bob Milford, known as Bodiddle, is jailed for Norris death at the rear of the V., 8 & P. shops near the cemetery gate. Motive linked to robbery as Norris reportedly carried money and a rooming house victim reports loss of over $30. Norris had deposited funds at a Five Points saloon and was a frequent troublemaker on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Norris
Cemetery Gate
Robert Milford
Norris
Wilford
Five Points
Pittsburg Bank Closure Marked by Mismanagement Claim
Washington on July 8 Jno Stelton Williams assistant secretary of the treasury who represented Secretary McAdoo in closing the First Second National Bank of Pittsburg said the institution had been seriously mismanaged with the extent to be determined by the Department of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jno
Stelton Williams
The
Treasury
McAdoo
Pittsburg
Toda
Department of Justice
Bank officers resign as run develops in Pittsburg
Pittsburg July 5 J M Kuhn and W S Kuhn resigned this morning as president and vice president of the Pittsburg bank for savings where a run was being directed. Other officers were chosen to take charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
W S. Kuhn
Pittsburg Bank For Savings
Bank Closed in McKeesport Under OCC Order
The First National Bank of McKeesport in McKeesport Pennsylvania, controlled by the Kuhns, was closed by direct order yesterday and formally closed today by the Comptroller of the Currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
First National Bank of
Kuhns
Lobby corruption under scrutiny grips Washington business leaders
Washington July 8 A Senate lobby committee investigation exposes how graft thrives on secrecy and favors for pay. Lawyers Maxwell Evarts and others testify that public figures rely on whispers and cloaked methods, pressuring business men to use intermediaries rather than direct appeals. The piece contends public officials must be approachable, efficient, and accountable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
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Weather Report
Militant
Suffragettes
Lieutenant Hall
ELKS
Leach
Enth Assembly OF Inter
National Workers
Representa
Tive
Americas
Bishop Vincent
Hartzell
H. J. Heinz
Pittsburgh
Robert E. Speer
Floyd Tomkins
Wilbur F. Crafts
Anna Jarvis
Mothers’ Day
Tonhalle
Grossmaster Cathedral
Ulric Zwingti
Underwood
Messrs
Ransdell and
Thornton
Ransdell
Louisiana
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Culberson
Underwood-Simmons
Newlands
Nevada
Galty
Shafroth
Colorado
Kern
Simmons
Finance Committee
Senate
W. A. Sellers
Iron Mountain
B. B. Handy
Mr. Sellers
Kuhn
Grafter
Lobsi
Brotherskites
Maxwell Evarts
Lovett
Evarts
Cravath
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