Huge Senate lobby probe yields faint impression from Mulhall testimony
Washington July 12 Martin M Mulhall longtime lobbyist for the National Association of Manufacturers testified before the senate lobby investigating committee His evidence links him to Marshal Cushing former secretary of the Manufacturers association and to political figures of the last decade The reading of letters in the record showed connections with the eight hour bill and possible efforts to defeat opponents The committee noted only a feint impression from the vast pile of documents while also confirming details of correspondence and relations with McComas and other Baltimore manufacturing figures A separate notice from Washington July 12 announced sale of Panama canal era cranes used in placing concrete in the locks as the project nears completion
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Washington
Martin M. Mulhail
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
Mulhall
Mushalls
Marshal Cushing
Sard
Frankis
Oi McCoruas
Panama
Panama Canal
Ergantic
Katy Sues for 315 Million in Patent Case
A major civil suit alleges damages totaling 315 million dollars in a case brought by Katy against Deerey Avtdes Band Savary and Pocus WOH 2 TEE TS le Maa. The filing outlines alleged infringement and seeks monetary relief and related remedies. The action names Deerey Avtdes Band Savary and Pocus WOH 2 TEE TS le Maa as defendants.
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Deerey
Savary Pocus
Grand Jury Calls Solons In Punishment For Impersonation
A federal grand jury in New York investigates statutes punishing impersonation of government officials. The testimony before the Senate panel references Daud Lamar and the United States, detailing potential penalties for such acts and noting witnesses connected to the case.
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New York
Canwimits
Stiri
Spear
Rae Panatterboers
Held for Slaying Child In a Crying Tragedy
Police arrested Herman Moore after the discovery of a child’s body packed in a small box. The corpse showed extensive bruising, with head to foot injuries. Moore’s wife fled to Murting Perry following the arrest.
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Mudie
Aly
Herman Moore
Gadd
Tate
Moore
Murting Perry
Gerken
John Early a Leper at Diamond Point Quarantine
John R. Early the leper quarantined at Diamond Point Washington has reportedly gone insane due to his prolonged confinement. Medical experts in New York and Washington reportedly advised the Public Health Service on his deteriorating condition while he remains at the government quarantine station.
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Washington
John R. Early
New York
United States’ Public Health Service
Early
Diamond Point
Washifketon
X-RAY COSTS DOCTOR'S ARM IN POLYCLINIC HOSPITAL
Chief of Philadelphia Polyclinic Hospital Dr Charles L Leohard is reported in serious condition after an operation. An X ray incident is cited as causing a costly complication for the medical staff and hospital.
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Philadelphia Polyclinic
Philadelphia
Charles L. Leohard
The
Poly
Plan Reversed Rosse Bank Control in U S Money System
The article describes a reversed plan for reserve banks oversight in which a Federal Reserve board would supervise the twelve regional banks. Six directors would be bankers from the district, three named by the government, and seven on the board appointed by the president. The board would have veto power over bank decisions and include the treasury and currency officials.
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Tralmen
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Commerce Court
Senate
Medigtors
Amdesi
Mistriet
Ernoyent
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Wo Pa
Six in family killed in auto near Los Angeles
Carl Huffman of Caruthersville Missouri and five family members died when a Southern Pacific switch car struck their auto near San Gabriel California. Survivors included Joyce Huffman aged 11 who was injured. Huffman had moved from Caruthersville six years ago.
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Los Angesla
Cal
Juy
Carl Holtman
Caruthersville
Southern Pacific
Hulffiman
San Gabriel
Carl Huffman
Royert
Hufman
George
Melvin
Missouri
Huffman
Carl
Joyce Hufman
Caratheraville
Carl Human
Los Angeles
Carutherevile
Demamos Release Bre. 3 Cine Mayan Intervenes for Ameri Cans Held
Prisoners accused of trading with Huerta sympathizers were held by Mexican rebels near Hidalgo. Consul Garrett negotiated for their release as agents claim Texans from Laredo, Tamats, and nearby areas organized a rough rider unit to cross the border. Detentions include Robert, Arthur, and Ashton Heseingr, Isaac Cade and William Landclyb, with reports tying the case to border tensions and rebel custody.
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Laredo
Tye
Hidalso
Mexico
Tariff Measure Reported to Senate in Washington
The Cader wood Simmons tariff bill was formally reported to the Senate by Chairman Simmons after a party line vote in committee. The measure, already passed by the House, faces a debate window from noon to 6 p.m. starting Wednesday, with Senator McCumber set to speak against the bill Monday before leaving Washington.
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Washington
Senate
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
House
Congress
McCumber
Clark Denies Link to Lamar in Senate Lobby Case
Washington July 12 Speaker Clark and others faced questions as he defended no connection to David Lamar Edward Lauterbach or J J Morgan or the Morgan firm. The House lobby committee eyed Mulhall correspondence and Timothy Murphy testimony while Clark claimed no relation to any party in the dealings cited by Lamar Lauterbach and associates.
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Washington
Clark
House of Representatives
Senate
David Lamar
Edward Lauterbach
Lamar
Wall Street
Attorney Lauterbach
J. J. Morgan
Morgan
Timothy D. Murphy
House Lobby Committee
Mulhall
Murphy
Chicaro
Capitol
Convicted Under Mann Act Incomplete OCR Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes allege a Mann Act conviction involving multiple individuals and locations. The text is garbled with stray names and unclear actions, preventing a clear identification of defendants, dates, or jurisdictions. Further restoration required for a valid summary.
Oldest Citizen Helped Build Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
A fragmentary obituary notes Carlyle, 80, buried after a coffin built 35 years ago and kept at home. It recalls his 1878 medical incident, a wish for a walnut coffin, and his role in constructing the Ohio and Mississippi railroad from the city to St. Louis.
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Corts
Redge
Orin
Ife
Carlyle
St. Louis
Will of Francis Daye Smith Donates 317500 to Philadelphia Churches
Francis Daye Smith of Philadelphia leaves 317500 to churches and charities in the city and nearby areas. He also bequeaths 100000 to Samuel W. Briggs, calls him my dear friend, and directs Briggs to have use of a car owned by the testator and be paid 1500 a year for upkeep. Briggs is manager of the Colonado Hotel.
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Philadelphia
Francis Daye Smith
Samuel W. W Briggs
Briggs
Colonado Hotel
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