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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1914

Page

11

Bitter South Carolina campaign ends in shooting riot

In Georgia tension rises as tolls policy faces opposition while a bitter campaign culminates in violence. Blease and Smith supporters clash over Senate race, prompting authorities to avert larger riots. Progressive Democrats criticize recent efforts tied to Senator Fletcher Gay Blease.

Blease Smith Progressive Democrats Fletcher

Georgia and South Carolina Campaigns Into Bitter Primary Fights

In a period of frayed party lines Georgia sees Hoke Smith and Joe Brown battling for the Senate with internal factions over patronage and administration ties. South Carolina hosts a heated Senate race between EB D Smith and Governor Cole Blease, marked by clashes with the White House and election tensions across the state.

Georgia Resn Te Ree Eury State Nation Ted Chargia Democracy Haa Gey Ianops Mo Brown Bottar Joe Hoxsyth United States Senate Baltimore Mnor Sith Smith Brown Smith Tun Hoke Smith Hoke Smiths Boku Smith Hoke Smiths Hoke Smith Rity Pick Smith Han Baer Commerce Gat Brown Washington Brown India Bacon Jata A O Bacon Thomas W Hardwick T S Felder Goy Jonn MI Slaton G R. Hutchens John H Cooper Hardwick Felder Staton Hutchens Cooper Underwood Hutchens Underwood Staton Friends of Bacon James R . Smyth Browns Slate James R Smith Slaton W . West Folder Slaton Hardwick Senate Bacona Tom Watson

Unions push Maher wage bill overhaul at Navy yards

Labor unions in Washington back a Maher bill replacing the wage board with a Labor Secretary data basis for pay at navy yards and arsenals. They warn a new measure or substitute could affect three dreadnought projects and up to 1 million dollars in wage outlays, with broad union backing across machinists and related trades.

Representative Assetts Secretary of Labor Muscarry Navy Yard Board House Navy Washington Navy Indher Washington Navy Yard Washington Navy Yard Unione International Association of Machinists International Molders Union The Electrical Workers Union Metal Polishers Buffers Platers Brass and Sliver Workers Union International Union of Steam Engineers Patternmakers Union Sheetmetal Workers Union International Union of Blacksmiths Journeyman Plumbers and Gasfitters Union Steamfitters and Steamfitters Helpers Union Boilermakers Union National Association of Machinists Washington Navy Yards Arsengla Aava Congress Allfag Saya 1 Imbor Navy Yard Galler Wage Board United States Varioux Planta

Trust Bills Drive Senate Toward Early Adjournment

Administration leaders push for adjournment by September 15 as Senate adopts daily hearings from 11 to 6 with breaks for morning business. Trust legislation to lead, followed by Interstate Trade Commission, Clayton Sherman act supplement, and railroad securities rule. River and Harbor bill sidelined amid push for quick end. Republicans show mixed support while Laura D Brandeis and Senator Hollis raise objections to rail bill.

Congress Senate Eat Uy Newlands Fey Administration Laura D Brandeis Hollis New Hampshire

Iowa Convention Ignores Major Question on Party Split

The Iowa state convention today ignored the big issue of potential Democratic rift. The platform omits woman suffrage, referencing only that the initiative and referendum should be settled. Republicans and Progressives already endorse suffrage, with the Progressives favoring state and national prohibition and Republicans backing current liquor laws.

Council Biunsiswa Suly Iowa

Haiti Disturbance Sparks Global Interest in Island Nation

Preliminary notes describe Haiti as the western part of Hispaniola, a politically independent republic facing revolutions and economic limits. It highlights coffee and cocoa exports, scant railway history, a 700 man army, a mixed population, social tensions between black and mulatto elites, voodoo practices, early marriages, and widespread rural polygamy with a French dialect among peasants.

Hait Germany France England United States Lyland Haiti Greater Antilles Wear Republic of Halt Republica Great Britain Republic

United States Eyes Peaceable Action in Caribbean

United States signals no immediate intervention in Haiti and San Domingo while readying marines and bluejackets at Cape Haitien and Vera Cruz. Secretary Daniels expects possible large force if restraint fails, with provisional occupation of Haitian ports and Dominican actions described as less difficult though potentially decisive firefights observed near Puerto Plata.

United States Haiti San Domingo Senous Saya Tha Prairie Cape Haitien Washington South Carolina Daniels Vera Cruz Galveston Hafti Welther Santo Domingo Puerto Pinta Dominican Republic Hherle Independence Vasquez Eberle

Oldest U S Railroad Laid First Rail 86 Years Ago

A 86 year old note marks the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad as the United States first major line begun in 1827 with the first rail laid by Charles Carroll. The piece traces early rails from Quincy Mass to tidewater and notes subsequent lines born of private enterprise, speed gains, and the Kernstown battle tied to the Baltimore and Ohio route. It contrasts early horse powered roads with later rapid expansion and includes World tour milestones and rail industry beginnings.

U.S Kearnstown Baltimore and Ohio Railroad United States Baltimore and Ohio Charles Carroll Quincy Mass Tidewater Bunker Hill Monument T . Tre Lehigh River Mauch Chunk Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Honesdale Mohawk and Hudson South Carolina Camden and Amboy Ithaca Oswego Lexington and Ohio Iidewater Ohio River New York Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco American Express Jules Verna Filizabeth Bisland Nellie Bly John Henry Mears Kernstown Crook Winchester Sen Averhuns Fedeeral Cavalry Crooks Wharton Mrutherford Hayes Merrisburg Hotomac Crook Williamsport Maryland Heights Harpers Ferry Martinsburg

Army Ad Navy Changes of the Day

A long list of officers and units is shown with assignments transfers and reports for duty at Fort Myer Fort Riley Fort Wayne and other posts. Names include Lieuts Sunilr Mc Williams Charles Garvy John Waterman and many more across Cavalry Infantry Field Artillery and other branches with details on reports and promotions.

Pirot Trove Miller Mounted Service School Fort Hiller Kane Sunilr MC Williams Wirst Cavalry Charles G Garvfy Ond Cavalry John J Waterman Second Cavalry Suck H McA Second Cavalry Robert G OY Cheney Pnurth Arend Collum David Scott Cavaire Henry Ww Baird Chamberliy Pitti Cavalry Walter J Scott Sixth Cavalry James CR Schwenck Harding Polk EDGAX Taclbee Tweteth Cavalry Twelfth Cavalry John T Don Kelly Thirigenty Cavalry Bnet Coxitea Dourlesth Cavuley Sam del Prankemberger Het Eld Artillery Ned Stewart Fourth Field Artillery Marraall Magrudpr Weld Artillery Finch Artillery Secout Lion Vincent P Irwin Lye Quartsmauler Daniel Z McCarthy Eno Ghicsgary Ax Department Quartermaster Oficers Consat cusTus Macomb Ninth Cavalry George W Rear Ninth Cavalry George W Crabtree Nedicel Corpy Malvern Edmond Gruber Fuggeld Vergine Berkelmyt Hirteenth Piret Sloan Doak Fifth Cavalry John Alden Degen Véderiierian Ray J Stan Clift Albert F Saxtom Cavalry Walter B Smith Albert H. Murller Edwin A Root Pittecath Intentey Robery & Knox Claude 8. Miller Austin Allen Parker J Nellow Bowers Davis Loren C Grieves Twenty Fourth Walter K. Wheeler Wirteanth Jesse W Boyd Twenty Fourth Infantry Ralph W Dusenbury Charles T. Mitchell Twantefourth Edward G McCormick James W Fettion James RY Weaver Spencer Hakin Arteur Bouton George United States Charles P George Jr William Wo West Thirteenth Cavalry Lien Innis P Swift Fort Riley Tang Robert Sterrett Eigbo Fist Lfland Wadsworth Jr Bevench John PF Adams Twenty Second Infantry Thomas W. Hammond Vam Bisth Infantry Galvin P Pnemy Lackland Thirtomsh Thompson Lawrence Tih Eeighth Willian Oc Garned Charles L Byrne Twasty Clinton Wo Russell Pitts Infantry Pwenty Will Au Granelen Cal Gor Mactie

Federal legislators clash over trusts at Atlantic City meeting

Felix H. Levy of New York attacked federal legislation for failing to distinguish between predatory trusts and legitimate business in an address before the National Association of Window Glass Manufacturers in Atlantic City. HH Brown of Pittsburgh backed him and urged building forces like labor unions to support employers before authorities.

Atlantic City Felix H . Levy New York Thia HH Brown Pittsburgh

Naval Orders Detachments and Movements Across Fleet List

A long list of naval assignments and movements updates Lieut. Comdr D M Wood detached to command Petre with others assigned or detached to ships and stations including Michigan New Yanavy Norfolk Hong Kong and San Francisco. Various vessels and detachments are noted as arriving departing or ordered to reserve or coastal duties with remarks about yard status and fleet dispositions.

D M Wood Michigan Petre BM. Cogley Mortda Borign Arnold Marcus Wsitwarker Aslote Vtalon Miasvinnay Gd Tadesdale Maral Feageray Caltis New Yanavy Norfolk Rhode Selead New Haven San Francisco Catuo Wilmington Hog Kong Chicago Rodgers Ant Macdosoigh Borton Gaesar Cape Heltiea Yankton Tacomm Vara Crus Salem Labor Senang Milwaukee Bremerton Salled Sacratento Gysmansmo Port Ku Frincy Calterale la Pex Guaymes Washington New York Cestle Tumpkinevily Sew Trimary Yang Milwaukes Port Angeles Goleborough Mare Islad Zatoma Proffemo Vera Grua Islew Labed Nlead Newyart Vera Deaver Mere Island Navy Yard Wwest Venahao Mare Intend Pavy Yard Hag Boi Mexico Misciesipot Bes Poe Sricken Nary Peisier Parker Sored Navy Yard New Hor

A Witness Speaks Under Strain in Caillaux Defamation Trial

Mme Gueydan testifies amid sobs and denials, detailing a marriage wreck and forged letters in the Caillaux case. She describes distrust, reconciliations, and her refusal to burn correspondence, while former husband M. Caillaux answers with questions and tension fills the courtroom.

Mme. Jaffieux M. Caifiaux Mme Gueydan Mane Gueydan M. Calfiaux Jett Les M Galllaux Iles Mme Caillaur Maitre Tabori Fou Mme Guedan M Calllany Albanel Mme Caillaux Thea Mme Gueyian Maitre Labori Mma Gueydan Maitre Labort Atbanel Maitre Laboris Mme Guerdan Sven Cailiaux M Csillaux Ministry of Finances Mme Gueydan Voles Mme Reynouard Gaeda Versailles Department of the Sarthe Paris Mme. Gueydan Welk Mme Rayneward Joseph Caltlaux Cailaux Mme Gueygan Mme Cattauz Mme Geeydan Calliaux Mme. Guerdan Mme Guiyean M Callianz Nad Thy Joe “Etter Catmette Weme Gueydan Victor Fabre Caimette Mastre Cheau

Maine Democrats Plot to Involve National Leaders in Ahead Campaign

Senator Isharon and Maine Democrats urged White House participation as Star campaign opens next month, seeking speakers from Vice President Marshall to the State Secretary and other officials. The dialogue touched on Theodore Roosevelt and Progressive prospects, with crossfire over alleged letters and a Fabre report tied to Calmette.

Isharon Maine Whta House Stara Earl Thay Theodore Roseylt Marshall

Frame-up charge targets Southern Railway in Ridge case

Dr. Dulaney of Bristol testifies before a Senate committee alleging a frame up by Southern Railway and coal operators to block Virginia mines and joint rates to tidewater via Knoxville. He claims trust operators altered positions after talks with Southern officials and fraudulently influenced the Interstate Commerce Commission. He denies accusing the ICC of impropriety.

Southern Railway Interstate Commerce Commission Virginia Tidewater Knoxville Dulaney Bristol Senate Committee Southern Charleston Interstate Comimerse Commission Thom Tam Thomes Andys Ridge Cam

Progressive party sets plan for direct primary in Hartford

The Progressive party announces a direct primary for choosing the state ticket this fall and no nominating convention. A ratifying convention will certify nominations to the secretary of state. A state conference on August 5 will hear Col Roosevelt speak and adopt a renewal of the two year old platform. Connecticut lacks a direct primary law, so the party must organize voting machinery and records.

Hartford Progressive Party Todaas Roosevelt

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