Former Senator Aldrich Says Lorimer Candidacy Not Objectionable
Former Rhode Island senator Nelson W. Aldrich testified to the Lorimer committee that he and President Taft sought Lorimer’s election in Illinois, and that he meant not objectionable when calling Lorimer's candidacy acceptable. He denied urging Hines to influence the Illinois vote and said conversations with Hines concerned the president’s attitude toward candidates, notably Hopkins Battell and Lorimer.
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Ho Tel Hines Lorimer
Washington
Nelson W. Alditeh
Rhode Island
senate
Lorimer committee
Taft
Tinois
Jelny Edward Lines
Chicago
storm center
Lorimer
Aldrich
Lormuer
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Aldtlehatss
Lolo Hines
Penrose
ilines
Illinois
Hines
Hopkins
Battell
Deneen
Ilinois
Mr. Aldrich
Presidential Attitude Toward Boutell Lorimer and Lorimer
Testimony details the president's supposed preference for a Republican elected and his willingness to back Boutell or Lorimer under certain conditions. Aldrich and Hines discuss possible alignments, with Lowden favored by Aldrich and Lorimer viewed as a solid Republican, while the president seeks a Republican ally not swayed by local interests.
Miners Push Wage Rise and Union Recognition Plan
Wilkes-Barre July 21 delegates of the United Mine Workers of America District 1 consider five resolutions led by a demand for substantial wage increases. Other measures include union recognition and eight hour day aims. A separate report notes an incendiary blaze destroys a large frame armory sheltering a National Guard unit.
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Wilkes-Barre
Unite Mise Workers of America of Distric No. 1
committee on
law committee
Parson's Poem a Gem Promoting Dr King Pills
A Praiseful verse by AL Stubongal Adlisen Tay extols Dr King’s New Life Pills as a health essential for homes. The ad claims “If other kinds you’ve tried in vain” and notes a price of 230 at Pearre's Pharmacy.
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Adlisen
Dr. King
Pearre
FORM SUGAR TRUST DISCUSSION HINTS AT SHERMAN ACT LIMITS
John G. Parsons former counsel for American Sugar Refining testified before a social committee about the sugar combine dating to 1887. He claimed the Sugar Refineries Company formed amid legal maneuvering and discussed court rulings that could hamper enforcing the Sherman Act. Parsons attacked federal restraint on capital unions and praised Britain’s laissez faire. A separate item reports gem thieves shooting a man in Kansas City after a jewelry store holdup.
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New York
John G. Parsons
Americam Sugar Refining company
social congressional committee
sugar combine Herald
Parsons
Blanchard Gil
Madison
Kansas
Ik Inte
American Sugar Refiring company
United States
Sugar Refineries company
Mr. Garrett
John B. Searles
North River ReRvery company
Mr. Parsons
Tammany Wall
Tarsons
North River company
John G. Searley
United States supreme court
American Sugar refining company
Great Britain
supreme conurt
Veto Bill Passed as Lords Move to Repeal Barrier
London July 21 The house of lords approved the third reading of the veto bill after a brief debate. The revolt of insurgent peers failed to materialize as Lord Halsbury warned of consequences if the commons rejects amendments. Premier Asquith plans to reject lord amendments in the commons and signal possible royal advice to ensure passage.
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London
house of lords
Baron Stanmore
Lord Moriey
Lord Lansdowne
Lord Halsbury
house of commons
Asquith
commons
Halebury
Lord Morley suavely
Fear farmer murdered near Sylvan Lake in New Jersey
Charles Lippincott, a Burlington County farmer missing a week, was found dead with a blood stained shirt and battered hat nearby. Police believe foul play, suspect a companion seen fleeing through thick brush. He left a wife and two children. the wife suspects murder.
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Burlington
N. J
Jay
Charles Lippincott
Sylvan lake
Lippincott
beieves
Six Year Old Shot by Lad in Somerset Pa
Six year old Talmadge Walfer, son of Court Stenographer J J Walfer, was fatally injured while playing soldier when struck by a bullet from a small rifle wielded by six year old Daniel Saylor Jr The latter did not know the weapon was loaded and the incident occurred on July 21.
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Somerset
Talmadge
J. J. Wal fer
Daniel Saylor, Jr
Saylor
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