Mulhall A Liar Underwood Says Federal Case
Two men charged under the national white slave law await trial at the October term in federal court here. Michael Cudion and Tony Stelliano are accused of transporting spouses for an illicit purpose, with Rose Cudion identified as a witness. Mildred Muller is said to have been moved in a similar scheme. Deputy Marshal C Fiste Williams brought them to Wheeling, where United States Commissioner George B Boyd ordered their detention.
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Federal District
Michael Cudion
Rose Cudion
Tony Stelliano
Michael
Rose
Marlins Ferry
Wheeling
Toney
Mildred Muller
Pittsburg
C. Fiste Williams
George B. Hoyd
United States
Wrt
Majority Leader Underwood Denounces Mulhall as Blackmailer
Washington July 29 Majority Leader Oscar W Underwood denounced Martin M Mulhall a lobbyist for the National Association of Manufacturers as a menace and a blackmailer before Senate committees He said he never talked to Mulhall about legislation and Mulhall testified he had proposed an investigation of his lobbyist activities to former Chairman Wilson Speaker Clark and Representative Mann but was turned down
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Domeny
Washington, D.C
Oscar W. Underwood
House
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufactures
Mr. Underwood
Senate
Toby
Mulhall
Muthall
National Association of Manufacturers
Wilson
Clark
Mann
Guilty Okey Corley Violent Disruptions At Welch Home
Okey Corley of Weaver was found guilty of disorderly conduct in Judge Carter's court this morning. He was fined and placed under a $200 bond to keep the peace for six months. Corley, married to Luther Welch's daughter, followed his wife to Welch's home, causing a disturbance before police arrested him on Mr. Welch's warrant.
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Okey Corley
Weaver
Welch
Ambassador Wilson Resumes Talks With Bryan on Mexican Situation
Washington July 29 Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson continued discussions with Secretary Bryan over the Mexican situation. Wilson had planned to leave Washington but stayed at the secretary’s request to extend his report on conditions in the southern republic.
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Washington
BD. G
Henry Lane Wilson
Bryan
Wilson
Bloomers In Revolt Capture Shocks City
Frank Buccafurni, wanted for the murder of Joseph Gerdano a respected Italian in the eastern city area, has been captured in Elwood City Ind A deputy sheriff says the suspect confessed and was identified by Thomas Sullivan. A $200 reward was issued to bring him back for the coroner’s inquest murder case.
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Frank Buccafurni
Joseph Gerdano
Lwool
Ind
Thomas Sullivan
Elwood City
Buccafurni
East
Erd
Gerdano
Germans Protest Tariff on Foreign Books
German societies across the United States sent protests to Congress and to President Wilson against a proposed fifteen percent duty on foreign books. They argue the tax would hinder scientific and literary progress and impact education, noting foreign language works would face the new tariff under the pending bill.
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Washington
United States
Gongfers
Wilson
Senate
Wilcopies
Thorse
Camp bloomers banned by Riverside YWCA matron forces skirts
At a Riverside YWCA camp near Lacrosse Wisconsin Miss Bertha Hoeske orders twenty five girls to stop wearing bloomers. She says the attire is immodest amid a steady flow of motor boats and orders skirts. The girls resist but are told to wear skirts or leave the camp.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Young Woman's Christian Association
Riverside
Bertha Hoeske
Lave Beer
Exhibits on agricultural and mineral resources planned for encampment week
Chattanooga plans a joint exhibit of agricultural and mineral resources during the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. The display will occupy a central building and feature crops, fruits, vegetables, hay, corn, cotton, berries, and all district minerals with data. Demonstrations of advanced farming and mining methods will be shown by experts.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Grand Army of the Republic
Lous
Weill
Tate acquitted on arson charge in Wilsonburg case
William Tate of Wilsonburg was acquitted of selling fire to a frame dwelling owned by Mrs. Alice Fittro. He was required to furnish a $100 bond to keep the peace for six months in Justice TG Nicewarner's court, which he did and was released.
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William Tate
Wilsonburs
Alice Fittro
TG. Nicewarner
Wan
Sixty prison men moved from Sing Sing to Auburn
OSSINING N Y July 29 Convict squad number two a line of sixty prisoners in garb left Sing Sing for Auburn today amid only a volley of cheers. Twelve heavily armed keepers led the line as 1,300 comrades remained silent. Prisoners were chained two by two and waved at photographers as they rode to the car. Warden Clancy hopes removal of this second group ends the insubordination and fires that followed the earlier transfer.
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Ossining
N Y
Sing Sing
Auburn
Clancy
Exonerated: Warrant Against Martin and Jarvis Dismissed
A warrant charging Virginia Martin and W H Jarvis with lying together as man and wife was dismissed in Justice Carter's court after a local prank involving a faked marriage certificate. A divorcee opponent and Jarvis's wife from Clay County surfaced, but the prosecutor requested dismissal once both women were shown to have good reputations.
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Virginia Martin
W. H. Jarvis
Carter
Gee Ji
Jarvis
Investigation proposed for Mexico policy by joint committee
A resolution from Representative Stephens Texas proposes a joint congressional committee to review all diplomatic correspondence and documents on Mexico. Five senators and five representatives would examine details as President Wilson offers no new policy yet. Officials expect Huerta may abdicate with a stable successor ready for recognition.
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Tmy Samoeiaren
Washington, D. C
Mexico
Stephens
Texas
Wilson
United States
Huerta
Cirranza
Diax
Wold
Aged Morton Rangel Funeral Notices in Broad Oaks
Morton Rangel 91 longtime Broad Oaks resident and Civil War veteran dies after a brief pneumonia illness at 310 Buckhannon Street He was born in 1822 and enslaved before Lincoln emancipation He leaves widow Amanda Ranzel and nine children Funeral set for Mt Zion Baptist Church at 1 o clock tomorrow with burial at Elkview Cemetery
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Morton Rangel
Buckhannon Street
Broad Oaks
Rangel
Lincoln
Tere
Amanda Ranzel
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Elkview Cemetery
Stormy Senate Session on Nicaraguan Treaty Protests
Washington July 29 Senate foreign relations committee held a stormy session over a Nicaraguan treaty proposing an American providienate. Senators Horak and Clark opposed the plan and pledged to carry their stance to the full Senate. The Pitt amendment model was altered, joining the Central American Union was discussed, and action was postponed to later in the day.
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Rey Associated Prene
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
Judge fines firm for contempt in 1911 decree case
Federal Judge Geubll fined the Soutders Wholeele Groeten Asects $2,500 for contempt of court for violating a decree issued in 1911 ordering the organization to abide by federal anti trust bias. President J. M. McLaurin of dockeenrite et al. were fined $32,000.
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Heeocia Tan
Birmingham
Ala
Juy
Geubl
Soutders
Wholeele Groeten
J. M. McLaurin
Dockeenrite
Eta
Bankers Charged in Bond Price Depression Probe
Secretary McAdoo alleged New York bankers conspired to depress government two percent bonds. Representative Henry demanded an investigation. Chairman Glass said the House Banking Committee is busy with the administration currency bill and will not be diverted, though members affirmed McAdoo's explanation for the price pressure.
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Washington, D. C
McAdoa
New York
Henry
House
Chairan Gliss
Davis resigns as solicitor general timing unclear
John W. Davis, confirmed as solicitor general, has not yet taken the oath or resigned from Congress. Reports say he plans to finish pending matters before resigning, potentially delaying oath and duties by a week or two. He will submit resignation to the Speaker and Clerk, who will notify the governor to trigger a special election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Davis
United States
Senate
House
Arbitration panel named by eastern railroads
Forty two eastern railroads appoint W. Atterbury of Pennsylvania Railroad and A. A. Ith of New York Central as arbitrators to represent them in negotiations to settle labor demands under the Newlands Act amendments.
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Eastern Railroads
New York
W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
A- A. Ith
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
Eastern
Trainten
Irimiea Nw
Seven Strikers Under Arrest In Conspiracy Case
Seven tin plate workers are under bonds awaiting hearings in Justice G. St. Gordon's court on charges of conspiracy and assault tied to chasing company officials. Warrants remain for seven others as deputies arrested Madden Robinson, Pike, Nolan, McFerren, Glaze, and Longmore in East End locations. Bail set at 500 dollars each. charges reference Rei Men's act sections.
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Justice
G. St. Gordon
T. P. Nolan
George McFerren
George Glaze
Josph Longmor
Glaze
Toor
East End
William Pike
George Glize
Special term court authorizes sale of wards interest at Wolf Summit
At a special term of the circuit court with Judas Haymond Maxwell presiding, Ketella Dolan was authorized to sell the interest of new wards in a half acre at Wolf Summit. A motion for a new trial for Mattie Booth against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company was overruled and judgment entered. A 60 day suspension to prepare an appeal was granted. Royd Hornor vs. Guron Ben Martin et al. sale confirmed. Demurrer overruled in George M. Kyle vs. Sheridan R. Griffin. defendant given sixty days to answer. Werbert L Hopkins granted a divorce from Adam Hopkins conditioned on payment of cents.
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Judas Haymond Maxwell
Ketella Dolan
Wolf Summit
Tenmile
Mattie Booth
Baltimore and Ohieailroad
Sale Way
Royd i Hornor
Giroon - Ben Martin Et al
Demurrer
George M. Kyle
Sheridan R. Griffin
Aswer
Werbert L Hopkins
Siren
Adam Hopkins
Stolen Gems Worth 75 000 From Narragansett Home
Police report a theft in New York July 29. A necklace rope valued at 66 000 with total gems at 75 000 disappeared from M. Cs Rumtey’s Narragansett Pershiring home within the previous twenty four hours ending Sunday night. Mrs Rumsey, widow of the late Ed Macrms, identified the items.
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Amr
New York
M. Cs Rumtey
Narragansett
Sofia Investment Complete as Bulgarian Capital Link Cut
Belgrade July 29 The Sofia investment is complete with the last railway link severed by Servian troops. Bulgarian forces and residents in Sofia face taming threats while the government asks Roumania to allow opening a Varna to Sofia line to bring provisions. Romania is reportedly likely to consent.
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Cmy Amociayeo Rreen
Belgrade
Servia
Sofia
Roumania
Varna
Romania
Marvin Named Weather Chief In Washington
Washington July 29 Prof Charles F Marvin selected as chief of the weather bureau to succeed Willis I Moore Recently removed He will focus on forecasts and agriculture impact Other changes to be announced later by Secretary Houston Includes appointment of Marvin to head the instrument division Also mentions a death of infant Blas Heton daughter at West Main street and funeral plans.
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Anoctates Entrely
Washington
Charles F. Marvin
Weather Bureau
Willis I. Moore
Marvin
Instrument Division
Ohio
Houston
Senate
Wilson
Civil Service Open Competitive Examination Notice
The Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination on August 90 to prepare a register of eligibles for future vacancies. Applicants must qualify as stenographer, typewriter, or stenographer and typewriter. Men and women 18 or older may apply with Form 1424 and Form 1371 to C L Gardner Clarkaburg WV, with applications routed to the district secretary in Washington DC before August 27, 1913.
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Civil Service Commisson
C. L. Gardner
Clarkaburg
W.va
Washington, D. C
Falls Down Shaft At Pittburg Hotel Fatality
Pittsburg July 23 Guests at the Colonial Annex hotel were awakened by crashing glass. In the banquet room the body of William Edwards a 40 year old Pittsburg businessman was found. He had fallen seventy five feet from a window into a light shaft crashing through a skylight.
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Prem
Pittsburg
Colonial Annex Hotel
William Edwards
Edwards
Funeral services for Paul Vayda held at Dome
Funeral services for Paul Vayda one year old son of Mr and Mrs Emery Vayda of Tin Plate addition were held at the Dome at 4 pm today and burial followed at the HherjeW cemetery.
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Paul Vayda
Emery Vayda
Tin Plate
Sherjew
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Okey Corless
Weaver, W. Va
Frank Baccafurini
Congress
Tate
Negro
Davis
Maxwell
Harriman
Sofia Investment
General Pardome
San Salvadore
Wey Peeccia Rae
Cosa
Republic of Salvadore
Abraham Perdomo
Central America
Arturo Gosivz
Perdomo
Nicaragua
F. C. Sutton
Sutton
J. M. Morrison
Morrison Church
Braxton County
Gregory
iKuntece Featon
Blas Heton
West Mainstro
Civil Service
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