Lobby Probers Delay Lauterbach Case in Washington
Washington June 28 The lobby investigating committee postpones the Wall Street phase of the inquiry despite pressure from Representative Mitchell Palmer. Edward Lauterbach had implicated David Lamar and Palmer spoke of attempts to foist a peccadillo on Attorney Lewis Casa Layard, but the committee remains focused on internal Democratic caucus matters.
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Washington
Wall Street
Gamin
Mitchell Palmer
Edward Lauterbach
David Lamar
Palmer
Lewis Casa Layard
Lamar
Jedyard
Union Pacific Conspiracy Claim Ties Lawyers to Fees
Judge Robert Lovett and chairman Jolae Lovett testified before the Senate lobby committee alleging a conspiracy to coerce Union Pacific into paying a large sum for counsel fees. They named Edwant W Lauterbech, a New York lawyer, as involved in the plot.
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Robert & Lovett
Union Pacifie Railroad
Union Pacific
Congrese
Jolae Lovett
Senate Lobby Committee
Edwant W Lauterbech
New York
Senate debates Mexico policy and arms neutrality
Senator Fall of New Mexico urged repealing the neutrality restriction on arms to Mexican factions, arguing the policy harms Americans and favors the de facto Huerta government. He pressed for a resolution to repeal the act as Senators Bacon and Smith clashed over intervention and potential territorial transfer ideas.
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Fall
Same State
Souther Republic
Huerta
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
New Mexico
Rilo Grande
Senator Fall
Wilson
Mexico
Republic
Bacon
Taft
Smith
Arizona
United States
California
Senator Smith
Senator Bacon
Laird of Skibd Endorses Reform
Zermatt Switzerland June. Andrew Carnegie states bankers and business men support currency reform. He calls the legislation the most important for America in years and urges the president to act during a panic.
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Zermatt
Switzerland
Andrew Carnegie
Cable For
Carnegie
America
Heat wave claim seven deaths across central west region
Weather bureau reports a deadly heat wave spanning from eastern Ohio to the Rocky Mountains. Chicago and surrounding areas faced multiple fatalities amid high temperatures and related health crises.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
West
Ohio Line
Rocky Mountains
Canadian order to arrest Jos bpson for deportation
In Montreal on June 28, the Canadian government ordered the arrest of Jack Jos bpson a black immigrant pending his deportation as an unrestricted immigrant if he tries to stay in the Dominion.
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Montreal
Bryan
Jack Jos Bpson
Negro Quariet
Dominion
Methodist Preacher Guilty in Edith Neltaou Case
Rev Willy MacRorie, suspended Methodist preacher, found guilty by Elizabeth jury on charges filed by Edith Neltaou's mother. Jury recommended mercy. sentencing set for July 11 with possible six months in jail and a $50 fine. Case heard in Westfield church matter.
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MacRorie
Washington Citizens Travel Through Heat to Quiet Hamlet
Margaret Ott faced a two count affidavit accusing her of violating liquor sales laws. The report notes a large number of residents from Washington traveling to the quiet hamlet amid extreme heat.
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Washington
Margaret Ott
M Nab Replaced in California D A and Circuit Judge
President Wilson names Thomas Hayden to be United States district attorney for the northern district of California succeeding McNab. Judge Mc Dowell is selected as United States circuit judge for the same district.
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Washington
Jane
Thomas Hayden
Mc Dwollpg
President Wilson
United States District Attorney
United States Circuit
Northern
District of
California
Hayden
McNab
Five Thousand Tents Erected for Gettysburg Reunion
Five thousand tents have been set up by the Fifth Infantry A. at Gettysburg for the fiftieth anniversary reunion of the battle. The veterans will live in tented camps on private land near the field and be fed by federal funds from army kitchens. The camp area covers 142 acres with hospitals, kitchens, and storage tents.
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Fifth Infantry — A
Gettysburg
Gettysbure
Lee
Meade
Bond Arranged at $600. Trial Set Next Week
Accused individuals face charges with some posting bond while others remain in jail after failing to post. A trial date is scheduled for next week as proceedings continue.
Central Detectives Push for Sensational McNamara Charges
Detective Carson described as a central figure among captors of the McNamara Brothers. Law and Order League attorneys and detectives promise more sensational charges but refuse to specify details or involved parties.
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Carson
McNamara Brothers
Law and Order League
Citizens Await Outcome of Burns Case in Bloomingburg
A large Bloomingburg crowd gathered at the old town hall Friday as Burns detectives brought prisoners to trial. Albert Brown, Rabbit Smith, Hens Brown, AB Cash and Margaret Ott faced proceedings with D.C. Badger and Dr. Alrey representing the Law and Order League. Ott drew attention in court, wearing diamonds while eyeing the Burns detective she accused.
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Wade Creath
Bloomnburg
Burns
Maver Creath
Marshal Gordon
Bloomingbare
Punit Township
Tiais Pinend
Bloomingburg
Albert Brown
Rabbit Smith
Hens Brown
AB Cash
Margaret Ott
Paint
Hinde Street
J. Oo Carson
Tych
Pia Ato
Wornttorney
D.C
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Wilhelm
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Rorie
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Ar Nea
Atienit
Lalifpy
Arly
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