Kahn Charged by Debaters Over Caminetti Diggs White Slaves
California Representative Kahn led five hours of House debate attacking the Caminetti Diggs white slave cases, blaming special interests for delays while Clayton defended Attorney General McReynolds and denounced muckraking. Republicans, Progressives and Democrats joined, with a record of a telegram inquiry and postponement cited. The session ended with the issue to be resumed Friday as pressure over prosecutions and administration policy continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
McReynolds
House
Kahn
California
House Judiciary Committee
Caminett
United States
Representative Kahn
Judiciary Committee
Multiple Obituaries From Bluemont and Washington Areas
Notices report deaths and funeral details for several individuals including Allen Vardaman Cockrell of Bluemont Virginia, Elizabeth M Pletcher of Massachusetts Avenue, Alary Ganbin of Brentwood Maryland, Roger C Glasscock of Washington DC, Winnie Steers Hardester of Washington Street SE, Carrie M Wawke of Harrisburg papers, Jacobs of Baltimore, Kahlert of Rhode Island Avenue NW, Seufferlle George J older resident of E Street NW, with funeral dates and interment locations in July 1913 to 1918 and addresses in the DC area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockrell
Bluemont
Allen
Vardaman Cockrell
St Louis
Fletcher
Elizabeth M Pletcher
Massachusetts Avenue Southeast
Glenwood
Ganbin
Alary
Louis Ganbin
Orvillet'l. Ganbin Brentwood
Glasscock
Herndon Heights
Roger C Glasscock
Washington DC
New Baltimore
Walter KE Hardester
G Street
Wawke
Carrie M
Nelhie L
John R Wright Company
Tenth Street
Newport
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Avenue Southeast
Susier
Tite George
Sarah M Leddon
Thomas Bennslee
Baltimore
Kahlert
Rhode Island Avenue Northwest
Irederigk
Elizabeth Kahlert
Sul Fferle
George J Seufferlle
Si E Street
Early trial push sparks charges of two law systems
McNab presses for swift trials as President and Attorney General back the plan amid accusations that justice favors the rich. Representative Dies accuses Kahn of muckraking while Murdock and Kelly denounce Attorney General Mc Reynolds over the Western Fuel case and related Diggs Caminetti actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahn
McNab
Department
Western Fuel
Texas
Murdock
McReynolds
Western Fuel Company
Representative Kelly
Pennsylvania
Ratify Theft Trouble Ahead for Nicaragua Treaty
The Foreign Relations Committee clashed over Secretary Bryan’s Nicaragua protectorate treaty. Key opponents warned they would push their opposition to the Senate floor. Most supported a $3,000,000 canal concession payment but objected to a protectorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Bryan
Nicaragua
John Sharp Williams
Clarke
Arkansas
Borah
Willam Alden Smith
United States
Pacific
Fonseca Bay
Seniator Borah
Zelaya
Madriz
Estrada
Diaz
Borah Holds
Idaho
White House
Henry Lane Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mexico
Wilson
Bacon
Agreement Reached in Paint and Cabin Creek Coal Strike
Settlement terms for the long-running Paint and Cabin Creek mine walkout were announced in Charleston. most mines agreed, with Cabin Creek Consolidated and Cabell firms to sign within hours. Wages up about one cent per ton plus net tonnage, totaling roughly 15 percent, nine-hour day, weighman, semi monthly pay, optional arbitration, and union meeting rights on company property without full recognition.
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Paint and Cabin Creek
Washington Post
Charleston
W. Va
Cabin Creek
Licensed To Marry In A Series Of Marriages
A list of proposed marriages includes Harry Chubb aged 21 and Norah Driscell 19. Chester A Snow 40 and Addis M Hubsra 34. Tony Poste 23 and Victoria Scoffa 19 both of Baltimore Maryland. Rev H B Hosley officiating. Thomas D McMurrey 24 of New York City and Imogene D Hodgkins 25 of Washington DC. Rev WoL De Vale. James W Stauden HM and Eva Greer 2. Judge C S Bundy connected to the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Chubb
Norah Driscell
A H Thompson
Chester A Snow
Addis M. Hubsra
G A Miller Tony Poste
Victoria Scoffa
Baltimore
Hosley Thomas D McMurrey
New York City
Imogene D Hodgkins
Washington, DC
Wol. de Vale James W Stauden
Eva Greer
CS Bundy
Mulhall Letters Denounced as Liars by Underwood at Close
The Senate and House lobby hearing nears its end as Mulhall’s claimed decade as National Association of Manufacturers lobbyist faces cross examination. Underwood derides Mulhall as a blackmailer, while Speaker Clark and Mann deny prior knowledge of letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
Mulhall
Association
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Robert McCarter
Jackson H Ralston
Federation of Labor
Capitol
House
Rotunda
Wilson
Iabor
Clark
Mann
James T. McDermott
Ilinois
James KE. Watson
Indiana
Watson
D. M. Parry
Senate Committee
James A. Emery
J. P. Bird
President nominates new federal officials in batch
President Wilson sent to the Senate a batch of nominations including Charles F. Marvin for chief of the weather bureau in the District of Columbia. William H. Martin as United States attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas. Bernard M. Gannon as collector of internal revenue for New Jersey's Fifth District. Alexander Stuart Walker as collector of internal revenue for Texas's Third District. and Edward Mason Parker as first lieutenant in the medical reserve corps for the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Senate
Weather Bureau
Charles F. Marvin
District of
Collawabia
United States
Arkansas
William H. Martin
New Jersey
Bernard M. Gannon
Texas
Alexander Stuart Walker
Leutenant
Edward Mason Parker
District of Columbia
Attack on suffragists stirs Senate clash in political row
The Senate heatedly debated a provocative article by Albert Taylor Bledsoe attacking women’s rights and suffrage. Senators condemned the piece as insult to Northern women, while Tillman sought withdrawal. ultimately the matter was expunged from the Congressional Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bledsoe
Tillman
North
Congress
South
Rome
Albert Taylor Bledsoe
LL. D
Congressional Record
Senate
Gallinger
South Carolina
Tillman W
Bacon v
Bankhead
Chamberlain
Lodge
Dr. Bledace
Bristow
Kansas
Senators Works
California
Thomas
Colorado
Works
Pells
Biedsoe
Washingtons
Lees
Stonewall Jacksons
Sidney Johnstons
Polks
Eliotts
Gog
Washington
Lee
Jackson
Talbott May Oppose See Arthur P Gorman Supports Talbott
Baltimore July 2 State Senator Arthur P Gorman agreed to back Representative J F C Talbott for the Democratic US Senate seat. Talbott, 70, may announce soon whether he will run for the short term against Blair Lee. The 1907 feud ended today as Gorman blocked Talbott’s opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Baltimore
Arthur P Gorman
J. F C. Talbott
United States
Blair Lee
Gorman
Talbott
Senate
Ditter
Lee
Washington
35 Gorman
Mi Talbott
Laughter At Murder Trial In Frank Case
The Fulton county murder trial of Leo M. Frank resumed with Newt Lee, the pencil factory watchman, on the stand. Cross examination touched on notes found in the basement and Lee’s remark I lit a rag out of there which drew laughter from Frank and Mrs Frank as the case continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
T. 3
Boan
Fulton Superior Court
Newt Lee
Dorsey
Luther Z. Rosser
Hon Lee
Roan
Lee
Frank
Rosser
Movements of Ocean Steamers
Live notes report arrivals and departures of major liners including the Kronprinzessin Cecilie from Bremen and the Mauretania from Newark, the Lusitania from Southampton, and the Aaronprine Wilhelm bound for Bremen, with ships to Rotterdam and New York listed among the movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
KronprinzessIn Cecttie
Bremen
Yempie
Southampton
Liverpre
Mauretania
Newark
London
York
Japan Replies Again in California Land Law Dispute
Secretary Bryan said Japan sent another note on the California alien land law, a reply to the previous American communication. Officials expected negotiations to pause until a suitable test case could reach the courts, with no clear idea of the note’s contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Japan
Washington
State Department
Duchess Fights For Sons In Italian Court Fight
The Duchess de Talleyrand, formerly Anna Gould of New York, says the Rota Tribunal hit her marriage with Count Boni de Castellane with no notice or chance to defend. She appeals to keep Boni from reclaiming their two sons and disrupts his remarriage. A Rome dispatch notes Segnatura delays the appeal to November and may return the case to the Rota for a new hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Duchess de Talleyrand
Anna Gould
New York
Giornale @italila
Rota Tribunal
Count Boni de Castellone
Count Boni
Vincenzo Vannutelli
Segnatura Tribunal
Supreme Tribunal of
Curia Romana
Belef
Lord Case Trials for Excise Board Nominee Unclear
President Wilson, busy with national issues, is expected to review charges against Frank B. Lord, nominee for the excise board, and decide whether to act within a day or two. Supporters predict Senate confirmation despite opposition from Senators Works and Jones while objections to Gen. Robert G. Smith are viewed as less serious. The Senate District committee may take up Lord, Smith, and Joseph C. Sheehy at its next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Frank B. Lord
Excise Board
White House
Antisaloba League
Senate District Committee
Lord
Senate
Works
Jones
Robert G. Smith
Messrs Lord, Smith
Joseph C. Sheehy
German Ambassador Sails For Germany On Kronprinz Wilhelm
New York July 23 German Ambassador to the United States Count J H von Bernstorff sailed for Germany today aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm. He dodged questions on Mexico with a quip about Ambassador Wilson. He said tariff matters had been settled and noted Baron Hansel von Haimhausen will serve as charge d affaires in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J H. von Bernstorff
United States
Germany
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Mexico
Wilson
von Bernstorff
Count von Bernstorff
Baron Hansel von Haimhausen
Washington
Suffragette Mrs Mary Wyman Removed After Hunger Strike
London reports describe Mary Wyman, a hunger striking suffragette from Holloway, refusing entry to a West End nursing home. Police, doctors, and wardresses intervene as she sits outside until midnight, then is moved to Kensington infirmary to continue her protest.
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Nursing
London
West End
Holloway
Mary Wyman
West Nd
Cuthura Soap and Ointment Advert Across Boston
An old Boston department store pamphlet promotes Cuthura Soap and Ointment claiming to soften rough red skins. It offers samples and a two page skin care book for free, highlighting facial use and complexion benefits.
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Cuthura
Andresa
Cuthura,” Dept O
Boston
Contempt Fines Imposed on Southern Wholesale Grocers Assn
Federal Judge Grubb fined the Southern Wholesale Grocers Association 2400 dollars for contempt of court in a case enforcing Sherman antitrust decree. President J H McLaurin plus three officers were fined 1000 dollars each. costs assessed against the corporation and individuals. Appeal likely to go to the Supreme Court.
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Birmingham
Ala
Grubb
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association
J. H. McLaurin
Jacksonville
Fla
H Lacey. Hunt
Wilmington, Wood
L. A
Corporation
Street
Walker Percy
Supreme Court
McLaurin
Hunt and Merchers
Department of Fualce
Judge Grubb
Esther Stewart Weds Arch Richards In Aurora In $100000 Gift Wedding
Esther Stewart daughter of State Senator T B Stewart and granddaughter of John Stewart married Arch Richards former intercollegiate sprinter and Wisconsin trick team captain at their home in Aurora. Richards is son of R C Richards of Geneva, railroad claim agent. The wedding gifts total more than $100000 including a $55000 check drawn in Mrs Stewart's favor.
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Aurora
Esther Stewart
T B Stewart
John Stewart
Arch Richards
Wisconsin
R C Richards
Geneva
Chicago and Northwestern
Wedding guests suffer typhoid outbreak in Philadelphia
Nineteen guests attended the wedding breakfast after the marriage of Mrs Elizabeth Burt of Philadelphia and John Winchell of New York. The bride and groom are believed married in June. Typhoid fever cases arose among attendees as health officials seek the source of the illness and to trace the supply chain.
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Philadelphia
M S. Elizabeth Burt
John Winchell
New York
Brenswick
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Cal
Caminetti
Diggs
Reynolds
Geo. P. Zurhorst
Capitol Street
Chase Zurhorst
Thos
Sergeon
M. Hindle
Cremaca
R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Speare
S.wm. Lee
Wodel
Pennsylvania Avenue
W.R. Pumphrey & Son
Rochsille
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Modern Chapel
Frank Geier’s
J. H. Small & Sons
Washington Walder
Astorig
Broadway
Speaker Clark
Cummins
McDermott
Mulhalts
William B. Wilson
Labor
House Labor Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Mr. Underword
Northe
Women the
Mischief Makers
Maryland
Arthur P. Gorman
Cos
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
Phagan
Phai
Leo M Frank
Duchess
Lord Case
Boys’ Shop
Palais Royal
A.lisner
CAS Taxbe
Grocery Trust
Southern Wilesale Association
Columbia
Glen Echo
Augustus ‘Thomas
Arizona
Salomy Jane
Detroit
Sam's
11Th St
Paave , Bake & Co
Henderson's
N.yave
T. A. Smith
F St
Ham Adams
Hevy Chasse Lake
U. S
Shefford
Chautauqua Dairy CQ
Syracuse
N. Y
the Sunday Post
Maui
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