Harvester Company Defends Itself Against Antitrust Suit
The International Harvester Company released its formal answer to a United States antitrust suit under the Sherman act. The filing denies restraint of trade and monopoly claims, arguing competition remains robust with numerous manufacturers and a large capital base. It cites price changes and product improvements since 1903, including harvesting machinery costs, and discusses efforts to expand domestic production and reduce imports.
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St. Paul
International, Harvester Company
Gill
United States
Shemnon
Univertites Ai
St. Paw
Thut
Iwi
Wunther
Betie c Rhl
Trann Hin
Dabor
Manila
Ameri “Brawl Fix
Harvester Company Reforms Spark Public Debate
Critics cite improved harvest results and 27 percent wage increases since 1802, with profit sharing, nationwide sick and death benefits, and pension plans. Open and Above Board asserts broad publicity and cooperation with the Department of Commerce and Labor since 1906, while opposing overreach and calling for continued scrutiny to fix mismanagement.
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Harvester
With & Benoit de Aviment
Ocean to Ocean Highway Urged by Two Speakers
The Pacific highway association held its first session in San Francisco with Judge J. T. Ronald presiding. Lieut. Wallace welcomed attendees as Brisbane Walker argued for a national ocean to ocean highway, and Carl Browne, representing San Francisco unemployed, backed the plan alongside Walker.
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San Francisco
Pacife Sheltway Association
T. Ronald
Beattd
Iso
J. Th Wallace
Dopa Brisbane Walker
Carl Browne
Coxay
Walker
Indian witnesses 80 back on their stories
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena Mont May 5 Four months in county jail and a fine of 1 were imposed by Judge Gowrquin upon J R Sullivan after a tense hearing at the Crew reservation. The Peterson bootlegging case on the Blackfeet reservation was then called Assistant District Attorney Ford stated Indian witnesses had repeated tests given before the commissioner The court suggested prosecution for perjury if needed or to continue Peterson case The Lela proceeded under this understanding
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Helena
Tudge Gowrquin
J. R. Sullivan
Bauer
M. D Peterson
Blackfeet
Ford
Peterson
Trial ends as case dismissed for lack of evidence
The report notes the case ended when dismissed for lack of evidence. It mentions plans to proceed with perjury charges against Indian witnesses and that proceedings were to be held before United States commissioners, with details of location and timing.
Danish American Park Opens at Copenhagen
The Danish American National Park in Jutland opened today with a large gathered crowd. About a thousand Danish Americans attended the inauguration. Speeches included Dr Maurice Francis Gan, American minister to Denmark, on what Americans owe to Denmark.
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Copenhagen
Aus
Jutland
Vienmark
United States
Maurice Francis Gan
Denmark
Blakey Casey Appointed Archbishop of Vancouver
Blakey Casey of St. John New Brunswick is named archbishop of Vancouver to succeed Archbishop McNeil who will be transferred to the Toronto diocese.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Blakey Casey
St. John
New Brunswick
McNeil
Toronto
France and Russia to Hold 16 Parley
Paris dispatch reports Premier Polncalve leading a French delegation to Russia for talks on Franco Russian naval accords and allied strategy. Attendees include Briand Delcasse La Brun and other ministers while journalists crowd the station. Discussions will cover the Dardanelles, Black Sea dreadnoughts, and possible impact on wider European conflict.
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Paris
Raymond Polncalve
Russia
Aristide Brians
Theophile Delcasse
Albert la Brun
Armand Meelard
Louis Gepine
France
M. Poincaire
Bt. Petersburg
Prussia
Sergiua Sazanoi
Jéntnen
Sly
Philipsburg Notes Special Correspondent Report
Special correspondent notes a former Philipsburg dentist visiting. obituary for 6 year old boy who died of diphtheria. a severe hailstorm damaged crops and property. rock creek rancher John Randers found dead on Rock Creek road after wagon accident. no evidence of a runaway.
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Pawpeburg
A. Walkey
Robert
BM. Nowak
Dlaath
Severn
Flint
Wight
John Randers
Rock Creek Road
Sandera
Philipsburg
Miners May Strike Averted After Wage Demand Plea
Miners on Vancouver Island demand wage increases from coal operators in extension areas including South Wellington Nanimot and Cumberland. If not granted, a general strike is feared in September amid labor tensions in British Columbia.
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Latysmith
British Columbria
Vancouver Island
South Wellington
Nanimot
Cumberland
Earlse
Charles W Wat Arrives in La Fravelsco Aboard China
Dr Charles W Wat president emeritus of Hervant University arrives in La Fravelsco today aboard the steamer China on a voyage linked to international peace efforts. The journey marks a notable moment in higher education leadership engaging global topics.
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la Fravelsco
Charles W. Wat
Emorfia Af Hervant University
China
Keighta of Culumbue Convention Text Prompt
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Keighta of Culumbue convention in Cotoreda Springs with plans to found a home and topics to be addressed. The readable lines hint at scheduling for August 7 and involvement by Akeciners and Culumbia members, but details are unclear.
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Cotoreda ‘Springs
Cola
Keighta
Unclear OCR: Brigadier General and Major Placed in New York
Fragmentary text outlines a command reevaluation involving a brigadier general and a major in New York. Mentions a department of the Last and an adjutant general, with reference to President Talks. Content is garbled and incomplete.
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Aeyoy
Beedar
Cekeral
Te Vie
George Andrew's
New York
Setus Te
Former Denver Mayor Speer Sentenced to Jail
Denver reports former mayor Robert W. Speer, publisher of a Convex newspaper, sentenced by District Judge Shattuck to jail for contempt of court. Five days in county jail with possible remand for an appeal, part of ongoing civil suit involving W. Evans, Speer, and other newspaper owners over alleged financial stakes.
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Speer
Denver
Pormoy
Roberk W. Speer
Convex
Bnet
Louay
Distriet
Constructi
Ars Breiating
OW. GL
OW. GL Eyins, Hem of the Denver Try Cranway Company
E.G. Bordlynd AL LL
Romnen
Uther
W. G. Evans
Robert WW. Speer
Ronis
Evaye
W. T. Tammen
Premdential Nominations in Washington Nominate Col E Z Steerer
Washington August 5 nomination news notes Col E Z Steerer as a candidate in presidential nominating actions. Details are limited in the fragment, but the report indicates Steerer is among named figures in the process.
Education Society Loses Secretary After Annual Convention
The National Educational Association held its annual convention as Secretary Shepard announced his resignation amid internal conflict. The executive board voted to expunge from records a reference to charges filed by Kane and Strachan faced by Shepard, with Shepard leaving after a 12 year tenure.
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Seefewie Shige
Dly Sas Honda Ational Peseeiathan
Toruben
Meek
National
Eiuentional Association
Ubage
G. Draise
Red
Bhepard
Iaglive
Iaglive Meimbers
Whiply Vwente
Farechild
Toneke Kan
Grice U. Strachan
Brooklyn
National Educational Association
Bhepand
Alice Wouldp
Eliot on China Mirrors Colonial Dilemmas Abroad
Charles W. Gil, Hayward University official, argues in San Francisco that China faces a fragile, colonial-like governance structure. He compares China’s provisional system to early America after independence, urging recognition of its need for stable constitutional governance and a trained populace. He cautions against Western overoptimism, highlighting Manchu-era deficits and the challenge of building roads, courts, taxation, and revenue.
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San Francisco
Ate
China
Charles W. Giiol
Geesilent Enertius
Hayward University
Orient
Strates
Weston
Gambling crackdown hits old Northern saloon in Golkfield Nevada
Four men arrested in the Northern saloon once run by veteran operators as regulators describe gambling as a penitentiary offense. Two thousand dollars in checks found on a table accompany rumors of hundreds of thousands in winnings, with police pausing through a deserted hall to detain the suspects.
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Golkfield
Nev
Ralf
Ateco
Wight
Neoya
Jal
Vex Rickard
Ole Elliott
Richard
Eliott
Alisha
Mushera Fe
Certh
Lewistown Notes Report and Court Action
Special correspondence notes a district court action between Austrian residents Mary Nicotts and Gourge Piptwic seeking $1000 for damages. County treasurer Grant Robinson reports July funds totaling over $112,000 with $111,000 from district school. Notices of intention to become citizens filed. Fergus county’s population described as larger than expected. County exhibit plans for state fair underway with officials forecasting a strong display from Judith Basin area.
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Lewistown
Mary Nicotts
Thy
Gourge Piptwic
Shander
Conty Treaswer Grant Robinson
Chintus
J. T. Ritch
Fergus County
Bend
le Wentworth
Judith la
Fragmented historical notice on subscriptions and distribution
The text presents a jumbled prompt about a tacit will and a hard fought battle, mentioning current political events and a standard, with subscription pricing of one dollar per month for deity and Sunday Standards, distributed by carrier or mail across the United States.
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Keryy
Politien
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