Prosperity debate features Republican attack on industry
Senate session aired contrasts between perceived industrial weakness and broader prosperity. Senator Simmons cited treasury surplus while Senator Gallinger argued factories suffer, citing New Hampshire shoe and wool sectors. J P Morgan met with Wilson, discussing general business conditions and anti trust questions as Congress pushes related reforms. Morgan visited the Senate gallery amid interest from lawmakers.
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Treasury
Yast
Senator Gallinger
New Hampshire
Morgan
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Simmons
Senator Galinger
Baltimore
England
Gallinger
New Wampshire
fHotlis
New Trampshire
Martine
New Jersey
Common law marriage filed in Dane County records
The Northwestern Madison Wis July 2 reports the fourth common law marriage recorded in Dane County this year. Fred G Mielke of Arlington Columbia county filed for Mig Kate Birch of Milwaukee.
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Madison
Wis
Dane County
Fred G. Mielke
Arlington
Columbia County
Mig Kate Birch
Milwaukee
Lake steamer goes ashore near Cove Island
Canadian Pacific steamer Assiniboia with 100 passengers grounded early today at Bad Neighbor shoal Cove Island Georgian Bay. Wireless reports say the ship could back off. eleven fathoms water under stern. Steamer Manitoba summoned for assist. Assiniboia bound from Sault Ste Marie to Port McNicoll.
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Manitoba
Assiniboia
Sault Ste Marie
Port McNicol
Aylward Will Stay Put Refuses Governorship switch
Madison July 2 Close friends of John A Aylward say no chance he leaves the Democratic ticket for United States senator to run for governor. Petitions to switch surfaced but aides insist he will remain in the Senate race. Rumors of other Democratic contenders for state offices circulate as organizers recruit Karel clubs.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
John A. Aylward
Mr. Aylward
United States
John ©. Karel
Milwaukee
Aylward
David S. Rose
Michubee
John F. Doherty
la Crosse
Charles A. Kading
Watertown
Wille
John B. Heim
Sheboygan
Heim
Chris Piekart
Fand du Lac County
Dukart
H. W. Johns
Port Washington
Senators Testify At Quiz On Misuse Of Letter Heads
Senators Overmin and Chilton led a hearing in Washington into charges of misusing official letterheads for promoting a North Carolina mining project. Overman bought 2000 in stock and claimed a treasury expert valued the property at sixty million. Chilton admitted drawing 2500 while denying prior knowledge. stenographer and messenger confirmed letterhead use with the promoter, whose son in law was an attorney. Both testified stationery use was common for constituents.
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Associated Press
Washington
Overmin
Chilton
S Today
Overman
Chillon
Census Committee
Sethness House Divided Over School Chief Selection
Chicago July 2 The Sethness family split over education policy as Charles G Sethness, a former board of education member who opposed Ella Flagg Young’s retention, was dismissed. Mayor Harrison plans to nominate Mrs Sethness to fill his vacated seat, reflecting political disagreement within the couple on educational subjects.
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Unaband
Associated Press
Chicago
Sethness
Harrison
Charles G. Sethness
Board of Education
Ella Flagg Young
Young
Fight Express Companies Oppose Shipment of Liqueur
Wheeling West Virginia July 2 Organization of two local express firms to run between Wheeling and wet towns in Ohio spurs anti saloon league filings. They will urge Interstate Commerce Commission to rule that a common carrier must carry less than one half of any single commodity. They seek personal appearance of liquor recipients at transportation offices and say railways will aid enforcement.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt Taking a Rest Denies Visitors and Work
By Associated Press Oyster Bay July 2 The rest cure treatment was undertaken again today by Colonel Roosevelt He not only denied himself to visitors but refrained from having his usual work done with his secretary.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Carranza Deliberates on Peace Talks with Huerta Delegates
Niagara Falls July 23 report from Associated Press notes General Carranza will seek a short delay to consult constitutionalist army generals before appointing delegates to confer with Huerta. The mediators published notes confirming Carranza’s cautious stance, citing Guadalupe plan obligations and the need for firm fulfillment of any agreement. Federal forces in Zacatecas and San Luis Potosi reports indicate continued pressure as Arrieta and Gutierez relay advances.
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Associated Press
Niagara
General Varransu
Carranza
Washington
Huerta
Provisional Government
Mexico
Guadalupe
Ceneral Huerta
Rehief
Car- Tanan
Constitutionalist Party of
Carransa
Tmne
Constitutionalist Party
Saltillo
Laredo
Texas
Domingo Arrieta
Zacatecas
Ville
Arrieta
Eulalio Gutierez
San Luis Potosi
Jesus Carranza
Augustin Castro
Jesus Guiiierez
Carrara Torres
Gutierez
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Lionel Carden
Jamaica
Michigan seeks to bar Japanese settlers in Alger county
Lansing July 2 The report that 400 Japanese laborers from California will settle in Alger county fuels anti alien land law protests. Labor leaders vow to oppose Japanese colonization and push for an anti alien law similar to California’s. The issue is referred to the state board of agriculture for action.
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Michigan
California
Ey Associated Press
Lansing
Midh
Alger County
O. L. Hildebrand
Michigan Federation of Typographical Unions
State Board of Agriculture
Car Struck Calvert Injures Cummings in Clayton
Neenah Wisconsin July 2 James F Cummings hurt in an auto crash near Clayton. He suffered a tenile fracture of the right leg and a dislocated shoulder after the car struck a culvert. W Yawkey and a New York chauffeur escaped injury in the single-vehicle incident. The report lists several local arrivals and visits from Milwaukee Milwaukee area towns and nearby places with brief notes on travel and illness.
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Neenah, Wis
James F. Cummings
Clack Hospital
Clayton
Cummmings
Wil Yawkey
New York
Nait
Cummings
Edward Kegole
M Schuyler Stevens
Milwaukee
John Stevens
Richard Belian Elute
Pittsburg
Midson Hae
Apst Rhandes
Joseph Winivenberg
Frank Lewondowski
Glen Osbern
Chris Condes
Pind
JM. Beers
Stanley
Helen Brivkerho
Lake Winnelage
Frank Tipler
John Sherman
Charles Pape
Appleton
Stroebel
Fred Abenlsehein
Henry Aheeinslave
Manitowoe
Miroinette
AL Winters
Mankato
Matt Mureler
Madison
Harry Sande
New London
Fred Meyer
Bessemer, Miel
TH. J. Johnson
Kenosha
Will A. Carnahan
Mauston
Esther’ Lerson
Green Bay
No Intervention in Hayti Despite Complicated Situation
President Wilson said the United States has no plan to intervene militarily in Hayti. He stressed the aim to use influence to settle Hayti's financial difficulties and noted no concrete steps had been taken. He compared talks to managing finances in the Dominican Republic and called the Hayti situation highly complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assoriatoun Prensa
Washington
United States
Wilson
Cutters
Dominican Republic
Asis
Woodmen rate rise void. Illinois court upholds ruling
Springfield July 2 The Illinois Appellate Court affirmed Judge Creighton of Sangamon County Circuit Court ruling that the Modern Woodmen of America bylaws increasing insurance rates were not legally adopted and restraining head officers from enforcing the rates. The court found the January 1912 head camp bylaws did not receive the required delegate vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton
Illnois
Vay
Associated Press
Springfield
Sangamon County Cirenir Court
America
Chicago
Roosevelt Deposition Read About Coal Strike Methods
A July 2 deposition in Binghamton details Theodore Roosevelt methods used to settle the 1902 coal strike. The trial involves A. D. Valesa seeking $200,000 for services during the strike. Lewis N. Hammerling of The Miners Journal testified on the final adopted methods.
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Associated Press
Binghamton, N
Theodore Troosevelt
A. D. Valesa
Lewis N. Hammerling
New York
Miners’ Journal
Fifty Men Escape Drowning After Cofferdam Breaks
Fifty workers building a tunnel along Jones Falls from Preston Street to Mount Royal Avenue near Baltimore narrowly escaped drowning when a cofferdam at Mount Royal failed under high water. They fled the rushing wall of water, escaping up shafts by ropes and timbers.
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Hoge Colomao
Wateer
Associated Press
Baltimore
Jones Falla
Preston Street
Mount Hoyal Avenue
Mount Royal Avenue
Lassen Continues Eruptions In California Sequence
Redding California July 2 up to the third eruption in forty eight hours Las Ranch peak again erupted. The outburst marks the fifteenth in the series that began May 24 and closely mirrors yesterday's activity in duration and pattern.
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Associated Presa
Redding
Cal
Lasrch
Claflin Crisis Extended By Federal Order
In New York on July 2 Federal Judge Hand signed an order extending by 1 percent the time for the receivers of the WM. B. Claflin company to notify creditors in preparation for a meeting. The extension follows the ongoing receivership proceedings and aims to facilitate creditor arrangements.
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Associated Press
New York
Hand
WM. B. Claflin Company
Less Eugenics and More Love, Doctor Says in Atlantic City
Dr Z R Horner of Cleveland argues for less eugenics and more love in sex hygiene, urging universal, early age nine instruction taught individually to foster respect for mothers. he links eugenics to education and cautions against class-based teaching. Leprosy fears and public curiosity are also addressed by Dr Dearborn of New York, who says patients face stigma from warning publicity.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
M. O
Z. Richey Horner
Cleveland Homeopathic Medical Collage
Ssanitary Science
American Institute of Homeopathy
Horner
Chidron
Cave of Steelt
Rue
Weeder
Lele
ML Dearborn
New York
Dearborn
US Treasury Agents Face France Drag in Spy Sales Fallout
Associacca Press reports July 2 that treasury agents may be recalled from France as exposure of their methods in Henry Monroe’s appeal over a sentence and fine for refusing to isolate funds paid in France by Jiolan of Chooklyne Mass for thieves seized on arrival in Boston. Paris officials protested secret agent practices. Arthur T David-Mannet of Paris Chamber of Commerce says he will seek no chamber support for Panama expo funds until US stops vexations on French imports.
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Associacca Press
United States Treasury
France
Tlenry Monroe
Miss Jiolan
Chooklyne
Mase
Boston
State Department
Washington
United States
Ameren Guibupsy Oar
Arthur T David-Mannet
Chamber of Commerce of
Paris
Comerce
Evans denies allegations in misquoted New York speech
Brigadier General Robert J. Evans, temporarily commanding the eastern army department, told Secretary Garrison in a report he did not criticize the administration in a New York speech last week. He said remarks attributed to him as saying the nation needs a large army due to its diverse interests were misquoted.
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Decclares
Bn Associated
Paroled after two years of fifty year robbery sentence
Fitz. cara for stealing fifty conte wad the sentence a Tlale county Alabama jury impose on Prank Willams a negro who in IBM robbed another negro of a half dollar. After serving more than two years of the fifty year sentence Williams has been paroled by Governor O Neal extending clemency last night.
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Associates Press
Mobile
Ala
Fitz. Cara
Tlale
Alabama
Willams
IBM
O'Neal
New Angle in Bank Probe Reveals Deposit Used for Shares
Chicago July 2 Associated Press reports a new thrust in the inquiry into the defunct Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank when it was national. Officials investigate claims that deposits were used to buy stock during a market reentry of the Lorimer case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huying
Big oil deal looms as English syndicate takes option
Civic leaders in Madison, guided by Associated Press, report a major oil venture involving the Pure Oil Company. An English syndicate has taken an option on a majority stake valued around 25 million dollars, tying school officials and corporate directors to a New Jersey company with 10 million dollars in stock and daily output of 25,000 barrels. Wells are chiefly in Oklahoma and Louisiana.
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Talex
Pure
Northwestern
Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Educational
Pittsburg
Edwards
Aotings
Pringipas
Clyb
Pure O
Shins
Cate
New Jersey Corporation
Ita Wells
Oklahoma
Louisiana
White Slavery Charged in Wisconsin Arrests
In Crosse Wisconsin on July 2 Ettingsworth twenty two of Chicura owner who dressed in men’s clothing and her companion Charles Hunter thirty of Chicago were arrested as tramps and booked. White slave charges under Mann law were filed after the woman admitted they had been traveling with railroad crews in Wisconsin and Illinois.
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la Crowne
Northwestern
Crosse
Wis
Ettingsworth
Chicura
Charles Hunter
Chicago
Hunter
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Emperor William Abandons Vienna Trip Illness Delays Funeral
Potsdam July 2. Emperor William of Germany cancels his planned trip to Vienna to attend Archduke Francis Ferdinand's funeral. He is reported sick with a severe cold and back pain. Court circles say the abdication was at the insistence of his majesty to spare Francis Joseph the strain of hosting.
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Igup
Vienna
Trehduke
Associated Press
Potsdam
Germany
Eimpecerl
Willan
Wip
Froncis Ferdinand
Ip Ds
Francis Joseph
Kaukauna Editor Evades Candidacy Hint
In Appraising, Wisconsin, Judy F states a meeting of Ontaginie county Republicans at G. di. Krupgmejer’s offices. Charles Haught of Kaukauna says he has not announced and will not run for congress. Attendee remarks that Reoynulds of Green Bay remains the favored candidate, with editor yet to decide.
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Steelat
Northwagteen
Applowin
Wis
Judy F
Ontaginie
Dantadele
G. di. Krupgmejer
Charles Haught
Kaukauna
Enageess
Toam
Ost
John W. Reoynulds
Green Bay
Gifford Does Not Testify in Albany Murder Case
Albany July 2 The defense in Malcolm Gifford Jr charged with killing chauffeur J Clute rested without calling the youth to testify. District Attorney Alexander recalled Samuel J D Gibson, the principal witness, who testified he passed within two feet of Clute and his passenger and was certain the victim was not Gifford.
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Associated Trass
Albany
N.Y
Malcolm Gifford Jr
Rank J. Clute
Alexander
Samuel JD. Gibson
Gifford
Gibson
Clute
Gutord
Death in Auto Crash at Anusta Bridge
Burlington Ind day 2 Clitlorad Johnson aged twenty five died in an automobile accident near an Anusta bridge. The car veered and Johnson stood up tall as it struck a girder tearing him from the machine. He was found dead after friends retraced the path.
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Mand Co
Drogas
Burlington
Johnson
Eusarn
Wisconsin optometrists elect officers at Madison meeting
Optometrists from Wisconsin gathered in Madison for their annual meeting. J. L. Schotler of Janoyville was elected president, A. A. Tateck of An tines as vice president, and D. Whoash of Milwaukee as secretary. An outing at the park followed the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milse Koes Diy
Wambotl Sulwankee
Wreck on vital railroad line injures five
Five people were seriously injured and several others bruised when a passenger car derailed from the Ma ynlin Sandyville branch of the rail line. The car jumped the gauge, broke from the engine, and plunged down a fifteen foot embankment with wheels up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Canton, O
Daly
Ma Ynlin
Sandyvilde
Ualtimore & Ohio
Special Counsel Named for Inheritance Tax Case
Madison Wisconsin July 2 T J Connor of Chippewa Falls was appointed by Governor McGovern as special counsel to represent the state in prosecuting a claim for inheritance taxes against the estate of the late Edward Rutledge Chippewa Falls Junkerman The fees to be twenty five percent of the amount recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
T. J. Connor
Chippewa Falls
McGovern
Edward Rutledge
Chippewa
Junkerman
Dutch Invite Nations to Peace Conference Committee
The Dutch government sent invitations to lead nations that took part in the second peace conference to appoint delegates for a committee. The panel would draft a definite program for the third conference and convene in The Hague on June 1, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hague
Netherlands
The
Radium Hospital Organization Formed in Milwaukee Area
Mailison Wisconsin July 2 The American Radium Hospital association of Milwaukee Incorporated today with a capital of 9 0 percent The incorporators are Oscar A Stravas Edward McGinnis and Chauncey Yockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mailison
Wis
American Radium Trospital Association of Milwaukee
Oscar A. Stravas
Edward McGinnis
Chauncey Yockey
New Erie Elects Stone Vice President of Erie Railway
Albert J. Stone, longtime general manager, was today elected vice president in charge of operations of the Erie railway. The move places Stone in a key leadership role overseeing railway operations and strategic direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Albert J. Stone
Erie Railway
Hare
Mystery grows over Mexican muddle and Villa Carranza split
Washington and London dispatches report Villa and Carranza at odds as Huerta clings to power. Mediation at Niagara Falls struggles to craft a protocol while U S officials hope for a stabilization of Mexico. Villa’s return to Torreon signals a possible showdown with Carranza and implications for Huerta’s position.
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Lassen
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Calin
Mweder
Kurt
Haltimore & Ohio
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Fu Lenith
Wiscon
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Nage & Otheml
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Anton
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Sai
Hluartw
Fletcher
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Nutera
Vilu
Natera
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Teo
Terreon
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