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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1914

Page

8

Scandal Trails Flight of Chicagoan in Colored Mail

A congressional inquiry into federal service corruption follows the flight of Jack Johnson. The probe targets alleged payments and fixes involving federal officials, with grand jury action tied to Sol Lewisohn and threats against prosecutors. Johnson claims he paid twenty to twenty five thousand dollars to officials to gain protection before departing.

Hicago Federal Service Jack Johnson Pug Sid” McHeisket McHie S. Sol Lewisohn Johnson Wilkerson Lewisohn John L. B. Jacobs Larry A. Parker Ben Davis United Mark A. Foote Paris Europe Istrict Secret Service Nees S F. Dewoody Harry’ A. Parkin

London suit over $20000 indemnity against Baroness de Pallandt

Dr. Ernest Appleby sues Baroness de Pallandt for $20 000 claiming he gave notes for pearls and she promised indemnity. Appleby and de Pallandt, once Monte Carlo visitors, disclosed lavish spending while denying any federal bribery tied to Johnson case and alleged federal officials were bribed in past prosecutions.

London de Pallandt May Dugan Chicago Ernest Villiers Appleby University of Minnesota Paris Johnson United States Lewisohn

Panama Canal Crane Boat First Steam Vessel to Pass Full Through

ANCON Panama January 26 The crane boat Alex La Valley became the first steam propelled vessel to pass entirely through the Panama Canal. It completed the journey January 7 after starting at the Atlantic entrance, with no passengers aboard beyond its crew.

Ancon Canal Zone Alex la Valley Panama Canal Carter Atlantic Entrance Culebra Pedro Miguel Miraflores Locks Pacific Entrance Pacific Atlantic Pedro Miguel Lock Pacific Channel Lobnits & Co Renfrew Scotland Cristobal Dry Dock Lobnitz & Co Mexico California Isthmus Colon Hdward L. Doheny Tampico Union, Oil Company of California Edward L. Doheny Mirci England Union Oil Company San Francisco Chile Panama British Columbia Contractor's Hill Cucaracha Slide Miraflores Lake Canal Panama Station Rio Grande Palace of Arts Palace of Government R. W. Hebard & Co., Inc Secretary of Public Works Subsistence Pedro Miguel Commissary Taboga Sanitarium Canal Commission and Panama Railroad Company Department of Sanitation Tahogaita Balboa

Haskin Letters Now in The Item

Frederick J Haskin, a leading writer on government affairs, contributes daily letters to The Item. His books on the American Government and the Panama Canal have large circulation, and his letters will appear exclusively in The Item in this territory.

Willis’ J.abbot Great Canal Zone Colbass Haskin Frederick J Haskin United States Panama Canal Haskin Daily Letters

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MFT Feef Carlo Baroness DE Pallandt F. L. Tapia Dauphin ST Britton THE Bank OF Mobile National Banking Association Mobile Daily Item Alex la Taboga Panama Street Sosa Hill Sosa Road Balbéa Canal Commission Peter J. Thull Fortifications Division Mechanical Divsion Cucaracha Curcuracha Cardenas Paraiso Gold Hill Mazda Bell Mobile Electric CO North Royal Street
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