Lobby hearings reveal Mulhall cross examination details
Washington July 22 senate lobby committee heard Attorney Mulhall testify about paid lobbying for manufacturers to influence tariff bills. The session named Watson Emery and others as central figures in a broad campaign to sway lawmakers and secure support for pro manufacturing measures.
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Robert McCarter
Manufacturery Today
Tamer BE. Watean
Indiana
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Timel
Drew
Muthall
Baltimore
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Marehall
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Nob Flekle
Mr. Watson
Good Night Kiss Then Shoots Wife Then Suicide
In Kansas City on July 22 Albert Schneider fired on his wife Olivette G Schneider at her workplace entry after seeking a reconciled good night kiss. He then killed himself. Olivette seeks divorce claiming he had two other wives. She learned of the other marriages four months into their union.
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Albert Schneider
Machintut
Mra
Olivette G. Schneider
Sait
Schneider Way
Omaha
Neb
Waterloo
Iowa
Imrg
Schneider
Hornell
Salt Linke
Sach
Debaters Set to Close on Tariff Debate in Senate
Senate Democrats announced two tariff speeches from their side as the Smoot bill faced resistance. Chairman Simmons of the finance committee said supporters are ready and anxious to pass the tariff measure, while Smoot outlined objections to the agricultural provisions. He argued free meat and cattle imports would benefit large packers and foreign sellers, harming American producers.
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Finance Con
Washington
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Senate
Democrats
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Smicot
Simmons
Finance Committee
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Smoot
Scancor
Canada
Arson Squad Destroys Mansion Near Birmingham
London July 22 arson squad burns a large unoccupied mansion at Perry Bar near Birmingham to the ground. Playards posted near the vicinity bore the words Asquith Is to Blame and include Mrs Pankhurst.
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London
Eng
Sroom
Perry Bar
Birmingham
Boone County forms posse to hunt horsethieves
A report from Boone County says a gang of horsethieves has operated in neighboring counties. A Roche Brothard team horse was stolen today. Despite several passersby witnessing, no trace of the thieves has been found and a posse is forming in Boone County Tow.
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Roche Brothard
peace in 30 days or intervention urged in mexico
Washington July 22 representative Murray of Oklahoma nicknamed Alfalfa Bill introduced resolutions inviting Senate to concur directing intervention in Mexico if peace and order are not restored within thirty days after a presidential proclamation. He characterizes Provisional President Huerta as a "murderer" and his regime as treacherous and murderous. The Cabinet meeting was not held as many secretaries were out of town. Wilson studied state department papers and considered the Nicaraguan treaty while ambassador Lane Wilson moved from Mexico City to Havana then New York, shortening travel time.
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Okahoma
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State Department
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Mexico City
Avana
New York
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Washington
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Mexico
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U. 8
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Dynamite accident injures two boys in Hudson tent
In Poughkeepsie July, 18 year old Martin Funk and his brother Howland Funk were playing in a tent when a dynamite jack in Martin's hip pocket exploded. Martin survived but had his left hand blown off, and Howland suffered minor injuries. The brothers lived in Hudson, and the accident occurred during a wrestling play.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Martin Funk
Howland- Funk
Dad
Martin Wad
Hudson
Bulgarians Still Hold Adrianople Amid Frontier News
July 19 dispatches from Sofia report Bulgarian officials deny Turkish occupancy of Adrianople. Turkish reconnaissance led by Enver Bey sighted near the frontier, causing panic among Bulgarian authorities who ordered fugitives to return. Communications restored with Adrianople citadel as troops retired. Panas to lead Greek peace mission to Nish. An American envoy in Sofia is confirmed safe.
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Adrianonle
Elvir Waneulobarrea
Torace
Molammedans
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Yahce
Troe
Huestrom
Revolt Sparks Trade Stagnation in Southern China
Telegrams from Canton report widespread anxiety as Kwantung province proclaims independence. Shops close, merchants halt consignments, and many flee to Macao, Portuguese Macau, Hong Kong, or head north on foot. Officials retreat with silver and paper money as Yuan Shikai’s or Yuan banner forces loom.
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Kwang Tung
Iccident
Nacac
Hong Kong
Yuan
Shi Kai
Moat
Certificates Sent Rural Pupils Today
Rural pupils in Muncating county schools received certificates today from County Superintendent Hi D Bradley. The certificates covered residents in every high school district within the county, marking successful completion of instructional or graded programs for the term.
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Rival to currency measure reform ushers new bill
Washington July 22 A rival to the administration currency proposal emerged from the House banking and currency committee. Democratic members opposed features of the administration bill and drafted a largely rewritten Glass plan. Representatives Ragsdale Wingo and Henry helped shape the draft, which mirrors recommendations of the money trust probe. The measure may not be introduced until consensus forms, with President Wilson and McAdoo briefed informally.
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Administration
Te House Banking and Currency Commmittes
Ragedale
South Carolina
Democrate
Wingo
ArkKansas
Henry
Texas
House’ Banking and Currency Committee
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Glass
Federal Reserve Danke
Treasury
Tetalu
Mississippi sues railroads for fifty million dollars
Glurkadale July 22 The state of Mississippi sues the Illinois Central and the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley railroads for 50 million dollars in penalties. It seeks enforcement of a law forbidding consolidation of parallel competing lines and to require the railroads to cease doing business in the state.
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Glurkadale
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State of Mississippi
Iilinole Central
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Bath Room Accessories and Summer Comfort Ad
The piece urges readers to consider bathroom accessories for summer use and convenience. It notes higher demand for shower and tub items in midsummer, and prompts to review soap holders, toothbrush supports, glass shelves, medicine cabinets, towels, and related products. The Journal’s advertising columns offer bargains and ideas at moderate costs.
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25 Girls Burned to Death in Fire Report
Reports from Coahuila Mexico describe a clash with federal outposts as constitutionalists advance on Torreon Salinas Monclova and Nuevo Laredo. They claim surrounding Monclova with thousands of troops while insisting Americans and foreigners are protected amid “recon” operations and refugee movements.
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Mexico
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Salis
Monterey
Lampares
Monclova
Newvo Laredo
Manx
Federale
Uve Klitedita
Monclava
Wall Street Fire Kills 25 at Binghamton Clothing Factory
A brick four story factory at 17 Wall Street in Binghamton, New York, the former Freeman Overall company, burned late this afternoon killing at least 25 people and injuring about 50. The 125 workers were mostly women and girls, many on the top floors. flames and smoke spread rapidly through lint and cloth dust as fire engines fought to halt the blaze.
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Binghamton
Wall Street
Binghamton Clothing Company
Freeman Overall Company
Burt
Offles
West Moor
Tventy
Carrie
Waver Street
Trice Alley
Henry Street
Reed B. Freeman
Drilly Dat
Central Fire Station
Tragic Prison Fire Kills 45 In Mississippi Cage
In Jackson Mississippi on July 29 a fire trapped 45 black prisoners on the second floor of the Outley convict farm cage. They died as stairs burned and escape was blocked. The building, timbered ten years ago, lacked a fire apparatus and held volatile materials.
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Jackson
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Outley
Roosevelt party to visit natural bridges in Utah
Moab Utah July 22 the famous natural bridges in southeastern Utah will be visited by Colonel Roosevelt his two sons Archivald and Quentin and high nephew Nicholas Roosevelt John Wetherhill an Indian trader arrived here today to guide the Roosevelt party into Utah from Kayenta Ariz about July 20
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Utah
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Wetherhill
Kayenta
Ariz
Weather update showers and cooler west central areas
A weather brief notes showers tonight into Wednesday with cooler temperatures expected in the west and central portions. River stage at Saintatine today is OA feet.
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