Mulhall Testifies in Night Session Over Lobbying Fight
Former lobbyist Martin M Mulhall testified before the Senate lobby investigating committee detailing decades of work for the National Association of Manufacturers He implicates Marshall Cushing and Senator Quay while describing efforts to defeat McComas forces in Maryland and to influence the 1902 Pennsylvania coal strike He notes payments from Cushing and coordination with Governor Stone and labor leaders as part of his described activities and meetings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers’ Association
Senator McComas
Quay
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
Mulhall
Marshal Cushing
Maryland
McComas
Cushing
Baltimore
McCoras
Pennsylvania
Senator Reed
Overman
Association
Republican National Committee
Naval Service
Albany
Tensselaer
New York
William McKinsey
Ohio
Marshall Cushing
Washington
Reed
John Mitchell
Gov. Stone
Mitchell
Republican
Stone
John Mitchel
Fron M. Carrol Downs
Senator MeNomas
Treasury Department
Attorney Kil led by Auto In Little Rock Killing
J H Harrod a 63 year old prominent Little Rock lawyer said to be slated for United States district attorney for the eastern district of Arkansas was killed and Joseph Coates 21 was seriously injured when struck by an automobile driven by J E Madding as they passed the rear of a street car Madding surrendered to police and was later charged with murder and assault to kill He was denied bail The police fearing violence turned him over to the sheriff Mr Harrod formerly was Democratic national committeeman from Arkansas and once was a candidate for governor.
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Harrod
Little Rock
Ark
J. H. Harrod
United States
Astern
Arkansas
Joseph Coates
J. E. Madding
Madding
Hil
Democratic National
Auto Train Crash Kills Six In Los Angeles Area
Carl Huffman his wife three children and aunt Miss Missouri Huffman died when their automobile was struck by a locomotive near the old San Gabriel mission. A fourth child leaped free and escaped with minor injuries.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Carl Huffman
Missouri Huffman
San Gabriel Mission
Tariff bill's Senate start set for next week in 1913
Senate debate on the Underwood-Simmons tariff revision is slated to begin next Wednesday at noon after the bill was reported yesterday. Senator Smoot asserts no intent to prolong discussion while Sen La Follette plans a separate minority report and amendments. Minor changes include a zinc ore duty boost and January February income tax collection rules, with a new cotton futures tax and widened free list adjustments. Continued discussion expected for about five weeks as leaders foresee debate under Democratic control and committee leadership.
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Smoot
la Follette
Bill
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Washington
Simmions
Finance Committee
Smost
Penrose
Ledge
Gallinger
Clark
Simmons
Underwood
House
Death mystery deepens in Harvey's Lake case
Wilkes-Barre Pa July 11 Herbert Johns is held without bail for murdering 18 year old Alice Crispell at Harvey's Lake. A coroner's jury exonerated him but District Attorney Bigelow says evidence supports a prima facie case. Relatives and investigators probe a elusive man seen watching a girl and a man by logs near the scene as police widen their search.
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Johns
Wilkes-Barre
Herbert Johns
Alice Crispell
Frank B. Brown
Harveys Lake
Bigelow
Gil
Jeter
S. I. Reese
Plymouth
Weckesser
Alice
Wilson Tours Mountain and Narrow Escape Report
President Wilson explored a mountain route in his car observing Green Mountains from high vantage points. A near mishap occurred when oil covered road and a waiting team blocked the way causing a temporary detour into a front yard. He later played golf at Dartmouth College before returning on special Baltimore and Ohio train service.
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Cornish
N. H
Wilson
Dartmouth College Links
Cohalan Exonerated After Four Day Inquiry in Albany
Albany July 11 Supreme Court Justice Daniel F Cohalan was exonerated by a legislative panel after a four days trial before the senate and assembly judiciary committees. The charges involved alleged payments to Cohalan by John A Connolly to secure Victor Heating Company contracts and related record alterations. Cohalan denied all wrongdoing and said he was a victim of Connolly's blackmail while serving as Sachem of Tammany Hall and in confidential ties with Charles F Murphy.
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Legislative Committee
New York
Albany
Supreme Court
Daniel F. Cohalan
Bar Association of New York
Ais
Senate and
Assembly Judiciary Committees
Cohalan
John A. Connolly
Victor Heating Company
Connolly
Cobalan
New York City
Victor Company
Tammany Hall
Charles F.murphy
Tammany Teadem
ELOPES WITH MAN SHE WANTS
Miss Lucille Pharis of Winchester Ky elopes with L G Trent a Williamson West Virginia operator to marry after her parents pressed a wealthier aged suitor C H McDonald of Terre Haute Ind. She says McDonald is too old and cites parental opposition to her choice.
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Pharis
Huntington
W. Va
Lucille Pharis
Winchester
L. G. Trent
Williamson
Ashland
Pharls
C. HL. Mconald
Terre Haute
Ind
Frent
McDonald
Miss Pharis
Sparta
Baltimore
Ohio
Union
Ion
Washington
Brave Priest Dies Saving Cincinnati Church
Special to The Washington Port Cincinnati July 11 The Rev Father Tiernan risked his life to save St Rose s Church from a fire that destroyed the sisters house at 2 am He climbed 180 feet to the steeple sounded the alarm and the bell drew thousands who formed a bucket brigade Firefighters found him suffocating from smoke after which he offered a final prayer Burglars caused the blaze by scattering matches in the sisters kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cincinnati
Father Touls Tieman
St. Rose’s Church
Tiernan
Father Tiernan
Boy Killed by Motor Truck in Brooklyn Tragedy
In New York an 11 year old boy Philip Geragy died after falling under a motor truck of Adams Express near 270 Humbolt Street. The driver Frederick Kornblum left the scene unaware of the accident until bystanders called out. Mrs Geragy injured falling on stairs as crowd gathered and protests against the driver arose.
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New York
Philip Geragy
Humbolt Street
Frederick ‘Kornblum
Adams Express Company
Kornblum
Masterson
Silk sash a bathing suit at French sea resorts
Paris dispatch notes fashion at the French coast openings where modistes see wide scope like racing season. The style features a silk sash wound around the hips knotted in front with a broad brimmed hat. many women avoid swimming to keep display of figures and outfits.
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Washington ‘Post
Paris
Modistes
France to Aid Big Families Reform Bill Passed Daily
A French reform bill aims to aid large families by granting annual sums for each child beyond three. Starting next year, needy parents with more than three children under 13 could receive $12 to $18 per child from municipal authorities. Widowers and widows have age-based eligibility, with total annual cost estimated at $10 million shared by state departments and municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Paris
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
France
Peril in Flying Boat as Engine Fails Over Lake Michigan
Glenn Martin safely lands his hydroaeroplane on Lake Michigan after carburetor trouble caused a 700 foot descent during the Chicago to Detroit cruise. Passenger Charles Day escaped unharmed as the craft touched the water about 2 1/2 miles from shore. Martin restarted the engine and reached shore under his own power. plan is to resume tomorrow. Beckwith Havens and Roy Francis reached Pentwater this afternoon and will stay there tonight.
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Glenn Martin
Lake
Muskogen
Mich
Glen Martin
Detroit
Lake Michigan
Martin
Charles Day
Beckwith Havens
Roy Francis
Pentwater
Gov Eberhart Aids Boy In Ellis Island Case
In New York Gov Adolph Olson Eberhart assists a 15 year old German lad, Alois Lermer, detained at Ellis Island after travel to stay with his uncle Thomas Neumann. The case echoes a century earlier when Adolph Olson, then nine, was detained while parents proved placement in Nebraska. Coultart wired for action and promised to intervene.
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St. Paul
Minn
Adolph Olson
Ellis Island
New York
Nebraska
Adolph Olson Eberhart
Alois Lermer
Balkan Slaughter Protest Reaches Wilson Balkans War Turmoil Grows
Special cable reports Greek forces accused of vandalism at Saloniki and Bulgarian officials denounce the act as unprecedented. The dispatch names victims in Seres and notes Roumanian occupation of Silistria as Bulgaria contemplates peace terms. London and Vienna dispatches outline fragile talks and potential long negotiations with Servia and Greece seeking gains.
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Seres
Washington Post
Gofla
United States
Saloniki
Balkan States
Macedonia
Métropolitan Vasell
Holy Synod of the
Bulgarian Church
8. Kiroff
University of Sofia
IV. D. Guechof
Sofia
Bulgaria
Constantine
Seres i
M. Papapavtlos
Gymnasium
M. Stamouliz
Orient ‘Bank
Dr. Charisseris
London
Rou- Mania
Silistria
Kavala
Servia
Greece
Russia
Balkan
Judge Coxe and wife injured in auto collision near Westerly
Judge Alfred C. Coxe of the United States circuit court for New York city and his wife were injured when their automobile was struck by a touring cart driven by Barnes Newberry, son of former Secretary Truman N. Newberry, near Westerly Rhode Island. The Coxe car was demolished and Mrs. Coxe suffered two broken ribs while the judge sustained a bruised left arm.
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Barnes Newberry
Westerly
Alfred C. Coxe
United States Circuit Court of
New York City
Here
Navy
Truman N. Newberry
Coxe
Index to Today's Issue Headlines
Before Lobby Committees Tariff Bill to Girl's Lutter Murderer Massacre in the Haikans Women Attacked by Negro Firemen at Odds With Railroads Army to Make Iitmand on Mexicans Committees Indorse Nuchman Congressional Baseball Today Spanish War Veterans Meet District Blind Organize Board to Rule Bank Supply Board Mayon Weekly Trade Review Editorial Comment Society Sporting Events Financial Street Railways May Run Trailers Merchants Ready for Eight Hour Day Pred
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Indorses Nuchman
Mayon
Miss Letterman Named Director for Berlin Woman's Club
Berlin July 1 The American Woman's Club of Berlin announces Katherine Letterman former White House social secretary to Mrs Taft has been engaged as director. She will arrive next month and assume duties in September as club leader following Mrs A Montgomery Thackara's visit.
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Washington Post
Berlin
American Woman's Club of
Katherine Letterman
William H. Taft
White House
Letterman
United States
A. Montgomery Thackara
Rail workers to attend White House mediation on Erdman act bill
Railroad labor leaders say trainmen and conductors will be represented at a White House meeting with President Wilson and Secretary Wilson to discuss expanding the Erdman act arbitration board from two to six. House delays action until after the conference. railroads and unions push for an independent commission under government or department control.
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House
Senate
White House
New York
Wilson
Department of Labor
A. B. Garretson
W. G. Lee
Dente
Brotherhusdasaf
Albert Phillips
Erdman Act Arbitration Board
House Judiciary Committee
Railroad
Bettermakers
Clayton
Hantern
New ‘Board of Conciliation and Mediation
Woman sues railroad for kiss in Seattle court
Mrs Charles Nelson sues Great Northern in Snohomish county superior court seeking 1999 damages for a kiss imprinted on her cheek by locomotive engineer George Thorne. She alleges Thorne seated beside her, wrapped his arm around her and kissed her, after which she fought him off and left her wrap with him.
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Great Northern
Washington Post
Seattle
Wasl
Snohomish County Superior Court
Charles Nelson
George Thorne
Nelson
Thorne
Poisoned in Daytonektey factory poisoning case
Dayton Ohio July 11 doctors were called as dozens of workers fell ill after returning from a Newark company at Kilkare park. General Superintendent Hutchings his wife and another company official are reported in serious condition. Doctors think canned food contamination likely.
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Dayton
Ohio
Riven
Kilkare Park
Hutchings
Reemlin
Americans Held Texans Interfere Over Releases and Cross Border
Secretary Garrison ordered Col. Edwin P. Brewer to secure the release of five Americans and their property from Mexican revolutionists at Hidalgo. The report notes vigilante activity near Tampico, threats of a border relief force, and accusations against American officials in Mexico, with details on prisoners from Texas families and confiscated cattle and horses.
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Garrison
Col. Brewer
Tampico
Bryan
Edwin P. Brewer
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort McIntosh
Hidalgo
Mexico
State Department
Garrett
Neuvo Laredo
Piedras Negras
San Luie Potoal
Tamaulipas
Vera Crus
San Luia Potosi
Bryah Hag
Charlies L. Montague
Cananes
Fall and Smith
Arizona
Montague
Simpich
Agiso
Cene
Laredo
Tex
Colombia
Texas
Conaul Garrett
Huerta
Robert
Arthur
Ashton Hazelrigg
Isaac Cade
William Randolph
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Senate Committee
Strien
Harvey’s Lake
Wiliam Archer
Archer
P. 3
Higgins
Mystery
Emen
Baltimore and Ohio
R. R
Union Station
Luray
Jorgensen
Nodn
Wiliam Conradis
Yisster
Thirteenth Atrest North
Iwest
May Jorglesen
Miles ‘Poindexter
Seventeenth
Conradis
Columbia Road
Riley
Tenth Precinct
Sylvester
Lieut. Hartley
Maj. Sylvester
Conradin
Eberhart Aids
Bucharest
Roumanie
Danube
Vienna
Belgrade
Kustendil
David Lloyd George
Mansion House
Balkar
Coxe and
Wife Hurt
Miss Letterman
Sues Railroad
KISS
U. S
Threata
Candela
Eagle Pass
Constitutionalista
Maas
Reate
Carranza
Monclova
Mexico City
Jesse Hi. Johnson
Matamoros
Einn
Elias
Frank Rabb
Guayman
Tuxpam
Naco
Ojeda
Eighteenth United States Cavalry
FE Pais
Puble
Mexica
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