Mulhall Lobby Story Provokes Quick Denials Across Parties
Congressmen and prominent figures denounce charges in a New York World report about the National Association of Manufacturers and a Washington lobby. Former Governor Port says he never aided efforts to defeat legislation. Mulhall claims long running influence, naming Cannon Sherman Proctor and others, with hearings planned July 7 and documents in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Franklin Port
New Jersey
Martin McMulhall
Hartimore
National Association of Minus Farourers
Washington
Forts
Jobby
New York
Speer
Contess
Mulhall
Mul Pall
Wet Muthall
Colonel Muthall
Senate
James A. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
James G. Watson
Indiana
Wll
Senator Overman
Taft
Committee N Ways and Means
Joseph G. Cannon
James & Sherman
Proctor
Vermont
Muthall
Association
John Kirby, Jr
Dayton
Ohio
J. Pillip Hird
Plainfield
S.J
James 4. Emery
George 8. Koudinot
Marshall Cushing
George Pope
Pope-Martford Automobile Company
Hartford
Mr. Cushing
Senator Proctor
Cannon
Sherman
Senator Foraker
Watson
Muthatt
Senator McComar
Colonel Muthatt
He Kaya
United States
Louis E. McComar
Maryland
McComaw
Tabor
McComas
Frank Wachter
Sidney Muda
Charles Shearn
Congress
Cushing
Charles
Littlefield
Maine
James W. van Cleave
van Cleave
Foraker
Aldrich
Standard Oi! Company
The
Steel Corporation
American Sugar Refining Company
Tobacco
Railroad
Frank F. Porter
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Mpers
Gompers
Muthall S
James EK. Watson
House Judiciary Committee
Mulhallays
H. H. Vreeland
Jane Association
George W. Fairchild
W. S. Bennet
J. Sloat Fassett
W. M. Calder
M. A. Driscoll
W. H. Ryan
Fort
Gardner
Dong
Murphy
Wiliam H. Speer
Vivian Tawis
Woodrow Wilson
National Association
Ity
Hevy
Mulhall Baw
Emery
John Mitchell
United Ming Workers
Cole
J. de Gardner
Solene
Mulhalls
Bie
Atlantic City
House Labor
Idiner
William 8. Bennet
Cyrel Mulhall
Muthatl’s
Poughkeepsie Fathers Form a Union Report
Poughkeepsie June 2 The Parents Protective League is to be launched by M. G. Du Bois to defend fathers against new child care regulations and burdens. The effort envisions a union of dads to oppose costly restrictions and tariffs across travel and services, with backing from major firms and notable political figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Parents’ Protective League
M. G. du Bois
Russian Family A Tale Of Persecution And Resettlement
A Russian family, Traae Petroff and six children, recently arrived by steamship and are living with support from the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society as their property faces confiscation by the Russian government. The family and relatives once followed a Seventh Day Adventist faith, and the article discusses the harsh government actions and broader labor and political implications without sensational detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traae Petroff
Ror
Petry
Rusu
Te Dudalen
Everriment
Persecution claims spark depor ting fears and lobby denials
The report describes a Kiev gymnasium dismissal of Ted faith and the Poher boys amid czarist pressure to flee to New York. Families allegedly charted a hurried departure with savings and a planned journey. officials warned of harsh consequences on return. Separately, Rep McDermott and others deny links to the National Association of Manufacturers amid accusations of influence peddling relating to a hatmakers strike. Cardinal Gibbons at Woodstock College offers no comment on the lobby controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Faith
Poher
Kiev
Mel
New York
Paxegarte
Denartare
Hussin
Bliss
Istana
Teast Rassia
Ellis Istana
Jum Medermott
Wash Finston
McDermott
Kayme
National Association of Manufacturers
Alwave
Murphy
Morrintown
Mulhall
J. J. Gardiner
New Jersey
George Pope
John Kirby, Jr
Joe Mulhall Ollegen
Heme
Hartford
Tre
White Phung
Colonel Mulhall
Charlies
F Thone
Rei and Manufacturers Association
Halthors
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Woodstock College
Maryland
PC. Gavin
Archite Weno
Father Gavin
44 Nations Meet At Hague To Fight Opium Trade
Washington reports that forty four nations will reconvene at The Hague to push ratification of the international convention aimed at suppressing opium cocaine and other habit forming drugs. The summit follows 1911 12 efforts and seeks global adherence to curb the illicit trade with the United States pressing for internal measures to back the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hague
China
Great Britain
Mong Kong
Formang
State Department
International Commisse
Shanghai
America
France
Germany
Mtely
Jana
Netherlands
Portugal
Russia
Siam
Ila
Europe
Ameri
United States
Turkey
Hilon
Honege
Gerald Seldemridge
Te Department
Uribe
House
New York
Hopen
Senate
Dual Transit Plan Contracts to Reach 81 Million Soon
New subway contracts totaling about 81 million dollars will be awarded soon as the city moves to a dual transit plan. The Steinway Tunnel title transfer and Section No. 4 of the Broadway hub promise awards this week with costs between 40.0 and 60.0 million. The program covers 27 miles of lines, including 21 miles underground and six miles elevated, with operation split between Interborough Rapid Transit and New York Municipal Railroad. Fourteen contractors employed about 640 men daily during the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groka
Steinway Tunnel
Broadway Hib
Wil Fe
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
New York Municipat
Way Corporation
Brooklyn Rapid
FASTER RECOVERS MIND AFTER FASTING SHOCK
Washington Luther Bedford of New York who went insane after thirty days was moved to the convalescent ward at Washington Asylum Hospital today. His mental condition nears normal, and officials say he will recover from his remarkable ordeal. Bedford’s fast, near a record by Dr Tanner, ended last Wednesday with a hearty meal of eyes tone raspberries and bananas.
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Washington
Luther Bedford
New York
Washington Asylum Hospital
Hedford
Tanner
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Godford
Lusan
Arson trust case yields verdicts for Covitz Clarke
In Chicago June, a jury convicted Edward Covitz Paul Covitz and Joseph Clarke in the arson trust indictments after more than twenty hours of deliberation. John Dantes testified Clarke wrote for him to travel from New York and set the fire at Covitz’s woollen business in November. Covitz brothers are free on 1000 bonds Clarke on 75000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward
Paul Covttz
Joseph Clarke
Publi
Covitz
John Dantes
Trovet
Thehree
Dantes
Clark
New York
Covitz Brothers
Liberty
Clarke
Plan to dissolve Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger outlined
Washington June 2 plan for dissolving the Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger approved by Attorney General McReynolds with President Wilson will be presented in court at St Paul tomorrow. The plan calls for Union Pacific to surrender its entire holdings in Southern Pacific valued at 35 000 088 exchange for Pennsylvania holdings and the remainder placed in public trust. details were withheld by agreement between government officials and railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Union Pacific-Southern Poite Railroad
McReynolds
Wilson
St. Paul
Daring Convicts Escape From Federal Prison
In Leavenworth Kansas two convicts Fehard Osborne and Walter Layman escaped early today using an ingenious folding contrivance. They crawled through a wellhouse window and scaled the wall with a riveted device that unfolded into a makeshift ladder. Osborne had 18 year sentence for a Washington robbery and Layman three years for counterfeiting in California. The escape appeared to involve a book attached to the contrivance to aid ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Jann
Fehard Osborne
Walter Layman
Osborne
Washington
Lagrman
California
Nell Idand
Man and Woman Attack In Graniteville Picnic Case
Alfred Rondeni of Manhattan, 40, is dying after a man attacked Annie Morrissey also of Manhattan during a Graniteville picnic yesterday. Rondeni reports an insult sparked a quarrel, the assailant produced a revolver and fired. Bandent was struck near the heart and collapsed. the assailant's fate remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Rondeni
Roosevelt Street
Manhattan
SR. Smith
New Brighton
Statenshend
Bandent
Annie Morrissey
Granitevile
Banden
Speaker Champ Chirk Praises Jews In American Emancipation Talk
Bernard Nolan recounts assuming presidency of the American Jewish Emancipation Committee. The speaker recalls rural Kentucky prejudice, his friendship with Jewish families, and a plan to publish a lecture on Benjamin Disraeli unless interrupted by further duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Chirk
Bernard Nolan
Alety
Miles Tron
Neehel Rattroad
Kentucky
Louisinetto
Milton Jeesen
Brooklyn
Chile
Breture
Benjamin Disraett
Corse
Myron
Jamestown Strike Ends At Local Street Railway
Jamestown New York ends a workers strike of the street railway company after a day of tension. Police and city officials report restoration of service and crews returning to work at the usual wage and hours.
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Mitchell
Pep
Tien Ad
Theodore Roo Eie
Kindo 4
En Reyes Dads Union
Petroffs
Jon
the Hague
Peru
PL. C
Park Place
New York City
Emancipation Committee
Jamestown
N. Yo
Dune A
Tmr
Jamestown Stret
Ian
Tribune Building
Aen
Safliack
Hat Milan
Haney
Ang Leshan
Wun
Warren
Artaste
Tiffany
Fifth Ave
Tribune
Abraham & Strates
Falia
Aeolian Company
Stroud Vm
Sau Ne
Stroud
Valante
Ildren
Ingerie A Altman. 1, & CO. Agnonimies
Lexington
Jo Ma CO
eleaFans
Oreensut-Siegel Cooper Company
High Ave
Vth
Summer Lane Bryant
West
Stydy
Loyser, Frederick, & CO
Roel
Tacae Furniture
Sheppard Kasra Convo
Trrniguner
New Real City
New-York Tribune
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