Labor Wins a Point in Buck Stove Case Decree Modified
The DC Court of Appeals modified and affirmed Justice Gould’s decree in the Buck Stove and Range Co boycott dispute. It removes the ban on naming the company from the We don’t patronize list while preserving limits on publications that further an illegal boycott. The ruling preserves press freedom on other mentions and does not resolve contempt proceedings pending at the appellate level.
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Gould
Samuel Gompers
Washington
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Justice Gould
Supreme Court of the
Yee
American Federation of Labor
Buck Stove and Range Company
St. Louis
Labor Organization
Buck Store
Shepard
Federationist
Messrs. Gompers
Morrison
Mitchell
Justice van Orsdel
Wright
Robb
American Federationist
Lst
Two Sailors Die of Gas Asphyxiation in Seattle Hotel
E S Hicks and W W Jarrett, young sailors from the cruiser Milwaukee stationed at Puget Sound Navy Yard, Bremer Town, were found dead in their hotel beds yesterday due to gas asphyxiation in Seattle.
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Seattle
Wash
E. S. Hicks
W. W. Jarrett
Milwaukee
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Bremerton
Castro to sail March 26 from Bordeaux steamer trip
Paris dispatch reports former Venezuelan president Cipriano Castro has booked staterooms for himself and his party on the steamer Guadeloupe, which sails from Bordeaux on March 26 for Venezuelan and West Indian ports.
Carmack Editorials Hit by Washington at Trial
Nashville dispatch notes dwindling audience at the Cooper-Sharp trial for Carmack's slaying. Gen Washington rails at Carmack editorials of October 21, defending free speech yet condemning attacks on private citizens. He argues editors wield power and that insults to individuals provoke strong public reaction.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cooper-Sharp
United States
Senator Carmack
Washington
Lucius Burch
Robin Cooper
Carmack
Gen. Washington
Col. Cooper
Gov. Patterson
John Smith
Bill Jones
Sam Brown
Craig
Wisconsin Bank in Baldwin Closed by State Official
The State bank of Baldwin is under the state banking commissioner. Liabilities reach 300000 with 216000 dep osits. Capital stock 50000. N B Bailey of Hudson, owning one fifth of stock, is president. Commissioner Bergh cannot say if depositors will lose.
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Baldwin, Wis
State Bank of
Baldwin
N. B. Bailey
Hudson
Bergh
Indiana Senator Beveridge Under Knife at Johns Hopkins
United States Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana underwent an operation at Johns Hopkins hospital. The surgeons said the procedure was delicate but not serious and the patient’s condition is gratifying. He is expected to recover and move about without trouble within a few days.
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Baltimore
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Yeserday
Beveridge
Three Die After Sewer Trench Cave-In in Ohio
In Hamilton Ohio a sewer trench eight feet deep collapsed burying three men. Rescue teams found James I. Robinson dead from a broken neck and Alexander Howard with a crushed chest. Thomas Revera survived initially but died later from internal injuries and a broken leg.
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Hamilton, O
James I. Robinson
Alexander Howard
Thomas Revera
Auto Race Claims Victim In Fairfield Incident
Bridgeport Conn March 12 automobiles in the New York to Boston endurance race passed Fairfield when a horse drawing a closed carriage with Aaron W Wallace of New York jumped its trace, the carriage door opened and Wallace leaped out and was killed. The driver La Croix was arrested.
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Auto Race
Bridgeport
Conn
New York
Boston
Fairfield
Aaron W. Wallace
Wage Battle Opens Subcommittees In Confab
Philadelphia March 12 Nothing occurred at the opening session of the conference between anthracite mine workers and operators to form a new working agreement. Subcommittees of seven were appointed by both sides to negotiate while leaders like President Baer of Reading and President Lewis of the United Mine Workers spoke of seeking an amicable agreement.
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Philadelphia
United Mine Workers of America
Reading Company
Baer
Lewis
Mine Workers’ Union
Pennsylvania
George F. Baer
Morris Williams
Susquehanna Coal Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
C. 8. Sims
Delaware & Hudson Company
E. B. Thomas
Lehigh Valley
John McElhenny
Andrew Matti
John Fahy
George W. Hartlein
Mr. Hartlein
IOWA SUFFRAGETTES BEATEN IN SENATE
Des Moines reports a brutal reversal as equal suffrage dies in the Iowa Senate by 37 to 11. A limited women’s suffrage bill was rejected 86 to 12, ending the movement for this session. A prohibitory constitutional amendment resolution was referred to the committee on constitutional amendments.
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Des Moines
Senate
House
Committee On
Waterspouts Sighted Off Point Loma After Storm
San Diego reports two gigantic waterspouts moved northward shortly after a severe hail and rain storm. Wireless operators say the spouts were three miles off shore and about one-fourth mile high.
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San Diego
Cal
Point Loma
Cameron Doctor Told Ten Years For Child Slaying
Dr. Charles M. McCracken of Cameron West Virginia was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary after conviction for second degree murder in the shooting death of his two year old child on Christmas Eve last year.
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Moundsville
W.va
Charles M. McCracken
Cameron
W. Va
Tariff Bill Sparks Oil Paper Pulp Lobby Clashes
Washington critics gird for Payne tariff as coffee taxes draw fire and paper and oil groups warn changes will hurt industry and consumers. Coffee interests say a 5 cent duty would profit owners yet yield no treasury revenue. paper and pulp groups urge preservation of countervailing duties and criticise Mann committee recommendations.
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National Coffee and Tea Association
United States
Wall Street
Mann
American Paper
Select Committee
Mr. Hastings
Oil and Gas Producers’ Association
Oklahoma
Kansas
Dingley
Chicago woman kills son then herself in Rushville home
Mrs. Lew Crist of Chicago visiting the Riley family here shot and killed her 14-year-old son and then killed herself. The bodies were found in the Riley home yesterday in Rushville Indiana.
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Rushville
Ind
Lew Crist
Chicago
B. W.riley
Riley
Dr Thaddeus Reamy Dies in Cincinnati Record
Dr Thaddeus Asbury Reamy famed authority on gynecology died at his Cincinnati home yesterday. His death removes a leading figure in American medical circles and closes a storied career that shaped women health care.
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Dr. Reamy
Cincinnati
Mar
Thaddeus Asbury Reamy
Scribes foil mob and move murderer to prison
A 200 strong mob confronted Sheriff Grimes in Burlington over John Junkin, murderer of Clara Rosen. Journalists aided the escape attempt from Ottumwa then escorted Junkin by train, road and handcar to Fort Madison penitentiary for confinement amid heavy guards and damp roads. Fred Rosen, brother of the victim, vowed to prevail but was denied access.
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Burlington
Grimes
Sigourney
Junkin
Clara Rosen
Thomas Green
Burlington Gazette
J. K. Garrett
The
Hawkeye
Fort Madison
Iowa
Sheriff Grimes
John Junkin
State Penitentiary
Ottumwa
Fred Rosen
Rosen
Conferen ce on the 29 240 000 case
Washington officials again decline to discuss further government action on multiple criminal charges against Standard Oil for rebates. Wilkerson and Sims will travel to Washington for a conference with Attorney General Wickersham to decide the course of action. Court decisions leave three double cases with indictments still pending in Chicago district court.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Standard Oil Company
Ilinois
Messrs. Wilkerson and Sims
Wickersham
Chicago
Train wreck kills engineer near Monroe Louisiana
A southbound express on the Arkansas Louisiana and Gulf railroad was derailed 20 miles north of Monroe. Engineer C W McDaniel was instantly killed and Fireman J B Gowan seriously hurt. No passengers injured. Investigators found a switch spiked and signal light shown white. The train was traveling rapidly from Little Rock to Monroe.
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Monroe
Arkansas, Louisiana & Gulf Railroad
C. W. McDaniel
J. B. Gowan
Little Rock
Ark
Traveling Salesman Wallace Dies By Own Action
New York March 12 Leonard J Wallace traveling salesman for the Pittsburg Water Heater Company committed death by own action yesterday inhaling illuminating gas in a suicide.
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New York
Leonard J. Wallace
Pittsburg Water Heater Company
Appeals for Tornado Sufferers in Cuthbert
Cuthbert Georgia March 12 Mayor A D McPherson issued an appeal to the south for aid to tornado victims. Many residents are homeless and need relief.
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Cuthbert
A. D. McPherson
Beatty Pleads Not Guilty in Bank Robbery Case
Allen George Beatty arrested for robbing the First National Bank of Monrovia California was arraigned in a Dayton police court yesterday and entered a not guilty plea.
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Beatty Y
Dayton, O
Allen
George Beatty
First National Bank of
Monrovia
Cal
Lands in the Pen Officers Nab Junken After Burlington Transport
Fort Madison Iowa deputies sheriff and assistants captured John Junken a black man in a baggage car en route from Burlington to Fort Madison. A hostile crowd at the depot hissed stones flew at the train windows. Police and sheriffs protected Junken during a tense departure with revolvers drawn, and he was finally moved to safety outside the city after a strenuous effort.
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Fort Madison
Jackson
John Junken
Junken
Burlington
Hiltz
New York Rep Dwight Likely Republican Whip
Washington D C The Republican caucus appears to back Representative Dwight of the thirtieth New York district for the post of Republican whip in the Sixty first Congress. Representative Burke of Pennsylvania who has been assistant whip may serve another term. The whip duties during tariff bill passage are demanding and Dwight has eight years of House service.
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Washington, D. C
Dwight
New York
Burke
Pennsylvania
Congress
House
Chicago Detective Fined in Ohio Case on Annoying Charge
Chicago detective John Ridley was fined five dollars and costs on a charge of annoying 28 young women in Cincinnati Ohio. The sentence was suspended pending appeal to higher courts. Ridley was arresting related to investigations at local concert halls.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Ridley
Ridley
Hunt
Grand Jury Quizzes Millionaire in Cincinnati
Norman Co Ke nan, president of Union Gas and Electric Company, was questioned by Cincinnati grand jury. Prosecutor Hunt led an inquiry into tax returns stock ownership and transfers of the gas company to uncover facts.
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Grand Jury
Cincinnati
Ohio
Norman Co
Kenan
Union ‘Gas and Electric “Company
Hunt
Hawaii bill targets Japanese physicians in territory
Honolulu A bill introduced in the territorial assembly would require Japanese physicians to pass an English language examination set by territorial medical examiners. The measure is backed by the Hawaiian Medical Society.
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Honolulu
Territorial
Hawaiian Medical Society
Colorado & Southern Directorship Changes at Meeting
At a directors meeting Colorado and Southern railway James Stewart Mackey resigned as secretary and treasurer. Thomas C. Nichols third vice president and secretary of the Great Northern was elected to succeed him.
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Colorado Southern
New York
The
Colorado & Southern, Railway
Jas
Stewart Mackey
T. C. Nichols
Great Northern
Spirit Fruit Patriarch Dies in Grays Lake Colony
Beilhart Spirit Fruit colony in Grays Lake Wis reports death of Eazel Young, 88, oldest member. Born in Lisbon Ohio, he moved four years ago. He leaves a widow aged 69. No funeral services are held due to colony tenets.
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Spirit Fruit
Grays Lake
Wis
Eazel Young
Beilhart Spirit Fruit Colony
Lisbon
Ohio
Havana mother of fourteen welcomes quadruplets
The wife of a poor Havana cigar maker gave birth to four babies, two boys and two girls. President Gomez sent congratulations and offered substantial assistance, praising the mother as a woman deserving of the republic's support.
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Havana
Cuba
Gomez
Republic
Error in Penitentiary Accounts Attributed to Engineering Dept
Pittsburg report from William J. Diehl, president of the state board of prison inspectors, states a $26,000 discrepancy in Western Penitentiary accounts was caused by an error in the engineering department books.
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Pittsburg
William J. Diehl
State Board of Prison Inspectors
Western Penitentiary
Engineering
Sentence for intimidating nonunion men in local foundry
New Haven Connecticut court records show Frank F Mc Gee of Worcester Mags national or gun a year as the sentence for intimidating nonunion workers in a local foundry during a recent strike.
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New Haven
Conn
Frank
McGee
Worcester
National Orgun
Missouri Dry Bill Aims Tight Liquor Ban After 1910
A Missouri senate bill proposes prohibiting the manufacture or sale of intoxicating liquors after July 1, 1910. The measure was introduced by G. W. Humphrey of Shelburn.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Senate
G. W
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Samuel A. Gompers
Cooper
Nashville, Tenn
Wisconsin Bank
Baldwin Institution
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