Barnsdell's Position in Standard Oil Case
The missing Standard Oil contract proving a $7.5 million loan to T. N. Barnsdell is in Frank B. Kellogg's hands, a key exhibit in the government suit to dissolve Standard Oil. It reportedly shows Standard’s control of Barnsdell’s operations and secures the loan with Barnsdell’s stock and Oklahoma oil lands. Rockefeller testified that some security was nearly worthless. The government aims to prove Barnsdell acted as a dummy for Standard’s financing.
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Standard Oil Company
T. N. Barnsdell
Pittsburg
Frank B. Kellogg
Standard
Barnsdell
Barnsdell Oil Company
Okla
William Rockefeller
Zarnsdell
Fireman Foils Bandits In Rail Robbery Near Mead
Three men robs an eastbound Great Northern train near Hillyard Spokane and steal mail and baggage cars. Fireman W. Perrin halts the loot by cutting the mail car free, as the bandits flee with the engine to Mead and escape in a waiting rig toward Spokane. The incident involves a $20,000 shipment from a Spokane bank to Montana.
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Spokane
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Great Northern Railway
Hillyard
W. Perrin
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Ader
Perrin
Prominent Men Address Rivers and Harbors Convention
Washington December 10 prominent speakers at the National Rivers and Harbors Convention included Joseph G Cannon Jacquin Nabuco W C Edwards Anthony Higgins James W Vancleave J A Ockerson Governor Deneen and Senator Robert L Owen. They discussed river and port development waterways transportation and regional interests from Brazil Canada Illinois and Oklahoma.
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Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Jacquin Nabuco
Brazil
Nabuco
W. C. Edwards
Canada
Atlantic
Anthony Higgins
United States
Delaware
James W. Vancleave
National Association of Manufacturers
J. A. Ockerson
Mississippi River Commission
Governor Deneen
Illinois
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Earth axis motor travel by rotation claimed by minister
Butler PennsylvaniaDecember 10 A Greek Orthodox pastor and editor Rev Phillip Shredanovich claims to have created a method to ride the earth’s rotation for travel He says people can lift above the ground to let the world move beneath them and return to any desired location in hours The minister notes his wife helped spark the idea and promises a future demonstration if proven accurate.
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Greek Orthodox Church
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Newton Franklin
Edison
Mr Shredanovich
General Worthington Stricken In House Floor Collapse
Washington December 10 General Tierry Worthington a former Nevada congressman and Lincoln pallbearer was stricken with apoplexy on the house floor shortly after noon Thursday He was carried to the cloak room in critical condition.
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Tierry Worthington
Congress
Nevada
Abraham Lincoln
Carter Determined on Hides Tariff Stand
Washington December 10 Senator Tom Carter of Montana declares a tariff on hides is the make or break point for any tariff act. He vows to fight any bill lacking hides protection, with Senator Smoot of Utah pledging to back him in the stand.
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United States
Tom Carter
Montana
Smoot
Utah
Carter
Cattlemen See Free List Bill Stalls in Senate
Cattlemen express relief as House Ways and Means may back a free list bill but believe it cannot pass the Senate, even if approved by the House. The note reflects skepticism about bipartisan support and potential shifts in agricultural policy.
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Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Taft to Stay in Augusta With Landon Thomas Family
President Elect Taft and family will arrive Friday next week in Augusta Georgia to be hosted by Mr and Mrs Landon Thomas through Monday. Helen is the exception noted in the visit plan.
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Helen
Taft
Landon Thomas
Stock Exchange to Close December 25 and 26
New York reports the stock exchange will suspend trading on December 25 and 26, marking two official closing days for the holiday period.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Cadet Reinstatement Bill Seeks Review of Hazing
Senator Johnston of Alabama introduced in the senate a bill to investigate former cadets Rossel and Weaver from the military academy for hazing. He argued their punishment was excessive and that new senators faced similar hazing with unimportant tasks and restricted privileges, stressing mothers should not shield their sons after enrollment.
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Johnston
Alabama
Senate
Rossel and Weaver
Military Academy
Duchess of Norfolk Presents 300 Chalices to Pope
Rome reports the Duchess of Norfolk on behalf of 40 000 Roman Catholic women of Great Britain presented the pope with 300 chalices. The gift underscores the Catholic community's charitable ties and ceremonial outreach.
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