Government fails to prove case in landmark Standard Oil suit
Jurors found for the defense after Chicago & Alton case details spanned multiple indictments. The court of appeals reversal and district court actions shaped the outcome as prosecutors sought convictions on several counts related to rebates and illegal payments.
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Not Carmack’s Shot in a Mock Trial or Trial Tone
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Indians sue over misallocated tribal funds request
Fragmented text suggests a dispute over government funds due to Indians, with references to land ceded and political action. Mentions a government practice and a 41,590,007 allocation, plus senate discussion and potential land issues. Names and precise details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Saloons in Utah Hinted to Suffer Prohibition Tightening
Report outlines possible statewide vote on outlawing saloons with a 12 600 population option. If rejected saloons close at 7 am. Proposals would curb licenses for beer and liquor stores and ban sale to anyone who drank within six months. Governor Spry’s message shapes the subdec, with a strong push toward stringent enforcement.
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New Tariff Bill Prompts Copper and Lead Stance
Washington reports a new tariff bill that retains copper and lead protections. The measure proposes no changes to copper and lead duties while considering shifts on textiles and related goods, with projected impacts on import costs and trade policy.
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Steamers collide in fogs one sinks near Boston
Reports say two steamers collided in heavy fog off Massachusetts. One vessel sank while survivors were rescued by nearby ships. Coast guard crews rushed to the scene as wreckage and debris drifted along the coast, with details still unclear and search operations continuing.
King Edward Ills Ailments and Strong Cigars
Fragmentary report notes the King’s health issues linked to cigars and a waning siren, with unclear details about medical treatment and allegations. The text mentions strong cigars, goats, and various garbled phrases, leaving the primary facts obscured by damaged OCR.
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Milwaukee Police Probe Montana Man Missing in Milwaukee
Police say a Montana man, Jim Kendall, is missing in Milwaukee after last being seen with his three daughters under eight. A postal carrier reported him at a local hotel with the children one day after his departure from Kendall, and authorities are pursuing leads as relatives provide details of his movements in the city.
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Penwell Elected From This State and Ceremony
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Son of General Aoki at wedding in California
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Rescued Suspects Escape After Underground Prison
George and Jerry Peterson survived an hours long hold in an underground chamber near Murray Utah after a tunnel collapse blocked their exit. Miners and rescuers labored through the night to widen the opening and free the brothers amid fear and heavy rain.
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Non-Partisan Judiciary Discussion in Montana Contested
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Tornado Toll Reported in Georgia Towns Tuesday
Ten people died as a tornado ripped through Winder Tarms and nearby areas of Cummings Georgia Tuesday night. The storm damaged half of the main business block in the region and scattered belongings while residents searched for missing relatives.
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Soldier killed wife to marry another woman
A clearest read states a soldier was charged with murdering his wife to marry another woman. The case notes indicate a Mar 10 date in the United States, with the defendant identified as Wikism Co Mawar af sevteey ie, who pled not guilty yet received a sentence related to the murder.
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Attorney General Chooses AIDS Irrespective of Party
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