Tariff From Politics Advocates Nonpartisan Expert Commission
Washington dispatch reports Rep. Champ Clark of Missouri urging removal of tariff from partisan politics. He calls for a nonpartisan commission to draft a bill meeting business needs and government revenue, with support from cotton and textile interests and industry advocates.
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Washington
Neuseways and Weans
Camp Clark
Missouri
Clark
Florida
Wo DD Lamar
Sea Island
F. E. Lippitt
Providence
American Manufacturers’ Association
Salt Samuel Ross
New Bedford
Mass
International Association of
South
Albert Hibbert
United Textile Workers of America
America
England
Germany
D. E. Tompkins
Charlotte
N .C
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Underwood
Alabama
My Tompkins
Prague Riots as Troops Suppress May Day Turmoil
Riots broke out in Prague with German shops looted and barricades raised as Czech resistance clashed with armed forces. British consul Captain A W Porbes was attacked, and troops occupied the city streets amid injuries and chaos.
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Morning Journal
Specie Toons
Prague
Bohemia
Crea Mal
A W Porbes
Alleged Coal Trust Hauled 10 Court Case Opens
Morning Journal reports the United States suit against Union Pacific Coal Co Union Pacific Railway Co Everett Buckingham ex traffic manager and J M Moore Western subsagent alleges a conspiracy to destroy coal dealer David J Sharp in Salt Lake City The case traces back to 1903 1906 and a dispute over coal prices and storage coal ads asserting retaliation by railroads and coal firms Sharp testified about a Moore interview and alleged pressure to quit business
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Salt Lake
United States
Union Pacific Coal Company
Union — Pacific Raiiway Company
Everett Buckingham
Oregon
J. M. Moore
David J. Sharp
United States District Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Utah
Sharp
Moore
Coal Supply Cutoff Dispute at Railroad Hearing
The testimony describes delays and stoppages in Mr Sharp's coal shipments after he warned of stopping coal advertising. He couldn't procure Wyoming coal after June 22 1906 and appealed to railroad officials including Mr Buckingham General Manager Bancroft and Mr Moore. The hearing continues tomorrow morning.
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Wyoming
Buckingham
Wat. Ranecreft
Oregon
Sharp
Buckie Sham
Moore
Bancroft
Important Change in Santa Fe on Operation Management
Changes in division leadership shift jurisdiction for Santa Fe Coast Lines shops. Wood George becomes superintendent of shops for Albuquerque division. William Daze elevated to division master mechanic over Albuquerque to Seligmann. Col Drory appointed general roundhouse foreman to oversee roundhouse work. Multiple office changes follow as the transition begins.
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L. Bean
Santa Fe Coast Lines
Clarence A. Tarhydt
Motive Power
Cast Lines Mechanical Department
Albuquerque
Wood George
William Daze
Winslow
Fm Chary
Seligmann
Daze
Art Winston
Col. Drory
la Junta
Winston
Barhydt
Vean Leates
Cattle Board Alarmed at Spread of Glanders
New Mexico cattle sanitary board members met in Albuquerque to address an epidemic of glanders among horses that started in Roosevelt county and has spread to the surrounding region. Officials discussed quarantine measures, possible legal authority, and the need for owner cooperation to stamp out the disease.
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Roosevelt County
New Mexico
Cat the Sanitary Board
Albuquerue
Br. G. Austin
Las Vegas
Marion Imes
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau
Washington
Wu Lo
Manning
Maxwell City
Austin
L. Mallird
Roswell
McDonald
Carrizoro
Crittopher
Catlebad
Victor Culberson
Bliver Mty
Cole Baileton
Socorre
Avuetin
Der
Imes
Tha
Amarillo
Texas
Portales
Quay
Korea
Cattle Board
Genema
UN Bureau of
Moosevelt
First Japanese Ship Reaches Hampton Roads
The first Japanese merchant steamship to reach Hampton Roads entered Newport News today to load banker coal. The two funnelled tanker Buyo Maru, Captain Filmer, bound from Port Arthur Texas to England, arrived amid port activity in Norfolk Virginia.
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Norfolk
Dee. l
Hampton Roads
Newport News
Banker Coal
Court orders valuation of Southern Pacific case in Kentucky
In Frankfort Judge Stout directs the valuation board to assess the Southern Pacific railroad according to law. The dispute seeks a $250 million valuation with potential state tax impact around $6 million if upheld. The article also notes alimony figures and broader social commentary.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Circuit Court
Stout
Board of Valuation and Assessment
Southern Pa- Wie
Juda Stout
Southern Pacific
Beechmont
Louisville
Court of Appeals
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Champ Clark
Mr. Thompkins
R. J. Miller
Charlotte, N
G M. Wells
Boston
George J. Martin
Weat Newton
Thomas J. Diamond
Newhare N
John Patterson
North Caroton
GALL
J. H. O' Kelly Co
Columbus
Thas
Sean
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
N.Y
Santa FE
Divsion
Remington
Remington Typewriter Company
Serated
New York
R. S. Smith
N. M
Dr. Pierce
Groonc
Invalids’ Hotel and
Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N.Y
Yokohama
London
Cardiff
Port Arthur
Howard Gould
New York World
J. H. O'Reilly CO
Albuquerque, N. M
Arizona
West Central
Eee
Chicago
Account International Livestock Exposition
T. E. Purdy
Belen
A. T. & S. F. Railway
Alblquerque
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
Old Mexico
Belen Townsite and Improvement Company
Befen
Santa FE Railway Company
California
Harvey Eating House
Backer
Belen Town and Improvement Company
W. M. Berger
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