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Washington Daily Herald

Location

Washington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1913

Page

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Lobbyist Exposé Triggers Capitol Investigation

Washington faces a sweeping disclosure as a New York paper publishes confessions of a former lobbyist detailing names and incidents from 16 years. Senator Overman, chairman, subpoenas Colonel Mulhall for July 8 as Congress probes the lobby system and ministerial charges tied to tariff debates and Wall Street actions.

Washington National Capital Congress New York Wilson Martin Mulhall Lovett Wall Street Overman Labha Fata National Association of Manufacturers Senate

MacMillan Sails North In Search Of Frozen Arctic Wonders

Donaldo MocMion sails from New York on July 2 aboard the Diana for a two year Arctic expedition to Crockerland. The party includes Ensign Green, Dr Tanguay, Dr Hood Hunt, Commander MacMillan, and Jerome Alten. The aim is to map and explore Crocker land and Greenland interior, seeking unknown lands with scientific observations. Sponsoring institutions include the American Museum of Natural History, American Geographical Society, and Yale University.

Donaldo MocMion New York Crockerland Fitaheat Green M.C. Tanguay Elmer Ektlow Hood Hunt Commander MacMillan Jerome L. Alten MacMillan Crocker Land Greenland American Museum of Natural History The American Geographical Society Yale University University of Tainoin Indie Tds

Cotton Options Tax Proposed for Future Delivery Contracts

Washington reports a proposed stamp tax on agreements for future delivery of cotton. The measure requires all such contracts to be in writing with a revenue stamp and enables a tax refund upon actual delivery. The plan was endorsed by a Senate caucus finance committee with modifications.

Senate Democratic Caucus Clarke Arkansas Senate

Pankhurst daughter leads free speech clash in Trafalgar Square

Sylvia Pankhurst urged action against those deemed passive, calling for revolt and a march to Downing Street. Dock workers joined a protest with a flag bearing the Women's Social and Political Union, as police moved in to disperse the crowd.

Lomdat Sylvia Pankhurst Emmeline Pankhurst Trafalcart Square Miss Pankhurst East End Downing Street Women’s Social and Political Union

Mayors clash over Law and Order League meeting status

Secretary of State defends McReynolds amid Caminetti case and criticizes the New York World editor. The Wilson administration signals it will resist efforts to force McReynolds from the cabinet. In a separate local scene Mayor Smith declines to meet the Law and Order League, signatures drop from charges, and a new name appears on Saturday night.

Wilton McReynolds Ment The Itruan Caminett New York World Tiegan Commoner McReynold Wilson Caminetti Mtr Hryan Tryan McResneide Smith Cox Law and Order Committee Val Pa 'Eaving Law and Order Latino Order League Ation League Eting Law and Order League

Senator Overman Heads Senate Lobby Investigating Committee

Senator Overman serves as chairman of the Senate Lobby Investigating Committee, directing inquiries into lobbying practices and influence in state government hearings.

Dockers Clash as Police Drive Mob From Trafalgar Square

A sharp brief clash saw dockers attack the GMeers. police pushed the mob toward Trafalgar Square and captured the flag.

Dockers Gmeers Trafalgar Square

Courageous Swim Attempt Fails at Sandy Hook to Battery

Philadelphia bank clerk Charles Borow pushed his limits in a fourth bid to swim from Sandy Hook to the Battery. After more than seven hours battling eddies and a turning current, only half a mile remained when the tide overruled his effort.

Meroic Charles Borow Sandy Hook Philadelphi Bank New York Bay

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Mu'hall Pawe Arctic Diana Ac Millat Mnnsters J. B. Harriman New Industr Mra J. Borden Harriman New Ypork New Federal Commission On Industrial Relations American Preas Association Bryan Gaminetti Mayor Smith Noth Ing Burns Senator Overman Senate Lobby American Prose Association
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