President Taft Ensures Vote From Cincinnati Affidavit
President Taft mailed an affidavit to the Cincinnati election board to ensure his name would be on the voting list for the November 5 ballot. He traveled with Mrs Taft Miss Mabel Boardman and Major Thomas L Rhoades after a night in Dublin New Hampshire.
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Beiverly
Taft
New York
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mabel Boardman
Thomas L Rhoades
Parramatta
Beverly
Andrew Gonzales
Washington
West Beach
Woods Hole
Helen Taft
Major Rhoades
Thomas K. Laughlin
Larz Anderson
United States
Belgium
Anderson
John Hays Hammond
Thomas L. Rhoades
Naushan
W. Cameron Forbes
Phillipines
31St Street
Navy
George von L. Meyer
Arkansas
Wyoming
Astor
Mrs. Taft
Henry W. Taft
Taft Sees Solution in Farmer Co operative Credit Plan
President Taft outlines a plan to use state chartered land mortgage banks and co operative mortgage bonds to cut farm borrowing costs. He calls for uniform state legislation and a federal state partnership to guarantee and market farm loans, aiming to boost farm production and check rising food costs.
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Europe
Taft
Washington
Teft
Myron T. Herrick
United States
Herrick
Raiffeisen Banks
Germany
Landschaften Societies
Ambassador Herrick
Department of State
Physicians claim raw milk is superior to pasteurized milk
Chicago physicians at the Chicago Medical Society meeting extol raw milk as pure and better than pasteurized dairy products. Dr James W Vanderslice asserted raw milk fresh from the cow, if pure and clean, does not need pasteurization and is incomparably better than dirty, half cooked milk that is pasteurized.
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Chicago, Ill
Chicago
Chicago Medical Society
James W. Vanderslice
Danbury Firm Wins $240000 Boycott Award
A federal court verdict awarded D. E. Loewe and Co. of Danbury $80,000 plus costs against members of the United Hatters Union of North America. Under the Sherman act, the award will be trebled to $240,000.
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Hartford, Conn
D. E. Loewe & Co
Danbury
United Hatters’ Union of North America
United States District Court
Long labor dispute ends with full award in notable Hatters case
After four hours of deliberation the jury awarded the plaintiffs the full amount sought in the nine year case against 240 United Hatters members in the state. The suit began in 1902 alleging a conspiracy to ruin the plaintiff’s soft hat business by boycott. the American Federation of Labor backed the defendants while the Anti Boycott Society of America supported the plaintiffs. The trial featured testimony from AFL leaders and labor figures denying any boycott. Judge James W. Martin explained federal jurisdiction under the Sherman act and anti trust laws, outlining that individual members’ actions, not unions as whole, could justify damages if a nationwide boycott was proven. The current trial started August 2% with appeals already twice to the federal courts and once to the Supreme Court.
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United States Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
United Hatters of
North America
American Federation of Labor
Anti-Boycott Society of America
Samuel Gorapers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
James W. Martin
Vermont
Connecticut
Miss Flint Weds at Noon Today
Brookline social circles gather as Miss Ruth Huntington Flint daughter of Mr and Mrs George H Flint wed William Shepard Seamans Jr in a noon ceremony at South Congregational Church Boston and Brookline guests Included Cintra Hutchinson Constance Zerrahn Marie Lee Woodbury Seamans and many Harvard alumni as ushers.
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Brookline Society
Ruth Huntington Flint
George H. Flint
Kilsyth Road
Brookline
William Shepard Seamans, Jr
New York
South Congregational Church
Miss Flint
Cintra Hutchinson
Philadelphia
North Shore
Constance Zerrahn
Marie Lee
Woodbury Seamans
Harvard
John Anderson Sweetser
Lawrence McKeever Miller
Tuxedo Park
de Coursey Fales
Gilbert Edwards Jones, Jr
James Congdell Fargo
George Matthews, Jr
Francis Nathan Banga, Jr
Ralph de Blois Flint
H Hrvard
Embroidery Design in Post Features Roman Cutwork Collar
The upcoming Post feature showcases a collar design in Roman cutwork. The design is transferred using a simple soap and water method for easy stitching.
Flannery Writes Humorous Take On Political Situation
A teaser notes another witty column by Mike Flannery in next Sunday's Post, promising his signature humorous take on the current political scene.
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Mike Flannery
Ellis Parker Butler
Doctor Explains Baseball Brains in Championship Hopefuls
In Baltimore on October 11 Dr. R Martin Bruns describes an auxiliary baseball brain in players aiming for a title. This reflex system, formed by past experience, prompts quick back and muscle responses toward balls with minimal brain input.
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Baltimore
R. Martin Bruns
Dr. Bruns
Bluefish Plentiful Off Long Island Crowd Nets
Off Patchogue on Oct 11 fishers report an unprecedented school of bluefish near Water's Island. About 10 000 tons believed to roam the area as local men cast squid lines, capturing 250 fish weighing 10 to 17 pounds using long seines and shore tackle.
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Long Island
Long Cove
Water’s Island
Blues
Beth Gordon
John Smith
Percy Worth
Charles Sapperly
Elopers Flee in Fast Automobile from Wisconsin
Bennie Pigg aged 17 and Ramona Randolph aged 16 eloped from Sauk City Wisconsin on August 2 in a car and reportedly headed to Florida to marry. Their parents who were traveling were left on the sidewalk as the auto sped away a constable was bypassed and a Kentucky town later asked for money in a bid to locate them.
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Moberly
Bennie Pigg
Ramona Randolph
Sauk City
Wis
Florida
Kentucky
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