No Conspiracy Found Against Coal Carriers in Antitrust Ruling
U S circuit court in Pennsylvania rules there was no general conspiracy among anthracite coal carriers to restrain trade. The Temple Iron Co is found in violation of the Sherman act and enjoined from further violations. Government wins only partial relief while prices not ordered changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Tron Company
Grey
Temple Iron Company
Buffington
Temple Company
Fanning
Roosevelte
Reading Company
Philadelphia and Heading Railway
Lough Vetley Railroad
Lrelware Tackiwanna and
Weethro Railroad
Central Hailroad of
New Jersey, Erie Railroad
New Sacquehannna and Western Railroad
Philadelphia and Tending Coal and Iron Company
Lelueh Valley Coal Company
Lehigh Dion Wilkere Darre Com) Company
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Hillsire Coal
Intracts
Ituy Saya
Cominy
Etram
Inter Alate Cammercy
Gray
Temidellion
Impeon Na Watkins
Sol Mining Company
New York
Parma
Temple
Harter
Pa Abe
Simpson and
Watkins
Court Denounces Illegal Combination In Temple Iron Case
The report details a federal case involving Wyoming coal interests and the Temple Iron company. Judges Buffington and Lanning discuss illegality of the combination and 65 percent contract, with the case moving toward the U S Supreme Court for final decree and potential injunction.
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Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Tidewater
New York
Buffington
Temple Iron Company
Lanning
Temple Tron Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Switching Charges Deemed Excessive In Texas Rail Fees
A complaint filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleges the East El Paso Fuel Company was charged $5 per car for switching by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railroads, compared with $3 per car paid by other shippers. Reparation for the $2 per car difference is sought.
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Washington
Dec
East el Paso
Texas
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Galveston
Herrisburg
Man slain in riot misidentified as strike breaker
John C. Warner of Highwood Conn was stabbed and died. police arrest 20 year old Mired Mule on suspicion. Four prisoners including James Mulligan claim links to the crime as riot tensions flare after an express men's strike. Mulligan accuses Mule while authorities probe a “walking delegate” role at a strike meeting.
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My Morning Journal
New York, Rec
Rome
John C. Warner
Highwood
Conn
Express
Mule
James Mulligan
Warner
Mulligan
Pease
Tee
E Pickel
Werner
Himy
Mutle
Wortar
John Murph
Mulligin
Wilson Declares for Martine for Senator
Governor-elect of New Jersey Dr Wilson publicly endorses James Martine of Union County for the United States Senate seat, opposing ex-Senator Smith and urging legislative Democrats to support Martine while Smith retires from public life.
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Trenton
J. Tae
Woodrow Wilken
James 2
Martine
Trian
Maurine
Wilson
Smith
Hema
Han
Cummins Seeks Senate Rules Change on Tariff Law
Washington report says Senator Cummins will introduce a resolution to amend Senate rules to pursue changes in the Payne Aldrich tariff schedules. He issued a written note announcing plans to press the measure as early as next Monday.
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Cummins
Senate
Washington, Bee
Cumming
Arizona Constitution Completed with Ratification Likely
The Arizona constitutional convention finished its work and set February 15, 1911, as the ratification election date. Progressive Democrats hold control, while Republicans may oppose the measure. leaders foresee a large support from voters. The document includes initiative and referendum provisions and broad reforms to corporations and elections.
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Morning Journal
Phoenix
Ariz
State of
Arizona
Congress
Assantia
Corporation Commission
Dlso
United States
Mitsunaga Found Guilty of Murder in First Degree
Genkyo Mitsunaga a Japanese cleaner was convicted of first degree murder in the slaying of Mrs. Katherine Wilson whose body was hidden in rubbish in the Wilson home cellar. He was sentenced to life imprisonment under Colorado law.
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Morning Journal
Denver
Genkyo Mitsunaga
Mitsunaga
Katherine Wilson
Colorado
Mrs. Wilson
Mre Wilton
Ridgely Wilson
Hot Springs
Ark
Mit
Miss Lucy White Hayes Weds Colorado Miner
Miss Lucy White Hayes daughter of Jom Addison Hayes and the late Margaret Howell Hayes married George Bowyer Young of Placerville Colo at Rt Stephens Episcopal church. The Rev A Toft officiated. They will reside in Placerville where Mr Young is a prominent mining engineer.
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Colorado Springs
Lucy White Mayes
Addison Hayes
Mie
Margaret Howell
Jefferson Davis Hayes
Wee
Rt Stephen
Maliscopal Church
George Bowyer Young
Placerville
Cole
Young
Harvey Youngs
Toft
Rt. Stephen Church
Hayes
Plicerville
Colo
Mer. Young Ia
Niiing
Texas Disappointed Over Census Showing
Austin officials react to census figures showing Texas population at 3,596,542 with a 27.8 percent rise. Governor Campbell says plans may trigger a recount and notes most communities will likely show higher growth than the bureau reported.
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Austin
Texas
Campbell
Washington
Bipeau Det Pleht
Government seizes spoiled oxygen shipments from Dallas
In Kungas City on Dec 3 the government seized 175 cases of oxygen shipped to a local candy company after a chemical analysis found they were spoiled. The test measured 140,660,000 bacteria per cubic centimeter.
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Kungas City
Dallas
Loce Aandy
Murderer Convicted After Self Defense in St Louis Case
Austin Greaves was found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Alfred Hunter in St Louis four months ago. He conducted his own defense and will seek a new trial.
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St Louie
Dec
Flafe
Austin Greaves
Alfred Hunter
Moore murder trial jury to decide insanity defense
Vincennes Indiana December case of Menlo Moore theater manager charged with killing Charles Edward Gibson goes to the jury. Judge Cobb instructs that if Moore was driven insane by his wife's alleged affair he should be found not guilty by reason of insanity. if sane or only momentarily unbalanced he should be found guilty.
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Vincennes
Ind
Dee
Menlo Moore
Charles Bdward Gibson
Cobb
Moore
Gibson
Roads Congress Recommends State Highway Supervision
Delegates to the American Good Roads Congress in session today in this city urged state supervision over construction and maintenance of highways as essential for improved national roads and safety.
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Food Roads Congress
Tiellanapelis
Tod
Speakersa
American Good Roads Congress
Bank Thief Confesses Missing Treasure Amount
Edwin J Wider confessed to officials that he stole $640,000 from the Russo-Chinese bank in New York. He indicated $240,000 remains missing as part of the confessed amount and gave details upon counsel's advice.
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New York
Edwin J Wider
Coukier
Taft Holds Special Cabinet Session on Supreme Court Appointments
President Taft convened a special cabinet meeting in Washington to discuss the Supreme Court nominations. Several senators and party leaders met at the White House, with ongoing consultations from over fifty lawmakers. The lineup of nominees remains unsettled, and decisions are not expected until Monday or Tuesday.
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Morning Journal
Washington, Dee
Taft
Geo
Yantoe
la Fallelice
la Fallelice, Who Has Decline To Go To the Witte House
Benytore Cummins
Lowa
Borah
Idaho
Benater Lodee
Massachusetts
Flint
California
Senater
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Alee Eaw
Walter Smith
Benater Lafayette Young
Flows
Deemer
Governor Urges Congress to Authorize Territorial Taxes
The governor recommends that Congress provide for territorial expenses by authorizing taxes for the fiscal years 1912 and 1913 and directing appropriate appropriations to cover the costs.
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Congress
Progress in congress stalls on postal and carriage bills
In Washington today the Senate took up two measures to improve the postal service with Postmaster General Hitchcock backing, but both were set aside due to objections by Senators Heyburn and Pacon. The House spent most of its time on the Indian appropriation bill. Governor Judson Harmon of Ohio met President Taft at the White House for a brief cordial call, with no disclosure of campaign stories.
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Washington, de
S.—Littl
Congress
Hitchcock
Senate
Heyburn
Pacon
House
Washington, Dee
Judson Harmon
Ohio
White House
Taft
Harmon
Prohibition Bill Introduced for Hawaii Islands
Washington reports Representative Miller of Kansas introduced a bill to establish prohibition in Hawaii. Also noted is a reported slight earthquake in Long Beach California with hours of tremors but no damage in the Miramir district.
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Long Beach
Long Beileh
Cal
Dec
Miramir
Death threat against husband tied to murder case
Mrs. Lilian Glover admitted threatening to buy a revolver and shoot her husband Clarence F. Glover of Waltham amid testimony in the Hattie Le Plane murder trial. Witness Kate Lampoon said the threats occurred while visiting Auburndale. defense outlined the case as Hattie Le Plane entering Clover’s home and leaving on the night of the murder.
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Morning Journal Special
Cambridge
Muse
Lilian Glover
Clarence FL Glover
Waltham
Hattie Lelane
Kate Lampoon
Auburndale
A. Farley Frewer
Hattie le Plane
Clover
Melvin M. Johnson
Miggings
Higgins
Arrest in Alaska coal land fraud case linked to McKenzies
Donald McKenzie and five others were indicted in Spokane for conspiring to defraud the government of over twenty thousand acres of Alaskan coal lands. The case alleges an agreement with Kayak field coal claimants to secure a half stake in mining claims, exceeding entitlements. The men face federal charges and McKenzie has ties to the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry era.
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Washington, D. C
Donald McKenzie
Spokane
Charles A. McKenzie
Seattle
McKenzie
Ballinger- Pinchot
Louie KR. Glavie
Glavis
James R. Garfield
Garfield
Alaska
Closing Break in Colorado Costs Million Dollar Start
Preliminary work for closing the Colorado River break, funded by a $1,000,000 appropriation, will begin next week. Crews will grade six miles of roadbed to the Abejos River banks where the break occurred, then lay a railroad for material transport with Mexican government consent.
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el Centro
Cal
Colorado River
Congress
Currency Reform and Customs Reform Urged by Secretary MacVeagh
Franklin MacVeagh urges currency reform, broader national banking scope, civil service retirements, and a businesslike customs service free from politics. He cites 1912 federal expenses at 630.5 million, Panama Canal costs at 56.9 million, totaling 687.4 million, with proposed extra 61 million to fund debt repayment.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Franklin MacVeagh
Treasury
Congress
Mace Veugh
Panama Canal
Souis
MacVeagh
New York
Panama
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