Mulhall under fire as blackmail allegations unfold
Special to The New York Times Washington July 14 The House and Senate Lobby Committees settled their differences by agreeing to share bulk correspondence of the National Association of Manufacturers and to supply printed transcripts of Mulhall letters. Mulhall denied seeking money and claimed a $159,000 buyback offer was never his motive, while Emory and Cushing faced scrutiny over campaign payments and political influence in Maine Pennsylvania New York and Maine campaigns.
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New York Times
Washington
House
Senate
Gerrett
House Committee
James A. Fmery
National Association of Manufacturers
Committee
M. M. Mulhall
Mulhall
Senate Committee
Emery
National Association of Manufacturers Aay
New York World
Perriton Maxwell
Searst’s
Barry
Parry
Maxwell
Louis Seibold
J. Seibold
Pennsylvania
New York
Maine
Charles E. Littlefield
G. J. Crockett
Samuel Gompers
Littlefeld
Rockland
Hall
Wilsky
Nelson
Fred Wight
Sherman
Democratic Congressional Committee
Marshal Cushing
Pearre
Maryland
Wellington
C. H. Heitzman
Westmaster
Cumberland
Teed
McComas
Holtzman
Sayville
L. I
Atlantic Communication Company
West Street
Navy Department
Department of Commerce and Labor
New York Harbor
Marconi Company
London
Nauen
Marconi
Italy
Tinker's Blood for Wife Forces Manager to Leave?
Joe Tinker, Reds shortstop and manager, may travel to Chicago for a blood transfusion for his ailing wife. He played yesterday against the Giants at the Polo Grounds and could miss several weeks. Tinker had waited for a call and may depart at noon, leaving the team in last place as it battles for improved form this season.
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Joe’ Tinker
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Tinker
Cincinnati
Giants
Polo Grounds
Reds
Brooklyn
Salvation Army Weddings in London Draw 2500 Members
Four prominent Salvation Army officers tied the knot at Congress Hall Clapton London in a single ceremony. Capt Bramwell Taylor married Capt Phillis Higgins and Capt Edward Higgins wed Capt Eva Evans in a service attended by about 2,500 Salvationists. Evans family in America sent congratulatory messages as friends in New York Chicago and Boston offered congratulations.
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New York Times
London
Bramwell Taylor
Phillis Higgins
Edward Higgins
Eva Evans
Salvation Army
Congress Hall
Clapton
Miss Evans
America
New York
Chicago
Boston
Wife Sues J Hinchliffe in Paterson Anger Case
Mrs Mary A F Hinchliffe files for divorce in Chancery Court alleging threats to kill by her husband ex State Senator and Paterson mayor John Hinchliffe. She recalls March 14 door breaking and fleeing to a neighbor before hospital treatment. he is linked to Paterson Brewing and Malting and reportedly wealthy.
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Trenton
N. J
John Hinchliffe
Paterson
Mary A. F. Hinchliffe
East Twenty-third Street
Cortlandt Parker, Jr
Newark
Chancery Court
Hinchliffe
Paterson Brewing and Malting Company
Anna Blasi Announces Candidacy for City Council First Ward
Chicago July 14 Mrs Anna Blasi a longtime Italian community leader announces her bid to represent the First Ward in the City Council She cites broad support from Italian German Bohemian and other groups and predicts she will become Chicago s first Alderwoman A school to teach women how to use voting machines has opened in the city.
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Chicago
Anna Blasi
Celia Palmer
Blasi
Hudson Boat Rams Rival In Dock Incident
The Adirondack rammed the Central Hudson steamer Marlborough at Newburg New York injuring no one seriously but tearing away a guard rail. Central Hudson vows legal action and appeals to a survey board for damage assessment. Hudson Navigation builds a new pier north of Central Hudson docks.
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New York Times
Newburg
N. Y
Hudson Navigation Company
City Pier
Adirondack
Central Hudson
Marlborough
Herbert R. Odell
Central Hudson Line
Central Hudson Company
Central Hudson Docks
France Denied Access to US Powder Factories
Secretary Garrison refused the French Government permission for ordnance officers to inspect American powder manufactures. The denial covers both government factories and major private firms supplying smokeless powder. The decision rests on a reciprocity issue since France allows American officers to inspect French ordnance works.
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Washington
Garrison
Pankhurst and Kenney clash with police at Pavilion meeting
In London at a Women's Social and Political Union gathering Mrs Pankhurst and Annie Kenney on license under the Cat and Mouse act appeared to wild acclaim. A violent scuffle with detectives followed as Kenney was arrested, while Pankhurst vanished after stating she would return to bed.
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Pankhurst
Annie Kenney
Scotland Yard
Miss Kenney
Holloway
Mrs. Pankhurst
Militants’ Union
Sir Edward Carson
le Smith
Maidstone
Great Bear Spring Sale On Slase-Stopped Bore Bottles
Local ad notes a Great Bear Spring deal offering per case six slase-stoppered borne bottles. (OCR readable fragments only)
Dr Edwin Mead Weighs Peace and National Defense
Dr Edwin D. Mead a noted Boston peace advocate discusses the theme of big armies versus justice for national defense in his upcoming Times column slated for next Sunday.
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Edwin D. Mead
Boston
Wireless two-way link nears between Sayville and Nauen
Berlin July 14 reports successful experiments by Telefunken linking Sayville Long Island station with Nauen near Berlin. Twenty eight word telegraphs sent using Count Arcos high frequency gear required six kilowatts, a feat noted as first clear reception by America.
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United States
Telefunken
Sayville
L. I
Great Central
Nauen
Berlin
Count Arco
America
Telefunken Company
New York Times
Postmaster General withholds invitation as Goldschmidt wireless demos fail
In London, Samuel told House of Commons the Goldschmidt system demonstrated only 382 nautical miles between Hanover and Slough with no intelligible transmissions. He said officials would not witness demonstrations until August and no tender invitation will be issued, delaying the imperial wireless chain by about nine months.
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NEW York Times
London
Samuel
House of Commons
Goldschmidt Wireless
Imperial Wireless Chain
Goldschmidt
Hanover
Slough
Tuckerton
Post Office
Admiralty
Havens Leads In 900 Mile Flying Boat Race To Charlevoix
Beckwith Havens with passenger J B R Verplanck raced toward Charlevoix in a 900 mile flying boat event. They arrived late afternoon with an estimated average over seventy miles per hour, vastly faster than the seven hour train link. Francis and Martin faced delays. both abandoned the contest. Havens and Verplanck aim to finish in Detroit close to schedule.
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New York Times
Charlevoix
Mich
Beckwith Havens
J. B. R. Verplanck
Pentwater
Broken Shore
Roy Francis
Lake Michigan
Havens
Verplanck
Francis
Martin
Lake Harbor
Detroit
Flood traps train after cloudburst near Marietta
In Marietta Ohio following a cloudburst the Muskingum River and Duck Creek flooded the valley. One man drowned and others feared lost. A Pennsylvania passenger train and two freight trains were stranded seven miles north of Marietta. 25 passengers were rescued after crews cut through car roofs. The Marietta bridge was swept away and traffic remained severely disrupted.
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New York Times
Marietta
Ohio
Zanesville
Muskingum River
Duck Creek
William Kauf
Charles Raschen
Muskingum Dam
Raschen
Kauf
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Rail traffic in central Ohio slowly returns after cloudburst
Columbus reports traffic resuming with delays as washouts repair on major lines. Zanesville faces renewed flood fears after 6.45 inch rainfall and 14.6 foot Muskingum rise, with over twenty bridges washed out and thousands of acres submerged.
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Columbus
Ohio
Zanesville
Muskingum
Married athlete stays in college after elopement
Glenn K. Diamond of Cherry Valley New York Wesleyan football star and eloper with May Williams Meriden eighteen remains on track for college. President William Arnold Shanklin announced the marriage does not affect his status as a junior athlete. Diamond alternated at end and halfback on the varsity squad and also played two years on the baseball team. The couple wed last spring and Diamond remained in town after exams to reconcile with authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Middletown
Conn
Glenn K. Diamond
Cherry Valley
N. Y
Wesleyan
May Williams
Meriden
William Arnold Shanklin
Diamond
Miss Williams
Song to Miss Wilson in Lancaster Welcomes Bride to Be
Miss Blanche Nevin, sculptor, composed a wedding song for Miss Jessie Wilson on her engagement to Franklin D. Sayre. The verse invites a hearty welcome, celebrates love, and notes the couple’s meeting at Miss Nevin’s home with their engagement announced.
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Miss Nevin
Mr. Sayre
New York Times
Lancaster
Penn
Blanche Nevin
Jessie Wilson
Jessie
Miss Jessie Wilson
Bryan not able to live on salary warns of expenses
Washington July 14 Secretary Bryan said in Hendersonville NC he cannot live in Washington on his 12000 salary and has to augment income. Reported social costs and rent for Calumet Place at 4000 a year. Observers note cabinet peers have spent more to maintain appearances while some say Bryan could live on his official pay.
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New York Times
Washington
Bryan
Hendersonville
N. C
Secretary of State
Mr. Bryan
Saaed
Wilson
Calumet Place
John A. Logan
James Wilson
John D. Long
Massachusetts
Navy
McKinley
Roosevelt
William R. Day
Supreme Court of the United States
Day
Secretary Day
William H. Taft
Cellumet Place
Whece
Dee
Loot at Castelfranco Cathedral Stuns Milan
Thieves stole medieval art worth about $60,000 from San Liberale Cathedral treasury in Castelfranco, Giorgione birthplace. Authorities lack inventories while €200,000 of works remain in sacristy, including Giorgione's Saint Francis and Liberalis. Stolen items span 14th and 15th century silks, Venetian lace, gold and silver ornaments, rings, rubies, and a gold candelabrum. thefts ongoing for over a year.
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NEW York Times
Milan
San Liberale
Castelfranco
Giorgione
Paolo Veronese
Palma the Younger
Fourteen Ipswich families evicted as strike restates sit in streets
Ipswich July 14 Fourteen families of operatives at Ipswich Hosiery Mills slept in the streets guarding their goods after eviction notices. Evictions were threatened since the four month strike began and workers faced loss of homes if they did not return to work. Most rested on improvised cots or bare ground.
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Ipswich
Bape
Boy Finds 35000 on Railroad Tracks in Mass
Brayton Gardner an 18 year old from North Adams says he found a leather bag containing 35000 on the Boston and Maine tracks yesterday morning and tonight refuses to reveal its location. He hid the money in a safe place and offered its return only to the rightful owner who can identify it. Gardner turned to a newspaper classified clerk to place an ad offering the money to the owner who can identify it and satisfy him.
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New York Times
North Adams
Mass
Brayton Gardner
Boston & Maine Railroad
Gardner
Boston & Maine
Caminetti in oil town after indictment for white slavery
A Taft oil camp near Bakersfield reports Drew Caminetti known as Blackie has been working there for weeks. Indicted by the Federal Grand Jury for white slavery, his identity was revealed by telephone messages from San Francisco. His trial is set to begin tomorrow. Caminetti previously earned $150 a month as a clerk in the State Board of Examiners and left his wife and children to aid a Sacramento girl.
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New York Times
San Francisco
Taft
Bakersfield
Drew Caminetti
Federal Grand
Blackie
Caminetti
Babes
Sacramento
State Board of Examiners
Atchison Bond Suits Head To Kansas Supreme Court
New York bondholders file two lawsuits in Topeka against Atchison city officials demanding a tax levy to fund bond repayments. E. D. Levison & Co. owns 30000 dollars in bonds. Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Co. holds 25000 dollars. Plaintiffs allege failure to follow sinking fund laws and worry over refunding at old rates amid higher current rates.
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New York Times
Topeka
Atchison City
Kansas Supreme Court
New York
E. D. Levison & Co
Atchison
Columbia- Knickerbocker Trust Company
Kansas
Sequel to Court House Scandal Arrest Ties to Mrs Roate
Washington Pennsylvania July 11 description of Greene County Court House scandal continues with the arrest of Mrs Mary Roate linked to February court house orgies that led to the resignation of County Commissioner Jesse McNeely. Her husband was arrested as well with charges not yet specific. The Roates vanished after the February events and were tracked by Sheriff White to a fishing camp in Columbia County.
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New York Times
Washington
Penn
Greene County Court House
Mary Roate
Court House
Jesse McNeely
Roate
White
Roates
Grand _ J
Columbia
Oun Y
Summer Home Looted and Couple Jailed
Mrs. R. C. Deviere of New York City reopened her Milan area summer home near Rhinebeck and found a broken window and much furniture missing. Local authorities detained a couple connected to the Milan area whose involvement is under investigation.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
R. C. Deviere
New York City
Milan
Rhinebeck
Joan Smith
Wilson Averts Railroad Strike in New Lands Bill
President Wilson helped avert a potential rail strike by supporting the Newlands bill amending the Erdman Arbitration act. An armistice is in effect until Wednesday night as Congress prepares to pass the measure and enact an independent board of conciliation plus a six member arbitration panel.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilson
White House
Rairoad Companies
Brotherhoods
Congress
Brotherhood
Commissioner of Labor
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commissionership of Labor
Department of Commerce and Labor
Conress
Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Department of Labor
House
Clayton
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Newlands
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Salvationists
Army
Sues
J. Hinchliffe
New Jersey
Mrs. Blasi
Kenna and Coughlin
Hudson Boat Rams
Newburg Pier
France
The
Sylvia
Pene Way
Bromley
Bnt
Muc
TIMES
Sayville, L. I
Germany
Ohio Valley
Miss Wilson
Boy
Owner
Greene County
Wilson Averts
Griev
Interstate Commerce Committee
Kern
Representative Clayton
Representative Mann
William B. Wilson
Samuel Rea
Pennsyvania Railroad
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
George W. Stevens
Chesapeake& Ohio Railroad
William C. Brown
New York Central Railroad
N. Trumbull
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Seth Low
National Civic Federation
Marcus M. Marks
Ralph M. Easily
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