Roosevelt backs Indiana senator against Payne bill
Roosevelt approves action by Senator Beveridge of Indiana who voted against the Payne tariff bill.
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14 Oct 1910
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Albuquerque Morning Journal in Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1910
Page
1
Roosevelt campaigns across Indiana for Beveridge victory
The Roosevelt special train rolled into Indiana with Theodore Roosevelt rallying for Albert Beveridge. He attacked Payne AIdrich tariff policy, urged support for Beveridge, and defended state rights while warning of party disarray. Crowds surged at Anderson and Richmond as police and riders moved to protect the candidate.
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Morning Journal
Richmeand
Ind
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevalt
Indiana
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Hoosevelt
Beveridge
Sennater Beverhige
Payne-Aldrich
Rowsevelt
Senge Leveridge
Beveridte Temel Ghee Fulk
Tte
Porte
Fordevisia
Ue Alvend
Seis
Alaska
New York
Vetlig
Exeter
Poteben
Sears
Gabe
Speek
Lot
Oran
Colorado
Alice Hever
Almas
Unis Veur
Bb Hota
Eroige Central
Ohio
Senator Beveridge
Anderson
Colonel Roosevelt
Munele
Hoowevelt
Court House
Population figures show city gains across several states
Census bureau release lists Montgomery Alabama at 38 136 up 7 790 or 25 7 percent from 30 046 Austin Texas at 29 560 up 7 602 or 34 2 percent from 22 338 Bloomington Illinois at 25 768 up 2 452 or 10 0 percent from 23 280
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Montgomery
Ala
Austin
Texas
Bloomington
Rail executives urge freight rate rise in wage debate
Baltimore and Ohio President Willard and New York Central’s Brown argued for a proposed ad valorem fare increase to cover rising operating costs. They claimed higher wages and fuel costs necessitated the move to keep railroads financially healthy and capable of expanding capacity. The witnesses supported the plan, though some questioned the timing and impact on shippers.
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Willard
Baltimore and
Ohio
Brown
New York Central
Boy Willett
Dorka
Willard Espretted the Opinion ‘Wat Wtorkhelder
Rpaltiimore
Ubie
Baltimore
Louly D. Brwidels
Ele Shippers Counsel
Puititiete
Mr. Willard
Firardies
Brandeis
Ile
Freight rate debate on railroad valuation and revenue prospects
Louly D Brwidels and Willard discuss commission actions on rates and property valuation. They debate whether fair rate adjustments can sustain railroad revenues and the need for capital investment, citing Michigan Central and bond prospects amid market challenges.
Valuable Art Treasures and Antiques Seized by Federal Authorities
Federal authorities seized a valuable collection of art treasures and antiques after a search. The items, described as culturally significant, were taken as part of an investigation and are being cataloged for potential restitution or auction.
Duveen Brothers Charged in Government Fraud Conspiracy
New York based Duveen Brothers and two owners were arrested on conspiracy to defraud the government over customs duties on imported art and antique furniture. Prosecutors say the scheme could reach up to one million dollars with multiple relatives implicated. The action follows a federal search that recovered valued art records and underlines a major importation fraud investigation.
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New York
Todas
Herne Jomin Ayeoen
Item
Sue Pliced
Henry A. Wine
United States
Iou Wee
Daiyear
Ayticlen Bergan
Goede
Tiwaa
Cung
Duveen
Henry J. Duveen
Toner Luésttania
Hienry J. Duveen
Vermel
Shivhis
Wise
Cife
Cone
Tle
Daveen Brothers
Henry J
Joel J
Lows J. Benjamin Jr
Joseph J. Ua
Whey Heve
London
Paris
Joseph J. Duveen
Arcnue
Purvis
Duveens
Vorset
J. M. W. Turner
American bankers seek solution on cotton bills at conference
American and European bankers met to settle differences over cotton bills. They urged forming a guaranty company to validate bills at six to seven cents per bale, though no organization action has occurred and resistance from American cotton exporters is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gillette Calls for Western Congress in City
Governor Gillette urged a Pacific coast congress to meet here from November 17 to 19 under the Merchant Marine League of California to discuss merchant marine legislation and the maintenance of a battleship fleet.
Permanent Congress Plan Spurred By Pacific Exposition
The coast plan calls for a permanent congress to meet annually with a call to senators representatives and governors and lieutenant governors of Washington Oregon Idaho Nevada Utah New Mexico Arizona Alaska and Hawaii. Mrs Louise Coleman Cole, formerly Jarvis Hunt, denies charges in a suit filed against her alleging she won the affections of Howard Cole. The suit seeks 250 000 and a demurrer challenges the court's jurisdiction and the plaintiff's standing.
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Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Alaska
Hawaii
Cole
Kanesar City
Louise Colman Cole
Jarvis Hunt
Wheaton
Hattie Donweedy Cole
Howard Ceol
Attempt to Wreck Tacoma Rail Line Foiled
An early morning attempt to wreck a Tacoma Railway and Power company freight train failed when two boulders blocked the Puyallup line at Midway and a timber pile was found nearby. A switch was opened and held by stones, but the train entering the city barely escaped disaster.
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Prain
Tacoma
Washb
Tacoma Railway and Power Company
Puyallup
Midway
Tne
Railroads Borrow Rolling Stock to Handle Western Fruit Tonnage
Denver and Rio Grande and Colorado and Southern railroads report heavy fruit yields on the western slope forcing them to borrow rolling stock from other lines. The Rio Grande also borrowed four Mogul locomotives to manage the increased tonnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Denver and Rio Grande
Colorado and Southern
Rilo Grande
Forest fires blamed on two settlers near Ble Chiet and Sheep Mountain
Denver October 13 reports from the general land office indicate fires near Ble Chiet and Sheep Mountain were set by two settlers seeking revenge against ranchers. An investigation will be conducted immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Settler Services
Denver
General Land Office
Ble Chiet
Sheep Mountain
Rail Way Signal officials elect president at annual meeting
Provisional results from Proms Pleated President in WMedmond Virginia show BE Denney of Cleveland Ohio chosen as president. The group also decided to hold next year’s convention in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proms
Wmedmond
Denney
Cleveland
Oaiio
Cooltorado Springs
Officers Raid Investment Company Facilities
Federal agents raided the Redeemable Investment Company at 85 Liverneshire Street, seizing books and cash totaling thousands. The probe targets alleged defrauding schemes linked to Norman Pluss, president, and includes ties to the Santo Domingo Mining and Norman Place Lumber concerns, with a history of restrained stock flow and timber interests.
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Tullinger
Ameodate
United Ftates Supreme Court
Menator Curtis
Kanes
Hey
Place
Washburn College
Tuevehu
Bus
Whe
Axa Holding Company
Cieul
Mas
Chreviore
Santo Domingo
Jalisco
San Domingo
Norman Plase Lumber Company
Writish Columbia
Horton and Cuntdwa Whert Land Company
John Fr. Feeney
Gomping Vard
Cork
Tulket
Tev
Winks
Willikims College
Yale Divinity School
Detroit
Lancoln
Neb
Medina
Cincinnati
Warrington
IF. I
Miede Island
Anti-Samoon League
Congregational National Home Micsionary Society
Washburt College
Topeka
Jetter
Ballinger
Norman P
Ninety Days Needed for Convention to Belief
Delegates at Santa Fe have assembled a formidable task force over the past few days as the convention nears. Strong figures and organizational efforts indicate a major push toward the meeting’s objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Novel Proposal Aims Interstate Commerce Provisions in New Mexico Constitution
A constitutional convention in Santa Fe after two days of committee work debates adding interstate commerce law elements to the state charter. Debate centers on Hepburn act adoption to regulate railroads and related services, with experts warning of meticulous scrutiny before final approval.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Committee On Corporations
Dougheris
Socorre
Senate
New Mexico
Dougherty
Supreme Court
Afl Railrogde
Sleapine Y
W. A. Huw
Tiawkins
Fternnoon
Mir Dougherty
Interstate Fierce Commission
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Berlitimere Wrd
Olly Verpary
Woo. Brown
Frogg
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Leo
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Michigan Tentral Railroad
Michigan
Chia Couetry
Europe
Moureing Journal
Gillete
Western Congress
Charge
Boston
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