Mulhall Relates More Work in Maryland Lobbying Inquiry
Washington July 21 After reviewing various political ties lobbyist and fixer Martin Mulhall of the National Association of Manufacturers testified to the Senate lobby committee about Maryland connections involving William Shewart Sydney Mudd and Congressman John G Ul. Letters show Mulhall sought to place Stewart in the Fifth district campaign while coordinating with Collector William F Stone and Gill in the Fourth district. Stone and Gill supported each other while Mulhall urged extreme caution in dealings with the situation.
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Stewart
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Ian
Wychter
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Bhawart
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Mudd
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Stewart Wold
Tifth
Madhat
Stone
MuWhai
Republican Party
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Collector Stone
John Gul
Fourth
Dettocrat
Mule
Halk
Gill
Veteran Seeks Heart Balm in Wedlock Case
Paterson woman Hannah Mahaney seeks $25 from John Wall, Civil War veteran and retired merchant, claiming they planned to marry in 1943 before separation. She asserts she waited sixty years for a youthful sweetheart to wed, but letters and poetry from Wall never led to marriage.
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Paterson
Hannah Mahaney
Wooster
John Wall
Blood Purifier Claim Promises Quick Health Benefits
A fragmentary ad touts a remedy labeled S88 said to purify blood rapidly and promote health. It alleges quick absorption, stimulates vitality, and claims to aid digestion and general well being, citing various ingredients and preparations without verifiable details.
Fragmented 19th Century Garden Chores and Colonial Reflections
A garbled batch of domestic notes describes lawn mowing advised by a Crace Tahar reference, with scattered passages on seed, soil, and tools. It drifts into historical asides about New Jersey’s statehood, the Duke of York, and early American governance, intermixing gardening glimpses with age‑old colonial anecdotes and a disclaimer of wartime attire.
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Leeson
Jawia
Crace Tahar
Damen and Daughters In Bright Public Notices
Forty nine years as a Chicago public schools teacher Harriet N Winchell is noted. Cora Wilson Stewart, originator of Kentucky moonlit schools, has urged over a thousand illiterate adults to learn to read and write in a two year span. Phyllis Hare, thirteen, Woodston Peterborough England, completes nine years of perfect attendance with no absences since age four. Joynson, longtime lighthouse keeper in England, retires after twenty years at Hale, celebrated as the Mersey heroine. Ina Shepherd of Birmingham Ala credited as first woman in charge of a clearing house secretary for years. Birmingham Clearinghouse shows monthly clearings from eight banks totaling 10 to 15.5 million dollars passing through her hands.
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Chicago
Harriet N. Winchell
Cora Wilson Stewart
Kentucky
Phyllis Hare
Woodston
Peterborough
England
Joynson
Hugland
Hale
Mersey
Ina Shepford
Birmingham
Ala
Shepherd
Birmingham Clearingouse Association
Banda
Town Topics and City Rivalries Across Papers
A collage of editorial snippets contrasts New York’s drive to curb noise with calls to erase petty jealousies among prominent citizens. The Charleston News and Courier argues for broader self-preservation, while the Philadelphia Inquirer laments local squabbles and a “dog in the manger” attitude. Bridgeport laments disjointed economics and service challenges, with notes on cost of living and mortality.
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New York
Charleston News and Courier
Puundelpha
Abe
Philadelpha
Bridgeport
Conn
Calera
Trib
Forest Notes on Tree Planting Machine Experiments
Yosemite National Park officials work with Stanislav and Slorta national forests to test a planting machine for fire prevention. Leading forest schools run experiments and involve students in field operations to improve forestry and wildfire control efforts.
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Ota
Yosemite National Park
Stanislav
Slorta
Aerial Flights and Zeppelin Atlantic Trip Talk
Cleveland Plain Center reports Count Zeppelin weighs possibilities of an Atlantic crossing. The Washington Star notes growing interest and international courtesy considerations as 1,000 registered artists forecast strong support for the voyage.
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Count Zeppelin
Prudevisla Ledger
Cleveland Plat
Atlantic
International Courteay
Fashion Frills and Pocket Deprivation in Women
A fragmented New York Sun piece comments on fashion trends and the impact on women’s lives, noting necklines, garments, and the absence of pockets as a symbol of social constraints. The text blends satirical critique with social observation, reflecting era concerns about women’s attire and utility.
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Fuatier
New York
Tax policy prompts change in incomes and credit
The passage cites varied opinions on income tax and credit, noting incomes of 3000 and 4000 and mentioning reactions from the New York Tribune and Birmingham Ledger. It reflects a debate on taxation and its impact on individuals.
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Marty
Rallying Notes From Baseball Headlines Across Papers
Clipped snippets show varied games and calls from the press. Mentions Cleveland Leader Boston Transcript St Louis Republic reference a ninth inning rally and the sport’s uproar over umpiring and rivalries.
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Cleveland
Boston Transcript
Louta
St. Loula Republic
Spanking Sparks City Hall Fracas Over Daughter
Milwaukee July 19 A heated dispute erupts as Mrs Wile Irvine of Chicago advocates corporal punishment for her daughter Beatrice Irving eight, prompting intervention by Assistant City Attorney Bartlet and others to prevent the act. Beatrice and Chicago man Gornall Malone, thirty four, are involved as authorities step in amid the tense scene.
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Milwaukee
Wile Irvine
Chicago
Mary Chvock
Beatrice Irving
Gornall Malone
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