Crane to Rule on Motion to Dismiss in Butterick Case
Master in Chancery Crane to rule on dismissal of the Butterick Pattern Company injunction suit against the Mador union in Montana. Lawyers claim no evidence links unions to interference with Butterick sales. argument centers on conspiracy by multiple unions and potential witness testimonies if the motion fails.
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Butterick Pattern Company
Vamous Mador Unio
Montana
Nolan
Diemisal
Therr Scintilla
New York
Focal
Hutte, Livingston Or
Helena
Ya Federation
Hele
J. H. Tolan
Anaconda
Clerks’ ‘Union
Spalding
Butterick Company
Woodruff Upsets Senatorial Plans in New York Case
Washington, Nov 11 reports show Woodruff's actions disrupt the bid to fill Senator Platt's March seat. Despite Root weighing a candidacy, several aspirants may withdraw. Woodruff has returned to New York to decide his next move as Republican leaders including Hitchcock and Roosevelt weigh the situation.
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Washington
United States Senate
Thomas C. Platt
New York
White House
Root
Timothy
New York Te Committee
Woodruff
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Hot Springs
Taft
Roosevelt
Senatorial Threat At New Vitla Hotel Emerges
Mr. Sherman met at the New Vitla hotel where the senatorial situation was discussed. It was asserted that Mr. Woodruff holds power to create a very embarrassing senatorial dilemma tonight, with informed commentary on York politics.
Texas & Pacific Indicted by Grand Jury
New Orleans reports the Texas & Pacific Railroad company was indicted by the federal grand jury in the afternoon session. The charges relate to altered violations of the Interstate Commerce Act, focusing on the imposition of certain car service charges by dealers.
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New Orleans
Texas & Pacife ‘Railroad Company
New Orlean
Seek to Nullify His Nomination in Oregon Politicking
Reported plan aims to block Democrat George E. Chamberlain by a Republican majority state electorate. Fifty-one soon-to-be lawmakers pledge to back the candidate with the most votes in the last general election, and signatures on state documents could shield pledge signers from their commitments. Promoters argue Oregon unlikely to want a Democratic U.S. senator after Taft’s large plurality.
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Portlant
Ore
George E. Chamberlain
United States
Hich
Taft
Thirty Five Years for Walter Long
A Valley county district court term opened in Fort Renton with jurors drawn for murder trials. Charles B Gamble, George D Tshell, and John Sherry face murder charges, Sherry already tried once without a verdict. Lang and Milo Long received life terms for murder. Walter Long given a lengthy sentence. Wright sent war department estimates to Treasury. aerial machine purchase request at 910000. Bailey and Terfield led Roosevelt commission on country life with 500 farmers present. A Chicago News spoof ends with a street joke about a tailor and a debtor.
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Fort Renton
Tattan
Glasgow
Valley County
Thal
Charles B. Gamble
George D. Tshell
John Sherry
Sherry x
Marry Black
Hingdale
Lang
Milo Long
Wate Ter Long
Bryan urged to become preacher by Rev Oliver letter
Rev French E. Oliver, in Burlington Kansas, writes to William J. Bryan urging him to forsake politics and become an evangelist. He claims Bryan’s defeats funded a higher calling and predicts he could rival Paul of the New Testament as a champion of Christ. Oliver, a revivalist, has campaigned across Kansas urging this view for weeks.
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Burlington
Kas
French E. Oliver
William J. Bryan
Apostle Paul
Rev
Oliver
Paul
Christ
Tam Simly
Kansas
Former Alaska miner commits suicide near Canyon Ferry
Albert Berger, once a miner in Alaska, shot himself at Canyon Ferry after declaring the government held his $2,000 in post office money orders. He had recently spent money in Helena on Ford vehicles taken from the saline near Canyon Ferry. Neighbors’ trouble is thought to have driven him toward self destruction. He attempted to enlist Carpenter to accompany him, and had relatives in Germany as well as in Helena.
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Helena
Albert Berger
Alaska
Canyon Ferry
Berger
Ford
Germany
Explanations From Chinese Paper On American Fleet Visit
A Chinese government controlled paper cites a storm dispersing eight American warships en route to Amoy, claiming only half reached port while the fate of the other eight remains unknown. The report notes no consultation with the American legation and adds an aside about the Vanderbilt cup race and general accidents.
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Peking
Yuan Shi Kai
Amoyam
Foreign Board
Legation
Fashion and Fat Promises Slimming via a Patent Mixture
The piece touts corset busting and weight loss through a medicine blend sold by druggists. It prescribes Marmola, Cascara Aromatic extract, and Peppermint Water, claiming one teaspoon after meals and at night will shed four to seven pounds weekly without wrinkles or stomach distress.
Read released on bond after assault claim against detective
Mrs Read was released on $200 bond after being charged with assaulting a police detective who arrested her. Her husband refused comment and cannot be seen. An officer from police headquarters guards the Shirley hotel where they stay, amid suspicions stirred by alleged queer actions.
Chicago Detective Identifies Mrs Brown as Read
Rank As house detective at the Auditorium Annex in Chicago learned that Mrs Frank E Brown registered at the Annex and Mrs Allen F Read who threatened Genevieve Phipps in Denver are the same person. Detective Repetto, lacking a warrant, seized cash and bonds from the woman posing as Mrs Brown. He says the Denver and Chicago women are identical and believes the name Read was used to conceal her brother in the East.
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Chicago
Auditorium Auditorium
Frank E. Brown
Annex
Allen F. Read
Genevieve Anige Phipps
Denver
Repetto
Brown
West
Fab
Cock, Rushton & Lauterbick
East
Mrs. Brown
Tobacco Company to Continue Trade Amid Court Ruling
James P. Duke, president of American Tobacco, said stockholders should note the circuit court’s ruling that the company was a combination in restraint of trade. He pledged business as usual pending appeal to the Supreme Court and argued the methods benefited producers and consumers with a larger market and higher prices.
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New York
James P. Duke
American Tobacco Company
United States Circuit Court
Duke
Supreme Court
Body of Arctic Explorer Andree Believed Found
Copenhagen reports indicate possible discovery of S A Andree the Arctic balloon explorer who aimed for the north pole in 1897 a Danish steamer captain notes finding a cross with the name Andree and a box of documents on a Labrador coast while a separate casualty outbreak details an outbreak of bovine fever or foot and mouth disease prompting quarantines in Montour and Columbia counties Pennsylvania with officials investigating its spread.
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Copenhagen
S.A. Andree
North Pole
Labrador
Inga
Salvador
Jchater
Conception
Bay F
Laber
Danville
Montour
Columbia
Transvaal
Diamond Field Jack Sues Over Libel Damages
Diamond Field Jack Davis of Goldfield files a $250,000 libel suit in a U S court in Carson City against Curtis Publishing of Philadelphia claiming malicious libel from a Saturday Evening Post murder story that portrays a villain named Diamond Jack set in Goldfield author James Hopper once resided there.
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Diamond Field
Davis
Goldfield
United States
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post
Goldweld
Diamond Jack
James Hopper
Gold
Blackmail Victim Ends Life in Chicago Hotel
In Chicago on November 11, J Edward Stein, 25, a son of David A Stein of Eiderheimer Stein & Co, died by his own hand in a hotel after police arrested four men named Gerbaum, Maroney, Rankin and others for an alleged blackmail plot to extort $5000 from his father. The tragedy followed the arrests as Stein had been deeply distressed by the attempted extortion and looming scandal.
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Chicago
J. Edward Stein
Stein
David A. Stein
Eiderheimer, Stein & Co
Charles, Gerbaum
Maroney
Joseph Rankin
Marooney
Young Stein
Uife
Sugar War Reignited Between Refiners Ample Rivalry
New York reports indicate price reductions in refined sugar sparking talk of a renewed clash between the American Sugar Refining Company and Arbuckle Bros. The shrinking margin between raw and refined sugar has lowered profits, yet observers say the move reflects renewed competition rather than a renewed bitter battle. The 4 year old understanding between the firms, once bridging a breach, is cited as not renewed, with trade circles noting the shift to a more competitive stance.
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New York
Am= in Sugar’ Refining company
Arbuckle Bros
Betw Meyer
Arebuckle ‘Bros. Hi ‘Dand
Life Answering A Dilemma With A Prompt Parable
A Life column parable has the doctor advising Johnny on a physics clash as the boy moves to school. The exchange frames an irresistible force meeting an immovable object and the idea of people seeking the doctor when trouble arises.
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Johnny
Wreck Death Toll Rises After New Orleans Train Crash
Nov 11 near Little Woods Louisiana eight people confirmed dead and many injured as Great Northern suburban train from Covington rear-ends a Northeastern local from Hattiesburg. Names include B Lowry of Lexington and Prof C E Ross of New Orleans University. Rescue crews battled fires with improvised bandages as one physician, Dr Tarleton of Covington, aided the wounded. The collision occurred when a Great Northern train fell behind schedule and struck the Northeastern train around 8:40 AM.
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New Orleans
New Orleans & Northeastern
Little Woods
New Orlans
Slidell
Great Northern
Covington
Northeastern
Hattiesburg
B. Lowry
Lexington
American Creosote Works
Chicago
C. JE. Ross
William A. Martin
William Atway
Alphonse Atway
Travis
JH. Snows
Morrison
Miss
Crawford
Seminary
August Heitkempe
Pearl Tver
Lake Ponchartrain
Tarletor
Railroad Men and Japs Die in Wyoming Wreck
Cheyenne Nov 11 Eleven men are known dead in the collision of two Union Pacific freight trains and a fire. The dead include engineers J C Ashley and Joseph Clinton, Denver conductor John Murphy, Denver fireman Mons Christensen, Laramie brakemen J D Duncan and Tracey, Cheyenne brakeman Stitt, Cheyenne brakeman Rogers, and five Japanese laborers. Only Duncan and three Japanese bodies have been recovered. others’ ages unknown. The wreck blocked all four tracks at Borle, stopping traffic for hours.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific
J.C. Shley
Laramie
John Murphy
Denver
Mons Christensen
J.D. Duncan
Stitt
Rogers
Duncan
Joseph’ Clinton
Tracey
Hansen
Borle
Serious charges against prominent men in mining scheme
Five men tied to the Central Mining and Development company were indicted in Kansas City on charges of using the mail to defraud. Named are Raymond P. May, E.S. Horn, Noah E. Horn, Frank T. Horn, and H.S. Snyder. The government says they sent unsubstantiated literature about the Two Queen mine near Winkelman Arizona and that stockholders got nothing. The cap ital of the involved entity was $10,000,000.
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Kansas City
United States
Matt
Central Minin and Developing Company
Raymond P. May
Southwestern’ Development
E.S. Horn
Horn-Baker
Noah E. Horn
Kestone Securities
Frank T. Horn
HS. Sny=der
Kansas
Central Mining and Development Company
Queen
Winkleman
Arizona
Millionaire Mine Owner Sued by Nevada Broker
Reno November 11 Alleging defamation of character F Altinger a Goldfield broker has filed suit in the Goldfield district court against Jorge Wingfield Nevada millionaire mine owner for thirty thousand dollars claiming Wingfield on November 2 publicly accused him of misconduct in the exchange and sought his suspension Wingfield now living in Reno commented that the man had been proven to have a character. Wilbur Wright banquet Paris Aero club of France noted he cannot speak French but will sign with knife and fork.
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Reno
F. Altinger
Goldfield
District Court of Goldfield
Jorge Wingfield
Nevada
Dallas News
Wilbur Wright
Paris
The
Aero Club of
France
Wilbur
Exams Halt Work of the High Eleven in Butte Football
Butte High School football halts practice as quarterly exams occupy players. Principal Downer orders academics first, delaying training. Coach Downer reports a half squad drills then scrimmage with impromptu soccer, aiming to keep players fit while focused on grades. Miles City team silence noted and upcoming games versus Billings and Miles City loom large for the season’s fate.
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Butte
Downer
Miles City
Custer ‘County
Billings
Hnute
Tiltings
Inet
Miles Wout
Cow Town
Royal Tourist Hangs Out New World's Record
Oakland results report Charles Ellison Ist winning the Win from a high class field, breaking Green Seal's 1:44 3-5 mile and a sixteenth record set at Seattle. Races include five and a half furlongs, five furlongs, futurity course, nine and a sixteenth, mile and fifty yards, mile and seventy yards, with multiple winners such as Harriet Rowe, Dr Holzberg, Coons, and Financier among others.
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Oakland
Green Seal
Seattle
Charles Ellisons
von “Tromp
Merrill
Toll Box
Palo Alto
Michael As Vinind
Woodcraft
St.Francis
Bell Weber
Royal Tourist
Dandelion
Overton
Frank Lubbock
Colonel Branston
Lazell
Charles Greene
Etapa
Ckersall
Ave Ana A Nait
Harriet Rowe
Olive Ely
Pink Linen
Dr. Holzberg
Buffons
Dispute
Coon
George Bailey
Deuce
Dainty Dame
Handbridge
Ail Red
Nebraska editors face disbarment under anti discrimination clause
Lincoln on November 11 1920 20 Nebraska newspaper men holding Western Union Telegraph franks were certified to the attorney general for prosecution under the anti discrimination clause of the commission act. Among the defendants are Victor Rosewater chief of the publicity committee of the Republican National Committee and Representative Gilbert A Hitchcock with R B Schneider noted as a citizen for the Schneider frank.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Western Union Telegraph
State Rollway Commission
Commission
Victor Rosewater
Republican National Committee
Gilbert A. Hitchcock
B. Schneider
Telegraph Company
Schneider Frank
Soldier punished over green apples in army
A brief Chicago dispatch reports a minor coast guard style incident where a soldier faced punishment for eating green apples. The event is described as perhaps the lighter part of the disciplinary action. Details are fragmentary and the account focuses on the mild nature of the punishment.
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Chicago
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Nutterick Company
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Walter Long
A Wright
Secretary of the Treasury
War Department
Athens
Bailey
Kenyon
Butterfield
Fife
Chicago News
Bryan
Wister
Andree
Claudia Tains
Peter Hains, Jr
William Annis
Oup Pays
Buffalo News
Hostetter
Stones Corny
Wyoming
Millionaire
Latonea
Bill_ Bagwell yon
Yank
Black Domino
Tve
Mina Baker
Adelaide
Inspector Bled
Europatkin Sir Preston
Julia
D._V. White
Anona
Hi Caul Capturd
Chappy
Jillette
J. Putter
Iene
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