Morning Journal Matinee Promises Joyful Kids Event
The Morning Journal advertises a Saturday matinee for boys and girls inviting them to ride on a carnival train to the Casino for a big show by the Boston Ideal Opera Company. Tickets are distributed Friday morning at the Morning Journal office for children under fourteen, free of charge, with a focus on fun and safe entertainment.
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Journal
Morning Journal
Albuquerque
Mbugwerne
Boston Weal, Opera Company
Burgess
Carey
Chidbourne
Traction Company
Sturges
Tifteen
Uhadlinnearth
Trivneter
Mr. Burgess
Boston Ideal
Christian Endeavor chiefs urge calm for peace talk
In Seattle the twenty third international Christian Endeavor convention opened with delegates from Alaska to Europe. President Francis J. Clark read a message from President Roosevelt praising the Endeavor for promoting citizenship and inviting honorary Patriots League membership, amid calls for restraint and global fellowship.
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Patriots League
World Represented
Seattle
Jay
Francis J. Clark
United Society of Christian Endeavour
United States
Alasha
Japan
Ronatvelr
White House
Washington
Mr. Shaw
Titale Amd
Wudinir
Tie Bere
Trafeteer
coePyuerp
Willen Shew
Top Smereheny
St. Pool
Astansieciy
Kien Iy Agi
Denial from State Department on sensational Hague story
Report from New York July 10 notes vigorous denial by the State Department of a sensational dispatch from The Hague to a London English correspondent. Admiral Garcia Yantiumete of Japan arrives from England aboard the Carmaniy Lady, with ensuing social and press activity described, including interviews and a reception in New York.
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State Department
Fromm Hague
My Morning Journal
New York
Garcio Yantiumete
Japan
Mort
Biaxulle
England
Carmaniy Ladey
Reyvemin
Jone
Kredtorick
J. le Adame
New York Navy
Go Bey Jagan
Bayer
Fries
Eslaly
Yaraale
Uweonnety
Pritgtriene
Pats
Polaentivar
Hvar Ant Caperith Adame Valle
Breoklyn Navy
Iden
Hoyer
Jigen Marine
Pacific
Adaire
Yataanott
Government files sweeping antitrust action against tobacco trust
The United States petitions in federal court to dissolve the tobacco trust led by American Tobacco and Imperial Tobacco, naming 56 corporations and 29 individuals. The suit cites growth since 1890 and alleges monopolistic control via the United Cigar Stores and other ventures, with possible criminal prosecutions for restraint of trade.
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Morning Journal Special
New York
United States
American Tobacco Company
Imperial Tobacco Company
British-American Tobacco Company
American Snuff Company
American Cigar Company
United Cigar Stores Company
American Stogle Company
McAndrews & Forbes Company
Conley Ford Company
Tobacco, Trust
Peti- Hon
United Cigar Stores’ Company
James C. McReynolds
Annd
James B. Duke
American
Tobaucco Company
John B. Cobb
Willem K. Harris
Umiish-American Tobacco Company
Caleb ¢. Duke
Percival & Hil
American Tobacco Companyy
Dh Reed
Imperial Tobacco Company of
Great Britain
Thomas F. Ryan
Pierre Larilard
Peter A. B Widener
Anto N. Brady
Toecu Opn
Convention Completes Work of Selecting Officers for Year
The National Educational association convention announced six major women's organizations will seek an affiliated educational department. Groups include General Federation of Women's Clubs, Women's Christian Temperance Union, Daughters of the American Revolution, National Congress of Mothers, National Council of Jewish Women, and Association of Collegiate Alumnae. Officers named include president FE Be Cooley and treasurer Arthur H Chamberlain, with a slate of eleven vice presidents. The board will consider next convention city, with Cleveland mentioned as a possibility.
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Morning Journal Special
Los Angeles
National Educational Association
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Congress of
Spasvs
Be Cooley
Arthur H Chamberlain
Jean
Throop Polytechnic School
Nathan Cc. Johaeffer
Harrisburg
W. H. Elson
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles ‘ Judd
Yale
Conn
BR. A. Austrede
Pierre
J F. Stilwell
Phoenix
Ariz
J. Ww
Emperia
Kas
W. A. Clark
Kearney
Neb
W. M. Kearn
Miledale
N. D
W. F. Gordy
Springfield
Mass
J. F. Kingsbory
Salt Lake
Utah
E. EB. Roby
Kekomo
Ind
J. H. Baker
Boulder
Cole
A. Q. Mathews
Arizona
W. F. Decker
New Mexico
Cree Ty. Work
Texas
Elizabeth Shirley
Omaha
Miss Shirley
School Book Trust
Shipee
Aotha
Washington
Corer
Cooley ! News
Charles Hhik
Sugervinor
Hartford
Sivat
Awtitte Fimare
Nash
Sia
Onkosh
President Duke Defends Tobacco Trust Cooperation
New York July 16 President Duke asserted full cooperation with the Department of Commerce and the Department of Justice in an ongoing inquiry. He claimed the trust’s existence and success do not violate laws and that its actions have served the public and tobacco consumers, producers, and investors.
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New York
Puke
Department of Commerce
Department of Justice
Lines Fee Supreme Court
Santa Fe Faces Fine Over One Million
A federal grand jury returned an indictment against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad for granting payments totaling 22 000 to the United States sugar beet company at Kansas City Kansas. The document lists sixty five counts alleging violation of federal statutes. If convicted the railroad faces a maximum fine of 7 200 per count and a total potential penalty of 365 000.
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Chimage
Atchivon, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Initadi States Sugar Beet Company
Laf Cation City
Kiw
Mintoin
El Paso Day From Midnight to Dawn
El Paso observes a new policy limiting hours for looms and other activities. The state liquor law requires closing times and Sunday restrictions may apply. libraries will open with limited service. Citizens await full enforcement and impact on local routines.
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EL Paso
Mover Testifies In Haywood Case Facing Crimes Denial
A mover serves as an interesting witness in the Haywood case. Federation chief offers a positive denial of all crimes attributed to himself and fellow prisoners.
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Haywood
Federation
Banker Indicted on Bribery Charge Linked to Mindiepas Bank Wreck
Powers charged with attempting to bribe the prosecuting attorney in a 4 count indictment returned by a jury at Middleport. The wreck of Mindiepas Bank last September led to a loss of 115000 in deposits. Authorities say bonds were posted and the case ties to the bank failure and alleged improper conduct by the banker.
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Powers
Aleernotin
Pos
Middleport
Attormek Adteert Supter Fox
Ianjeliatch
Con
Mindiepas Bank
Moyer Testifies in Mine Union Trial in Caldwell Case
Boise July 10 Charles H Moyer testified for the defense in the Caldwell murder case detailing his lack of knowledge of crimes attributed to Union leaders and the role of Jack Simpkins in hiring counsel for Harry Orchard. He described money advances from the federation to defend Orchard and read intercepted cipher telegrams supporting defense coordination.
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Morning Journal
Boise
Idaho
Charles H. Moyer
William D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Western Federation of Miners
Caldwell
Steinemberg
Moyer
Jack Simpkins
Fred Miller
Federation
Denver
Haywood
Spokane
Simpkins
Hogan
Silver City
John Nugent
Orchard
Miller
Murphy
Ouray
Steunenberg
Johnn Neville
Ovrchard
Neville
Pettibbone
Hay
Pettibone
Seunenberg
Rehard
United Mine Workers
Raf
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BUST
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