Kansas Supreme Court Rules Stock Exchange a Trust
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled the Kansas City Live Stock Exchange a trust and voided cattle mortgages issued through its members. The unanimous decision reverses a prior ruling and affects millions in cattle paper nationwide. The ruling cites a 50 cent per head minimum commission as an unlawful restraint on competition.
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Commercial Tribune
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas City Live Stock Exchange
Supreme Court
Justice Mason
Kansas City Exchange Leader Downplays Court Ruling
F G Robinson president of the Kansas City live stock exchange said the Kansas Supreme Court decision would not seriously affect existing contracts. He added the issue is not new and has been decided by courts including the US Supreme Court that the exchange is not illegal.
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Commercial Tribune
Kansas City
F. G. Robinson
Kansas City Live Stock Exchange
Kansas Supreme Court
Texas Eyes Livestock Trust After Kansas Ruling
Special Dispatch from Austin reports the Kansas Supreme Court held the Kansas City Live Stock Exchange a trust. Attorney General Davidson notes Texas prosecutes a similar inquiry and cites Fort Worth Live Stock Exchange as violating antitrust laws. Judge J P Lightfoot previously led an investigation supporting the Texas case.
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Austin
Texas
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas City Live Stock Exchange
Davidson
J. P. Lightfoot
Fort Worth
Sleepwalking man hangs himself in Akron
Jacob Stair aged 65, known as a sleep walker, arose early while asleep and hanged himself to a floor joist with twine. He reportedly spoke with his wife about the horrors of death by his own action last night. He was a prominent Mason and ex-City Councilman.
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Commercial Tribune
Akron
Jacob Stair
Ohio Coal Operators Refuse 1903 Scale Amid Interstate Dispute
Cleveland April 7 1906 Ohio coal operators meet unanimously to refuse miners demand for the 1903 scale and to condemn terms made by President Robbins of Pittsburg Coal Company. They accuse the national miners president of betraying Illinois Indiana and Ohio operators wrecking interstate movement and harming four state coal markets.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Ohio Coal Operators
Robbins
Pittsburg Coal Company
Mitchell
United Mineworkers of America
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Indiana
Western
Miners’ Organization
Pittsbug Coal Company
Garber to Leave State Committee Chairmanship
Harvey C. Garber, Democratic State Executive Committee chairman, says he will not seek re election as chair or as a committee member. The move comes as he departs for Washington on the eve of his trip amid plans by opposition to organize a strong challenge. Garber, elected when Governor Pattison urged his run, says he will not retire from politics.
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Commercial Tribune Bureau
Etlook Building
Columbus
Jain
Commercial Tribune
Harvey C. Garber
Democratic State Executive Committee
Garber
Wash
Pattison
State Central Committee
Dowie
Doctor Williams causes injury to interne at City Hospital
Dr George Mytinger interne at City Hospital sustained a broken rib over the heart after ward patient George Williams in delirium attacked him as he examined the patient with typhoid fever. Williams sprang from bed and tackled the doctor, throwing him into a bed and injuring him yesterday noted by fellow physicians.
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City Hospital
George Mytinger
Mytinger
George Williams
Williams
Dr. Mytinger
Ice Harbor Plan Rejected by Rivers and Harbors Panel
Cincinnati delegation led by Longworth and Goebel urged a survey for an ice harbor to protect river commerce from ice jams. Chairman Burton rejected action citing multiple emergency surveys. plan would cost about 300 000 dollars and involve piers on both river banks from Sedamsville to Coney Island.
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Postal Telegraph Building
Washington, D. c
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Cincinnati
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Burton
Longworth
Goebel
S. F. Dana
Oscar Barrett
R. W. Wise
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Dana
Barrett
Sedamsville
Coney Island
Loeffler
Millcreek Bottom
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Hadley’s Gage 15 Alarmed Family Update
Dr. Jacob Block was summoned by Attorney General Hadley’s family in Jefferson City as typhoid fever worsened. Hadley’s temperature stood at 104 at 7 p.m., and Mrs. Hadley asked for no sensational reports about his condition.
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Commercial Tribune
Kansas City
Jacob Block
Hadley
Jefferson City
Block
Jury in Sutherlin Murder Trial Prolonged Deliberation
Louisville April 7 The jury trying Rev. A. G. Sutherlin in New Albany Ind for the murder of his wife had not reached a verdict by 10 30 tonight and was locked up for the night The deliberations began earlier today with jurors out since morning.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
A. G. Sutherlin
New Albany
Ind
New Craters in Vesuvius Belch Forth Hot Lava
Naples April 7—Boscotre case surrounded by lava with one stream threatening Ottajano. New craters open on Vesuvius as populations near the danger zone flee with possessions. Cardinal Prisco and Duke of Aosta organize aid, while earthquakes intensify and engineers fight to alter lava courses.
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Naples
Ottajano
Joseph Prisco
Bosco Reale
Mediterranean
Capri
Duke of
Aosta
Pattison Restful Night Reported by Attendants
Governor Pattison showed slight gains in a morning bulletin after a quiet night at Christ Hospital. Daughters returned to Milford as doctors said stay may be temporary and progress depends on his condition.
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Milford
Cincinnati
Christ Hospital
Holt
Child Dies After Grief Over Fire Accident
Carrie Hern aged four died in Owingsville Kentucky two weeks after her clothing ignited from an open grate. Her sister Bertha aged seven has become insane from the shock and grieving over the horrible sight.
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Commercial Tribune
Owingsville, Ky
Carrie Hern
Bertha
Bomb Ends Life of a Russian Official in Tver
In Tver on April 7 Governor Sleptzoff, described as reactionary, was killed by a bomb as he rode in a carriage. The blast injured his coachman, shattered nearby windows, and left the body removed to the palace. The assassin, a very young man, was arrested while Sleptzoff headed to the council of the Empire election.
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Tver
Russia
M. Sleptzoff
Sleptzoff
Council of the Empire
Stolen Gold Bar Found Replaced By Steel In Transit
A gold bullion bar valued around 17000 dollars was stolen in transit from Georgetown British Guiana to New York. The theft was discovered when the shipment box was opened and found to contain a steel substitute while seals remained intact. The box had arrived Friday and was consigned to a company with concessions in British Guiana.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Georgetown
British Guiana
Eleven More Bodies Recovered From Courrieres Mine
In Lens France on April 7 eleven additional bodies were recovered from the Courrieres mine. A live horse was found but no further men were rescued. Public anger rises toward mine management and engineers.
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Lens
France
Courrieres
Ohio Sawickj auto licensing act prepares June 1 start
Secretary of State Laylin reports a flood of applications for licenses under the new Sawickj act for autos and drivers. He urges the public that the act does not take effect until June 1, allowing ample time to comply with all requirements.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Laylin
Dowie Plans Zion City Rally as Accusations Peak
Dr John Alexander Dowie arrives in San Antonio with five Zionists and travels toward Zion City to address followers at Shiloh Tabernacle. He vows to fight back if opposed and promises a major meeting with doors closed to strangers. Local Zionites greet him as he defends his leadership and deposes Voliva.
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Commercial Tribune
San Antonio
Tex
John Alexander Dowie
Mexico
St. Louis
Zion City
Shiloh Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Dowie
Chicago
Zion
United States
Dr. Dowie
John A. Lewis
James F. Peters
EB. MacClennan
D. W. Murdock
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church
Voliva
John Alexander
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