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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1913

Page

7

Lamar's scheme to influence Morgan interests exposed

Testimony reveals Lamar impersonating Palmer to urge Lauterbach hired by Morgan interests. Ledyard, Lauterbach, and Senator Stone deny key charges while Lamar describes a wide plan to push a steel inquiry, control appointments, and sway Congress through secret communications with Speaker Clark and Senator Stone.

Ledyerd Lamar Pater Morgan Stanley Steel Trust Clarex Palmer Ledyard Lauterbach Hays Ino House of Representatives Lemar Clark Senator Stone Eald Lauterbach Specker Clark Henry Texas Wilson Lawner Stone Morgan People Congress South Steel Corporation

Confession of the Wolf of Wall Street Before Senate Committees

David Lamar testifies before Senate investigators alleging misrepresentation and impersonation to influence Union Pacific loans. He claims to have met with Judge Lovett and Morgan interests, drafted a House resolution for a steel trust probe, and says he acted to aid Edward Lauterbach. He asserts support from financiers and asserts he did it for Lauterbach and Eddie.

Lauterbach Lamar Jacob Schiff Union Pacific Union Pacific Offerals Judge Lovett Edward Lauterbach Asol Harriman and Kuhn, Looh & Co Riordan Lovett Cummins Mr. Lamer Congress Union Pacific Railroad Palmer Jewsthy Union Peetie Lewis Cass Sard Morgan Paul Crsvath Southern Fpacific Charicsa D. Hilles Paul BD Cravath Coumael Union Puefac Rave Firce Senators Eddie Lauterbach Big Hearts David Lamar Senate

Notable Presidential Weddings Through the White House Years

A timeline of marriages involving presidential families from 1811 to 1913, listing Lucy Payne Washington, Anna Todd, Maria Monroe, John Adams, Delia Lewis, Elizabeth Tyler, Ellen Grant, Emily Platt, Frances Cleveland, Alice Roosevelt, and Jeasie Wilson with their spouses and kinship to presidents.

Lucy Payne Washington Madison Judge Todd Kentucky Anna Todd John G. Jackson Virginia Maria Monroe Monroe Laurence Gouverneur John Adama John Quincy Adame Helen Jackson Jackson Delia Lewis Alphonse Joseph -Yver Pageot Mary Easton Lucien B. Polk Emily Martin Lewia Randolph Elizabeth Tyler Tyler William Waller Ellen Wrenshall Grant Grant Algernon C. F. Sartoris Emily Platt Hayes Russell Hastings Grover Cleveland Frances Folsom Alice Roosevelt Roosevelt Nicholas Longworth Jeasie Wilson Wilson Francia Bowes Sayre

White House Bride and Sayre Family Ties in History

The narrative traces Sayre family prominence from Bethlehem Iron and Bethlehem Steel to Lehigh University board leadership. It notes Mrs Sayre and her Nevin lineage including John Williamson Nevin and Robert J. Nevin, with a Sayre brother in China. It also recalls four White House brides over 14 years, from Maria Monroe to Alice Roosevelt Longworth, with Lizzie Tyler and Nellie Grant in between.

Bethlehem Iron Works Bethlehem Steel Works Lehigh University Sayre Martha Finley Nevin John Williamson Nevin Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster Robert J. Nevin Rome Italy Hugh Williamson North Carolina White House Maria Monroe Samuel Gouverneur Alice Roosevelt Nicholas Longworth Lizzie Tyler John Tyler Neliie Grant Grant

Foraker Denies Link To Lamar Testimony In Senate Probe

In responding to David Lamar’s charges, Senator Foraker stated he had no connection with Lamar and recalled a 1901 injunction case in Cincinnati tied to a dispute over Southern Pacific stock. He said the matter resembled the Northern Securities suit and emphasized no personal acquaintance with Lamar. Proposals to widen inquiry into lobby influences, labor, temperance groups, and manufacturers face procedural hurdles as House members push for broader investigations.

Sage Lamar Russell Sage Union Pacific Senator Foraker Washington McKinley James R. Keene Keene Hye Harriman Lauterbach Foraker Keen Union Pacific Nel Gon Paul D. Cravath T'nian Pacific Lauter Cravath Oath Ledyard Palmer Maxwell Eva Cincinnat Vue, Sur Ascurmer Benater J. B. Foraker David Lamar Hia Senate Lobby Investigation Committee United States Cincinnati Southern Pacific Northern Securities Supreme Court of the United States Bir. Lamar New York Vit Senate House Sherley Kentucky Col Mulhall Weeley Kansas Nolan California National Aascciation of Labor Union Temperance Association Henry Mann National Association of Manufacturers Webb North Carolina

Sweeping Inquiry Into Charges Of Lobbying

The House will authorize a sweeping investigation into lobbying charges by Martin M Muihail likely on Saturday. After two hours of debate the House referred the matter to the rules committee with instructions to report a resolution granting a broad inquisitorial power to probe the issue. Chairman Henry scheduled a rules committee meeting for this morning to start framing the resolution.

Sherley Shepley Mulhall Henry Rules Committee Martin M. Muihail House Rules

AGAIN HEADS SCHOOLS CONTRACT A CAUSE OF DISCORD

Board of education demands explanation over bid acceptance for electrical equipment at James Wilson Normal School amid protests from unsuccessful bidders. Superintendent Dr William M Davidson praised for district progress while numerous staff transfers appointments and playground programs are approved.

William M. Davidson Credis Board of Education Yeaterday Henry P. Blatr Ernest J. Daniels Bale Ra Sunomer James Wilson Normal School Petrict Ashford District W. Bb. Murch Tichenor Arthur School Harriet Snow Kate Rawlings Howen Olive Wright Minnie Wingate Congress Heights Stella Thomas Henry Mildred Perrine Jeannette Young Jefferson Maries Pierce Clifford Johnson Nellie Taylor Ketcham Mia Virginia Littleton Marie McGil Ludlow Maom Galoway Ruby Hall Wallach Mary Lockey Michel Day Anita Turner Magruder Smith Wormley Julia David Allve Pannister Mar- le Ngonings Mira Huther J. F. M. Wilkinson Langston Misa Lyle Davia Mary Walker Birney Alice Williams Margaret Ferguson Au‘horimed A. T. Doggett Bagstern High A.L. Helder John Cor Palmer Cluss L. T. Burike Patie Orr A. J. DuBreud White Mine Sessie Cappe Martha Griggs Bightrade Charles Wilkins J. D. Ilson Normal Ross Theodore Harer Curtis James Rosier Laorer Mastern High J. KR. Bally J. T. Anderson Mies Othelia Cromwell Armstrong Manual A. A. Doolittle Central High E. S. Newton Western High Clare Schwartz Hastern High E. A. Clark Buainesa High Ellen Golden Central Bigh Noll McKinley J. A. Geary Hubbard Henry Adams Armstrong Mary Werres Maryland Avenue Augustus Thomas Stevens Josiah Keithrey Benning G. EB. Parkhurst W. Kerper Dent C. C. McDuffie M Street High John Daylington H. Thompson Edward Parker J. O. Wilson Normal and Lawrence Farr Business High William Green J. O. Wilson Normal Emma Stevens Wisgonaln Avenue Mantua Rudolph Urrell Crummell E. A. Blackstone Hdmonds August Hass Brent John Best

Bankrupt sale offers deep discounts on clothing and hats

The bankrupt sale at 611o Street promotes low prices on men s clothing hats and shoes to convert stock to cash. Regular and high grade shoes sell around 2 95 to 5 79 while straw hats and men s pants and boys suits are heavily discounted. Be sure to shop early as items include jackets light weight suits and various sizes with sensational value for families nearby on EB street.

Bic 7Th St Gentine Ren Sidia

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