Taft Declines to Interfere in Philadelphia Strike
Philadelphia reports indicate Washington prevents presidential intervention in the local strike as Taft declines to act through commerce and labor. Despite this, many manufacturers plan a Monday return to work and expect most hosiery workers to reopen. Union leaders warn of possible broad action if the strike continues.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Taft
Department of Commerce and Labor
National Civil Federation
Seth Low
Kensington
Maybray and associates face trial over mail fraud scheme
In Council Bluffs on March 12 40 000 dollars was alleged lost by victims testifying in the Maybray case. Witnesses from Pittsburg San Francisco New Orleans Denver Council Bluffs and South Bend recount losses from prize fights horse races and theater scams. Two Denver men testified to large losses while 2600 letters and photographs from the Little Rock stash will be admitted. Judge Smith McPherson overruled defense objections to data and photos introduced by a Post Office Inspector.
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Council Byuffs
John
Maybray
Pittsburg
San Francisco
New Orleans
Denver
Council Bluffs
South Bend
James Tierney
Steator
Iegal
Ta Bora
Paris
Joetey
Ballinger Protest and Harriman Controversy Highlight Senate Probe
Washington reports the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry spotlighted the Harriman lines and Perkins payroll. Chief Engineer A P Davis testified Perkins earned 2300 dollars for lectures plus 500 monthly, with 16 percent of materials shipped via Harriman routes to Mexico and Arizona. Directors debated Perkins dismissal as Ballinger rebuked Newell for interference. Davis denied Ballinger Taft accusations and warned of reclamation service disintegration.
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Washington
Ballinger-Pinchot
Senate
A. P. Davis
The
Reclamation Service
B. T. Perkins
Chicago
Harriman Himes
Perkins
Otheir
Harriman
lin _ Davis
Mexa
Ariz
Harriman Lines
Newell
Lnter
Hald
Ballinger
Hinawth
George W. Pepper
PineWot
Nelson
Comitter
Arthur P. Davis
Reclamation Aervice
Ballager
Taft
Davis
Haale
Etary Ball
Ittun
Heb
Franco Wyoming Oil Firm Seeks Legitimate Development in Wyoming
Hon John M Thornton former US senator from Nebraska arrives in the city as counsel for the Franco Wyoming company. He and Judge Mayer consult with C W Burdick on a plan to secure lands claims and assets of the former Belgo American company in Wyoming. The firm represents all owners with rights to these properties and pledges to pursue proper development of oil fields in Salt Creek district.
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John M.thornton
United States
Nebraska
Thurston
Union Pacific System
Franco-Wyoming Company
Mayer
iMnigelf
Franto-Wyoming Company
Belgo American Company
Algo Oll
Wyomfra
France-Wyoming Company
Wyoming
W. J. Yound
Casper
Runaway incidents injure three in Cheyenne scene
In Cheyenne yesterday three runaway incidents left two men severely hurt and one unresponsive. Charles Fuelacher of East Side Bottling Works and his father in law John Teague were knocked down on East Twenty Second Street. Fuelacher showed grave internal injuries and possible consciousness loss. Dr. Conway attended both men while neighbors aided them before an ambulance arrived.
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Cheyenne
Charles Fuelacher
East Side
Sixteenth
John Teague
Twenty-second
Xiao Ee
House Street
Tie
Fuelacher
Teaguli
Puelacher
Teague
Conway
Guo
Tucker
State Leader
Eddy Abeet
Khartoum Welcomes Roosevelt Amid Political Exchanges
March 12 Khartoum reports strong interest as Colonel Roosevelt nears arrival. A house party, visitors, and sightseeing are planned while Roosevelt dodges political talk, answering questions with guarded replies. Meanwhile, Wyoming oil interests push plans, promising local employment and revenue with new capital and stronger finance.
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Khartoum
Roosevelt
Pullice
Nile
Abbas
Renk
Geok
North Pole
Pole
Fred
Carnegie Defends Tariffs at San Francisco Banquet
Andrew Carnegie told a Chamber of Commerce banquet in San Francisco that the Payne Aldrich tariff law is a great improvement over the previous system and will become a growing source of revenue rather than protection.
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San Francisco
Andrew Carnegie
Chamber of Commerce
Burning Paper Sets Off Fire Department Report
Burning paper in the brick ash pit behind the Barnett store called out the fire department at 12 30 this morning. The flames rose several feet above the pit and looked like a major blaze from afar. The fire was extinguished with chemicals.
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Barnett
The Song of the Heart in The Girl and the Wizard
Kitty Gordon stars in The Song of the Heart from Julian Edwards latest success The Wedding Day Dolly Varden The Mios wr Girl. The music dealer would call it Sentimental and charge two hits. Leader readers may read it free in Tuesday morning State Leader.
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Kitty Gordon
Julian Edwards
Dolly Varden
Mios Wr
Siay
Tuesday Ooroing
Laughlin Death Reported as Self-Inflicted Wound
Thomas McK Laughlin brother-in-law to President Taft died yesterday from a cerebral hemorrhage. coroner says self-inflicted gunshot to the head was the cause. The event shocks Washington as funeral plans proceed and wealth is listed at 20 million.
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Pittsburg
Thomas McK. Laughlin
Taft
Itia
Wiel Fington
Washington
Linghlin
Une
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