Clash Over Money Bill Sparks Floor Fight On Privilege
Representative James A Lindbergh of Minnesota pressed for an immediate investigation into Democratic members of the banking and currency committee after alleging denial of access to a committee room. Speaker Clark ruled the matter not high privilege and referred it to the rules committee. Lindbergh introduced a currency bill of his own promising broader public control, proposing $500 million in federal reserve notes for farm mortgages and expanded postal savings deposits. Glass issued a statement defending partisan legislation and criticizing Republican critics, while Democratic member Bulkley condemned minority members Smith and Platt for participating in executive-session criticism of the currency bill.
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Minnesota
Banking and Currency Committee
Clark
Lindbergh
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Bristow
Glass
Carter Glass
Bulkley
Ohio
Banking and Currency
Smith
Platt
New York
Sleeping Beauty Play Staged by Garfield Children
The Sleeping Beauty, a fairy tale dramatization by 6 to 14 year olds, was presented yesterday at Garfield park under the Garfield playground association. Hundreds of city spectators attended as Edwin Treesheim Helen Leary Kenneth Harrell and others acted. Folk dances followed led by May Ropes Ethel MacWilliams Alice Coughlin and Ella Gardener. A notable tableau featured the flag gift with Rose Friscbere as Goddess of Liberty and Harry Roper as Uncle Sam.
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Saso
Garfield Park
Edwin Treesheim
Helen Leary
Kenneth Harrell
Elizabeth Hulman
Beulah New~kirk
Elsie Cotter
Leonora Weinberg
Jeannette Goldberg
Louise Burk
Arthur Golders
Frank Goldberg
Salle Murray
Agnea Griffin
Hannah O'Donnel
Katherine O'Donnel
Irene la Salle
Emily Cohen
Ernest Barber
Bernardt Donnelly
Parish Wood
Randolph Smith
May Ropes
Ethel MacWilliams
Alice Coughlin
Ella Gardener
Rose Friscbere
Goddess of Liberty
Harry Roper
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt Addresses Navy and War Readiness at Newport Beach
Pro gressive conference marks Navy Day with a clam bake and drills. Roosevelt urges strength and preparedness alongside courtesy and justice in foreign relations. Naval apprentices drill. weather cools with a high in the nineties, crowd gathers in Newport Beach big tent. Tomorrow features more speeches and committee meetings.
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Ism
Newport Beach
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Hoosevelt
Navy
Turkey to Sell Crown Lands in Several Provinces
Advices from Washington report the Ottoman government will auction crown lands in Bagdad Massoul Halep Beyrouth Mamoure ul Aziz and on Constantinople wharves to the highest bidder. The Constantinople vilayet also offers lands in Stamboul Pera and along the Bosphorus. Prospective buyers must contact the director of the public domain in Constantinople for details.
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Bagdad
Massoul
Halep
Beyrouth
Mamoure-ul-Aziz
Siwas
Constantinople
Vilayet
Stamboul
Pera
Bosphorus
Ministry of Finances
Constantinopia Viayet
Mystery in Osborne Trip To Santo Domingo
Assistant Secretary of State Osborne visited Santo Domingo amid a diplomatic mystery. He was accompanied by Walker W. Dick, newly named customs chief of Santo Domingo. The Bryan cabinet declined to reveal further details, while Dominican officials said they had no record of a specific purpose for the mission. The War Department declined to confirm knowledge of the mission’s aim.
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Osborne
Santo Domingo
Walker W. Dick
Bryan
McKinley resigns as U S attorney amid McNab fallout
In San Francisco acting U S attorney Benjamin L McKinley, a Republican and cousin of the late President, resigns amid senatorial confirmation tussles as McNab's replacement case actions continue. Judiciary panel recommends tabling Kahn resolutions seeking all papers in Caminetti Diggs white slave and Western Fuel prosecutions. Mann vows to fight on. some correspondence kept secret to protect public interests.
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Judiciary Committee
Kahn
MeReynolds
White Slave and Fuel Company
Mann
San Francisco
Benjamin L. McKinley
United States
Wilson
Thomas E. Hayden
John L. McNab
Privata
McKinley
McNab
Clayton Herrington
House
McReynolds
Western Fuel Company
Department of Justice
Zelaya Recital At Studio Hall Draws Officials In Washington
Alfonso Zelaya former Nicaraguan president and diplomat gave a piano recital at Studio Hall Washington Theosophical Society attended by Gen Emiliano Chamorro Nicaraguan Minister to the United States and legation attaches. He performed Mendelssohn Cervantes Chaminade and Nevin pieces with notable technique aided by Washington tenor A Clifford Wilkins and accompanist Dorothy Snyder.
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Nicaragua
Legation
Studio Hall
Connecticut Avenue
Washington Theosophical Society
Zelaya
Emiliano Chamorro
United States
Hie
Robert HE. Lee
Lady Sackville Denies Influence in Sir John Murray Scott Case
London July 2 Lady Sackville and family deny allegations they influenced Sir John Murray Scott to leave his fortune to them and claim no coercion occurred. Sir Edward Carson argued the defense concluded with Lady Sackville testifying about her early meeting with Sir John. She described her father as silent and reserved and denied Walter Scott’s accusations while recounting his declarations of love.
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London
Sackville
Sir John Murray Scott
John
Sackville Familly
Sir Edward
Sir Edward Carson
Miss Markham
Marquis
Marquis of Northampton
Wilsons Yacht in Storm on Way Back to White House
President Wilson spent July 2 aboard the Mayflower off Old Point Comfort Hampton Roads after a calm voyage and a brief fishing attempt. A late electric storm damaged homes in Hampton but the yacht suffered no harm and headed back to Washington by 4 PM. Officials said he would reach the White House before noon tomorrow and next plans include a Gettysburg speech before a New York stop and return to Washington.
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Newport News
Woodrow Wilson
Hampton Roads
Old Point Comfort Wharf
Old Point
Chesapeake Bay
Wilson
Virginia Capes
Hampton
Washington
White House
Gettysburg
Carnlah
Battle Field
New York
Cornish
Auto fire engine ditching on trial run injures none
The new automobile fire engine of Engine Company No 2 plunged over a foot embankment yesterday while making a trial run on Jewett Street near Massachusetts Avenue Northwest. Fireman Trent Ros and Fireman Mooney, who were riding, escaped injury by jumping.
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Jewett Street
Massachusetta Avenue
Trent. Ros
Mooney
Record of peak drinking and smoking in 1913 United States
The American public set records in whisky and beer consumption and cigar and cigarette sales for the year ended June 30, 1913. Whisky 143 300 000 gallons and beer 64 500 000 barrels topped all prior marks, with cigars at 7 797 000 000 and cigarettes at 14 013 900 000. Tobacco pipe use reached 403 200 000 pounds. Despite high use, saloons fell by 18 000, with about 450 000 retailers remaining.
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Tate
Internal Revenue Bureau
Gains and declines in national bank condition June 4 report
Reports to the comptroller of the currency show June 4 loan totals down 36 million while cash rose about 25.7 million and deposits fell 15.3 million from April 4. Across regions, New England and New York City saw mixed gains in cash amid loan declines, with Southern and Western sections posting loan decreases and deposit movements.
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New England
South
Benton
New York City
Prison Terms Ordered For Hyde And Schnei der
Frederick A Hyde and Joost H Schneidler, convicted in December 1908 of land frauds in California and Oregon, must begin prison terms. Attorney General McReynolds ordered the Supreme Court mandate to the District of Columbia for enforcement. Former President Taft and President Wilson denied clemency. Hyde received two years and a $10,000 fine, Schneidler fourteen months and a $1,000 fine.
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Frederick A. Hyde
Joost H. Schneider
California
Oregon
McReynolds
Supreme Court
District of ‘Columbia
Taft
Wisen
Hyde
Schnalder
Settlement by English nobleman ends breach of promise suit
London July 2 1899 the Marquis of Northampton agreed to pay 250000 dollars and all costs to settle Miss Daisy Markham stage name Violet Moss. The high court heard the case crowded with actresses. The settlement is the largest breach of promise award to date.
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Father
London
Marquis of North
Hampton
Violet Mossus
Marquis
Earl Compton
America
British Islea
High Court of Justice
Miss Finney
Frederick E. Smith
Raymond Asquith
Mise Ma Markham
Mise Markham
Bond Forfeiture Bid in Jack Johnson Case
United States District Attorney Wilkerson asked a federal court to forfeit Jack Johnson’s personal bond of 80,000 in connection with eleven Mann Act indictments not yet tried. An appeal bond of 15,000, signed by Matthew Baldwin, also is pending. Johnson faces charges related to transporting Belle Stretcher between Milwaukee and Chicago in Christmas week 1910 and is believed to be aboard a ship bound for Europe.
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Pugillat
Chicago
United States
Wilkerson
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Matthew Baldwin
United States Elrcuit Court of Appeals
District Court of Northern Illinois
Milwaukee
Burore
Increasea Pay at U S Hospital
Representative Carlin of Virginia in the House proposes pay increases for the Government Hospital for the Insane. Increases cover roles from nineiners and locomotives to head steamfiters and coal sampler with salaries ranging from 440 to 1200 dollars.
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U. S
Carlin
Virginia
Government Hospital
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