Texas Railroads Face Texas Conspiracy Complaint
The Texas Railroad Commission and state leaders file a federal complaint alleging a conspiracy among sixty seven railroads and the Southwestern Traffic Association to suppress competition and raise freight rates in Texas. The filing names Allison Mayfield and officials, outlines cost versus debt justifications, and seeks expedited action with carriers given 15 days to reply.
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Lone Star State
Southwestern Traffic Association
Southwestern ‘Traffic Association
Getlon
Texas
Allison Mayfield
Texas Commission
R. V. Davidson
Claude Pollard
State of Texas
Railroad Commission of Texas
Culberson
Texas Raiiroad Commission
Hie
Mayneld Sete
Pollard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Improvement in Farm Conditions Investigation Proposed
President Rowse West asked four experts in country life to study farm welfare. The aim is to recommend reforms to enhance agricultural sanitation economics and general well being on American farms.
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Clyster Hay
N. Y
Rowse West
Country Life
President forms farm improvement commission lineup
The president will send a message to Congress early next year with the report. He names an investigating committee including Prof L Bailey of the New York College of Agriculture Henry Wallace of Wallace's Farmer Des Moines, President K L Butterfield of Massachusetts Agricultural College Gifford Pinchot of the United States forest service and Walter H Page editor of Worlds Work. The letter to Bailey asks him to accept the chairmanship and outlines desired reforms for farm improvement.
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Congress
Prof . L. Bailey
New York College of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Farmer
Des Moinestown
K. L. Butterfield
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Gifford Pinchot
United States Forest Reserve
Walter H. Page
the World’s Work
New York
Bailey
Receivers Take Control of Pillsbury Mills in Minneapolis
Receivers for Pillsbury Washburn Flour Mills company appointed by the Federal court take charge under a 500000 dollar bond. Pillsbury A TM mill shut down, with plans to restart tomorrow evening. Henry Co Little resigns as manager. receivers assume full control, with Minneapolis board managing operations amid substantial intercompany indebtedness totaling about 10 million dollars secured by mortgages and debentures.
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Minneapolis
Pillsbury Washburn Flour Mills Company, Limited
Pillsbury
Henry Co. Little
New Jersey Corporation
Minneapolis Mill Company
St. Anthony Falls
Catholic Federations Convene Seventh National Meeting
The seventh national convention of the American Federation of Catholic societies opened with a requiem mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Hoston. President Edward Fenney reported on organizing work, including church damages and anti socialism efforts, with a diplomatic cable to Cardinal Val at the Vatican.
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Spectr
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Church of the Immaculate Conception
George Patterson
James J. Murphy
Helmond Walsh
S&s. J
Pushin Fey
China
Alton
Injured Man Shot Down Mountain to Save Him
John Andercom of Little Falls Oregon was found with a broken leg on Mount St Helens by Mazamas climbers. They carried him to the summit and improvised a stretcher to descend 4606 feet to a tent where medical aid was provided. Doctors say the rope rescue saved his life after he was shot down the slope at high speed.
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Beatie
John Andercom
Litte Falls
Ant St. Helens
Newlay
Mazamas
Themma Ives
Great Peak
Magu- Mais Samp
Freon
Anderson
Jieg
Quiet Day at Oyster Bay with No Visitors
Oyster Bay August 10 President Roosevelt had a quiet day at Sagamore Hill with no visitors. He spent two hours in the forenoon on business via his secretary and read undisturbed. He and Mrs Roosevelt rode to the village and toward Glen Cove, greeting familiar locals. Secretary Forster returned to Sagamore Hill in the evening with important business. Miss Ethel Roosevelt is visiting friends in Manchester Massachusetts.
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Oyster Bay
Moosevelt
Washington
Bugamore Hill
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hul
Glen Cove
Forster
Ragamore Hill
Ethel Roosevelt
Manchester
Mass
Arrival of Arethusia Brings Prisoners and Detainees to San Francisco
The United States supply ship Arethusia arrived in San Francisco from Honolulu with eleven Navy prisoners and two mentally disturbed men, one White and one Japanese, among the detainees.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
Arethusia
Honolulu
Capitalists Pleased With Proposed New Railroad Route
Pittsburg and Indiana investors tour the line from Albuquerque to Estancia valley with Col. W. Hopewell and President Hubert Law. A. L. Richmond Jr. of Ferguson Construction says the property has great potential and will be completed. They inspect Hagan coal deposits and Tijeras canyon route, plan further talks with local residents.
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Col. W. Mopewell
Hubert Law
A. L. Richmond, Jr
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Walton Lyon
J. E. Tybrand
Indianapolis
Ind
Middle West
Richmond
Ferguson Construction Company
New York
United States
Lake Shore
New York Central Lines
Hagan
Tam
Durango
Mexico
Albuquerque
Thane
Hopewell
Law
Tijeras Canyon
Auromobiles
Alfusuerane
Riedmound
California primary election pits party factions for state control
Morning Journal Seedss Leased Wire reports California voters face primaries to choose delegates to national and state conventions. The vote shapes party machinery in both major parties with two factions vying for control of the legislature and a United States senator. Lincoln Roosevelt league battles regulars in Republicans as Gavin McNab and Theodore Bell clash among Democrats.
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Sahd
United States
Theodore A. Bell
McNab
Fresno
Independent and Labor Tickets Enter San Francisco Races
In San Francisco and Alameda counties, election fields will include four tickets from Republicans and Democrats plus new independent and United Labor tickets. The competition broadens as voters face multiple party lines in local races.
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Independence League
United Labor
Desperate GOP Primary Fights Across Los Angeles Area
Republican and reform factions clash as Los Angeles city and county vote tomorrow for congressional and county conventions. Lincoln Roosevelt league challenges the regular organization with rival delegate tickets in nearly every precinct. Democratic primaries on the same day draw less attention.
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Los Angeles
California
San Diego
Thaw Must Pay Before He Dismisses Lawyer
New Jersey Supreme Court Justice A S Tompkins ruled in the Thaw case that a substitution of counsel requires the attorney’s payment first or a reserved amount. Judge Graham supported the ruling that any balance due must be paid or secured before Peabody can replace James G Graham in the Mattenwan asylum appeal.
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White Plains
N. J
Supreme Court
A. S Tompkins
Harry KK. Thaw
A. Russell Peabody
James G. Graham
Amos T. Baker
Mattenwan State Hospital
Peabody
Thaw
Morschauser
Muattenwan Asylum
Tompkins
Graham
Labor chief arrested for assassination in Hirmington
Robert Hayes, president of the miners union at Hiookton, is arrested in connection with Sunday shooting on a train route. An Alabama labor figure from Woffordville comments the act should be investigated before blaming the miners union.
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Hirmington
Ala
Robert Hayes
Hiookton
W Or. Patries
Alabama
United Mine Workers
Wright makes brief ascent at Le Mans in France
Wright from Dayton Ohio achieves a short successful ascent in Lemans France after two false starts. The machine climbs about two kilometers in 1 minute 42 seconds before Wright, due to late hour, aborts a longer run. Several thousand spectators view the ascent.
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Wright
Lemans
France
Wilbur Wright
Dayton
Olin
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women’s health
A promotional notice touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for irregularities and female weakness. It claims relief from painful periods and nervous symptoms, praising authorities and offering free extracts by postal request from the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute.
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Pierce
ES Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buttelo Noy
Tickets on sale for regional conventions and assemblies
The notice lists sale dates and return limits for various events including National Encampment in Toledo and Return flights or trips via Santa Fe and Mountainair. It mentions separate conventions and assemblies with specific August sale dates and return deadlines.
Annual Tournament and Hat Association Meetings Ad Open
Prckets on sale Aug 5 to 31 with return limits in September for the National HKiflemen Association annual tournament. La Carne Obie and Return $68.26 listed. Also Santa Fe and Return 12 45 for the New Mexico Hat Association annual meeting with tickets on sale Aug 29 30 and 31 and return limit in September.
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Mountainair
Acount Chautauaua Assembly
Hkiflemen
Santa Fe
New Mexico Hat Association
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