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15 Jun 1911
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Charlotte News in Charlotte, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Charlotte News
Location
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
1
World Wheat Prospects Across Nations Revealed
Government department report outlines probable wheat yields in major countries. British India anticipates bumper production near 369 million bushels with favorable spring and winter crops. Canada shows large sown areas. drought in parts of South Africa affects output. Global trade mirrors rising exports of flour and wheat as overall supply steadies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British India
Canada
Othelen
South Africa
Drouth
Gala Day At Ascot Races Recap and Valuations
Report from Ascot describes another gala day at the races with Queen Mary observing and notable valuations. The text notes a collection at five hundred and two thousand five hundred ninety six sovereigns for a three year period and mentions Wiltonys in the distance run over twenty one furlongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascot
Cole
Ascotee
Queen Mary
Fragmented OCR summary of political and racing notes
The text appears to mix political names from New Jersey with a Democratic federation and university references, alongside a motor racing circuit report. It mentions Governor of New Jersey and individuals such as Jacob H. and Schwerin, but the fragmentary data lacks a clear single event or cohesive narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reas Jane
New Jersey
Snip Clark
Good Roads Assn Elects Officers at North Carolina Meeting
The North Carolina Good Roads Association elected officers at its convention with H. B. Warner of Lexington as president and J. H. Pratt as secretary. Officers from various districts named include R. R. Cotton Brue, J. L. Patterson, R. L. May, M. C. Winston, P. H. Hanes, D. R. McEartham, Leonard Tufts, and E. C. Chambers. The executive committee to be named later will set the next meeting time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Winston-Salem
Charles H. Moore
United States Bureau of Pubic Roads
A. C D. Bachelor
North Carolina Good Roads Association
P. D. Gold
Raleigh
C. E. Foy
Newbern
Association of County Commissioners
H. B. Warner
Lexington
R. R. Cotton Brue
J. L. Patterson
Roanoke Rapids
R. L. May
Trenton
M. C. Winston
Selma
P. H. Hanes
Winston
Salem
D. R. McEartham
Wilmington
Leonard Tufts
Pinehurst
P. B. Beard
Salisbury
Charlotte
E. C. Chambers
Asheville
Joseph H. Pratt
J. F. Brown
Sugar Trust Officials Subpoenaed In House Hearing
Subpoenas issued for witnesses in the sugar trust investigation including Alfred Harrison Charles Harrison Horace Havemeyer and others from cities like Philadelphia New York Detroit Denver Cleveland Salt Lake City and San Francisco. Chairman Hardwick questioned Heike about merger purpose and personal holdings noting Havemeyer’s limited stock in his name and family holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Sugar Trust
House
Alfred Harrison
Charles K. Harrison
Franklin Sugar Refining Company
Philadelphia
Horace Havemeyer
New York
Charles B. Warren
Detroit
Chester S. Moorey
Denver
John F. Harper
Cleveland
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Thomas R. Cutler
Salt Lake City
John D. Spreckles
Adolph Spreckles
San Francisco
Charles R. Heike
American Sugar Refining Company
Hardwick
Heike
Mr. Hardwick
Mr. Heike
Havem
Seamen’s Union Reaches Wage Settlement With White Star
London June 15 announcement reveals White Star line and the seamen union have settled their dispute. White Star concedes a monthly wage increase of 2500 dollars for all affected workers, covering half of the strikers’ demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
White Star Line
Seamens’ Union
White Star
Woman beaten to death by husband after liquor dispute
June 15 report states a wife who objected to liquor in her home was beaten to death by her husband and his associates. The inquest found the death caused by blows administered at the couple’s residence in Lawler, near Washington County. The English polo team returning from New York praised American hospitality aboard the Mauretania, the last ship to leave for King George V’s coronation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ier
Husban
Lawler
Lawiler
Ington
Mauretania
George V
Tobacco suit depictions show anti trust aims in deposition
In Raleigh on June 15 the Ware Kramer Tobacco Co versus the American Tobacco Co trial reads the deposition of VP Percival S Hill. Letters from Hill to robbers discuss demanding brands and lending money to jobbers for favorable handling. Chisolm Bros of Memphis sent a $500 check described as good will. Plaintiffs seek Sherman act violation and aim to destroy the cigarette business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ware-Kramer Tobacco Co
American Tobacco Co
Percivals. Hill
Hill
Chisolm Bros
Memphis
Tarboro Bank Shortage Near $100000 Reported
Bank Examiner J. K. Coughton notified the corporation commission of a shortage exceeding $100,000 in the Bank of Tarboro. The bank’s cashier Luther Hart had committed suicide yesterday. Assistant Cashier Hussey has not posted the $15,000 bond and remains jailed. a full statement will take several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
J. K. Coughton
The
Corporation Commission
Bank of Tarboro
Luther Hart
Hussey
J W Smith Charged With Forgery in Atlanta
Three warrants charging forgery have been sworn out against J Wylie Smith secretary treasurer of the Commercial Loan and Trust Company who has disappeared leaving an alleged 150000 shortage. He is accused of borrowing on forged notes paying up to 70 percent interest while using funds to cover other debts. Individual losses reach about 5000 on average with some as high as 20000. Smith organized and controlled the firm and was its largest stockholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
J. Wylie Smith
Commercial Loan & Trust Company
Smith
Monarchist Revolution Reported in Portugal
Telegrams from Vigo report a monarchist revolt at Chaves Portugal with mutiny in the garrison and an attack on republican newspaper offices. Other dispatches say two regiments mutinied near the frontier but lack confirmation amid rumors of royalist plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Vigo
Chaves
Portugal
Plaza Braga
Spain
Couceiro
Braga
Consolidation Efforts Between Baptist Bodies Begin
At the Northern Baptists convention in Philadelphia a committee will negotiate with Free Will Baptists representing 87,000 communicants at Old Orchard Beach Maine on July 11. A second panel will seek union with Southern Baptists, with dates and venue to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Free Will Baptists
Southern Baptists
Northern Baptists
Free Will
Old Orchard
Maine
Southern Baptists Convention
Striking Colorado Miners Form Co Op to Run Mine
Mine workers in northern Colorado who have been on strike over a year file incorporation papers to operate a Central Coal & Land Investment Co mine in Louisville. If successful, additional union labor takeovers may follow, forming new mining companies by the strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boulder
Colo
Colorado
Louisville
Central Coal & Land Investment Company
Montgomery deputy clerk pleads guilty to embezzling funds
George Michael Keating longtime deputy clerk of the United States court in Montgomery pleads guilty in federal court to embezzling government funds. Judge Jones imposes one year and one day, suspended due to Keating's physical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
George Michael Keating
United States Court
Jones
Keating
Storm Leaves Trieste Shipping Devastated
A hurricane force storm raged through the night near Trieste causing many deaths and heavy shipping damage. Early reports say twenty bodies recovered with fears of forty fishermen lost at sea. A Greek vessel with a crew of twelve foundered and minor damages reported to other Adriatic craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Trieste
Austria
Adriatic Sea
Street car mirrors to curb women alighting backward
Greeley Colorado June 15. Street car management plans a new safety measure with mirrors on each platform so riders must face forward to look at themselves. Officials believe women will be deterred from alighting backward by this self check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Greeley
Colo
Saloon Keeper Slain in Hold Up Case in Chicago
In Chicago on June 15 two black men robbed a saloon keeper named J. H. Nohren after closing time. One robber held him with a revolver and fired when Nohren hesitated, killing him. Police captured one suspect. the other fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
J. H. Nohren
Lumber Trust Hearing Resumes in Kansas City
The hearing of the quo warranto suit against the alleged lumber trust before Commissioner R. M. Reynolds resumed in Kansas City on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumber Trust
Associated Press
Kansas City
R. M. Reynolds
Ship Has No Right to Fly German Colors
The German government disclaims responsibility for the steamer Consul Grostuck which flies German colors and bears Castro aboard while in Haitian waters. Haiti bought the ship formerly the Italian cruiser Umbria, with Havana noting Haiti is handling the vessel’s movement. American Ambassador Hill discussed the matter with Haiti’s foreign office amid Castro’s reported presence on board Port au Prince. Castro, exiled Venezuelan president, seeks return to Caracas to regain power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Grostuck
Ciphianno Castro
Venezuela
Italy
Haiti
Hill
Foreign Office
Castro
stedAmer
Port de Prix
Washington
Port Au Prince
Europe
Either Repeal Anti-Trust Law or Enforce It Says Pomerene
Senator Pomerene urged Congress to repeal or strictly enforce the anti trust law during a speech at the Southern Conference of the YWCA in Asheville. The event opened with Bible and mission study sessions and drew about two hundred delegates who later toured the Blue Ridge Association grounds at Black Mountain. A reception for conference leaders and officers followed in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomerene
Associated Press
Asheville
James Vance
D. D
First Presbyterian Church
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Conference
Blue Ridge Association
Black Mountain
North and South Carolina circulation managers convene
Circulation managers from North and South Carolina meet at the Observer building to form a permanent organization. About fifteen to twenty representatives attend the informal session on bylaws and a constitution, with completion expected this afternoon. A trolley tour around the city is provided by the Southern Power Company as a feature of the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North and
South Carolina
Perma
Observer
Southern Power Company
Bold hold up men nabbed after hotel heist in New York
An eight man band robbed the Hotel Roy clerk in Manhattan on West Thirty-fifth Street at 1 a.m. They took 160 dollars from the safe before fleeing. The clerk fired five shots, signaling police. A Broadway patrolman soon trapped two suspects, and police recovered a large roll of bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Roy
West Thirty-fifth Street
Broadway
Charles Simmons
Fair sex carries off prizes at Cornell fair
New York June 15 Although only one fifteenth of Cornell students are women the fair sex won the two top John Metcalfe Polk prizes in the university medical school commencement Helen Dudley and Elvira Dudley Dean led the prize list while four of ten honor roll graduates in a class of forty seven are women Aged Lady Burned to Death Chicago June 15 Mrs Mary Brackett 63 burned to death and her daughter Mrs Evelyn Beachy an Art Institute instructor seriously burned at their East Forty sixth street home Mrs Beachy likely to recover
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Cornell
University Medical School
John Metcalfe Polk
Helen Dudley
Elvira Dudley
Chicago
Mary Brackett
Evelyn Beachy
The
Art Institute
East Forty-sixth Street
Pomerene Demands Criminal Prosecution of Standard Oil and American Tobacco
Senator Pomerene urged the Senate to direct the attorney general to pursue criminal cases against Standard Oil officers and American Tobacco executives for alleged Sherman Act violations. He argued the Supreme Court interpretation is clear and urged swift action to enforce the law, warning that inaction would undermine government power and public trust. He linked enforcement to national symbols and called for congressional backing to compel action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Standard Oil Company
American Tobacco Company
Pomerone
Senate
Ohio
Supreme Court of the United States
Bar of Justice
Pomerene
Supreme Court
Congress
Strike Continues With Minimal Disruption Across Docks
London reports show normal dock activity as a general seamen strike appears limited. At Liverpool the Teutonic and Empress of Ireland lack dock hands though stewards have signed, while Southampton coal porters return to work this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
White Star
Teutonic
Liverpool
Southampton
Big Horse Show at Olympia Narrowly Trails
London June 15. At Olympia horse show Blue Bell, ridden by H W Meek of San Lorenzo California, won the first prize in the perchation class for horses of any age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Olympia
Blue Bell Pay
H. W. Meek
San Lorenzo
Cal
Indians On The War Path In Yucatan Reported
Meridia Yucatan dispatch reproduced by the Picayune says Mexico faces a new revolution with Indians in Yucatan taking up arms. Francisco Madero allegedly armed them to fight Diaz's government, conflict continuing despite peace talks. Arms shipments from Biloxi, Mississippi, reached Yucatan, and bushwacking persists with cross-border moves toward Guatemala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
the Picayune
Meridia
Yucatan
Revolutionary Government of
Mexico
Francisco Madero
Diaz
Juarez
Madero
Junta
Biloxi
Miss
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World Wheaters International
Ves
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Estellahh University
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Germany
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