Arrest of Reilly for Theft Connected to Wickersham Letter
Interst ate Commerce Commission investigator Thomas P. Reilly was arrested in New York's Tombs on charges of taking and publishing a private letter from United States Attorney General George W. Wickersham to Harry A. Wise. The 1909 theft involved other district attorney documents and minutes, with Reilly linked to Henry L. Stimson and the Hepburn law railroad prosecutions.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Tomba
New York
Thomas P. Reilly
Interstate Commerce Commisssion
George W. Wickersham
United States Attorney General
Harry A. Wise
United States District Attorney
Wise
New York Federal Building
Cosmopolitan
Reilly
Wickersham
C. R. Heike
American Sugar Refining Company
John &. Parsons
Theodore Havemeyer
Federal
Henry L. Stimson
Stimson
New York Central
Rock Island
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Western Transit Company
Independent telephone firms raise 150000 to oppose Bell system
In a St. Louis testimony Max Koehler says independents have pooled 150000 to fight Bell. He fears Bell is gaining control by purchasing stock and plans to block disposal of voting trust certificates in a case tied to the Mississippi Valley Trust and Cleveland Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Bell Telephone System
Max Koehler
J. Sehner
Koehler
Bell Telephone Company
Sehwer
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
Cleveland Trust Company
Ballinger Suspends Oklahoma Indian Service Officials
Secretary Ballinger of the Interior department suspends Superintendent John D. Benedict of the five civilized tribes in Oklahoma and three supervisors after an ongoing investigation into the material and moral welfare of the schools. Further disciplinary actions against other Indian service officials may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ballinger
Interior Department
John D. Benedict
Five Civilized Tribes of
Oklahoma
Indian Service
Benedict
Barrett Honored by Venezuela for Trade Ties
John Barrett receives Venezuela’s Decoration of the Order of Bolivar for promoting closer relations and commerce among American republics. Joan Barrett, director of the International Bureau of American Republics, is also decorated by Venezuela through Minister Rojas with the order’s second class. The first class goes only to heads of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Washington
Joan Barrett
International Bureau of American Republics
Venesuela
Rojas
Bolivar
Suspect Arrested in Murder of Ethel Maxwell
Tacoma telegram reports A. P. Ferguson arrested by Jackson Mississippi detective Calhoun on a murder charge in the February death of young Ethel Maxwell. Ferguson obtained a requisition from Mississippi governor for extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
San
A. P. Ferguson
Calhoun
Jackson
Miss
Ethel Maxwell
Ferguson
Mississippi
Rail and railways seek permanent injunction on tax
Arguments for a permanent injunction against state tax collection were completed before Judge Campbell. Counsel for Midland Valley Topeka Santa Fe Missouri Kansas Texas Railway groups argued the 1909 assessment is too high and disproportionate to other public services corporations. Judge Campbell took the case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Oklo
United States
Campbell
Midland Valley
Atenizon, Topehy
Santa Fe
Missouri, Kunsag and
Texas Hrailway
Agriculture department gets 13 million in coming year
Washington January 14 The house committee on agriculture plans to provide about 13 000 000 dollars to run the agriculture department for the next year based on the subcommittee's bill estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
Agricultural Department of the Government
Conul
Finish Baseball Outlawry
Cincinnati January 10 Chairman Hermann departed for Chicago to meet representatives of semi pro teams to close remaining seven national agreement contract jumpers and end outlawry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hermann
Chicago
Home Course In Live Stock Farming Techniques
Practical guidance on horse barn design including ventilation, stalls, mangers, and harness storage. Advice on fencing, pasture, breeding timing, feeding rations, and foaling care to maximize health, growth, and productivity of mares and colts. Emphasizes safe foaling, proper wound and umbilical care, and staged weaning and turnout plans.
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M. Ruth Taylor
Idaho
Edith M. Swan
Treagher
Piano, Harmony and Musical History Studio
Laramie Avenue
Phong 220
William Mitchell
Attorney AT Law
Alliance
Nebraska
Eugene Burton
KR. C. Noleman
First Nal'l Bank Blk
Phone
NEB
H. M. Bullock
U. 3
Alliance Nendraska
Drs
Copperwell
Petersen Osteopathic Physicians
Prey
Baifer
Over Norton's Store
Geo. J. Hand
C. H. Churchill
J. E. Moore
Fletcher Block
H. A. Copley, M. D
Alleee National Bank
Chas E. Slagle
DR. Bellwood
First National Bank
H. R. Belville
Nebr
T. J. Threlkeld
Undertaker
RES
Gadsby Store
Etxra
Ine
M. D. Nichols
Box Butte Avenue
Alliance Shoe Store
W. F. Rosenkranz
Dakota St
Box Butte and
Laramie
Alliance, Nob
John Barrett
Horse Management
C. V. Gregory
American Press Association
Pio
N. W. Cor
Box Butte Ave
And
Montana St
John Pilkington
California
Cuba
Wahamas
Florida
Gulf Country
Southland
F. L. Sealinder
L. W. Wakeley
Omaha
Dierks Lumber &Coal Co
D. Waters
Mgr
Nelson Fletcher
Fire Insurance Agency
Harvard Fire Insurance Compees North American
Philadelphia
Pooeass
Elakima
Continental
New York City
Niagara Fire Insurance Company
Connecticult Fire Commercial Union Assurance Co
Germania Fire Ins
State of Graal
London
New
Iphina
Phosalxrford
Conguo Firemans
Fletcher
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