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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1911

Page

9

Kellogg Defends Steel Subsidiary Work Before Panel

Special counsel Frank B. Kellogg told the Stanley steel trust committee he had long represented Duluth and Iron Range Rail road and Duluth Mesaba and Northern Railroad subsidiaries of United States Steel Corp. He said no apologies to the American people for his actions and noted limited involvement since 1907. James Gayley, former U S Steel vice president, is among witnesses slated to appear as hearings continue in New York and Chicago.

Frank B. Kellogg Department of Justice Standard Oil Company Trust Stanley Steel Trust United States Steel Corporation Minnesota Stamey United States J. Pierpont Morgan Steel Trust Roosevelt Morgan New York Stanley Representative Young Michigan Young Kellogg Davis, Kellogg & Severance Duluth and Iron Range Railroad Duluth, Mesaba and Northern Railroad BOT Kelloxg Steel Corporation Frm Duluth and Iron Range Railway Steel Orporation James Gayley The Toget Gayley Carnegie Mr. Young Mr. Gayley Charles M. Schwab E Peacock Varnegie Company Gary Offleils Mas Talfourd P. Linn Columbus Hon Linn Outhwiite Bryan Gold Democratic Outhwaite T. P. Linn Gov. Harmon Judson Harmon Ohio Harmon General Assembly Pattison Repubean Taft Har~mon Senate Grover Cleveland Cleveland Hile Demmera Obiu Atul Biokem Pert Ewes Milles Samtnyetration

Foster returns from Europe to Vermont roots in a day

Congressman David J Foster of Vermont arrives at Washington Union Station after a six week trip to Rome and other European stops. He met Rep McCall and discussed Taft era politics, rail steel industry talks, and Harmon’s Ohio leadership. Foster reports on the Rome conference, King Victor Emmanuel II, and the broad international agriculture gathering.

David J Foster Congress Vermont Washington Union Station Europe Rome Fishguard English Foster Washi-ngton New York Trenton Mel Call Massachusetts McCall Atlantic Ver Mont Statesman Ocean Congressman Foster General Assembly International Institute of Agriculture C. S. Scott Kansas Agriculture Committee Victor H. Olmsted Agricultural Department E. Dana Durand Gen Edgar Champlin Boston Vermont Statesman Washington State Department Victor Emmanuel II Switzerland Boutell Paris London Ialy Marquis di Cappellen Moster Taft

Cold storage claim for fur storage facilities

Cold Storage promises furs will be absolutely safe and kept in perfect condition in their improved compartments with reasonable charges.

Assails caucus rule attacks patronage system

Minnesotan Representative Lindbergh led a wool tariff debate tirade denouncing presidential control of Congress through patronage and caucus coercion. He labeled the caucus a coercive body and warned such bribery undermines representative rights while noting possible Senate insurgent votes may tilt the wool bill toward Democratic passage.

Congress House Lindbergh Minnesota Democratic Caucus Washington Willis Ohio Senate Democrats Taft

Knox on Stand Today Missing Voucher Found

The House committee on expenditures in the State Department, probing the department, issued a summons for Secretary Knox to testify. A missing voucher for 2450 related to the portrait of former Secretary Day was found among old papers. Frederick Hale, son of Senator Hale, reportedly received 6000 from the Canadian boundary fund, with officials differing on context. Col Frederick Hale, in Europe, is said to have earned the fee for legal services under the Maine New Brunswick boundary treaty.

Hale House Committee On State Department Knox Day Morrison Frederick Hale Senator Hale Canadian Boundaries Commission Fund O. H. Tittman Commission Michael C. H. Tittman Passamaquoddy Bay Tittman Department Secretary of State Root Committee On Hay Hamlin Passama Quoddy Bay Portland Canadian Boundary Fund Europe Maine New Brunswick

Congress Condensed Reciprocit y Debate and Senate Schedule

The finance committee reported a cut recommendation on the reciprocity agreement with Cangle. Senators McCumber and Curtin planned addresses today on the pending measure. The senatorial direct election amendment voting outcome was 33 to 32 against vacating. The House and Senate prepared for noon sessions with further discussion on the wool schedule bill and remarks by Dalzell Lindbergh and Willis.

Cangle Finance Committee Messrs la Fedetta McCumber Wiliams, Stone House Senate Dalzell Lindbergh Willis

West Point Class of 1911 Graduates Welcomed Into Army

Secretary Stimson and Chief of Staff Leonard Wood welcomed the 1911 graduating class into the U S Army at West Point in rain shrouded ceremonies. Maj Gen Leonard Wood urged courtesy to subordinates while Col Tillman retires after 34 years as instructor. Secretary Stimson urged democratic simplicity and future responsibilities for engineers and administrators. James Philip Hiffer and Alice Brett wed after the exercises.

Stimson Gen. Wood Washington Post West Point H. L. Stimson Leonard Wood Military Academy United States Army Memorial Hall Col. Tillman Travers Gen. Barry Theadets Academy Gen Arcy Col Tillman Supt. Barry Pery James Philip Hiffer Pennsylvania Alice Brett Brooklyn

Wool bill debate marks clash over Woodrow Wilson

In Congress the wool bill faces opposition as Senator Stone notes limited hearings ahead. Representative Dalzell of Pennsylvania denounces the measure as indefensible while criticizing Gov Wilson and his recent political stances. The controversy centers on tying the wool bill to farmers free-list legislation and internal committee maneuvers.

McCall Massachusetts House New Jersey Princeton Washington Woodrow Wilson Bay State Wilson Jersey Mctall Gev Foss Murray Crane Republican National Committees Brookline Foss Walker Norman White White Frothingham Boston Bostontown Congress National Senate Batley Texas Nool Othe House Ane Pen Dalzell Pennsylvania

Capt Fincke Acquitted of Embezzling Government Funds

Norfolk June 3 Capt William C Fincke naval collier auxiliary service acquitted in U S court of embezzling 5100 from government The defense argued no demand was shown for the amount and the verdict of acquittal followed Also note Sons of Veterans encampment announced for Annapolis June 18 20 covering Maryland Delaware Virginia and the District of Columbia

Norfolk William C. Fincke Naval Capt. Fincke Sons of Veterans Annapolis Maryland Delaware Virginia District of Columbia Annapolia

Officers Assigned and Transferred for Army Examinations

Leaves of absence for multiple officers across cavalry infantry and ordnance listed for exams at U S Military Academy July 6. Appointments, transfers, promotions, and duty changes include officers at Fort Slocum Washington Barracks Columbus Fort McPherson Fort Snelling Fort Sherman Fort Leavenworth Jefferson Barracks Fort Logan Fort Sam Houston and other posts with details on medical corps engineers coast artillery and infantry assignments and Philippine duties.

Charles Telford Twelfth Cavalry Harry S. Grier Infantry James B.alligon Seventh Infantry Thorp Miller Seventh Cavalry Charles T. Harris, Jr Ordnance Department Joseph Janda Flest Infantry United States Military Academy Slocum N. Y Sanford Hwadhams Medical Corps John Y W. Barner Highteenth Infantry John L. Roberts First Feld Artillery Washington Barracks D. C Charles R. Reynolds William D. Connor Corps of Engineers James F. Bell Roger &. Alexander Shopold Mitchell Medical Reserve Corps Columbus Barracks Ohio DAVID J @. SHANKS Fourth Infantry Henry C. Fisher Lincoln F. Kilbourne Twenty-sixth Infantry James IM. Phalen Rowland B Rule 8 Cavalry Fort McPherson William J. l. Lyster James M. Williams Coast Artilery Corps Jack Hayes Walter Whitney Fifteenth Cavalry Fed Artillery Fort Logan H. Roe Ark Robert x. Winn Fine W. Smith Nelson Gapen Willie P. Coleman Albert Hardman Fn Infantry Colo Jaymaton Shook Walter T. Bates Twenty-seventh Infantry Clarence Lig R. Cole George A. Taylor Coast Artillery Corps Louis H. McKinlay Sixth Field Artillery Forst Sam Houston Tex Cal Robert D. Read Third Cavalry Allen M. Smith Prancts N. C. Usher Theodore H. Taylor John A. ‘Wagner Philippine Islands Glenn H. Davis Twelfth Infantry Morris M. Keck Philip Remington Albert T. Rich Marion FP Vestal Alvan C. Gillem Frank T. Woodbury Fort Assinniboine Mont Arthur M. Edwards Army San Francisco Conrad HH. Lanza Tela Artillery Second Neld Artillery Charles Lynch Los Angeles Chicago American Red Cross Frederic W. Abbot Joseph P. Tracy Thomas F. Dwyer Artillery District New London Arthur Cranston Logan San Diego Lawrence L. Bruff Baldit Steel Company New Castle William P. J. Ruddy Fort Leavenworth Kans Corps of Engine James B. Pourie Quartermaster’s Department Leroy & Layon Bitch Field Artillery Inspector General William Lassiter Fifth Field Artillery District of Columbia Ernest van D. Murphy Eighteenth Infantry Arthur W. Brown San Antonio Corpa of Engineers Lewis TF. Goodier Texas Prancis L. Payson Ernest S. Wheeler First Heutent Fourth Field Artillery Fourth Fieid Artillery Daniel M. Appel Fort Sam Houston Harry Perley Fort D Rusdell Wyo William W. Gray David Stanley Cleveland Massachusetts Militia Campbell King Oliver L. Spaulding Andrew C. Wright Wilbur A. McDonald Fifteenth Infantry Evert, R. Wilson Eleventh Infantry Henry A. Wiegenstein Clenard McLaughlin Edward B. Mitchell Meutenant James H. Como Leutenant WILLIAM @. BAKER Constant Cordier James M. Loud Edmund 8. Bayer, Jr J. DE Camp Hall Fouth Charles F. Thompson Augustus B. van Wormer Thomas L. Crystal Robert S. Abernethy Edwin 0. Sarratt Lawrence 5. Miller Mervyn C. Buckey Frederick E. Johnston Williams E. DE Sombre 113Th Company Carl & Wiggin 1614 Glen F. Jenks Edmund T. Weisel Clarence 8. Ross Richard H. Jordan William S. Bowen John M. Page Samuel C. Cardwell Janes DR. Taylor Brainerd Taylor Guy G. B. Hanna Richard P. Winslow Avery J. Coofer Frank Geere George L. Wertenbaker Walter C. Baker George P. Hawes, Jr Richard 7. Nekenney Charles A. Clark James M. Fulton Charles E. Wheatley Eutenant Féret William Paterson Forty-fourth Earl Briscoe Lawrence, Crawford Wade H. Carpenter Adam F. Casad John E. Munroe Myron 8. Crissy Seventieth Company Walter K. Wilson John Y. Terrell Malcolm P. Andrage Offnere Hope Leutenent Fraxc Lecocq Twenty Jobn O'Neill Owen G Collins Heutenant Warren Robell Ort Heutenant

Naval Orders Register New Navy Lieutenants Junior Grade and Assignments

Navy announces commissions of several officers including Lieut. Camdr. C. H. Fischer and Lieut. J. J. London with dates from 1910 to 1911. Expanded duties list home and away assignments and arrivals at bases such as Lambert's Point Norfolk Newport News and Boston. Sailed movements include Mars Norfolk Tangier Sound and Galveston among others with ships and destinations named.

Arthur G. Campbell Hieutenant Leutenant John T. Rowe Neutenant Frederick &. Martin Harold L. Gardiner Marcel S. Keene Navy Department Lieut Lieut’ Comér J. H. Bowen Bureau of Navigation B. Thomas Buntegomers C. B. T. Moore Naval Training Station B. V. Paches New York Navy Yard H. L. Irwin Washington Navy Yard Schroeder Camdr C. H. Fischer J. Grady C. C. Dowling B. H. Green Dr. Selfridge J. J. London J. W. Wilcox, Jr Navy J. M. Smeallie R. C. Grady Perking D. W Mars Lamberts Point Hercules Norfolk Hannibal Newport News Trippe Tompkinsville Terry Newport Patapsco Boston Georgia Birmingham Guantacamo Saturn San Diego Marietta Bluefields Tangier Sound Nery Yard New York

Bier struck by lightning claims Cam Stemmermann life

Special to The Washington Post reports lightning hit the bier of Cam Stemmermann in his Yonkers area home near Stony Point. The event happened Sunday night when the house suffered a fire. His two nieces pulled the body from the burning building.

Washington Post Yonkers N. Y Cam Stemmermann Stony Point

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