Denial by Lodge stirs Mulhall in campaign fallout
July 29 report details Senator Lodge of Massachusetts denying conferring with party campaign aides. Mulhall testified of meetings and a disputed conference about campaign leadership, with references to Hasted and other officials. The testimony included claims of payments and letters describing interviews with Representative Linderwood and McDermott, amid broader lobbying confusion.
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Hopeful for Currency Bill Report Without Change
President Wilison believes the administration currency bill will be reported by the house banking and currency committee substantially as framed. He said it would not be materially amended and differences reconciled. Representative Wingo predicted passage with little change and quick action this week. Big strike ends. many workers remain idle while manufacturers report resumed orders uncertain.
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Americans Champions Brilliant Tennis Triumph Over Britain
The American lawn tennis team won the Dwight P. Davis international trophy final against England. Maurice McLoughlin of San Francisco defeated Charles Dixon in straight sets 8-6 20-32 to clinch the deciding fourth match. Storer G. Van Reed of Philadelphia then lost in five sets, leaving the Americans leading three matches to two as the title bout concluded.
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Washington reports diplomatic notes hint a near complete understanding with Japan on alien land laws. U S government seeks non discrimination toward Japanese. administration notes absence of hostile intent. unrelated items include a Japanese issue dress code and a woman discarding a skirt during a water rescue. Bryan plan gains broad support in nations list and a swimming lesson question appears in Houston Post.
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Ton Dimale
United States
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