Mulhall Readies Last Letters to Face Senate Inquiry
Mulhall to read about 1,000 more letters as Senate lobby committee adjourns to Monday amid the witness’s strain. Chairman Overman allows AFL and NAM lawyers to question with prior questions. Democratic dissent noted.
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Senate
Cox
Flint, Borah
Sim_ ‘mons
Martin M. Mulhall
Mulhall
Walsh
Overman
National Association of Manufacturers
American Federation of Labor
Nelson
Lamar the Wolf of Wall Street Declares Busy in Washington
David Lamar known as the Wolf of Wall Street says he is too busy to return to New York where he faces two indictments. He denies taking the New York action seriously and claims to have no knowledge of the indictment accusing him of impersonating Congressman Palmer and Speaker Clark. U S District Attorney Marshall says no warrant will be served yet and that Lamar may be brought if he does not surrender voluntarily. A supplemental indictment was returned by the federal grand jury, charging impersonation of Palmer Clark and Senator Stone.
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Hilles
Mulhall
Bird
Panama Canal Zone
Flint
Senate Interoganic Canals Committee
House
Senate
Berah
Simmons
Summors
Congress
Emery
New York
New Jersey
William Hughes
Conklin
Muihall
Ues
Wolf
David Lamar
Wall Street
Washington
Lamar
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Champ Clark
William J. Stone
United States
Marshall
David Lamar Washington
Federal
Palmer
Benator Stone
Missouri
Nominations To Senate For Treasury and Related Posts
The President sent to the Senate a slate of nominations including Charles S. Hamlin for Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and Adam S. Patterson for Register of the Treasury. Also named are William J. McGee for Assistant Treasurer in San Francisco Thaddeus W. Shanan for Mint Superintendent in San Francisco and Barard E. Leake as Merchandise Appraiser in San Francisco. John J. Day to head Customs in San Francisco with James H. Barry as Naval officer of customs in California. Justus S. Dell for Surveyor of customs in San Francisco. Torpha A. Scott and John P. Carter named as Collectors of Internal Revenue for California districts. Herman E. Hasseltine Lawrence Kolb James P. Leake and Charles M. Fauntleroy set as assistant surgeons in Public Health Service. George Carrot Todd named Assistant to the Attorney General.
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Senate
the Treasury
Charles S. Hamlin
Massachu-satts
Ie Register of the ‘Treasury
Adam 5. Patterson
Oklahoma
United States
San Francisco
William J. McGee
California
Thaddeus W. J. Shanahan
Barard E. Leake
San
Sixth’ District
Ba ‘Califorali
John P. Carter
Berv
Herman E. Hasseltine
Lawrence Kolb
James P. Leake
Charles M. Fauntleroy
George Carrot Todd
New York
Filibuster Delays House Action on Caminetti White Slave Case
The House endured four hours of roll calls as Republican Leader Mann blocked business to press debate on the Diggs Caminetti white slave cases in San Francisco. Representative Kahn of California introduced a third resolution seeking copies of Attorney General McReynolds telegrams and related memorandum to compel action or disclosure.
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Mann
California
Kahn
Underwood
San Francisco
Representative Kahn
McReynolds
House
Secretary ‘of Labor
Caminett
United States
McNab
Diggs and
Row Over Courtesy Caucus Delays Administration Currency Bill
Democratic members of the House banking and currency committee adjourned amid conflict over the administration currency bill. A plan to send the bill to a Democratic caucus was debated after talks with President Wilson and Representative Wingo. The session ended with no agreement, as factions pressed for time before Monday's continuation. The National Chamber of Commerce endorsed adding an advisory bankers council to the Federal board as part of currency reform.
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Wilson
Wingo
Representative Glass
Wingh
Ragsdale
Regeisie
Glasd
S.publiaie
Gines
Minneapolis
Guys
Federal Board of Control
United States
Chamber of Commerce of the
Florida Rep Clark Defends Monroe Doctrine in Racial Rhetoric
Representative Clark of Florida introduced a concurrent resolution reaffirming the Monroe doctrine and opposing colonization by peoples “with whom the Caucasian cannot and will not assimilate.” The measure, referred to the foreign affairs committee, stresses peace and friendly relations while resisting European colonization in the hemisphere.
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Clark
Florida
Foreign Affairs Committee
SINKING SHIPS MAKE PORT
Boston harbor report of a dense fog collision between the passenger steamer Persian and freighter Millinocket off Pollock Rip. No injuries among 52 aboard. Persian guided to port by the steamship Howard. Millinocket arrived at Vineyard Haven in a sinking condition after the midnight incident. bulkheads kept bow afloat as rudder touched bottom.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Howard
Baltimore
Vineyard Haven
Masa
Stockton
New York
Vineyard
Haven
Tobacco Experts Witnesses Testify on Trade Conditions
Conditions of tobacco growing and marketing were topics at a congressional joint committee hearing studying international trade. Alfred G. Preston of Amsterdam, N.Y., said he quit tobacco farming years ago because producers did not receive wages equal to labor. Donald McRae of Cumberland, Va., also testified.
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Congressional Joint Committee
Alfred G. Preston
Amsterdan
Donald McRae
Cumberlagg
Excise Nominations Rest With Senate District Committee
The Senate District committee yesterday failed to act on the nominations for the excise board. Chairman Smith said members preferred to wait longer, hoping to avoid signaling any action to the President. It was understood the committee wished to confirm the President has no intention to withdraw the nomination of Mr. Lord. With only a bare quorum, the committee adjourned subject to call by the chairman.
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Senate District Committee
Excise Board
Smith
Lord
Vanderlip Urges Banking Reform Links Ownership To Management
Frank A. Vanderlip president of National City Bank of New York argues separation of bank ownership from management is a fundamental defect in the currency bill. He favors regional reserve banks and a central board to mobilize reserves while keeping ownership closely tied to management and the country’s banking conditions. He praises many bill details but warns some rely on misconceptions about bank note currency and stresses preserving public and owner interests.
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Frank A. Vanderup
National City
Bank of New York
J. T. Talbert
HB R. Blaridge
TtJa
Federal Reserve
Vanderlp
Monetary Commission
United States
Board of Control
Fem
Sven
Ushinot
T " Vandertipe
Gofitedl
Lys
Mr. Vanderlip
Vanderlip
Mrs Young May Reconsider Public Schools Leader Resigns
Mrs Eta Flagg Young, who quit as Chicago public schools superintendent amid board friction, said she would consider withdrawing her resignation for three days. Mayor Harrison, Board President Reinbe, and many clubs urged her to stay. she is 68.
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Chicago
Mra
Eta Flagg Young
Harrison
Reinbe
Young
District Commissioners Invite Civic Groups to Hearings
District officials announced they will invite all civic organizations to send representatives to hearings of the board of commissioners and the public utilities commission. Advance notices of these hearings will be mailed to all organizations to gain public opinion.
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Board of Commissioners
Public Utilities Commission
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria Visit Paris for Regatta
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Spain arrived in Paris incognito en route to the Cowes regatta. A large crowd recognized them while shopping, and they were hosted by President Poincare at a luncheon at the Blysee palace.
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Queen Victoria
Paris
King Alfonso
Spain
Cowes
President Poincare
Palace of the Blysee
May Not Get 3 Autos Economy Squad Opposes Cars
House debate rose over Secretary Wilson's request for a personal touring car, an electric auto, and an electric auto truck for official use. Democrats in the economy squad plan parliamentary objections. lawmakers consider listing each automobile separately to block or limit funding. Hearings showed Wilson did not attend. chief clerk noted private conveyances for officials, while the President alone has an official car. The public printer uses an electric car for official business.
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Secretary of Labor
Wilson
Congress
Department of Labor
Suit Over Mining Stock Breach Seeks 1040 Damages
Frank Plummer sues R J Eckloff in district supreme court for 1040 damages alleging breach of contract tied to an agreement dated May 29 1912 to settle business differences. The deal called for Eckloff to deliver 125000 shares of Bonanza Mining stock and handle sale of 235000 shares in Fidelity Bank custody Durham NC, with accounting and remittance promised but not completed.
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District Supreme Court
Frank ¥. Plummer
R. J.eckloff
Hekloff
Phimmer
Bonanza Mining Company
Fidelity Bank
Durham
N.C
Eckloff
Pages as U.S. ambassador tops Hardwicke Society dinner
London July dinner of the Hardwicke Society featured Walter H. Page, United States Ambassador to Great Britain, as chief guest. He said that the aims of Britain and the United States are the same and that the U S adoption of English common law marked a major epoch for which the U S is deeply grateful. He noted his warm reception in London and felt at home abroad.
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London
United States
Great Brittain
Hardwicke Society
Lord Halsbury
Lord Chancelor
Page
Great Britain
Censures Navy Department Over Sailor’s Drug Death
A coroner's jury in Philadelphia censured the Navy Department after investigating the death of Wilbur J. Martin, a sailor from the battleship Connecticut. They ruled he died from lung trouble, alcoholism, and drug poisoning, and stated drugs were too easily obtained on ships. Martin reportedly stood to inherit $165,000 from a relative who died in St Louis.
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Philadelphia
Navy Department
Wilbur
J. Martin
Connecticut
Martin
St. - Louis
Epworth League Plans One Day At Encampment
At Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church South a meeting of Epworth League set aside a day for league members at the Great Falls Methodist Church South encampment. The encampment runs from Sunday August 10 through Labor Day. Rev W N Woolf presided. Attendees included Revs H P Hamill T M Swann EH S Mattingly J T Owen of Gaithersburg Md and Mrs Kate Lugenbeer Branchville Md and Rev R T Buckingham league president. Officers to be elected in late September.
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Methodist Church
T. M. Swann
Eh.s. Mattingly
J. T. Owen
Gaithersburg
Kate Lugenbeer
Branchville
R. T. Buckingham
League
The
Reague
Cars Collide At Treasury After Bible Lane Switch
A streetcar collision last night at Fifteenth street and New York avenue northwest blocked Pennsylvania avenue lines for over 30 minutes. A motorman misread an approaching car as a Piney Branch unit, causing the Georgetown car to swing left and derail the Library car, which halted all four tracks. No injuries were reported.
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Fifteenth Street
New York Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol and Library
Georgetown
Library
Men’s Wear Section Ad at Main Floor Storefront
An eye catching ad promotes the Men’s Wear Section on the Main Floor at 430 7th St entrance offering furnishing needs. Highlights include Madras athletic shirts and knee parts in all sizes with full cuts and fine finish. Claim states 50 cent values today only at 29 cents.
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Madras
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