Stanley press invites Rockefeller Gates to testify next Monday
Proceedings report House steel trust inquiry resuming hearings on Monday December 11 at 10 30 am inviting John D Rockefeller and Rev Fred D Gates to appear in reply to Merritt brothers charges over the $20 000 000 Meraha ore claim in Minnesota. Chairman Stanley states the anti trust law violations will be examined and asks for their pleasure in the matter.
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Whellington
Johnn J. Rockefeller
Fred D. Gates
Rockefeller
Stanley
House Steel Trust
Merritt Brothers
Minnesota
Mr. Rockefeller
Mr. Gaten
Harvester Company to Seek U S Supreme Court
Del T-Counsel for the Harvester company said Missouri court granted all errors in the ouster case, and the matter will go to the United States Supreme Court promptly.
Wickersham Improves After Cabinet Meeting Digest Issue
Washington Attorney General William Howard Taft Wickersham, 71, suffered indigestion at a cabinet meeting Tuesday and rested at home yesterday. He did not go to the department and planned a day of quiet recovery to regain strength.
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Washington
Doc
Wickersham
Tie
Department
Justice Pees
Parisian Sage Invigorates Dull Hair Say Red Cross Pharmacy
Many women suffer dull lifeless hair and scalping issues and are urged to try Parisian Sage. A 50 cent bottle is promised to restore vitality with a satisfaction guarantee and auburn shade on every carton. Sold at Red Cross Pharmacy and druggists nationwide.
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America
Red Cross
Pakistan
Croan
Dragante
Yale New Haven Injuries Stir Football Rule Debate
New Haven Conn December 1 The Yale New The Yale trainers Donovan Fitzpatrick and Mark say injuries under current rules are minor muscle bruises or sprains Their views differ from Jeremier statistics claiming 13 deaths in the season but upon review only two were high school students with no training rules observed.
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New Haven
Conn
Dee
Wewer
Donovan
Maryard
Firzpatrick
Princeton
Mark
Yale
Patty
Kling Tries to Buy Stock in Boston Team
Chicago reports John Kling, former catcher with the Chicago National league club now with the Boston Nest, traveled to Chicago to seek stock in the Boston National team. He left for the East after meeting in Chicago with Cincinnati figures on baseball matters and the team’s managerial outlook.
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Boston
Chicago
John Kling
Boston Nest
William Hepburn Rossel
Jing
Cincinnati
Garry Hermann
Cincinnati Nationale
Gotch to defend world title in Kansas City bout
Der Munro of Britain has agreed to challenge international champion Gotch for the world wrestling championship to be staged in Kansas City on December 27. Gotch announced plans to retire after the bout and hinted he may sail for Europe in January, raising doubt about further appearances.
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T-Alee Munro
Gotch
Missouri
Wes
Munro
America
Saville
Europa
Tony
Fyer
Sherman's Vice Presidency Could End in 1973
Washington dispatch reports Vice President James Sherman resists a 1973 reelection bid with President Taft and may run for New York governor. The plan hinges on shifting the Republican ticket's balance with state issues, drawing support from central New York and party allies wary of administration tolerance.
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Washington
James
Sherman
Tutt
Iman
Joseph 2. Cannon
New York
Empire State
Taft
Exclusion of Asiatics Debate in California Legislature
Sacramento reports Senator Sanford pushed a radical Asiatic exclusion measure. The legislature approved a resolution urging California to back the bill excluding Japanese and Chinese except students and travelers. The move signals strong effort to protect local citizens from perceived influxes.
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Calif
Sanford
California
Jury Completes Impending Triangle Walt Case Trial
New York. The jury completed its work yesterday afternoon in the trial of Tease Harris and Max Blinck, proprietors of the Triangle Walt Co. They are charged with inciting a riot linked to last March’s holocaust. To prevent a repetition of Tucklay's riot, a crowd of women and girls protested, tearing at the defendants' clothes, and the courtroom was picketed. only prospective jurors and those with tickets could enter.
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Doe
Harris Ant
Max Blinck
Triangle
Walt Ca
Tucklay
Dollar a Day Pension Bill Aims to Drain Treasury
Washington reports say the Sherman Wood proposed one dollar per day Civil War pension bill will pass the House within a week and move to the Senate. The measure would grant monthly pensions from one year of service down to three months, risking $97.1 million the first year and a total around $109 million, drawing strong opposition from fiscal officers and concerns about presidential politics.
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Army
Navy
Hbcune
Taft
Congress
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Meagare
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Benator Stott
Ite Operaton
Wilson Recommends More Publicity On Cold Storage
Washington December 7 Secretary Wilson warns that consumers pay high food prices while farmers receive less than half. He cites a new department study on cold storage impacts, urging publicity on how long foods stay in storage and the rising costs of storage.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Department of Aericulture
Big Department
Challenge from D F Davis Promotes New Bone Cure Drug
D F Davis touts Dr Howant s new remedy for bone diseases promising permanent cures rather than relief. He offers refunds if not quickly effective and advertises half price during a limited sale to secure rapid purchase. The medicine claims to cure headaches digestive issues malaria and liver trouble while improving appetite digestion and vitality.
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Barre
Howard
U S Department Report Covers Prices Farms and Forestry
Recant of privee notes speculation on storage and egg prices last winter with spring exports. Secretary Wilson urges consolidation of government health agencies, notes seed selection moving north, and warns irrigation farmers to conserve soil and water while planting increases. Florida and several states listed as depots for materials.
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United States
Florida
Kentucky
Tenneste
Idaho
Farton
California
Tuite
Salwra
Enya
Wilson
Four Die As Building Collapses In Indianapolis
Four men were killed and two injured when a three story concrete building under construction on Harmon Street near South Street for the Prent-O-Light Co collapsed yesterday afternoon. Fire crews recovered two bodies from the rubble as others remained trapped beneath tons of concrete and steel. Weather delays hindered the work and kept electric lights on through the night as rescuers sought the missing.
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Harmon Street
Nhar South Street
Prent-o-Light Co
Paris papers hail German chancellor speech in Reichstag
Paris newspapers give prominence to the chancellor s Reichstag address. They praise it as a welcome close to a tense period of negotiations but warn the speech does not fully dispel fears of a looming European clash. The warning targets any who oppose Germany s fusion policy outlined for the future.
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Paris
Reichstag
Europe
Branco Held by Portugal Charged with Conspiracy
Former Portuguese minister Castello Branco was arrested in Oporto on suspicion of conspiracy against the republic while visiting Brazil. The report notes his earlier role as minister to China and accuses him of plotting against the state.
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Portugal
Castello Branco
Chine
Tepatille
Brazil
Cure a cold in one day with laxative bromide tablets
An old advertisement claims a quick cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinetie Tabs. It guarantees a refund if it fails and includes a signature from Druggist W. Grove on each box.
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FE W. Grove
Persia s Defy to Russia
London dispatch reports Persia issues an ultimatum to Russia demanding immediate adherence to a cease advance on Teheran within thirty hours. If Russia refuses, Persia threatens to take the offensive, while Porala cites orders to limit troop drafts and keep troops from Kashin.
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Persia
London
Morning Post
Saya Porala
Tula
Kashin
Porein
Anarchy in the Louvre debated after Mona Lisa theft
Under Secretary Dujardin-Beaumetz faced a Chamber of Deputies inquiry over the Mona Lisa theft. Deputies Renalat and Coch in denounced the chaos, urged resignation, and defended Theophile Homolle, suspended after the robbery, as Dujardin-Beaumetz defended his record and duty in a lengthy speech.
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Fine Arts
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Charles Renalat
Denyi
Cochin
Dujardin Beaumere
Theophile Homelle
Louvre
M. Dujardin
Beaumets
Asquith Promises Home Rule Bill Through Parliament
In the House of Commons Premier Asquith stated the government will use all constitutional means to pass Ireland’s home rule bill during this Parliament. He answered Cork City MP William O’Merden’s concerns about potential delays and pledged to drive the measure through three consecutive sessions if needed, despite opposition.
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Asquith
House of Commons
Ireland
William O'med‘en
Cork City
Angus
House of Ids
Berlin Metal Lockout Ends After 60,000 Affected
Berlin reports the metal workers lockout ending yesterday after a two thirds union vote failed to reject a compromise proposal. Roughly sixty thousand workers were affected since November 30, with many opposing the terms yet the union decision prevented a return to work.
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Berlin
Nth
Harmon to Make Speeches en Route to Panama Expo
Governor Judson Harmon will deliver about a dozen speeches in nearly as many cities on his way to San Francisco to select a site for Ohio's building at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. Attaches announced the plan yesterday. he returns from a southern trip early next week to complete the western program.
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Ohio
Judson Harmon
San Francisco
Harmon
Cadets Remain Out As Taft Denies Reconsideration
Five United States senators urged President Taft to reopen the dismissal case of five West Point cadets for drinking. Taft refused, saying an executive cannot overturn a cadet’s dismissal. Senators Swanson, Martin, Bacon, Fletcher, and Bryan pressed for clemency or reinstatement.
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Washington
Dec. T
United States
Taft
West Point
Military Academy
Swanson
Martin
Virginia
Bacon
Georgia
Fletcher and
Bryan
Florida
Trial of women charged with shooting Stokes postponed
New York December 7 news says W E D Stokes will not be operated on as he recovers from Thanksgiving illness. The trial of Ethel Conrad and Lillian Graham, the show girls charged with shooting him, was adjourned to Thursday next due to his condition.
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New York
W. E. D. Stokes
Mr. Stokes
Ethel
Conrad
Lillian Graham
Jay
Sugar Grading Cuts Hit Refined Sugar Prices
New York Dec. 7 all grades of refined sugar were reduced 10 cents to a hundred pounds yesterday. The move reflects market shifts as producers adjust pricing in response to supply and demand dynamics.
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New York
Boston Dock Board Named Amid Contested Nominations
Gov confirmed a new Boston harbor and dock commission with Hugh Wancrett as chairman and William F. Fite Gerald among appointees. The board, tasked with harbor improvements, includes Boston figures and one state appointee, while several railroad and conciliation nominees were not confirmed.
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Deo
Boston
Haretor
I Ni
Executive Council
Hugh Wancrett
Sentre
Congreesman Ry
Arrel Pore
Williams College
K. Gerry Trown
Brockton
Charles G. Wool
New Bedford
State Board of Conciliation
Packers Dread Vengeance For Chicago Smell
Chicago reporters describe the trial in the United States district court where ten of thirty jurors were questioned as the defense pleads not guilty. Names of Armour, Swift, Tilden, Meeker, Faw, Connors and Heyman appear as officials and attorneys amid the glare of the infamous stockyards smell controversy and a challenge to the Sherman act.
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Des
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United States Eturene Court
Chicego
Kaech
Afor
Ogden Armour
Armour & On
Tanje F. Swift
Swift & On
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Swift & Co
Charles F. Swift
Edward Tilden
National Packing Company
Arthur Meeker
Jeraiger
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