United States Steel Denies Restraint Of Trade In Answer
The United States Steel Corporation will file a general denial to government charges, defending subsidiary formations as normal and necessary to develop trade. It traces organization, asserts economies from integration, and notes increased foreign and domestic steel trade along with broad ownership by many investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
United States Steel Corporation
J. Pierpon
Morgan
Elbert H. Gary
Charles M. Schwab
Charles Steele
Henry C. Frick
James Gayley
William H. Moore
James H. Moore
Percival Roberts, Jr
Daniel G. Reid
Norman B. Ream
George W. Perkins
Peter A. B. Widener
Lindabury, Depue & Faulks
Joseph H. Choate
John G. Johnson
Francis Lynde Stetson
David A. Reed
Raynall
Bolling
Richard V. Lindaburgh
Steel Corporation
Federal Steel Company
Carnegie Steel Company
United States
the Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal and Tron Company
Grant B
Fragmented Public Notice on Proposed Purchase Details
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a public notice about a proposed purchase and any related statements. It references continuation on another page and potential misstatements. No specific entities, dates, or amounts are readable in the available fragment.
Additional Evidence Sought On Hughes Naturalization
Washington January 31 special Congressman James A Hughes asked the House elections committee for permission to introduce further evidence on his naturalization in the Rankin Waley contest. Chairman T T Ansberry said the committee would meet again next Saturday. Ansberry issued a statement denying West Virginia papers that he laughed at Wiley counsel and dismissed the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James A. Hughes
T. T. Ansberry
House Committee On Elections
Rankin Waley
Hughes
Ansberry
West Virginia
Wiley
Poison Found In Stomachs Of Sparlings
Coroner's jury rules both John Wesley Sparling, sr. and his son Peter died of poisoning. Dean Vaughn of Michigan reports arsenic in both stomachs. Other Sparling family members face trials for murder and accessory after the fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sparling
Peter
Tye
Mich
John Wesley Sparling
Peter Sparling
Dean Vaughn
University of Michigan
Cyriel
Albert Sparling
Johnson Wesley Sparling
Robert A. MacGregor
Ugly
Marguerite Gibbs
Sparlings
Judge Condemned Federal Ruling Over Burns Release
Indianapolis January 31 The United Mine Workers adopt a resolution demanding Congress investigate Federal Judge A B Anderson for releasing Detective W J Burns who is indicted by Marion County grand jury for kidnapping in the J J McNamara arrest. The resolution criticizes Judge Anderson for taking county court documents and violat ing state law. The constitutional committee report is adopted and to take effect April 1.
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Indianapolis
Ind
A. B. Anderson
W. J. Burns
Marion County
J. J. McNamara
Convention of the United Mineworkers of America
Congress
Constitution Committee
Government hears of stores of explosives
Evidence given by Patrick Boyle of Kansas City in the federal grand jury investigation suggests stores of explosives hidden by McNamara's dynamiting crew were never found. Boyle, a watchman, testified about a Kansas City explosion in August 1910 and spoke of nitro glycerine found at a spot described by Ortie McManigal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Patrick Boyle
Kansas City
Federal Grand Jury
McNamara
Boyle
Ortie McManigal
Inauguration Set for Honduras New President and VP
Arrangements completed for the formal inauguration of General Manuel Bonilla as President of Honduras in Tegucigalpa tomorrow. Dr Francisco Bogrius will be installed as vice president. Both have been elected for four year terms.
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Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Manuel Bonilla
Francisco Bogrius
Rate Hearing at Baker Opens on Interstate Complaint
Special examiner Vassault of the Interstate Commerce Commission arrived in Baker Oregon January 31 to take testimony in the case brought by the Baker commercial club against the Oregon Washington Railway and Navigation Company seeking an interstate rate from Baker.
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Baker
Baker, Ore
Vassault
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commercial Club
Oregon-Washington Railway and Navigation Company
Troops Guard Strike District in Lawrence Mass
Militiamen guard the city as the strike continues in Lawrence Massachusetts. The arrest of strike leader Joseph J Etter and socialist editor Artura Glovan as alleged accessories in the shooting of Anna Lopezzo does not affect the situation, officials report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Joseph J. Etter
Artura Glovan
Anna Lopezzo
Attempt to Impeach Witness Sparks Senate Committee Storm
In Washington on January 31 an effort to impeach Charles McGowan a Hines Lorimer witness sparked a stormy session as he testified he did not hear F. Wieth discuss the $100000 Lorimer fund before the Senate finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Charles McGowan
Hines-Lorimer
F. Wieth
Lorimer
Senate Committee
Formal Announcement of Judge Ritz for West Virginia Supreme Court
Judge Harold A. Ritz announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination to the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals. Born in Wheeling in 1873, he is a Marshall College alumnus and longtime lawyer who served as United States attorney for the southern district. Known for sound opinions as a circuit judge, he aims to serve the state on the high court with Republican support across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Ritz
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Judge Ritz
Wheeling
Marshall College
Highth Judicial Circuit
United States
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Ritz
South Dakota Democrats Meet to Plan State and National Campaigns
South Dakota Democrats held a state conference in Pierre to map an aggressive campaign for this year. Attendees included E S Johnson a party committee member and potential governor candidate, and ex Senator Richard F Pettigrew who aims to succeed Gamble when his term ends next year.
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South Dakota
Pierre
S. D
Baltimore
Harmon
Wilson
E. S. Johnson
Democratic Committee
United States
Richard F. Pettigrew
Gamble
Second census planned for Panama canal zone
Arrangements are complete for the second census of the Panama canal zone to begin tomorrow. It will enumerate all residents of the zone including Isthmian Canal Commission and Panama Railway Company employees living in Colon Porto Bello and other Isthmian locations. The first census four years ago recorded 50 003 people with about 25 000 employed on canal or railroad work.
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Colon
Panama Canal Zone
Canal Zone
Isthmian Canal Commission and
Panama Railway Company
Panama
Porto Bello
German Paper Attacks Knox in Washington Speech Debate
The Kreuz Zeitung and a dispatch report the National Press Club remarks by Secretary Knox and German Ambassador Count Von Bernstorff. They label Knox as a bitter enemy of Germany in the United States and accuse him of seeking anti German tariff reprisals.
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Knox
Berlin
Kreuz Zeitung
Count von Bernedorff
National Press Club
Washington
Germany
United States
Severe Earthquake Shocks Jolt Alaska Coast and Interior
Cordova reports heavy earthquake shocks felt across southwestern Alaska and interior regions. Tremors reach the coast near Seward while Fairbanks notes a severe shaking in the Tanana Valley.
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Cordova
Alaska
Seward
Fairbanks
Tanana
West Virginia and Virginia Weather Forecast Update
Cloudy conditions in West Virginia on Thursday with Friday fair and little temperature change. In Virginia, generally fair Thursday and Friday with little temperature change and moderate northwest winds.
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West Virginia
Virgina
Women voters may decide next U S election says Dr Tindall
Dr William Tindall a Susan B Anthony ally and head of the District of Columbia Equal Suffrage Association argues that woman suffrage states could cast 37 electoral votes next year and possibly determine the presidency. He notes California Colorado Idaho Utah Washington Wyoming total 37 votes and adds potential votes from three other states. The piece then covers Wyoming county’s county seat race and Mullens vs Pineville with heavy anti removal sentiment aided by Fayette county’s whiskey controversy and past courthouse fights.
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Washington
Jan
United States
West
Wiliam Tindall
Susan B. Anthony
District of Columbia
Equal Suffrage Association
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
House
Zachary Taylor
Lewis Cass
Hayes
Tilden
Grover Cleveland
James G. Blaine
Grover Meveland
James Glaine Byee
Dr. Tindall
California
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Wyoming County
Mullens
Court House
Pineville
Fayette County
Lusk
Mandanus
Supreme Court
Attenton
Nty
Guyandotte
West Virginia
Post outlines solution to labor problem in coming paid article
C W Post, noted for his anti union campaign, announces a final statement on the labor question. He hints that McNamara admissions and dynmite plots support his views and that his paid articles have appeared nationwide. The forthcoming piece will be published February 1st or 2nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Mich
C. W. Post
McNamara
United States
Witnesses Warned In Sneed Trial Over Stranger Contact
Fort Worth Texas January 31 witnesses warned by Special Prosecutor Hangar not to associate with or drink with strangers. A venireman stated an attempted bribe during selection. The drinking warning linked to the illness of Edward Throckmorton, a key state witness, who is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
John B. Sneed
Specie
Hangar
Edward Throckmorton
Throckmoton
Garrison Revolts at Ciudad Juarez Amid Mexican Turmoil
El Paso report says the Ciudad Juarez garrison revolted against the Madero government tonight amid street firing and cries of Viva Zapata. The defection is attributed to the reported resignation of General Pascual Orozo.
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el Paso
Texas
Ciudad Juarez
Madero
Pascual Orozo
William Edwards Appointed WV Delegate for Roosevelt Meeting
Charleston West Virginia January 31 William Seymour Edwards cousin of Theodore Roosevelt was named by Governor Glasscock to represent West Virginia at the Roosevelt gathering in Chicago.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
William Seymour Edwards
Theodore Roosevelt
Glasscock
Chicago
Boston Welcomes Cardinal O Connell Return from Rome
Boston today welcomed Cardinal O Connell returning from Rome as the steamer Canopie arrived from Italy and reached quarantine. Bishop Anderson, clergy, Mayor Fitzgerald and other notables greeted him aboard the ship.
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Boston
O’connell
Cardinal O’connell
Rome
Canopie
Italy
Anderson
Fizgerald
Ohio Women After the Ballot Demonstration
Following the state mass convention of the anti saloon forces yesterday the advocates of woman suffrage had their funings here today. The purpose of the demonstration was to impress upon the members of the constitutional convention now in session the.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Plumbus
Ohio delegates press for equal suffrage clause in new constitution
Delegates from across Ohio attended a meeting and applauded speeches urging inclusion of a clause granting women the franchise in the forthcoming constitution.
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Delegata
Ohio
Denying anti trust violations as suit proceeds in Trenton
United States Steel Corporation and subsidiaries and directors deny government charges in the dissolution suit filed in a federal court in Trenton New Jersey. They contend the organization lowers costs and boosts foreign trade from eight to sixty million dollars annually within ten years. A related note reports the Senate passing a strengthened child labor bill with amendments prohibiting private residence investigations by a vote of fifty four to twenty.
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Trenton
N. J
United Stats Steel Corporation
United States District Court
Washington
Senate
Juarez Garrison Revolt Triggers American Guard Action
Texts January 31 reports Juarez garrison revolted and seized the city. Looting and gunfire lasted hours. The garrison commander and police chief were imprisoned. Americans and many locals fled to the U S side. Four cavalrymen moved to the Rio Grande bank to shield citizens. A gambling resort workers were wounded as bullets ripped the building. A passenger train heading to Chihuehuato and Mexico City was halted by the mutineers.
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Juarez
Chhuehue
Mexico
Bank of the Rio Grande
President Taft Pleased After Ohio Reception Dinner
President Taft ended a three day Ohio trip in Akron with a chamber of commerce reception and dinner. He defended the tariff board and warned it faced threat from a Democratic House. He departed at midnight for Washington, confident GOP leaders will back his delegation to the national convention.
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Akron
Taft
Ohio
Akron Chamber of Commerce
Tariff Board
Democratic House of Representatives
Washington
Governor Glasscock Calls Roosevelt Vice Presidency Talk Ridiculous
Governor Glasscock in Charleston describes reports of his vice presidential aspirations as ridiculous following a New York visit. He discussed a conference with Colonel Roosevelt and noted President Abbott of the Outlook Company framed Roosevelt’s proposition as he understood it. He appointed William Seymour Edwards of Charleston to represent West Virginia at the Roosevelt meeting in Chicago on February 6. Edwards is Roosevelt’s cousin.
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Charleston
W. Va
Glasscock
New York
Roosevelt
Abbott
Outlook Company
Wm. Seymour Edwards
West Viginia
Chicago
Edwards
Militia Presence Spurs Textile Mills Return to Work
In Lawrence Massachusetts a large militia force accompanied workers returning to textile mills. Mill agents reported that in one large mill about sixty percent of the regular complement reported for work, marking the busiest day since the strike began.
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Lawrence
Mass
Cardinal O Connell Returns to Boston
Cardinal William O Connell arrives in Boston from Rome as the first prince of the church to reside in New England. He carries expressions of papal affection and love for both Catholic and non Catholic residents and the American people.
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O'Connell
Boston
Mass
William
Cardinal O'Connell
Rome
New England
Lynchburg Dispensary Vote Petition Circulated
Petitions were circulated in Lynchburg Virginia on January 31 asking the legislature to authorize a vote on establishing a local dispensary. Many wet supporters and drys signed the petition.
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Lynchburg
Auto Explosion Ravages Attleboro Opera House Block
Fire in Attleboro Mississippi destroyed the opera house block with an estimated loss of two hundred thousand dollars. The blaze was caused by an automobile explosion according to early reports.
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Attleboro
Miss
Opera House
New Leaders This Morning Across All Districts
In Virginia the lead changes were reported after yesterday’s balloting. Miss Jenne Sadler led the First District with 34 980 votes to 11 855 and 25 240 for others as Gary Teacher surged to first in the McDowell Mingo territory amid more than sixty thousand votes cast and several surprises.
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Gary Teacher
McDowell-Mingo
Surprises Mark European Tour Contest Leaders
Heavy voting in the Daily Telegraph European tour contest reshuffles the districts with new leaders Miss Jennie Sadler in District One, Miss Bernice Clark in District Two, Miss Lillian Bein kampen in District Three, and Miss Clara Brown in District Four. The event draws many first-time contenders as coins and coupons drive late-stage campaigns.
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Daily Telegraph
Jennie Sadler
Bernice Clark
Rock
Lillian Beinkampen
Gary
Clara Brown
Thip
Campagn
Whih
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Steel Trust
Tennessee Coal and Iron
House Committee
Women OF the West
Wyoming Court House
Fayette
MR. Post
Ciudad Juarez Atalyst Madero
Ened Production
Virginia
Jenne Sadler
Chaperon Division
Cam
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