Tobacco decision expected today in four year case
Washington May 4 announced decisions in the four year old Standard Oil and tobacco trust cases were expected today as the Supreme Court prepared to rule on the alleged interstate restraint and conspiracy against major firms including American Tobacco American Snuff American Cigar P Lorillard R J Reynolds Blackwell Durham and Conley Foil. The court also faced several other undecided major cases including federal employers liability hours of service Oklahoma capital and the Johnson pure food and drugs act case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wean Tobacco Company
Americar Sauff Company
American Cigi Company
American Stogh ' Pany
MacAndrewson Company
American Tobacco Company
American Snuff Company
American Cigar Company
P. Lorillard Company
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Blackwells Durham Tobacco Company
Conley Foil
British Tobacco Trust
Imperial Tobacco Company
British-American Tobacco Company
Great Britain
Orea
James Duké
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Train Crash Through Fire-Weakened Bridge
A Seaboard Air line coal train plowed through a trestle weakened by fire near Charlotte North Carolina killing both engineers and one fireman. Fifteen steel cars plunged into Watkins Creek and piled on the two engines burying the victims.
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Harlotte
N. C
Seaboard Air R
Aetr Hostick
Watkins Creek
Record-Setting Automobile Enthusiasts Gather for 50 Mile Race
Indianapolis hosts what may be the country's largest auto gathering for the 50 mile, 240000 dollar race at the speedway. Bob Burman, the speed king, aims to lower the world speed record for mile and related distances before 130 cars enter final trials. Track cleaning by a thousand workers precedes speed tests and Tuesday morning events.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Tuesay
Speedway
Bob Burman
Burman
Veterinary Hospital Adopts Hammocks for its Patients
New York May 28 scientific treatment for cats dogs and other animals includes canvas hammocks across cages at a veterinary hospital. Dr Andrew C Armstrong reports Queen the dog and Jocko the circus monkey enjoy rest and recovery in hammocks. A rabies case in a black and tan dog is noted as inoperable. The hospital houses 100 or more patients with open visiting hours and in house remedies.
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New York
St. Bernard
Queen
Andrew C. Armstrong
Dr. Armstrong
Jocko
de Marco
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Epstein
Audubon Avenu
Honey Bunch
Armstrong
Promise Sensation in Fairchild Case
Helena report says an arrest is likely tomorrow in the assault on Rev. E. E. Fairchild who was beset while answering a wedding call. The clergyman remains bedfast and unsettled. police chief Flannery hints at strong evidence but offers no arrest. Also notice about Anna Doran moving treasurer duties to Carpenters Union hall. hours listed.
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The
Standard
Helena
Flannery
E. E. Fairchild
Fairchild
Anna Doran
Butterodge
Carpenters’ Union Hall
Motor Cyclists Collide on Track at Hawthorne
On Hawthorne race track strong speed led to a second lap crash in an 11 mile race. Harry Nixon of Dayton died from internal injuries after his machine hit the fence. injured were Paul J. Bailey of Indianapolis Frank Hart of Springfield and Hinkley of Aurora with Bailey likely to die. Hart bruised and Hinkley fractured collarbone.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Harry Nixon
Dayton
Ohio
Paul J. Bailey
Indianapolis
Hinkley
Aurora
Frank Hart
Springfield
Hart
W. J. Turner
Nixon
Bailey
Sherif Delays Return of Suspects in Post Office Robbery
Carl Messersmith and Earl Wilson alleged to have robbed the South Butte post office Saturday afternoon were arrested in Missoula the same night and demanded habeas corpus proceedings. Sheriff O'Rourke did not bring them back on the late train as planned. Postmaster Malcolm Gillis testified in Missoula and returned late last night.
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Carl Messersmith
Earl Wilson
South Butte
Missoula
O'Rourke
Malcolm Gillis
Hitchcock Announces Post Office Deficit Wiped Out
Postmaster General Hitchcock says the post office department has a $1,000,000 surplus for the current fiscal year ending June 30 and has returned $3,000,000 to the Treasury. Reforms in the financial system are credited with enabling the refund.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Treasury
Department
Hitchcock
Secretary of the Treasury
Postal Service
Fire damages freight on Bozeman sidetrack
Bozeman May 28 Fire partially destroyed a way of through freight on a sidetrack this morning. Origin unknown but suspected arson by tramps. Fire department responded quickly and saved part of the contents. officials request an investigation.
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Bozeman
Advisers Urged to Desert in Mexican Plot Trial
General Viljoen testified about a conspiracy involving Dion and Devilliers to install Rosendo Pinedo as president. He said bribes were offered, funds placed with a provisional government, and that 7000 rurales and Mexican forces were referenced along with clandestine telegrams and coded papers.
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Clerifico Party
Pinedo
Dion
Devilliers
Viljoen
Orozco
Thse
Senor Madero
Mexico
Dunn
Coahuila
Mexico City
Figueroa
Cientifico Party
Madero Maps Governor Picks as Insurrectos Readied
Juarez May 28 Francisco I. Madero faces a key task selecting provisional governors for 14 states after peace talks. Sonora balks at his choice Avelino Espinosa, favoring Jose M. Maytorina with Eugenio Gayon as vice governor. Insurrecto troops near Hermosillo poised to march if Sonora legislature rejects Madero’s picks. Madero clarifies his role to Senor de la Barra, stressing collaboration and non interference in final decisions. He condemns the train attack on Diaz’s party and notes a reimposition of the corn and beans duty to address northern food needs.
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Coahuila
Senor Carranza
President de la Barra
Hermosillo
Madero
Senor Madero
Senor de la Barra
Republic
Diaz
Vera Cruz
Juarez
Mexico
Honesty Called Into Question In Local Police Case
Evelyn Roberts a frequent visitor to the police station in the hophead colony recounts a midnight incident. A Finn left $19 at her cabin and later reported the loss, demanding Evelyn be arrested. She faces a police court hearing this morning to present her defense.
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Evelyn Roberts
Hophead
Evelyn
Finn
Deliberate death verdict in Guy Phillips case at city restaurant
A coroner's jury ruled that Guy Phillips died by his own hand using carbolic acid after being found dead in a city restaurant. Coroner A D Brewer led the inquiry as the jury deliberated late last night. An unrelated note mentions a rubber tree project near Boston, imported from Central Africa.
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Bozeman
Guy Phillips
Phillips
A. D. Brewer
Boston
Central
Africa
Pioneer McCormick Dies After Pneumonia in Butte
Michael McCormick 64 died at 511 Idaho Street after a week long pneumonia illness. Irish born, he came to America at age three, lived in Springfield and California gold fields, then Virginia City before settling in Butte in 1882. He served on the police force under Mayors McCarthy Mullins and MacGinniss, later a Main Street merchant. Survived by wife two sons Emmet and Stewart a daughter May and sister Mrs Bauman. Funeral Tuesday. floral offerings asked to be omitted.
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Michael McCormick
Butte
Idaho Street
Mr. McCormick
Ireland
America
Springfield
Mass
California
Virginia City
Nev
McCarthy, Mullins
MacGinniss
Main Street
Emmet
Stewart
May
Labor council hears Livingston machinist on initiative and referendum
M McCusker of Livingston spoke at the Silver Bow Trades and Labor council about directing laws by referendum. He noted benefits of letting the people decide major measures and urged representation at a Deer Lodge meeting in June 1911. Council formed a three member committee.
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M. McCusker
Livingston
Silver 3Row Trades and Labor Council
McCusker
Deer Lodge
Torrey
Lewis P. Duncan
Ed Shields
M. Partelow
Jesse B. Roote
Butte
EK. R. Torrey
Court Decision Clears Gambling Prosecution Path in Butte
Supreme Court ruling noted Saturday narrows criminal focus to game principals rather than players. Detectives say arrests must target proprietors or backers to convict, with players free to testify only if immunity is offered and principals identified.
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Supreme Court
Butte
Polce
No Message For Quail In Butte Presumed Not Sent
Police report no message reached Lutte by a woman linked to a suicide in Ogden. Western Union and Postal Telegraph checked Saturday traffic but found no delivery intended for S. M. Quail. Officials say the note may have never been sent or misaddressed and they have no further information on the woman or her supposed friend.
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Lutte
Gutav
van Luke
Ogden
Ogden Dispatch
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
8. M. Quail
S. M. Quail
Death of Mrs Sarah Trenewam in Butte Residence
Mrs Sarah Trenewam aged 60 died yesterday at 738 Colorado street after a long illness. She had lived in Butte for many years. She is survived by her husband A H Trenewam and two daughters Mrs H L Rix and Mrs T D Morrison, both of Butte.
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Sarah Trenewam
Colorado Street
Butte
A. H. Trenewam
H. L. Rix
T. D. Morrison
Stiff neck relief advertised with Ballard's Snow Liniment
An old advertisement promises quick relief for a stiff neck. It claims the liniment penetrates flesh to relax muscles and end pain immediately, selling at 10c and 1 per bottle through Newbro Drug Co in Butte and Smith Drug Co in Anaconda.
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Ballard
Newbro Drug Co
Butte, and Smith Drug Co
Anaconda
Tenant Seeks Property Through Standard Ad
A potential tenant ready to lease profitable property will act quickly if he sees the ad in the Standard. Without the advertisement, the target tenant may miss the opportunity to rent.
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Veterinary Hospital
Bing
Kenmc&eeys
Sherif
Insurrecto
Sonora
Eiff
Wil
Kcmceseys
Pioneer
Labor Council
Livingston Machinist
Montana
Dr. &. A.ironside
the Dentist
North Main Street
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