Lamar Hunts Law Firm in Wall Street Scandal Testimony
Lamar and Lauterbach testified before a Senate committee about their Wall Street activities. The Attorney General McReynolds ordered a federal probe to determine possible criminal grounds and future prosecution. Lamar called himself the villain, saying the others were men of high ideals, and admitted he sought an explosion that he did not get.
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Buccaneer
Wall Street
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Glven
Lamar-Lautertac
Senate Committee
McReynolds
Lamar
Department of Justice
Lamar and
Lauterbach
Congress
United States Attorney's Office
New York
Marshall
Grand Jury
Wall Streets
David Sag
Senate
Beepdlate
Edward Lauterbach
Democratic Congress
House of Morgan
Morgan
Standardis
Led Yard
Lovett
Tam
Lemar
Peron
Morning News Briefs Open With Uncertain Strike Threats
Amid scattered reports of labor tensions and legal probes, the day’s items include a theft case, a jewelry clerk confession, a $20,000 forger suspect, and notices of court moves. Also covered are political and economic notes, currency debates, and regional concerns from Vanderbilt to Matine.
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Jederle Tenoren
Gaynor
Fitna
Big Insurance on a Racehorse Tracery
August Belmont a European chairman insured his racehorse Tracery for 100. The step follows a recent Derby disruption when a man attacked the leader at Ascot, mirroring suffragette tactics. Tracery, winner of the St Leger, is highly valued as a top English turf colt. Belmont’s policy of 130,000 reflects high regard for Boek Sand offspring.
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August Belmont
Dockes Club
Europe
Tracery
England
Belmont
Boek Sand
Balkan battle yields 30000 fall and Bulgarian routs
Sofia reports a major clash between Bulgarians and Servians with about 20000 killed or wounded. Evacuations of Kotehana and Istip are confirmed as General Kovacheff’s forces push through brutal fighting. Greek defenses at Serres remain unoccupied and total war casualties rise to around 40000. General Kovacheff’s army storms strategic positions on Sul tanete, taking six guns.
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London
Sofia
the Times
Kotehana
Istip
Kovateheft
Bulearlane
Petroff
Boyadjieff
Kovatcheff
Twanoff
Serres
Toehef
Sultanete
McCombs in weak state after appendicitis operation
William FP McCombs chairman of the Democratic National Committee is in a weakened condition after yesterday’s appendicitis operation performed by Bouchet. Recovery will require several weeks of rest and care.
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Paris
William FP. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Bouchet
Blease Pardons 16 More From Prison
Governor Blease granted executive clemency to sixteen convicts today, raising total releases to 721 since taking office a little over two years ago. Among those freed were two sedition cases. The governor said no further pardons will be issued until Thanksgiving Day, a policy he signaled last year with seventy nine releases.
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Columba
Blease
Clingen Divorce Reveals Double Life Across Two Homes
Ada M. Clingen of 39 Claremont Avenue obtained a divorce from John J. Clingen, a salesman, after evidence showed he maintained two households. Justice Tompkins granted the decree in White Plains. Clingen lived with his wife and children until December, then with a Cedarhurst partner and two young children. The separation agreement set alimony at 2081% monthly for one year starting January 1, 2013, and 3750 annually thereafter.
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Ada M. Clingen
Claremont Avenue
John J. Clingen
Sik
Clingen
Justice Tompkins
Supreme Court
White Plains
Cedarhurst
Long Island
Cedarshurst
Boy 12 Quests Millionaire Dream in New York
Louis Brown, 12, son of Alexander and Mrs Brown of 78 Benefit street, arrived in New York with bootblack box seeking wealth as Horatio Alger heroes. A patrolman guided him to Stagg Street station on vagrancy charges after parents reported him missing at dawn.
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Lewis Brown
Horatio Alger, Jr
New York
Burke
Graham Avenue
Broadway
Ooklyn
Louis
Stagg Street
the Tribune
Providence
Louis Brown
Alexander Brown
Benefit Street
Striking Trainmen Could Paralyze Eastern Roads
Boston and Maine President Mellen resigns to focus on New Haven system as strike talks falter. Leaders warn a walkout by conductors and trainmen could affect 50,000 miles of road and 100,000 workers, with potential impact on millions of travelers and $500 million in wages. Negotiations collapse after Erie's withdrawal and arbitration refusal.
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Erie
A. H. Garretson
Order of Railway Conductors
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway
West
Erdman
Gare Rotson
Elisha Lee
J.C. Stuart
Erie Railroad
Garreton
Werle
Erle
Boston
New Haven Railroad
Boston & Maine
Charles 3. Mellen
Ines
Mellen
Maine Central Railroad
Boston & Mat
Boston & Maine Directory
Maine Central
New Haven
Morris, McDonald
Portland
Hoston & Maine
New Haven Road
McDonald
Hostong
Maine
Boston& Maine
Both Roads
On Haven
Intate Commerce Commission
Charles A . Frouty
Ton
Louis P. Brandeis
Farnough
Central
Heston & Maine
Jealousy motive for girl s murder in Harvey s Lake case
A murder at Harvey s Lake grinds through a tangle of motives with jealousy cited as a key driver. Suspect Herbert Johns, the girl Miss Mike Alice Crispell s suitor for two years, faces questioning. rival Harrison Cann denies involvement as authorities pursue leads, including a troubling letter from Johns to the victim.
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The
Tribune
Wilkes-Barre
Penn
Mike Alice Crispell
Harvey's Lake
P. d. Hugging
Will Ixcuss
Herbert Johns
Bigelow
Harrison Cann
Canny
Johns
Cann
DROW E ROVING BOY REVIVED IN NEW ROCHELLE
Elmer Baden sixteen of The Bronx was revived yesterday in Echo Bay New Rochelle by Oscar Ettari a Columbia student and US Volunteer Life Saving Corps member after an hour of resuscitation. He was taken to New Rochelle Hospital and may recover. Moonlight trip up the Hudson on Day Line tickets sold for evening sail with orchestra and timetable details included.
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Elmer Baden
East 15Th Street
Bronx
Echo Bay
New Rechelle
Oscar Mttari
Columbia College
United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps
Buelow
Ettari
New Rochelle Hospital
Hudson
Washington Irving
Deabrosnes St
Connolly Accuses Justice Cohalan in Albany Testimony
John A. Connolly testifies before joint Judiciary committees that Justice Daniel Cohalan demanded a 5 percent share of Victor Heating Company profits in return for city contracts and that partial payments and a 10 percent gross receipts plan were discussed. He describes destroying all records and tearing out letter copies, while legal battles over secondary evidence follow.
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Star
the Tribune
Albarty
John A. Connolly
Supreme Court
Daniel ¥. Cohalan
Victor Heating Company
Joint Judiciary Committees
Justice Cohala
Ace Cuser
Cnnolly
Albany
Connolly
Cohalan
O'lanion
St. Louis
Grand Jury
Connelly
Alfred B. Cruikshank
Cruikshank
John S. Stunchfield
Joseph A. Kellogg
Attorney General
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Esecceeesee Society
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Tore Vbarsenesel
Balkans
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General Committee
Garretson
Brand
Northern New Hampshire Railroad
Boston &Lowell
Keing
Union Pacific
Union Pancific
Charles ST. Mellen
John D
Alice Crispell
Trucksville
Ifso
Martha
Harry
St Ha
Lehlman's
Howard
Danny
Lake
Trusne
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
John Dés
Aris
Rockefeller
Forest Hill
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Houseman
George Rudd
Justice
Defence
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