Standard Oil fined in Ohio court over offense limit
In Findlay Ohio Judge Banker overruled a new trial motion and fined Standard Oil $5000, saying each day the offense continued could count as a separate crime. The action capped at the one offense limit, yet statutes allowed aggregate fines for daily continuations. Jeff Rockefeller and other defendants were postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Ohio
A. Tales
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Buckeye Pape Line Company
Manhattan of Company
Jude Banker
Dubois Replies On Idaho Campaign The Mormon Question
Senator Dubois sends a telegram to President Roosevelt denying an Idaho law and order campaign. He claims the sole issue is Mormon influence and says Secretary Taft will speak for Mormonism in Boise. He urges verification from federal officials to counter misinterpretations about the campaign discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suman Bisekfoot
Roosevelt
Dubois
Associated Press
Taft
Idaho
Blackfoot
Theodore Rosevelt
Washington, D.C
Boise
Clanting
Law and Order
Gooding
Art
United States District
Merial
Magistrate Wahle Under Ban in York Inquiry
In York Oct the board of city magistrates seeks action to prove or refute corruption rumors surrounding several officials. Attorney Murphy presses witnesses as a broad probe unfolds into alleged payoffs and ties to saloon keepers and dockside thefts. Wahle dismisses Abraham Davis's charge amid criticism.
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York
Board of
Ruth
Aturphy
Flo
Murphy
Herieh
Dench
Whent
Wahle
Abraham Davis
Stea
Darla
Ta Bing
State Supreme Court Affirms Alante Case Dismissal
The Montana Supreme Court issued multiple opinions, led by reversing a forgery conviction in the Alante v Newman case. The court held no guilt for forgery while flagging related perjury and fraud charges, and remanded in other matters including Bray’s mandamus and license issues. The decision addresses Teague’s Silver Bow public notice challenge and the Meyer case, clarifying procedures for licenses, evidence, and property rent calculations.
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Metena
Supreme Court
Dows
Via Alante
Tower Court
Tn Adimir
Praof
Sibernalian
Tileoarlae Bolly
Parpetratus Mw
Fragmentary note on Mormonism and law references
The fragment mentions Mormonism and a law order not being connected to a well known fact about polygamy and avarice by Mormon adherents, suggesting a brief historical legal debate or characterization without specific dates or authorities.
Prayer in Great Falls as 70 Friends Parade
A lengthy Great Falls dispatch reports Pray and Oxon addressing a large campaign meeting. Women from Fort Benton join a special train from Fort Benton and 106 residents attend, bolstering audience size at the opera house. Governor Towle arrives with supporters and coal miners pack the crowd. Tomorrow another massive rally is planned in Missoula with A C Gorumey. Voter registration and county turnout projections show about 50 percent of registered voters expected to cast ballots.
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Great Falls
Uoelly
Pray and
Oxon
Planwenn Club
Fort Renton
Pray
Fort Hienton
Tid Town
Audiencs
Onera House
Mit
Messrs
Era Dixon
Sint
James W. Preeman
Towle
ak @elock
Inter
Iaii
Sand Coulee
Stockett
Rol
Hagun
Mirae
A. C. Gorumey
Eh’sety
Rekistrattany
Fragmented OCR note on wartime tensions and consumer goods
The readable text mentions a Tokyo Saint Petersburg date and a Novena Vremya reference. It reports on a lending article about Japanese American relations noting that yen friends have begun to minor and asserts that anti Americanism in the United States has begun in response to anti Americanism, risking friction that could spark war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Novena Vremya
Todas
de Ethron
United States
Appeal Denied as Plaintiff Fails to Dismiss
In a lower court ruling the Plaline received $422 plus interest and costs from WAY Company of front Silver Bow. The COMPANY appealed, and the plaintife moved to dismiss the appeal on grounds the appellant did not comply with court rules. The window to dismiss is sustained by Justice Holloway.
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M. I. Bray
Keeney
Wolk Creek
Gray
Brant Pray
Trang
Ainda
Wit LW
Silver Tay
Peter Teague Bains
Board of County Commissioners of
Silver Bow
Lo Nimag
Justice AlIburn
Sublalis
Teague
Tower Court
Lomse Point
M. P. Gilch
Eligabeth C. Meyer
Silver Dow
Niztier Sa Cosiiered
Way Company
Front Silver Bow
Justice Holloway
the Plaline
Oh the Sroud
Hearst Bailey's Excorination in Texas Speech
Senator Dailey harshly denounced Hearst in Onna Texas accusing him of corruption and attacking Democratic nominees. The speaker labeled Hearst a moral discredit and political degenerate, alleging interference in California and New York races and urging opposition to his candidacy.
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Onna. Tex
Binchuvext
Dailey
Hearst
Califonnia
New Yorker
Pontiniing
Jo Auld
California
New York
NOXAVATTS ON STEM Elktan Mi Oct 24
A largely attended anti campaign event featured Navy Bonaparte as chief speaker. He warned that Democrats and their mouthpieces plan to imitate a two year ago effort, denouncing the president and his decisions while predicting a biased slate of speakers and newspapers backing their cause.
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Elktan
Bonaparte
Ie Chiet Apovkor
Sid Ridinchy
Untitled notice of unrest and health panic
Fragmentary public text mixes health advice with political dread about unrest and policing. Mentions publication of a manifesto, constitutional moves, and authorities ready to patrol streets to suppress demonstrations at temples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vsa
Rukala
Japanese Student Kitagaki Receives President’s Welcome
Wishington October 24 Ashi Kitagaki a Japanese student recently defected in studies at the naval academy was cordially received by the president and is not seeking reinstatement in the institution. Kitagaki is a personal friend of the president and his family is known to the Roosevelt children.
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Wours
DR. Hood
North Main Street
Butte
Montana
Wishington
Ashi Kitagaki
Naval Academy
Kitagaki
Roosevelt
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Rane
Bubois
Melton
ARLES
Wahler
Snore
Parnment
State Supreme Court
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AVATE
Voort
ehriat—Meyer
G. A. Alexander
Northevn Ruar
Lander
Freight
Siegel
Mirome Town
Font uEes Toy
Wavernor Toole Prasen
Clix
Sui Comtee Wit Stoewesi
Princcipal Registra Lion Districta
Ulta
Bailey
Hostetter
Iy Mach Bitlers
Brey
Sesident
Pact of the World
Mrs. Kinston
Warner
Booktet
Gale Cure
Rochester
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