Aldrich Denies Word to Taft On Lorimer Issue
Former Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode Island testified at the Lorimer investigation that he did not send word to President Taft or Governor Deneen regarding Lorimer’s candidacy. He described multiple conversations with Edward Hines about Illinois politics and stated the president wished to elect a Republican but would not actively influence Hopkins or others. Aldrich said he would report whether Lorimer’s candidacy was acceptable and noted views on Boutell and the importance of party unity.
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Rhode Island
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July Sale Women and Men Footwear Highlights
The ad presents a July Sale with numerous footwear options. Women’s pumps and oxfords in canvas, patent and leather finish at reduced prices from $2.19 to $2.49, plus silk bow accents. Men’s oxfords, boys’ styles, and assorted slippers offered at discounts, including Hanan bench-made oxfords at $4.90 and other pairs as low as $1.75.
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Texas
Slater & Morris
Hanan
Hanan & Son
Aldrich Defends Lorimer Attitude in Senate Probe
Senator Kenyon questions Nelson Aldrich on Lorimer’s tariff stance and the president’s view of Lorimer’s election. Aldrich deflects, saying he will not discuss conversations with the president and that he played no active role in Illinois senate races. He notes many colleagues disputed his leadership.
Wait on Legislature to Fix New Tax Rate
Tax Assessor Huth returns from Austin reporting the state tax board cannot fix the state rate until the legislature passes the appropriation bill at the extra session next month. He warns the delay will push tax rolls preparation past the October 1 collection start, with only nine small counties yet to submit assessments.
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Austin
State Tax Assessors’ Association
State
Objection to Hopkins Appointment Sparks Monetary Committee Question
A respondent denied opposing Hopkins' appointment to the national monetary committee but challenged Vice President Fairbanks' authority to fill vacancies on the panel.
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Hopkins
National Monetary Committee
Fairbanks
Woman Fires on prowler on porch in rain of bullets
Miss Ellen L. Wright fired four shots at a prowler on the rear porch of her home at 709 Avenue after 10 pm. The pursuing burglar escaped. Wright faced an unlawful discharge charge and was found not guilty as the circumstances were explained. Police investigated the shooting and dismissed the case.
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Avenu
Miss Wright
Buckley
Bureau
King's Secretary Resigns In Royal Shakeup
London July 20 Lord Nellys principal private secretary to King George will retire. He will be succeeded by Lord Stamford. J F Montgomery and J C Hybar ger of Uvalde are visiting the city and are registered at the Savoy.
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Lord Nellys
King George
Lord Stamford
J. F. Montgomery
J. C. Hybarger
Uvalde
Ratth Savoy
Prohibition Vote Forecast By Col Guessaz
Col Oscar Guessaz of the anti-prohibition committee for the senatorial district predicts prohibition cannot win even with new voters. He cites 1887 results showing antis ahead and models with increasing turnout, two-thirds pro, one-third anti, still favoring antis.
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Oscar Guessaz
Prohibition
Texas
Guessaz
Ball
Water main bursts trigger Venice water famine
Venice July 20. A burst water main causes a water famine across Venice Murano and Pallestrina. The government dispatches naval tank ships from Ancona and other ports with fresh water to supply the emergency. The situation is critical.
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Murano
Pallestrina
Ancona
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