Washington Agog Over Statement of Lobby's Influence
Washington reports allege that the National Association of Manufacturers used a Capitol room to pay staff and influence committees and campaigns to defeat Congress. Senators and representatives react with denials while Overman schedules a House sift on Mulhall charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ate Lobby
National Association of Mia
Capitol
Congress
Clark
Senate Committee
Wilson
Overman
Unclear legal dispute over theater company in national park
A fragmentary report details a dispute involving WwW Macrptiney and Washington through attorney WW Guthrie regarding the stage company 18 Cane- Ye vronatone-Monide operating in a national park. The case references a 1918 Secre tary ruling and ongoing legal actions leading to alleged fraud and financial allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
W. Macrptiney
Washington
Guthrie
National Park
McLane
Tumphrey
Deak
Beirer Guilay Admits Guilty in Trial Court
Beirer Guilay pleaded guilty today in trial court to run works an eight letter offense as charged.
Mystery OCR Item on Film Totals and Nickel Figures
Fragmentary data mentions nickels and a million figure tied to film quantities. Vague notes imply weekly totals and film lengths, with unclear agency or date. Unable to determine concrete persons or organizations from the readable text.
Tiger Woman in Utah Murder Case Haunts Ogden Police
Jane Ley reports from Ogden where August Ekeman, accused of killing his 12 year old daughter Frances, lies silent in jail after a weekend arrest. Psychiatrists examine Ekeman as police label the suspect killer the tiger woman while authorities investigate Anderson, his former husband, in a separate disappearance and murder allegation.
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Bale Lake" Ley
Jane
Tehese
Ogden
Augustus Ekeman
Frances
Ticer
C. L.r Anderson
Anderson
Michigan
Finishing touches on tariff bill debated in Senate
Washington reports the Senate continues work on the tariff bill with the committee aiming to complete schedules and reach agreement on revised measures. Unfinished portions of the debate and proposed amendments were reviewed as caucus members weighed the likelihood of final action by Tuesday.
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Washington
Federal Plums and Capitol Visit Report
A garbled account describes a sudden Meir to the capitol at 2 o'clock with Senatorial figures. The text mentions plans to name a Wesdog sister and John vo Pat as officials, but details are unclear.
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Nea
Jane
Ee Wilson
Goigtwante
Wesdog
John Vo Pat Ar Henict Fyer
Land Officenix
Wen
Statue of Liberty Ready Before Deadline
Fragmentary line hints at readiness of the Statue of Liberty before a set deadline. No clear event or participants are identified in the readable text.
Four Washington men land after west coast voyage
New York reports four men from Washington state arrived from Santa Cruz marking a leg of a voyage that began on the west coast. They traveled via Tacoma and Seattle with stops including San Francisco Callao and Montevideo aboard an oil burning ship built for W. R. Grace to operate near the Panama Canal.
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New York
America
Washington
Santa Cruz
W. R. Grace
Panama Canal
Tacoma Biy
Seattle
San Francisco
Callao
Uique
Altal
Montevideo
Japan Protest Reply Becomes Gov Plan For Action
A terse reply to Japan’s protest over California anti alien land law signals the government will proceed with its response. Callers describe the message as cautious yet firm, indicating continued diplomatic steps.
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Washington
Japan
California
Land Pride Spreads as Minnesota County Sells 4000 Farms
In H. taeta County Minnesota a land office sale proceeds after a long wait beginning in May. Torrential rains delayed actions while Johnson maintained his hold on the position observed in the record.
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H. Taeta County
Minnesota
Raitsohnson
Dry Farm Wheat Yields Seen At 40 Bushels Per Acre
Reports from Bannock county and outlying districts indicate bumper wheat crops with dry farm yields over 40 bushels per acre expected. Andrew Thacker of Robin braces for a 25,000 bushel harvest. Idaho dry farm acres rise to over a million as Bannock county seeks top state yield again.
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Bannock County
Andrew Thacker
Robin
Idaho
United States
Plan to dissolve Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger presented
Federal Judges in St. Paul heard the government backed dissolution plan approved by President Wilson and Attorney General McReynolds. The plan swaps 38.29 million dollars of Southern Pacific stock for Pennsylvania's Baltimore and Ohio holdings and places 88.36 million dollars of remaining stock in a trust to be sold within a set period. G Carrol Todd represented the government as the Utah district court took the plan under advisement.
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St. Paul
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
United States Supreme Court
Sanborn, Hook and Smith
Eighth Circuit
Wilson
McReynolds
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
G. Carrol Todd
District Court of the United States
District of Utah
Heat Wave Persists As Chicago Sweats Through June
Chicago records another hot day with temperatures near nine ties of heat. The prolonged spell since Friday caused dozens to seek shade and public parks, with deaths and over 200 prostrations reported during the three days.
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Chicago
Greek Youth Kicked. Hospitalized After Fight
Bill Antone, a young Greek, lay in Pocatello General Hospital after a tavern fight with another Greek. He was kicked below the belt, collapsed, and required an operation as deputies and police searched for the assailant, who will face charges of assault with intent to do great bodily injury once captured.
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Bill Antone
Pocatello General Hospital
Antone
Lowry
Crane
Rob Lewis
Jim Lewis
Guaymas Falls to Rebels in Early Civil War Dispatch
Douglas reports Guaymas fallen to constitutionalists as water and barracks supply shift to rebel hands. Hermosillo dispatches note scarce water at the barracks and a portion of the garrison has deserted.
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Douglas
Guaymas
Hermosillo
Greek and Bulgarian Troops Clash Near Saloniki
Near Saloniki Greek and Bulgarian forces clash east of the city. A Bulgarian report says Greek troops attempted to sever the Cerraes to Drama rail line but were repelled as Bulgarians attacked a Greek village.
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Sofia
Saloniki
Cerraes
Drama
Bulgarians Open Full Front in Macedonia Bloodiest Battle
Belgrade reports a dawn 2 am Bulgarian assault along the Macedonian front with heavy fighting at Istip Retna Bouva Zletove Neogasi and Valaudove. Bulgarian artillery supported by large troop formations sought to seize the railway asreek troops drew near.
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Belgrade
Macedonia
Istip
Retna
Bouva
Zletove
Neogasi
Valaudove
Greek Fleet Ordered to Sail for Tragesi Near Saloniki
In Athens on June 30 the Greek fleet received orders to sail immediately to Tragesi near Saloniki. King Constantine set out for Saloniki.
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Athens
Tragesi
Saloniki
Constantine
Reports Confirm Heavy Fighting in Macedonia
Berlin reports heavy fighting ongoing in Macedonia between Servians and Bulgarians near Drama with clashes described as in progress. The dispatch notes active hostilities between the two forces and mentions near Drama as a key site of action.
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Berlin
Macedonia
Stip
Reeks
Drama
Forty Thousand Veterans Gather at Gettysburg Ground
June 30 Gettysburg reports twenty five thousand blue and gray veterans waking on the battlefield with reveille. Officials expect fifteen thousand more to arrive tonight for a joint reception of Buford and Wheeler cavalry survivors and to ready tents for over forty thousand men.
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Buford
Wheeler
Gettysburg
Reveille
Johnny Rebel
Osteopath Dr C C Smith Suspended by Idaho Board
June meeting in Boise of the state Osteopathic examining board considered the case of Dr C C Smith of King Hill. After two days of inquiry he was suspended for practicing controversial tenets in treating Miss Foy who died after a starvation treatment of about 35 days. The doctor was tried, convicted, appealed, and is out on bond. New officers were elected: Charles Kingsbury treasurer and E G Houseman secretary.
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Boise
State Osteopathic Examining Board
C. C. Smith
King Hill
Earle D. Jones
Pocatello
Smith
Miss Foy
Hill
State Board
Heiding
Heensee Fronnessee
Louisiane
Car Am
Idaho Board
Tx && Oe
Pout
Fecatello
Charles Kingsbury
Seery
E.G. Houseman
Swan Lake News Brief Notes Local Agriculture
June reports from Swan Lake describe rains restoring field conditions after damage to the ha crop though grain prospects look good. The item mentions a farm hand gift to a local couple and a hog shipment by G. E. Beckstead and Sons from Franklin. Minor notes include real estate and local residents, with fragmented references to grants and building.
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Swan Laer
Swan Lake
A. Quigley
Thomas of
Grant, Ward
Rich Hadley
Railway Junction Fire Sparks Suspected Suffragette Attack
A major rail junction at Leuchars connected Edinburgh to Dundee via Aberdeen burned today. Authorities say the blaze was started by militant suffragettes.
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Leuchars
Edinburgh
Dundee
Aberdeen
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National Manufacturer's Club
Beirer Guilay
Utah
Federal
Seth
Mighaty
Oery Fini
Gardlin
Pharos
Fotterf
Wil
U. P
Greektown
Balkans
Bulgar
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