Seek to Intimidate Resents Being Stared At McClave Charges Former Agent of Manufacturers With Perjury
Senate lobby investigation hearings reveal Startin Mulhall accusing Atherton Brownell and Samuel Gompers of a 1907 18 bribery scheme to sway labor leaders for the National Association of Manufacturers. McClave counters Mulhall with perjury claims while detailing campaign funding disputes and Mulhall’s alleged manipulation of headquarters and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mulhall
Senate
Samuel Gompers
National Association of Manufacturers
Gompers
Atherton Brownell
New York
Mulhall
Mcclave
Paterson
McClare
Republican National Committee
Manufacturers’ Association
Hughes
Federation of Labor
Playmates Scatter Flowers at Sophie Birch's Bier
A Washington NE child Sophie Martha Birch seven was fatally struck by an automobile Thursday. Playmates gathered white rose garlands at her bier on Seventh Street NE as mourners watched. Funeral set for Monday at St Joseph's Church with high mass, burial at Fox Creek Cemetery beside grandparents. Coroner exonerates two drivers lacking licenses.
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Sophie Martha Barth
Hoat
Seventh Street
Angelus
St. Joseph's Church
Wesley Birch
Birch
William Gude
Washington
St. Joseph4
Catholic Church
Second
Ygnating
Fealy
Kuila Soome
Fock Creek
N. Bb. Ward
Thomas Maher
Lcense J
Russia to buy Pullman home for embassy in Washington
Rumors say the Russian government will appropriate funds for a permanent embassy residence in Washington. George Bakhmeteff and staff learned of the plan at Newport while away from the city. Earlier talks centered on a Pullman property on the Avenue of the Presidents, but lack of funds stalled any offer. Mrs John Hays Hammond bought the house, now planned as her residence. No final decision or site was settled, awaiting Ambassadors return to Washington.
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Washington
Indiana
Mulhall
James E. Watson
M. Bakhmeteff
Newport
George Bakhmeteff
St. Petersburg
Pullman
John Hays Hammond
Bakhmeteff
Sheehy Named to District Excise Board in Place of Colpoyee
President Wilson sent to the Senate the nomination of Joseph C. Sheehy to be a member of the District excise board, replacing John B. Colpoyee who withdrew. Lord and Smith back Sheehy as acceptable. Sheehy a Washington native educated in public schools. former member of Baker Sheehy Hogan firm. Lord's critics and his reply circulate as review proceeds. action likely within a week.
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Sheehy
J. B. Colpoye
Lord
Wilson
Senate
Joseph C. Sheehy
Washington
District Excise Board
John B. Colpoyee
Colpoya
Frekk B. Lord
Robert B. Smith
Frank B. Lord
Excise Board
Mr. Lord
Andlzaloan League
Deak
White House
Frealdant
Did his chickens suffer in a huckster's wagon
Patrick Warn a huckster faces a police court trial today for crudity to animals over a wagon tied string of live chickens by their feet to the roof. James B. Thomas of the Washington Humane Society helped arrest him after complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Warn
Florida Avenue
James B. Thomas
Washington Humane Society
Warn
John P Heap
The
Society
Massacre at Seres Told in Greek Dispatches
Cable dispatches from Athens recount brutal Bulgarian sacking of Seres. Archbishop Constantine of Melenik is bayoneted, a grand master dies of heart failure, and sacred valuables are looted. Bodies are dumped in a ditch while witnesses photograph the carnage. Greek forces accused of shelling a Demir Hissar hospital, despite a Red Cross flag, and of killing patients and residents.
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Seres
Archbishop
Ferdinand
Pangeon
Athens
Congressional Investigating Committee
Sereshi
Constantine of Melenik
Demi-Hissar
Malenik
Thomas Perenchaldarnia
Iknéel
Patachaidarnias
Sura
Sofia
Bulgaria
Demir-Hinsar
Red Cross
Kilkish
Massacre Report At Xanthi Suppresses All Communications
A sensational dispatch from Satoniki reports Xanthi, with about 26 000 Greeks and 70 foreigners including Americans and Finglish, totally destroyed by Bulgarian troops and comitadjis. Runners say all inhabitants were butchered as they tried to flee, though some claim Eariana vows to respect no flag.
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Satoniki
Washington Post
Kanthi
Finglish
Xanthi
Comitadjis
Eariana
Fall Paralyzes H Maas After Car Alight on Connecticut Ave
Herbert Maas 22 a real estate operator of 1024 Seventeenth Street NW was knocked senseless when he fell from a car on Connecticut avenue and HK street NW. He regained consciousness but couldn't move his right arm or leg. Dr Boyce and an Emergency Hospital ambulance treated him and found spinal pressure producing partial paralysis. Maas remained in a hospital cot with a hope of gradual recovery in days ahead.
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Connecticut Avenue
HK Street
Herbert Maas
Seventeenth Street
Maas
Boyce
Federal impersonation law linked to congressmen case
Snowden Marshall, U S district attorney in New York, said the federal statute against impersonating a U S officer applies to impersonations of representatives. He declined to say whether the New York grand jury, which reported Thursday, indicted anyone as a result of its probe into telephone impersonations of members of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snowden Marshall
United States
New York
Marshall
Senate advances mediation board appointments amid delay
The Senate yesterday sent nominations for the assistant mediator G W Wo Han ger and others to a 24 hour waiting period before confirmation. Judge Chambers announced the board will meet at 10 o clock to organize and plan travel to New York. Judge Knapp is in the Commerce Court, Louis I. Post is in Boston.
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G W Wo Hanger
Senate
Chambers
New York
Martin A Knapp
Commerce Court
the Ory
Louis I. Post
Labo
Boston
Mr. Post
Wilson Names Post on Mediation Board Faces Senate Snag
Washington report says Louis F Post, Chicago’s noted single texer, is named to the new mediation and conciliation board, but the appointment is illegal as not Senate confirmed. President Wilson expected to name a replacement at once, while arbitration for the Eastern railroad strike proceeds with a special board and limited mediation involvement.
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Wilson
Washington Post
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Osweld F. Schuette
Washington
Louis F. Post
Texer
Eastern Railroad
Post
Department of Labor
Senate
Fost
Sénate
United States Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Boyt
Bird
Doment
Wilson i
William B. Chambers
Martin A. Knapp
Commerce Court
Mr. Post
Illinois
Strike on B and O Machinists in Imminent Crisis
Baltimore July 18 The 1500 plus machinists in the Baltimore and Ohio system face an imminent strike. Secretary of Labor Wilson has stepped in seeking a conference with railroad officials to resolve wage and shop condition demands. The union cites nine hour day as accepted by the company but wage increases rejected, risking a full industrial clash if terms fail.
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Wilson
Baltimore
Baltimere
Ohio
Machinists’ Executive Board
Road
Baltimore and Ohio
Machinists’ Union
Ee Nee
Pardoned Occoquan sentinel resists escaped prisoner
Benjamin Bell, an Occoquan inmate serving 11 months and 26 days, captured a white prisoner armed with a knife during an attempted escape at Brightwood. He was later pardoned by President Wilson on Supt Whitaker's recommendation for his courage while guarding the stockade. Bell had been arrested in Brightwood for robbery after the incident.
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Brightwood
Whitaker
Benjamin Bell
Occoquan
Wilson
Supt Whitaker
Bell i Bell
Brightwood House
Brightwoood
Bell
Navy issues general order on aeroplane division duties
Acting Secretary of the Navy Roosevelts order assigns cognizance of naval aeroplanes parts to the Bureau of Construction and Repair for structure foundations control stabilizing devices hulls and floats. The power plant design and repair fall to the Bureau of Steam Engineering while the Bureau of Ordnance handles defensive gear bombs torpedoes range finders and related instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooseveit
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Bureau of Ordnance
Milano off to prison with twenty five convicts
Milano the Italian shoemaker who murdered Harry Elton Smith is en route to Stillwater Minnesota to serve life imprisonment in the federal penitentiary. He escaped the gallows after the Justice Department recommendation and a clemency petition to President Wilson contends he was insane at the time of the crime. The group includes three women headed for Lansing Kansas female prison.
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Stillwater
Minn
Yong Milano
Itt
Harry Elton Smith
Milano
Department of Justice
Wilson
Attornneys J.F. Kelly
D. W. Baker
Italan
Brst
Wieen
Lansing
Kans
Phagan Murder Inquiry Returns Fulton Grand Jury Action
Atlanta July 18 a special Fulton county grand jury was convened for next Monday to consider charges against James Conley a negro sweeper at the National Pencil Company's factory in the Mary Phagan case. Foreman W D Beattie announced the call after Solicitor Hugh Dorsey refused action on affidavits accusing Conley. The trial of Lee M Frank factory superintendent on the factory murder charges is set for July.
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Atlanta
Fulton County Grand Jury
James Conley
National Peneil Company
Mary Pheasan
W. D. Beattie
Hugh Dorsey
Conley
Lee M. Frank
Militia to Enter Army Under New Service Law
War Department and National Guard Association officials agreed on a general outline for a bill to place the organized militia under federal pay and transfer its officers and men into the regular army for instant use abroad. The measure envisions government compensation for militiamen and a formal integration into national defense forces.
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War Department
The
National Guard Association
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Parry
House Committee
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Samuel Springer
Springer
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Muthah
Robert McCarter
Party
Schwedtman
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John Gill
Stone
Gill
John Kirby, Jr
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Roosevelt
Watson
Citizens' Industrial Asociation of America
C. W. Fost
Ite
James A. Emery
Cannon
Senate Lobby Committee
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Cincinnati
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Taft
House
Hougé Lobby
Association
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Ralph Cole
Vorys
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Canada
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Martin M Mulhall
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Meats
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H. Maas
Lamar
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Navy Department Division of
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Masonic Temple
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Nelle EO Sweet
Grylls & Sweet
Brighton
Nellig E. Sweet
Dent
Connecticut
Balentine
Doren. Shoemaker Co
Bidaem
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Shefford
Chautauqua Dairy CO
Syracuse
N. J
Eee
Asheville, N. C
Land OF the Sky
Southern Railway
Asheville
Rews
Kneessi
Seventh St
America
Emerson Institute
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Bea Tartar Bor
Baltimore & Ohio Express
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People Cool
Hew Waronle Temple
Riggs Turkish Baths
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