Supreme Court upholds Missouri price fixing case ruling
The United States Supreme Court unanimously affirms Missouri actions against Blanchard Company of Indiana Republic Company of New York and others for price control and anti competitive practices. It fines Water Prices of Missouri fifty dollars and notes ongoing floods across three states with heavy property losses and statewide drainage impacts.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Aeons Inn
Blanchard
Company of Indine
Republic
Company of New York
Minwourt
Standard OF Company of Tottane
Republic Cf Company
New York
Piince OM Company
Missouri
Partnermaie
International Harvester Company
Fo Mixwour
Doeren
Juden Lamar
Miners Lose Million a Day As Strike Bites Nation
The article notes widespread coal mining shutdowns across the country with only a few mines operating. It cites about 400,000 miners unemployed and a drastic drop in coal production. Industry and union tensions are described as the strike drags on.
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Indianapolis
Eal
United Mine Workers of America
Bi Fomicouns
Bethractte Oom Oyyrri Tours
Hamilton Molde Sets World Aerial Record at 110 mph
Hamilton Molde of Sacramento claims a world aviation record with a 137 mile stretch from the city to Stockton in 22 minutes at 110 miles an hour. The feat is noted as faster than the prewar record by Jules Vodrines at Pay, France.
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Sacramento
Cal
Charles K.thianil
Fon
Stockton
Jules Vodrines
Franer
Woman Walks from New York to Chicago for Diet Study
A woman plans a cross country walk from New York City to Chicago beginning in April to test a diet system she believes offers a solution to the rising cost of living. She aims to reach Chicago within a set timeframe to demonstrate the method’s practicality.
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New York
Dawid
Express Reform Plan Promises Major Shipping Changes
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission and major rail interests have reached a unified plan to reform express service. The agreement is described as broadly significant and expected to transform express delivery nationwide.
London Sends America Potatoes Landed in New York
The shipment from London arrived in New York recently, marking one of the largest consignments of potatoes ever received in the city. The line of crates extended along the dock as officials noted the exceptional volume for trade between Britain and the United States.
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London
America
New York
War Department Plans Intervention Details
The War Department in Washington advances preparations for intervention, aiming to refine plans and receive hourly updates on military readiness and potential measures at key timelines. Officials assess needs, coordinate with agencies, and monitor international developments.
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War Department
Washington
Mealee
New Senators Debut Amid Shifts in State Senate Seats
In a turbulent session new members Gwern and Catron enter the Washington Senate while Mesice and Ashurst depart, amid late police involvement and unsettled leadership as bodies adjust to the reshuffled lineup.
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Washington
Washington Lawmakers Endorse Bill Amid Party Rifts
In Washington the Democratic majority won passage of a significant bill despite Progressive Republican opposition. The measure drew 189 votes to 0, with 20 Republicans supporting it. Backers argued the bill would curb government excesses, while opponents warned of diminished oversight. The vote reflected deep party tensions and involved large consumer implications.
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Howse Peseta Weel Brn
Washington
Cereus
Conowmers
Broad mix of mining, labor and political items from early 20th century notes
A dense, era-tinged digest covers mining federation debates in Utah and Colorado, labor wage fears and proposed bond finance for San Francisco civic centers, railroad rate protests in Colorado, a California to Colorado freight shift, student mining work in Kansas and Nebraska, and a tragic mine incident in Utah with two men killed.
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Bookana
Becoung Weriouy Monde
Reuben Marrin
Yunte
Quitman
Arent
Oak Wnootty
Ball Jake
Utah
Anton
Weetent Federation
Miore
Peter Court
Interstate Commerce Comm
California
Colorado
Montana
Columbine University of New York
Kansia
Nebraska
Bingham
Harry Thomas
Thomas Howanke
San Francisco
Colorado de
Railway Employés and Investors Association
Denver
Jake McKinney
Rick
Trans
Collwitt
Columbus
Ohio
Postoffice Department
Industrial Workers of the World
San Francwco
Lytton States
Jim Migration Bureau
Washington
Platte
Bern
Washington Debates Pension, Tariff And Mexico Policy
A US House bill favors a tariff valuation measure while a separate pension bill advances in the Senate. President Taft says no immediate intervention in Mexico and rules out extended military moves on the border, despite ongoing chatter about possible policy shifts.
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Commerce Court
House
Interstate Commerce Committer
Hugher
New Jersey
United States
Howe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Senate of the
Wenntore
Arizona
New Monsey
Ameren
Washington
Taft
Mexico
Mewlean
Parliament vote shapes bill with broad support
A historic parliamentary session concludes with a decisive 215 to 44 vote in favor of a major bill. Supporters hailed the move as upholding key principles while opponents warned of potential risks and long-term consequences.
England's Welle Set One Mile World Record In Frantic Match
Dombandi Welle of England lowered the one mile world record from 16 to 15.5 seconds on the Gladigaine track. Promoters hinted at a rematch with Al Blecry Breat of Milwaukee as Nations Sporting Club offers circulated for a twenty round bout between Ad Wolgaer and Jew Mamdos.
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Dombandi Welle
England
Bor al Palaor
Ban Francieoe
Wit Nail
Maych
Wotaehe
Dellas
Tem
Aon Algerbon
Beebhall
Thomas G Davie
New York Americana
Carl Mortis
Jig Stewart
New York
Opleholme
Atrow
Nations Sporting Club
Oklahoma
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Ad Wolgaer
Jew Mamdos
Ohio Convention Adopts Initiative Referendum Measure
Fragmented summary notes from a periodical listing varied items: an Ohio constitutional convention decision on initiative and referendum. mentions of suffragists planning a Chicago daily paper. a Chicago arrest for a murder tied to a discriminatory tone. Catholic directory population figures. import values for farm products in 1910. legal and labor topics across several states. carpet prices. Michigan suffrage bill progress. groundwater declines. labor unrest in New England mills. a Wisconsin senator re election validation. punishment for child labor considered. sugar trust case jury deliberations. various political and social issues surfaced in brief excerpts.
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John Arbuckle
Brooklyn
Chicago
Ralph Raymond
United States
Kennedy
Law Department of
Council Finance Committee
Massachusetta
Europe
Michigan Mouse
Profewor W. J. Moen
Sol
Waren
Department of Agriculture
Swanson Allen
Ilevition
Van
Binnell
New Bedford
New England
Wyoming News of the Week Briefs and Meetings
Reports cover the Republican state convention revenue issues and a judge's ruling on Toni Sroyle for gambling. Laramie notes enablement of a court action and a paved Rock Springs second city, with Cheyenne and winter ending rumors.
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Union News Service
Meyt-Pemocratiy Mate Courenie
Laramie
Carpenter
Toni Sroyle
Perce Ting
Rock Springs
Riwwk Springs
Wyoming
Eastern Trains Delayed Across the Union Pacific Route
Eastern trains from the Baar to Laramie and AN line on the Union Pacific run hours late due to wrecks and track damage causing the worst flood conditions in years.
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Laramie
Baar
Union Pacific
Nutter Cox Oridges
Believed Accident Caused Death At Hook Springs Creek
Report suggests Peterson died after an accident near DBitler Creek. Indications point to Peterson falling into the stream while his hands were bound with a rope. Authorities are unable to confirm further details as investigations continue.
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Hook Springs
Peterson
Tim
Thieves Raiders Sought After Stock Theft Spree
A gang of horse thieves is active west of Higed and south of Rock Springs near the Wyoming border. Twenty horses have recently been taken. Sheriff Ladford of Moffat County, Colo, with a posse, is pursuing the thieves.
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Bages
Higed
Rock Springs
Wyoming Ulorade
Talon
Ladford
Moffat County
Cole
Carbon County Wool Growers Meet Scheduled for April
The Carbon County Wool Growers Association plans an April meeting to arrange spring clearing divide lambing grounds and sheep abandonment on the Flay den optional forest. Officials note this winter has been the harshest since sheep were first brought to Carbon county.
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Carbon County
Hawkin
Carbon County Wool Growers Association
Flayden
First Sugar Factory for Wyoming
Lovell farmers and nearby communities pledged 5 000 acres of sugar beets for a sugar factory to be built in Lovell. The project would be Wyoming’s first sugar factory and would rely on beet production from Tyrone Cowley Kane Garland and Worlam to guarantee establishment.
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Lovell
Tyron
Cowley
Kane
Garland
Worlam
Wyoming
Hay shortage in Lander valley threatens winter stock
The Lander valley is nearly hayless and ranchers fear high prices will force them to buy outside. Carload hay has traded from 26 to 60 dollars per ton in Lander, prompting worries about feeding stock through the season.
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Lander
Lander Valley
Wyoming Highway Improvement Association Headquarters Plans
Cheyenne reports handsome quarters are being fitted up for the Wyoming Highway Improvement Association at the Plaine hotel. The organization aims to promote automobile highway construction in the state, while the headquarters will not maintain touring motor party information.
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Cheyenne
Plaine
Wyoming Highway Improvement Association
Military Maneuvers Called Off Near Utah Ports
An official War Department communique states that summer maneuvers planned for Pole Mountain involving regular troops at Port Russell Port Joyee and Port Douglas Utah and the Wyoming National Guard have been cancelled.
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Cheyenne
Port Huccell
Wyoming Stockmen Denied Reports of 11 Million Losses
Sheridan says a reported Wyoming stockman loss of 11 million dollars during the regott storm is unfounded. Commissioner Behanck asserts an incomplete inquiry and notes no final figures on winter losses, with spring outcomes still unclear.
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Behanck
Sheridan
Milesteoner Schenck
Associated Presse
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Behenek
Lowes
Repair Plan for Cheyenne Government Building
Cheyenne speeds up work on a half million dollar building sinking into quicksand. A full contract for subdrainage will be let by the building custodian this month to install a cubic drainage system and keep movement away from water.
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Cheyenne
Sean
Syrup From Box Elder Trees Made In Backcountry
A report notes syrup distilled from box elder sap by Bagge W GO Reader and a local rancher. They gathered sap from several trees, boiled it down, and produced seven quarts of syrup resembling maple syrup.
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Bagge W GO Reader
Box Elder
Kitted by Fell of Deat Rock Springs Story
Unclear OCR reads in fragments about Rock Springs and John Dartyshire with Company Wore details. The readable bits reference equipment or attire possibly connected to Fell of Deat. No clear event date or outcome is present.
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Fell
Deat
Rock Springs
John Dartyshire
Wyoming News Roundup of Local Happenings and Trials
A Wyoming roundup reports court cases including Col Morton’s trial for murder of Herbert Maker in Laramie, a hospital injury case against Nick Your Vink, and a jury failure to agree in Mary Powell barn arson. It notes drought and irrigation work, sheep dipping orders, a Cheyenne manufacturers association formation, and seed relief for settlers.
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Frank Polsifer
Coventy
Greybull
Col. & Morten
Herbert Maker
Larmie
W. Gasper
Rock Borings
Nick Your Vink
Carton
Medicine Bowl Valley Irrigation Company
Carey
AOD
Daniela
Douglas
Aneinoer Horkley
Darlington
Ftadwater
Bonneville
Mary, Powell
Laramie
Wyoming Highways Association
Wyoming
Charles ©. Merion
University of Wyoming
Minnesota Training School For
Hed Wing
Harry Featherstone
Prete
Rawlins
Lorene Pasco
Nook Springs
Cheyenne
Creede Mines Company
Cradle
Mamane Society
Farmera
Chugwater
Moorcroft Man Invents Bridie For Cavalry Use
Moorcroft resident J L Michael introduces a new bridie for cavalry horses with a practical rigging design. The invention aims to improve horse control and comfort, receiving attention from military inventors and investors in Washington.
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Moorcroft
Bridie
Washington
J. Ll. Michael
Moorcron Wyole
Humane
Amy
Japan Mexico naval base claims spark Monroe Doctrine fears
Tokyo reports Japan and Mexico negotiating a large base at Magdalena Bay prompting U S officials to warn intervention might follow. Washington cites possible Japan support to Mexican government in return for concessions while doubling Pacific naval strength remains unexplained. The rumor path raises fears of cross border action and renewed tensions in the Mexican conflict.
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Washngton
Tokio
Japan
Mexico
Magdalena Bay
Washington
United States
Heema
Nippon
Americing
War and Navy Departments
Mexico City
State Department
Magdalean Bay
Thore
Lokio
Manzanillo
Department
Tatore
Rebels Cut Federals to Pieces in Mexican War Tale
A desolate report from Juares Mexico details heavy losses amid Madero’s forces. Only thirty five survivors from the Twentieth Mestoon infantry and two from the Twentyainth lieutenants remain after the brutal clash near Jimines. Carried back to Torreoth, the wreck of two regiments exposes the severe defeat of the Meial can army. The account comes via a winner who escaped rebel lines by auto to the railroad after the slaughter.
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Juares
Mexico
Jimines
Orenco
Torreoth
Madero
Kenin
Calumet Baking Powder Praised for Purity and Consistency
An advertisement extols Calumet Baking Powder as chemically pure and uniformly strong, noting it preserves cake texture despite atmospheric changes. It claims no cheap adulterants, urges safe usage, and offers refunds if not satisfied. The piece includes a humorous exchange about happiness as a connoisseur’s trait.
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Rte
Murine Eye Remedy Promoted For Watery Eyes
An old advertisement promotes Murine Eye Remedy as a treatment for watery or irritated eyes. The text mentions a quick remedy and emphasizes mild, soothing action suitable for common eye discomfort.
Composer Says Friend Marks All His Works
A dialogue quotes a friend noting that the composer marks all his compositions. The friend adds that they would lack vogue among people who live in fate if they were played softly.
Obscure Advice and Marketing Snippet Circulates in Print
A fragmentary exchange shows voices debating advice and a sales pitch. Mentions Crewe Dag Blue and Diariold tea as a mild laxative, with casual banter about regular revelry and restored bodily actions.
Nervous Despondent Women Endorse Lydia E Pinkham
A reader from Walcott North Dakota describes relief from severe nerves and backache after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimony cites improved sleep and overall well being after adherence to the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia K. Pinkham
Walcott
N. Dakota
Skeering
Amela Dam
N. Dam
Walco
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State Charities Commission
Sugar Trust
Pesnayhenia Sugar
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Secretary of the Interior
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Kan
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Pacific Coast
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