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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1908
Page
2
A speaker questions Mr Hughes on whether antitrust aims apply to patents and monopoly. The discussion defends limits on private control, argues a fifty percent cap, and contrasts remedies with trusting actions, framing patent protection versus public welfare.
Detroit hitters produced a string of tense rallies as Mullin, McIntyre and Cobb sparked late scoring. Springer fielding throws and double steals shaped the drama, with Hoffman, Steinfeldt and Rossman among key defensive plays as Chicago staved off a further late threat.
New York jurors awarded August Belmont $100000 in damages after jockey John H Prest sued claiming libel over a racing calendar entry stating Prest left his employ without cause. The jury reached its decision in about half an hour.
Joy Mellroy proprietor of Vacuum Cleaning Works at 220 West Gold avenue escaped serious burns when a gasoline saturated skirt ignited from friction during cleaning. He fought the flames with no face injury, but his hands and other parts suffered burns. Fire department arrived quickly to extinguish the blaze and protect the building and fixtures valued around $100, insured.
The Morning Journal reports a $500 reward offered for capture and conviction of the night rider gang that attacked Walker family in Hickman County, with Gov Willen appealing Kentuckians to rise in defense of law and safety amid threats to civilization. The governor urges rapid action to purge the state of such crimes and protect citizens and property.
The North Carolina Peace Congress convenes in Greensboro with President Roosevelt sending a message of sympathy and support. The gathering, held in the Jamestown Exposition Hall, aims for a successful meeting amid a large attendance and a formal opening. Weather shifts to colder with potential snow as forecast.
The International Good Roads Congress opened in Paris on October 12 with representatives from twenty four countries including the United States Mexico India and Japan welcomed by Minister of Public Works Hartheu. W Page of the U S Agricultural Department praised Peace initiative and noted the congress aims to improve roads worldwide.
Negotiations for the purchase of 24,000,000 four year bonds for irrigation and agricultural development in the United States and Mexico have been concluded. Speyer and Company with their associates secured the bonds.
In Clarsdale Mississippi October 12, citizens prevent removal of the bodies of Jim and Frank Davis lynched yesterday until Booker T. Washington's train from Helena arrives. The two men were killed after trouble following a speech Washington gave in Helena. A separate testimonial notes chronic diarrhoea relief from Chamberlain's remedy, sold locally.
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