Mulhall Details Lobbying Ties With Republicans and NAM
In Washington a Senate inquiry into the National Association of Manufacturers hears from Colonel M M Mulhall, a former chief lobbyist. He says NAM funded the Workingmen's Protective Association to pressure Senator McComas over an eight hour bill and that he acted as a secret conduit for labor and manufacturing interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers
Maryland
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Senate
House
M.M. Mulhall
Mulhall
Senate Committee
Hts
Union Labor Men of
Baltimore
L. Cox
Workingmen’s Protective Association
McConna Tt
Wachter
McComas
Senator McComas
Workingmen's Protective Association
Working Men's Protective Association
Mr. Downs
Benator McComas
Republican National Committee
Mr. Cushing
Gortherstone
Mineworkers’ Union
Mitchell
Rockefeller Plans Fountain to Commemorate Fremont at Cold Spring
William Rockefeller of Rockwood Hall Tarrytown plans a plain native stone fountain on the old Post Road near Cold Spring to honor John Fremont. The memorial site sits opposite Fremont’s former home and south of Rockwood Hall. estimated cost is $2,000. Rockefeller recently built a $15,000 bridge to Washington Irving at the Headless Horseman’s Bridge site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rockefeller
Rockwood Hall
Tarrytown
Post Road
John Fremont
Cold Spring
Fremont
Rockefeller
Washington Irving
Constables Save Judge as Accused Man Is Subdued
Ernest Randall, a Virginia mountaineer, attempted to shoot Judge Clarence Cole after sentencing. Two constables restrained him, a struggle for the loaded revolver followed, and Randall was knocked down and disarmed. Randall had faced prior charges for threatening his wife and was sentenced to one year at hard labor in state prison.
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Jurist
Atlantic City
Ernest Randall
Clarence Cole
Randall
Cole
Wea
Pat
Tandall
Captain Cosulcn's missing watch sparks police call at sea
Captain Cosulcn on the Austrian steamship Argentina sent a wireless plea for plenty of policemen on dock arrival. Police Launch No. 7 rushed to South Brooklyn pier, fearing mutiny or a steerage riot. The captain, after officers searched, found his gold watch and chain in his cabin.
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Cosulcn
Argentina
Brooklyn
Cosulich
Leap saves wife as train hits car near Aura
Mrs. Painter leaped from the rear of a touring auto just before an express train struck the car at a grade crossing four miles from Pitman New Jersey. Edmund F. Painter of Philadelphia was killed instantly. the car was demolished. Rev. Clarence Latta, the express engine driver known as the sunshine engineer, was aboard.
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Pitman
N. J
Edmund F. Painter
Philadelphia
Aura
New Haven News Highlights And Court Sessions
Page briefs report on a New Haven trial and local affairs including Baker's Grand Jury testimony, juror appointments, a governor’s memory stir, and a missing girl case. Other items cite finance, taxation, currency changes, and a planned rail conference with officials.
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Weassen Cultor
Luke
Aero
Baker
Grand
Lamar
Tarif
McAneny
Fusion
Gof
J. P. Morgan Investments
Swann
Addison
Sturm
Hoys
New Haven
BR. R
Muller
New Airship Claim Prompts Public Demonstration Next Month
Bridgeport residents await a public demonstration of Simon Lake's new airship concept described by his father Christopher J Lake. The elder Lake claims the craft cannot fall and rises on an even keel, citing parachute principles and submarine boat inspiration. Details and official descriptions remain guarded as patents advance.
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Simon Lake
Bridgeport
United States Navy
Christopher J. Lake
Re Club of America
Von
Wright Wrothers
Mr. Lake
Lake
Aero Club of America
Luke
Connecticut
Astor Hosts Poor Children Outing Plan
Vincent Astor pledges a weekly summer outing for poor women and children of New York. The first trip will be free, with the Ald Society coordinating transport. Each Saturday a boat sails from East 49th Street and East 2nd Avenue to Bath Beach for luncheon aboard and sea views at the society's summer home.
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Vincent Astor
Children's Aid Society
Mr. Astor
Ald Society
East 49Th
East 2Th
Bath Beach
Farrell Feats In Escape After Destructive Frenzy
Laborer Joseph Farrell of West 4th Street wrecked his apartment with a sledge hammer then smashed doors in the hallway. Christopher Bauer and Officer Seifert confronted him as he leaped from a window, leaving Farrell with a fractured skull. He had earlier been hit with a blackjack and acted strangely for months.
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Joseph Farrell
West 4Th Street
Christopher Bauer
Farrell
Seifert
Ut Farrell
Bauer
Seiffert
Defendants Own Story Heard in Cohalan Case
Albany July 11 The combined Senate and Assembly Judiciary committees dismissed charges against Supreme Court Justice Daniel F Cohalan after two hours of arguments. A sub committee will submit a report exonerating Cohalan with Assembly voting first next Wednesday. if adopted the Senate will not consider the matter. Nine members were absent but the decision was deemed decisive by committee members. The panel named an external sub committee to draft the report. The nine names listed include Murtaugh Foley Coats Levy Schaap Sullivan and others.
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Madsen
Mads Madsen
South Elliott Place
Brooklyn
Mineola
Long Island
Miss Madsen
Frank Franzel
East 156Th Street
The
Bronx
Sove
Eugene Hil
Oceanside
Misa Madsen
Rockville Centre
Hill
Springfeld
Theowr
Madgen
Benjamin Seaman
Springfield
Eugene Hill
Edith Madsen
Rome
the Tribune
Albany
Senate
Assembly
Supreme Court
Daniel F. Cohalan
William D. Guthrie
William Travers Jerome
Murtaugh
Foley
Coats
Levy
Schaap and
Sullivan
Justice Cohalan
McClelland
Griffin
Thomas
Walters
Bussey
Brown
Donohue
O'Connor
Vert
Aaron J. Levy
House
Connolly
Bar Association
Guthrie
Legislative Committee
Messrs
Jerome
Stanchfield
Snap Decision in Trial Is Called Hastened Verdict
The committee quick verdict on Connolly's case is described as unwar ranted by defense counsel Jerome and judged justified by the two hour meeting. The sub committee will draft the report tomorrow as Guthrie and Jerome clashed over reading testimony and contract details with the Press Publishing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Travers Jerome
Guthrie
Justice Cohalan
Jerome
Foley
Press Publishing Company
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Johns
America Wilson
Potts
Pear
Wilson
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Tammany
Justice Daniel F. Cohalan
Tribune
Martin
Starkelton
Mich
Glen Martin
Lake Michigan
Charles
Thee
Charlevoix
Beckwith Haven
Roy Francies
Pentwater
Dr. Lloyd
Mrs. Hill
West Point
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Robert Fulton
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