Moody announces government plan to prosecute Standard Oil
Washington on June 23 formal government action targets the Standard Oil Company. Proceedings will proceed under the Elkins Act prohibiting rebates, with potential Sherman Act action to curb trade discrimination. Special counsel Kellogg of St Paul and Morrison of Chicago are engaged for the case.
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Washington
Standard Oil Company
Moody
Frank B. Kellogg
St. Paul
Western Paper Organization
Charles B. Morrison
Chicago
United States
Illinois
Seven defendants fined in Rebating Case in U S District Court
In Kansas City Judge Smith McPherson fined seven defendants for making concessions and accepting rebates on shipments. Swift & Co Cudahy Armour Nelson Morris & Co and Chicago Burlington and Quincy railway each paid 15000 while George L Thomas and L B Taggart were fined 6000 and 4000 respectively. Total fines reach 85000 with appeals filed and stay of execution granted until June 29.
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Kansas City
United States District Court
Smith McPherson
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Armour Packing Company
Nelson Morris & Co
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
George L. Thomas
New York
L. B. Taggart
Thomas
Taggart
St. Louis
Burlington
Death of Ohio Governor Pattison Ends Tumultuous Term
Cincinnati reports the death of Governor John M Pattison at his Milford home after a brief illness. The Democratic governor had served in a strain filled campaign and health problems, with the inauguration carried out under careful steps before his passing. General Andrew L Harris replies as Republican successor.
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Cincinnati
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Milford
Pattisan
Andrew L. Harris
Harris I
Pattison
Cotton mills grant 14 percent wage increase in Fall River
Fall River Massachusetts cotton manufacturers have granted workers a fourteen percent wage rise benefiting about twenty five thousand operatives. The new wage scale, effective July 2, largely mirrors the pre July first 1964 scale.
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Fall River
Mass
Attack by Pulajanes on Burauen in Leyte Raid
A band of 300 Pulajanes led by Caesario Pastor raided Burauen Leyte at dawn. Five policemen were killed five wounded and the remainder captured except the lieutenant. Pastor was killed. The attackers seized the tribunal and fought hand to hand with police, who were overwhelmed.
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Burauen
Leyte
Manila
Caesario Pastor
Leutenant
Pastor
President nominates Peirce for Norway envoy post
Washington June 19 the president sent to the senate the nominations of Herbert H D Peirce now third assistant secretary of state to be envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Norway Huntington Wilson of Illinois to succeed Peirce as third assistant secretary of state
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Washington
Senate
Herbert H. D. Peirce
Norway
Huntington Wilson
Illinois
Mr. Peirce
Mutinous Outbreaks Shake Russian Fortresses and Army
A serious mutiny began with a fortress tartillary battalion at Sebastopol, was disarmed, then spread as two more battalions seized guns on the north shore batteries. Loyal regiments restored order, but the Botschoff regiment at Ryazan reportedly drove off officers and burned the armory. At Ryazan soldiers killed one officer and wounded two. In St. Petersburg four Viborg companies issued demands, later granted, and returned to duty as panic spread. General Nepleuff voiced alarm over morale amid revolutionary propaganda.
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St. Petersburg
Sebastopol
Novoe Vremya
Nepleuff
Botschoff
Ryazan
Viborg
Crown crowns Haakon and Maud in Norwegian coronation
In Trondhjem Norway on June twenty two King Haakon and Queen Maud were crowned king and queen. The ceremony began after the royal party arrived at 11 05 a m and ended with the monarchs crowned by the bishop of Trondhjem. Prime Minister Michelser and Foreign Minister Loeveland assisted as officials presented the crown and scepter. God save the king and queen was proclaimed by the storthing president.
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Trondhjem
Norway
Haakon
Maud
Supreme Court
Michelser
Loeveland
the Storthing
Richard Ivens Executed in Chicago for Murder
Richard Ivens was hanged in Chicago on June 23 for the murder of Mrs. Bessie Hollister. He faced death with notable calm until the scaffold, then faltered and could not utter a prayer as the cap was drawn. The sheriff hurried the final procedures to prevent collapse.
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Chicago
Richard Ivens
Bessie Hollister
Humble Children and Angels Guarding the Faith
A sermon examines the conflict between light and darkness, the devil’s influence, and the call for humility as Jesus teaches. It discusses childlike dependence on God, guardian angels, and the security of believers in Christ, urging reverence for scripture and steadfast testimony for and against Christ.
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American Press Association
D. Gordon
Jesus of Nazareth
Sili
Mount of Transfiguration
Peter
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Babylon
Christ
Jeremiah
Baruch
Angels
Heaven
Jerusalem
Saul
God
Card of Thanks and Advertisements from J A Lowry Co
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for aid during bereavement from J H Whiting and Mrs F Thompson. The notice promotes hail insurance and cheap loans on ranch property for terms up to ten years. It advertises crop protection, ranch sales including 100 head of cattle, and a limited payment life policy with guaranteed double annual allotments.
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J. A. Lowry Co
Copy Deadlines for Pioneer Advertisers and Notices
Copy for display ads for the Pioneer must be handed in by Tuesday morning to ensure insertion in that week’s issue. Reading notices and locals copy is due by Wednesday evening. Proven Print and Pub Co. set the deadlines.
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Pioneer
Proven Print, & Pup, Co
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