Plan for Union Pacific stock exchange hits court review
In St Paul on June 12 the hearing over Union Pacific dissolution plans examined an exchange of Southern Pacific stock for Union Pacific stock and other railroad assets. Attorney General and judges Sanborn Hook and Smith heard arguments on whether to approve the exchange or pursue alternatives. The government urged a timely resolution, while McReynolds sought a workable stock swap to prevent government action and preserve control. The plan's fate rests with the court after lengthy argument and advisement.
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St. Paul
McReynolds
Union Pacific
Cific
Southern Pas
Sanborn
Hook
Southern Pacine
Ne & Ohio
Iania Rails
Iano
Argusteos Ter
Meneva
Ehral
Lovett
Union Pacific Board
von Pacific
Bern
Nancal
Imvac
Ness Eine
Eite
Pui Famento
Tte
Rit Gout
Ana
Asain
Government printing office linked to sugar pamphlets case
Trial in Washington reveals government printing office and posts department involvement in distributing anti free sugar literature. Truman G. Palmer testifies about private printing of charts and pamphlets using Frank of Senator Lodge and other public franks. Cross examination probes origins, costs, and secrecy of publication orders, with references to Sugar at a Glance and the broader Senate inquiry.
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Washington
Government Printing Office
Frank
Senate
Truman G. Paine
Uni
Au Ing
Smoot
Curtis
Malloy
Pickett
Ferpiece
Martin
Egeler Haithe
Petes
Palmer
Congressiov E Seasion
Reeden
Tr Ue
Balmer
Rat Palmer
Lodge
Lodee
Gaeie
Merabelns
Senator Lodge
Truman G. Palmer Ata
Charles Bennett
The
Seine
Congressionall
Cummins
Journal of
Ree
Four Are Killed In New Haven Wreck
Stamford Conn June disaster reports four killed when rear car of a Hartford rail express derailed and collided with the preceding section near the station. Many injured as passengers fared poorly. the wreck involved the second section and its engine. officials pursue details of the crash and rescue efforts.
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New Haven
Stamford
Conn
New & Hartford Rail
Pultean
Butte Good Roads Congress Elects Leaders at Convention
Special Dispatch to the Standard Boise Idaho June 12 The mountain Good Roads Closed a three day convention electing Dr te Pe Meenas 4 Bolee president and J H Barco Nephi Utah secretary treasurer Butte was selected as the convention city for the next gathering Delegates from Idaho Oregon Colorado Wyoming Utah and other states attended telegrams and officials pledged hospitality The body backed funds for road maintenance and public improvement and urged national cooperation on road construction and land use policies
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Standard
Boise
Idaho
Mountain Good Roads
Te Pe Meenas
Bolee
J. H. Barco
Nephi
Utah
Butte
Montana
Uta
Colorado
Wyoming
Fang
Oregon
Michigan
Sree
Fate
Yrnor Meboweil
Malcolm Aint
Brophy
A. P
Henningesn
Acs
Nin
Convention City
J. Stromins
Th Harrington
Barnes
Ateare
Ghartes R. Leonard
Butte ‘Chamber Cammercs
Wicomb
Twin Bridges
Fran Mathewson
Anaconda
Yellowstone Park
Mays
Desperate Fighting Seizes Moro Stronghold
June 12 report from Fanila describes hard fighting as American forces attack the Moro stronghold at Hagsag near Jolo. Casualties are reported among U S troops with several killed and wounded, while Moros resist stubbornly in entrenched lines.
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Fanila
Jolo
Hagsag
Pany H
United Fe
Eawin
Fragmentary war report fragment on attacking forces
A partial account describes attacking forces with regular infantry, artillery, machine gun units, and scouting elements forming a strong position. It mentions leaders and the ongoing operations against tribesmen on an island, with details left incomplete by the damaged text.
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Noroe
Tnis
John
Perattag
Mander
Danas
Trials of Industrials in Paterson Incident Trial Date Set
Industrial leaders including D Haywood Tate are slated for trial in Paterson New Jersey with proceedings beginning June 2 at 10 am. The case centers on inciting a strike by workers and ongoing efforts to expose the actions of the industrial leaders involved.
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Paterson
Gurley
Indietea World
Willan
Hero
Haywood Tate
Elizabeth
Butte Roads Boosted and Governor Refusal
In today’s items the governor refuses to turn over funds while Butte gains good road funding. Desperate political maneuvers surface as Morew lobbyists hear startling facts, and opposition to the railroad project grows. Mineral rights tax actions, evening ride ends in death, and clabby firmness emerge as each side presses claims amid a busy state schedule.
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Butte
Clabby
Oxden
Sporting News
Goldberg
Anaconda News
Lewis
Financial News
Charles Nose
Socialtats
Wealthy Swiss Couple Die By Own Action in Switzerland
In Zurich, Rene Maggi a 41 year old man and his 35 year old wife reportedly died by their own actions after years of wealth and failed heirs. The couple retired to their bedroom, turned off the lights, and were found dead in the morning. Their joint estate was valued at a substantial amount, with Maggi inheriting a likely figure from a prior arrangement. The tragedy follows a long marriage marked by unmet expectations and childlessness.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Rene Maggi
Eugene Maggi
Fingus
Maggi
Rainy Day Forecast Hits Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Winnipeg reports continuing heat with drying conditions across Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Weather observers note rising temperatures and expect rain soon to prevent further crop damage as wheat prospects stay fragile in the southern areas.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Bakatchewan
Parte
Mineral rights taxation debated in Helena ruling
Helena June 12 Attorney General Fender issues a decision on whether reserved mineral rights held by the Northern Pacific Railway Company when lands are sold fall under property taxation. The ruling centers on constitutional sections about exemption and assessment, noting that reserved mineral rights are not exempt but may be taxed at their value, with discussion of how provisions apply to mineral land dispositions and railway grants.
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Standard
Helena
Paci Raft May Company
Kelly
United Mater Ana
United States
Congress
Northiee Pacific Railway Company
Neihart Cut Off by Raging Torrent
A June cloudburst in the mountains behind Neihart caused the town to be cut off by flooding. Harley OBrie creeks overflowed Belts Creek, washing out several wagon bridges and damaging the dam. Tracks and roadbeds were buried under water depths up to a foot or more, with the Great Northern line in danger. A repair train was sent to reconstruct tracks and rebuild the depot area.
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Great Falls
Harley ‘Obrie
Belt Creek
Nethart
Nemond R
Neihart
Mrs Glover Injured In Highway Accident Near Ranch
Mrs Glover was seriously injured when struck by an automobile on a highway near her ranch. Delawood fo June tears IW Glover is noted as the founder of the Chennia cl Was injured at the site of the san ddy.
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Delawood
Glover
The
Sanddy
Chenniacl
West Virginia governor refuses release of martial law trials
Governor Earl Hatfield declines Senate mine strike committee access to military commissions records from the Paint Creek district. He argues disclosure would prejudice indictments and notes he ordered releases, citing the need to restore law. The report describes martial law, court authority, and living conditions in company towns during the strike.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Senate
Goorne
Wallace
Hawdis
Laws
Fem
Local political upheaval splits council amid charges and counterclaims
The article describes a charged political clash involving Mayor Duncan and five Aldermen including Sullivan and Tompkins. Accusations center on manipulating committees, appointing supporters to city roles, and plans to force resignations. The grievance process is set, with two weeks for defense before trial.
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Iind
Cba
Port Kalso Mining Sullivan
Duncan
E Smith
Ladendorm
Davis
Curran
Clinch Sullivan
Tompkins
Ted Talderm
Sule
Joy Ride Ends in Tragic Air Death in Lima
In Lima Ohio a pupil of Orville died during a noon joy ride in a blazing biplane. The machine fell 200 feet after tests and a misjudged takeoff, killing Drew as bystanders pulled him from the wreckage. His partner reported the last words describing the stunt as too dark to fly.
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Ohio
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Drew
Dred
Flame Dart
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