Radicals Force Currency Change in Perilous Stand
Washington reports insurgent Democrats on the Banking and Currency Committee forced a radical amendment banning interlocking directorates among national and state banks. Chairman Glass protests while President Wilson’s influence is urged to salvage the currency bill amid a looming substitute and possible defeat.
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Wingenhelm Meiress Socialist Hero
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Grant Sues for Divorce in Goldfield
Jesse Root Grant, youngest son of the late President Grant, filed for divorce from Elizabeth Chapman Grant in Goldfield Nevada on July 23. He cites desertion as the sole ground. Grant, born February 1857 near St Louis, lived in Goldfield six months. The couple wed in California and have two children, Nellie and Chapman.
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Grant
Elizabeth Chapman Grant
Desee Root Grant
St. Louis
Washington
Cornell University
Europe
Elizabeth Chapman
California
Nellie
Nd Chapman
No Scenery No Work At Wright Shoes Factory Strike
Twenty five findng room workers at the E. T. Wright Company shoe factory quit this morning over scenery blocking screens. White cheesecloth window screens were installed in the finishing department six years ago, but the latest addition prompted the walkout.
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Boy Snatched From Home As Rabies Paroxysms Start
John Melnenny, a boy of unknown age, bitten on arms and legs by a stray dog weeks earlier, was taken to Jersey City City Hospital yesterday afternoon as rabies paroxysms began. He had wounds cauterized at once, while he continued to work daily to support his mother.
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City Hospital
Jersey City
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Hostilty
Mexico
Porallele
Wilson
Huerta
Wilken
Bacon
United States
Whiskers Plot Strikes New York Barbers
A rumor claims a 12 000 barber strike in Manhattan and the Bronx is part of a plot by safety razor manufacturers to force men to use new razors. The piece alleges Italian hand involvement and accuses barbers of collusion with manufacturers as shops close and men turn to drugstores for razors.
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New York
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Shoots Father as Robber at Port Reading Camp
John Thompson fired three times to wake a boy camp near Port Reading New Jersey. Thirteen year old Mixson Thompson seized a rifle and shot his father, who died instantly. The elder Thompson, a carpenter and Port Reading Building and Loan organizer, led a camp of five youths including Mixson.
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Fire Claims 97 Year Old In Hall Village Blaze
In Hall village Ontario County a fire destroyed a home belonging to George Renwick and Mrs Anna Hewson killing a 97 year old resident. The blaze prompted a community response as investigators seek the cause and the fire's impact on local farming families.
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Ontario County
George Renwick
Anna Hewson
Socialists' Guggenheim Heiress Pursues Reform in New York
Mrs. Horatio G. Winslow, heir to the Guggenheim fortune, has left Tiffany and lives on the East Side pursuing activism. She sells socialist tracts, hosts a free tea at Socialist HQ, writes at dawn, and maintains a downtown office while her father funds her wage income.
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East Side
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Europe
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Jessie Wilsons Beau to Dulfer Jury Disagrees
Francia B Sayre, engaged to Miss Jessie Wilson, will lead the abandonment bureau in the District Attorney's office and study married folk troubles. A twelve hour jury wrangle in the Arthur Dulfer purse theft case ends in disagreement, with the trial to resume next Monday as Captain Dulfer and son face ongoing scrutiny and grand jury actions.
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Dulfer
Francia B. Sayre
Jessie Wilson
Wilson
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Skinner
Sayre
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Arthur Dulfer
Brooklyn
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Nieman
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Kings County Grand Jury
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Anna Dulfer
Grand Jury
Miks Anderson
Hugo Hirsh
Dike
Pistol Shot in Commons Causes Panic in House of Commons
A blank cartridge and a toy pistol were fired in the strangers’ gallery during Home Secretary Reginald McKenna’s reply on Emmeline Pankhurst. Washington, a Leeds Socialist club member, was seized and ejected. Relief followed as the weapon proved harmless and a vigilant watch remains.
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House of Commons
Reginald Mc~Kenna
James Keir Hardie
Emmeline Pankhurst
Strangers
Washington
Leeds
Hero saves 500 workers at Brockton factory
Brockton July 2. C G Eaton an engineer at the Preston B Keith factory waded through boiling water to bank fires under the boilers and opened steam valves to prevent a blast. He was severely burned about the feet as he acted to save about five hundred workers inside the burning engine room. An iron pipe to a boiler had a large hole causing the steam flood.
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C. G. Eaton
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Eaton
Fire May Bring Tammany War On Sulzer To Crisis
After the Binghamton factory fire that killed fifty-one, Governor Sulzer and Tammany leaders trade charges over lax factory law enforcement. The Wagner committee will inspect conditions. a public funeral and common grave are planned for unidentified victims. Nellie Connor and Sidney Dimmock are named among the fire victims.
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Binghamton
Department of Labor
Salter-Tammany
Tammany
Wagner Factory
Charles F. Murphy
Wagner
Tammany Mouthpries
Upstate
Toris
Marsden G. Scott
New York ‘Typographical Union No. 6
Nellie Connor
Sidney Dimmock
Fatory
Mroome
Hero forewoman sacrifices life saving co workers at factory blaze
July 23 Binghamton New York laborers rescue eleven bodies from ruins of the Hinghamton Clothing Company's over all factory in Wall Street. Forewoman Miss Nellie Connor led girls to safety crying it is all right if you hurry before perishing herself. Reed B Freeman, president of the company, praised her bravery.
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