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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1913

Page

7

Mulhall says N A M would run tariff board

Washington details Mulhall testimony before the senate committee on the National Association of Manufacturers lobbying for a tariff commission. He recounts letters, fund needs, and tactics tied to unions, miners, and labor legislation with references to Parry Beveridge Hemenway and connections to Watson and Pearre.

Mulhall Tariff Board Washington, D. C Martin M. MuLhall National Association of Manufacturers Senate Association Miles Schwedtman J. W. van Cleave James A Swager Sherley Kentucky Indianapolis St. Louis Watson Gompers Dunran van Cleave Cannon Hemenway Washington Emery Senator Beveridge Columbia Club Coronel Parry Mr. X

Col Mulhall denies graft as letters become focus of probe

Col Mulhall, longtime lobbyist for the National Association of Manufacturers, fights senate inquiry by denouncing personal attacks and proposing to call witnesses. He says he attempted to publish a 1918 letter to Perriton Maxwell urging Hearst to expose the letters and denies seeking money, amid a public scandal over his role in the lobbying firestorm.

Mulhall New York World Senator Reed Barry Hearst New York National Association of Manufacturers Marshall Cushing Pearre Wellington Geo. H. Holtzman Cumberland Reed McComas Philadelphia Gompers-T. A McIntyre Fght Pearce M. ©. Holtzman Cushing Roosevelt Samuel Gompers Gompers Congress Senate Ngntry Senate Committee M. Mulhall Rebor Mulhal Perriton Maxwell William R. Hearst Iiter

Senate and Mulhall clash in Washington lobby probes

In the senate and house investigations at the Mulhall documents hearing Col Martin M Mulhall faces sharp cross examination over his ties with the National Association of Manufacturers. Tension rises as Emery and McCarter clash with senators over access to the Mulhall papers and testimony.

Senate HOUSE Mulhall Washington D. C Martin M. Mulhall National Association of Manufacturer Patterin Senate Lobby Committee House Lobby Committee Fnd Coronel Emery James A. Emery National Association of Manufacturers National McCarter New Jersey God Soustor Reed Mothall

The Cucaracha Slide at the Panama Canal Zone

A veteran correspondent tours the Culebra cut and documents the ongoing Cucaracha slide. Engineers like Col Goethals and Col Gaillard explain costs, progress, and safety measures as they predict completion and the opening of the canal to commerce in 1915.

United States Goethals Culebra Cut Goethale Ferdinand de Lessaps Commerce &S D. D. Gaillard Central Division Empire Isthmian Canal Commission Abanaon Colonel Gaillard Mr. Taft Atenam Cpt

Fragmented note hints at marriage and status exchange

The text shows a misheard or garbled dialogue about a man marrying a woman with a title and living off interest. Names and clear facts are unclear, but the fragment suggests a social or reputation joining and a claim of financial or social dependence.

Eczema in Water Blisters Reported Cured by Cuticura

F W Morrish of Chicago describes two year eczema on hand leg and ankle. He used Cuticura Soap and Ointment after seeing an ad, group purchase, and says the sores became smooth and left no marks after six weeks. Advertisement notes free samples and a Skin Book from Cuticura Dept L Boston.

Congress St Chicago F. W. Morrish Cuticura Dept. L Boston

Not a Bed of Roses a Glutton on a Hot Day

A compact note quotes the proverb This life is no bed of roses and adds another line about a man who eats and drinks greedily. The text contrasts hot weather with extreme perspiration likened to a cake of ice on a stove, ending with a biblical allusion from Jerebiah of Joppa.

Jerebiah Joppa

Why Bruggists Go Insane Stamped Antelope Joke at Drug Store

A playful anecdote in which Lola visits a corner drug store with three pennies for a stamped envelope and asks the clerk for three cents' worth of stamped antelope, prompting a puzzled reaction from the druggist.

Lola

Her Lucky Day Parade Proof of Quick Wits

Frances, a bright young girl, returns home with cheeselike roses and eyes like atara. She excitedly tells her mother she arrived downtown at the psychological moment. When asked what happened, she solemnly notes that it saw a parade, a whimsical moment that showcases her keen mind and rapport with elders.

Frances Atara

Postum Clears Coffee Habit Says Couple Recovered

A couple credits Postum with ending their coffee addiction and curing illness. The husband quit a long held job as headaches faded and skin cleared after switching to Postum. The wife, initially weaker, gained weight and strength, and both recommend Postum from Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan. The ad notes two forms Regular and Instant Postum with preparation tips and encouragement to experiment with strength.

Husband Battle Creek Mich Wellville

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