Court grants temporary restraining order in over rate case
Judge Grosscup halts Interstate Commerce Commission from enforcing new lower rates on shipments from Missouri River points east of Pittsburgh and Buffalo while the suit seeks an injunction. He notes possible avoidance of injustice by keeping old rates during final adjudication and suggests the parties may agree on uncontested facts for appeal. Leave granted for other railroads to intervene.
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Seaman
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grossoup
Supreme Court
Misataalppi
Missouri River
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Eijes
Butslo
Tate
Intermeiate
Supreme ‘Court
Hartville Iron Field Solves Ore Supply Problem
Denver November 7 The Colorado Fuel and Iron Company reports progress on developing Wyoming ore beds for Pueblo plant operation. President J F Welborn notes favorable results from initial work and the company now controls a large ore supply. The beds, far surpassing Lake Superior shipments, are described as of highest quality and ample to last for generations.
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Denver
Golo
Colowie Fuel and Iron Company
T c
Op Dts Pueblo
J. F. Welborn
Republic
Goning Town
Geveral Ciy
Lake Superior
Pueblo
Big
Aanoe
Ji la
Qalaati
Eel Trust
SAP Fleet to Rail in Naval Maneuver
Fragmented report in Tokyo notes plans for Japanese squadrons to assemble for naval maneuvers after welcoming an American fleet. The text is garbled with references to dates in 1896 and unclear troop movements.
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SAP
Tokio
Duc Hme
Fragmentary 1920s Report On Police Fatalities In Fairfield
A damaged OCR snippet describes multiple fatalities involving police officers Livtley, Womack, and others. It mentions a “Bind Tiger” and a policeman named W. Barrie, with references to Third Little and local names, but many words are garbled.
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Livtley Imer Womack
Oblid Opwy
W. Barrie
Mysterious Case of Mrs Shober Found Near Ranch Home
Sundance Wyoming report details the disappearance of Mrs Shober on October 22 and the discovery of her body wedged between logs near Lytle Creek. Investigators consider exposure or misadventure as causes while promising a thorough inquiry into the ranch woman's fate.
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Sundance
Wyo
Shober
Lyte Creek
Hearst Libel Suit Transfer Ordered to Federal Court
Judge Estell in Douglas County orders transfer of the $600,000 damage suit against Gov. Haskell of Oklahoma to the Federal court. Papers filed with the clerk as of November 1 in Omaha Nebraska. Pergeron iat) W. R. Hearst is noted in the action.
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Omaha, Neb
Pergeron
W. R. Hearst
Gov
Haskell
Oklahoma
Ted
Estell
Douglas County
Efrowit
Russian Woman Describes Barbereties Extradition Case
Mrs Trina Shepto of Roxbury Massachusetts testified at extradition hearings that she and Jar Jaroff Pouren belonged to a secret society. She said literature was left in her charge and soldiers threatened to whip her family unless the records were disclosed.
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New York
Jar Jaroff Pouren
Trina Shepto
Roxbury
Mass
Sissegaeb
Livonia
Russia
Pouren
Ponren
Knights of Columbus Train To Fort Collins Delivers Degrees
In Denver on November 4 a special train carrying 860 Knights of Columbus members will travel to Fort Collins to confer all three degrees for the Fort Collins council. The train leaves at 8 15 morning and returns by 11 16 at night. Families accompany many knights and Fort Collins plans varied entertainment for guests and their accompanying women.
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Denver K. OF c
Rort
Collins
Denver
Keights
Columbus
Fort Collins
Port Colling Council
Knights
Boiler explosion kills six in Superior Wisconsin
Six men died and one was fatally injured with four others slightly hurt when a boiler exploded at the Wise Basin Central roundhouse being built in Superior. The crew, all foreigners, had been taking dinner prior to the blast shortly before 1 PM.
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Superior
Wic
Wise Basin Central Roundhouse
Colleges in Football Highlights and Ties Across Teams
Cambridge Harvard defeats the Indians 17 to 0 at Cambridge as three forward passes succeed and a crushing Harvard onslaught dominates. Dartmouth beats Princeton 10 to 6 at Polo Grounds before a cheering crowd. Brown and Yale play a 14 to 7 tie at New Haven marking a historic second meeting of its kind. Other scores include Utah 75 Wyoming 0 and Annapolis 30 Villa Nova 6.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Crimson
Balentis
Dartmouth
Princeton
New York
Polo Grounds
Gve
New Haven
Brown
Yale
University of Utah
University of Wyoming
Yaale
Annapolis—Midshipmen
Villa Nova
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Denver
Denver University
School of Mines
Westpala Arntz
Springfield Training School
Ann
Chinese Naturalized in Mexico Raise Immigration Concerns
In Mexico City a new method claims Chinese residents are evading U S immigration by naturalizing here and passing as Mexicans. The government notes many have sworn Spainish oaths to travel back and forth, prompting talk of restricting Mexican naturalization to curb departures. In Los Angeles Jim Barry beat Jim Blynn in a Chicago card bout with strong body blows and a late foul attempt.
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Mexico
Heri
Mexico City
United States
Chauth Coe
Jim Barry
Jim Plynn
Los Angeles
Chicago
Jim Blynn
Pueblo
Pacific Athletic
Darry
Contin- Barry
Tragic Van Hit Claims Judge Jacobs Son
A moving van struck the 10-year-old son of Judge J. of the county court on a dark street. He was badly injured and expected to live, according to initial reports from Volo. authorities.
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Jacobs
Volo
Bnapt
Henry Watterson on Echoes of the Battle
Henry Watterson analyzes national conditions that led to Bryan's defeat. He argues for tariff protection and strong military power, critiques the electorate, and praises Bryan's campaign while condemning overconfidence and corruption in politics. He reflects on the election's implications for republican government.
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Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Bryan
Americcn
Goa
Coujrler-Journal
Mr. Bryan
Ignatius of Loyola
Jesns
Son
Nebraska
United States
Tiden
Hayes
Hinpary
Vicuim Moustalle
Nat Goodwin to Wed Edna Goodrich in Simple Ceremony
New York reports Nat Goodwin and Edna Goodrich plan a quiet wedding tomorrow at the home of Goodwin's mother in Benton after earlier denials. Goodrich says plans were settled and the couple will return to the city to finalize arrangements for Goodwin's new comedy.
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New York
Nat Goodwin
Linthe
Ednd Goodrich
Prince George
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Folr Sunday and Monday
Weather report from Washington on November 7, 1908 notes no precipitation. Local data show 24 hour period ending 6 am with a maximum of 63 degrees and a minimum of 34 degrees. W B Palmer.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Palmer
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Crook County
Hearst
War vaRy
Lisly Indians
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Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
Edna Goodrich
Weather Report
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