Taft Calls for Federal Incorporation of Interstate Firms
Taft urges a federal charter system to form national corporations trading among states and with foreign nations. The plan would protect from state interference, require full reporting, tax property normally, and prevent holding companies while upholding anti trust aims. The administration argues federal incorporation would curb abuses, allow efficient large scale production, and keep courts from overreaching in defining reasonable restraints.
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Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Union
Supreme Court
William H. Taft
White House
Jan
Midgley’s drugless cure pitched for chronic constipation
A lengthy promotional piece authors a prominent method by Prof. T H Midgley for curing chronic constipation without cathartics. It cites testimonials from Henry Steinbeck, J F Kilpatrick, Miss Ella Cea and others, extols regular bowels, warns against laxatives, and offers a free book by mail from Kalamazoo Michigan.
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Henry Steinbeck
Chillicothe, Mo
Ella Cea
Boone, In
Midgley
Prof. Midgley
Prof
T. H. Midgley
Kalamazoo
Mich
Midgley Block
The Joys Of Christmas and Indigestion Relief
During holidays many overeat and the article promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy. It urges use after meals to prevent indigestion from rich foods and offers a 50 cent box with a free sample by writing to F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall
Mich
Coleman the New President at Boston Firemen's Relief Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Boston Firemen's Mutual Relief Association Joseph E. Coleman was elected president and John A. Mullen secretary treasurer. J J Gavin was elected trustee along with a board of directors including Crowley McGough Mahoney Carrigan Lane Doyle McIntyre Quigley. The 1177 member body paid out 52480 in death benefits last year. A by law change cut the death benefit to 2000 from the prior total, saving 6783.97 across 20 assessments and allowing three death benefits to be paid without member assessments, leaving 783.97 in treasury.
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Boston Firemen'’s Mutual Relief Association
Joseph E. Coleman
John A. Mullen
J. J. Gavin
P. L. Crowley
P. Fr. McGough
L. P. Mahoney
P. Carrigan
Man Fined for Forcible Embrace in Providence Court
In Providence Rhode Island on January 7 Matthew Cumisky was fined 30 dollars in the sixth district court for attempting to kiss a young woman against her will. Witnesses testified Miss Teresa Mooney endured a bear embrace from Cumisky last night.
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Providence
R. I
Matthew Cumisky
Sixth District
Teresa Mooney
Cumisky
President Taft's message read in House. cautious, solid response
The President's special message was read in the House as the Senate was out of session. Members gave it careful attention, noting it was plain, sensible, and safe rather than dramatic. Republican leaders privately forecast broad public approval if the president pushes the recommended legislation.
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Washington
Senate
House
Taft
Latta
Gress
Congress
Lawmakers Read Long Message In House Debate
Representative Payne leads as both Republicans and Democrats study a 7000 word message. A Southern Democrat quips about the scene likening Republicans to Mexican jumping beans in a marble game. The exchange highlights unusual House focus during the reading.
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Representative Payne
New York
Con
Parochial Schools Save Boston Over Five Hundred Thousand
The Rev George A Lyons reports Boston area Catholic schools save the city over 500000. The diocese includes Suffolk Norfolk Essex Middlesex and Plymouth counties with 7 grammar and 26 high schools educating 52142 pupils. Cost per child is 2027 in grammar and 80 annually in high school.
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George A. Lyons
Boston
Suffolk
Norfolk
Essex
Middlesex
Plymouth
Father Lyons
Final honors for late Rt. Rev. John J. Brady in Boston
The auxiliary bishop of Boston, Rt. Rev. John J. Brady, will receive a pontifical mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross with Archbishop O Connell presiding. His remains lie in state at SS Peter and Paul Church South Boston before a Monday cathedral service and interment in Amesbury. The diocese will attend. Rt. Rev. Arthur J Teeling will deliver the eulogy.
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John J. Brady
Boston
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
O’connell
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
Father Whalen
Sullivan
Brant
West Broadway
Peninsular District
O'Connell
Arthur J. Teeling
Lynn
Amesbury
Rev Philip Rhinelander declines New York call
The Rev Philip N Rhinelander of the Episcopal Theological School Cambridge declined the call to Trin ity Chapel New York yesterday the decision follows a recent tender of the position
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Philip N. Rhinelander
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Trinity Chapel
New York
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