Mulhall's Senate Hearings Expose Political Treachery
Washington July 14 Martin M Mulhall confessed lobbyist for the National Association of Manufacturers appeared before the Senate investigating committee, resuming revelations of double dealing and correspondence with officials and labor leaders. The scene featured a game of hide and seek as Mulhall dodged subpoenas and lawmakers clashed over access to witnesses and documents.
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House of Representatives
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Ube
Gottine
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Paraker
Malhall
Rhode Island
Aldrich
Peor Toon
C.F. Alden
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Arthur Shelton
le Mulhall
Lhede Island
Allen
Shelton
Association
Ln Tesufed
Harry Is
Wages Renewal Of Quiz Introduces Regulation To Take Up
Washington July 14 Currency difficulties split the house as resolutions were introduced to probe the money trust and the Glass-Dill monopoly claim. Representative Henry seeks a broad inquiry giving the banking committee access to banks and interstate corporations to aid currency legislation while Lindberg pushes an independent probe of private control. Henry argues the move will aid banking information essential to solving the currency problem amid recent bank disclosures and bank staff concerns.
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Washington
Henry
Banking
Lindberg
Minnesota
Pittsburg
Trapeze Accident Reported In Evening Show
An aerial trapeze incident occurred during a performance leading to injuries. Spectators watched as operators and emergency crews responded while the performer was aided by staff and transported for medical evaluation.
GILLION EGGS IN STORAGE New Sark
More than Ithion pees are on ice according to the report QC 44 public refrigerators to the United States. The figures show 2 800 cases in storage, down from 3 800 500 last year at this time. With storage eggs priced at 7.20 a case, holdings total about 27 441 160 at wholesale. The average consumption of eggs in New York is 2 000 000 dozen per week.
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New Sark
United States
Eere Inglirearer
New York
Extradition Bid Fails. Bauder Freed Then Re-Arrested
Swiss authorities fail to extradite Hans Bauder who faces an 800,900 mining swindle charge in Switzerland. Extradition Commissioner Simon W. King rules no extraditable offense was found and Bauder is freed but immediately rearrested on immigration law violations.
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Chicago
Hans Bauder
Switzerland
Extragirion
Simon W. King
Bauder H
Bauder
Electric Train Collision Kills Dozens in Los Angeles
A chaotic rear end collision near Venice and Santa Monica lines in Los Angeles left about 19 dead and around 100 injured as trains crushed into one another. Witnesses mobbed reporters seeking photos while crowds offered aid amid cries and debris. The disaster prompted doctors to rush to hospitals and raised fears death toll would rise. A separate report notes possible strike action by 100,000 trainmen across eastern railroads.
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Los Angels
Callai
Venice
Sains Monten
Los Angeles
Sant Monica
Guecht
Lee
White House Seeks Accord on Erdman Act Revisions
The White House pressed to reconcile conflicting provisions in the Newlands and Slayton bills amending the Erdman act. A mutually acceptable deemed DIH would allow passage to avert a strike, aiming to satisfy both sides and preserve labor peace.
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White House
Newlands
Slayton
Ume
Bryan Forged to Lecture in Western North Carolina
Asheville July 14 At the first paid Sunday attraction in western North Carolina Secretary of State Jennings Bryan lectured in Hendersonville saying he was forced to speak to earn a living since his government salary is inadequate. Thousands filled the area as special trains carried crowds. He declared there will never be another Denver convention and future candidates will be chosen by primaries.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Jennings Bryan
Hendersonville
United States
Denver
Astor Gives Poor An Outing In Damp New York
Fragmented OCR text describes public outings or events involving Astor and the poor in New York. Mentions a tenement, a steamboat, Bath Beach, and a crew mid sea voyage. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Astor
New York
Bath Beach
Tye Hess
Groceries Up 17 Percent Amid Price Trend Report
Washington reports continued high living costs in a government supply committee briefing to Assistant Secretary Sharman Alten. The price trend for the fiscal year starting July 1 shows groceries and household supplies up 6 percent, fuel and dry goods up 7 and 5 percent respectively, while some categories fall, including forage and flour 20 percent and hardware 7 percent.
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Washington
Sharman Alten
Treasury
Abe Eogarth
Women demand lower car steps in St. Joseph transit
The Federation of Women's Clubs complained to the city council that boarding and alighting streetcars in St. Joseph are difficult due to carrow ekiris and high steps. The council promised to discuss the issue with the street railway management.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Federation of Women's Clubs
St. Joseph
Bryan Proposes Final Peace Plan Adapted for Emergencies
Secretary Bryan unveils a tentative international peace proposal aimed at preserving the status quo and limiting military program changes during investigations. The plan allows temporary exception in emergencies if a third power pressures a contracting party, with written notice and mutual release of obligations. He notes these are suggestions for consideration, not fixed conditions. Weather interruption at the congressional baseball game briefly halted the Democrats’ bid to beat the Republicans.
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Washington
Bryans Peare
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Bryan
Wilson Ends Nine Day Vacation with Rail Talks
President Wilson returns to Washington from a Windsor retreat after a nine day rest and travels 600 miles. He conferences with railroad leaders, cabinet members, and lawmakers over Erdman Act amendments amid looming eastern rail strike. Delegates from major railroads, locomotive engineers, conductors, and trainmen are present alongside senators and representatives.
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Wilson
Scimiter
Harlakenden House
Windsor
Messrs. Rea
Pennsylvania
Brown
New York Central
Willards
Sethis
Ralph Easley
New York
Pederaugn
Three Girls in Boat Drown in Sorrstown Waters
Five girls were drowned after a boat leak during a thunderstorm on the river in Sorrstown. The dead include Mosats Mary Livercood and Eitcn Hex, with Miss Alelen Green of Philadelphia among the injured as onlookers watched in horror.
New Trial Denied Becker in Rosenthal Murder Case
New York July 4 Charles Becker's bid for a crew trial on the murder charge of gambler Herman Rosenthal was denied by Supreme Court Justice Goll. Counsel sought reopening on newly discovered evidence, but Goll ruled Becker had a fair trial. He remains in Sing Sing's death house awaiting relief from higher courts.
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New York
Charles [Ehers
Herman Rosenthal
Supreme Court
Goll
Gof
Becker
Sing Sing
Train kills woman near Asheville with Bryan witnesses
Secretary and Mrs William Jennings Bryan witnessed a tragedy near Asheville when a train struck and killed Miss Annie Williams of Gainesville Florida at Swananoa Station. Williams had just alighted from a previous train and, while attempting to cross a small trestle, panicked as the train began to move and was fatally struck, the impact severing her head.
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N. C
Seecretary
William Jennings Bryan
Annie BE
Wil Hams
Gainesville
Swannona Station
Williams
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