Perkins says Sherman Law hurts trade
Perkins asserts the Sherman Law damages trade and impacts business operations in the ment of Measure report.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
1
Perkins Urges Government Regulation and Open Shop Policy
George W. Perkins testifies before the House steel trust committee, urging modifications to antitrust enforcement, price regulation, and government oversight of large corporations. He defends open shop labor practices, cites stock moves as non speculative, and warns against blanket bank liquidity shocks. The hearing continues with further questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George W. Perkins
United States Steel Corporation
House “Steel Trust
Perkins
Congress
Guardian Appointed Enables Marriage of Ballinger and Hildreth
Miss Hazel M. Ballinger aged 17 required a guardian from the probate court before marriage to B. H. Hildreth aged 20 in Marysville Ohio. The guardian was appointed, a marriage license was issued, and the ceremony was conducted by Mrs. May Thompson, a Friends minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Hazel M. Ballinger
B. H. Hildreth
Seven Priests Rescued by Lifesaving Crew at Sea
Seven Redemptorist fathers from Boston were rescued by Gap Cove life-saving crew near Rockport after their power boat Diana ran out at the bay breakwater. The priests named are Rev. Thomas W. Twohy Rev. James Clark Rev. Frank Pass naicht Rev. William Prager Rev. Michael Mannon Rev. Simon Grogan and Rev. Henry Borgman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
Mass
Mission Church
Boston
Gap Cove
Diana
Sandy Bay
Thomas W. Twohy
James Clark
Frank Passnaicht
William Prager
Michael Mannon
Simon Grogan
Henry Borgman
Mule Taken Care Of By Owner In Will
In Shelby County Tennessee the will of John English provides for his widow and daughter and for an old mule on the farm. The mule must never be ridden at night and shall be properly sheltered and generously fed for as long as it lives. The will was filed in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Memphis
Tenn
John Englih
Shelby
Plans Adopted for Burley Tobacco Pool and Manufacture
Lexington Ky Aug 10 Plans for manufacturing pooled tobacco were adopted by the district board of the Burley Tobacco society. A company will be formed by members with at least one fourth of pooled farm tobacco to be used. The pool may close by Jan 1 1912 or be dissolved by two thirds vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Burley Tobacco Society
London
Asquith
Great Britain
House of Lords
Viscount Moreley
Lords
House of Commons
David Lloyd George
Take Another Shot at Marriage Game in Marysville
Edward Fairlamb and Mrs Rosette Murphy both aged 56 wed in Marysville Ohio today. This is the fourth marriage for the bride and the third for the groom.
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Marysville
Edward Fairlamb
Rosette Murphy
Kidnappers Return Child And Are Later Arrested
Angelo Mareno, abducted by Black Hand men last Saturday, was found by police at Sedgewick and Oak streets near his father’s home at 10 pm. Seven men and two women were arrested after the boy's return, with ringleaders among the Mareno relatives jailed. The boy wore new clothes and played with a ball as detectives trailed him toward home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Angelo Mareno
Sedgewick
Oak Streets
Chicago Avenue
Revere
Mareno
Maréno
Antonio Mareno
Auto Hit By Fast Train Kills Three In Bluff City
A Vandalia, Illinois, man A C Walker and his two children aged six and seven were killed when a Vandalian road train struck their automobile at Bluff City this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
A. C. Walker
Worker badly scalded in Middletown pit hose incident
Special Dispatch reports Luther Moore, 26, of Franklin, was badly scalded at the Gardner-Harvey Paper plant in Middletown Ohio when a fellow employee turned a six inch hose of boiling water on him while he stood in the pit. Doctors fought to save him but his condition was described as fatally critical.
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Comm Tribune
Middletown
Luther Moore
Franklin
Gardner-Harvey
House of Commons Votes Pay for Its Members
In London on August 10 the resolution to pay members of the House of Commons $2,000 annually passed by a vote of 256 to 459.
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House OF Commons
London
Deadlock May Be Broken At Next Session
Washington Aug 0 The full conference committee of the wool and free list bills met to bridge a 2½ per cent gap on raw wool. Sen La Follette and Rep Underwood pushed concessions toward a full report while congress adjourned. Underwood seeks a senate retreat on the first bill and La Follette aims to attach a vote on the house cotton bill, tying progress to broader duties on steel rubber and sugar.
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Washington
LaFollettee
Underwood
Inderwood
Mr. LaFollettee
Senate
Canada
House ‘Ways
Means
LaFollette
Taft Invited to Homecoming and National Engagements
President Taft received an invitation from Cincinnati’s Harry R. Probasco to attend the Fernbank dam dedication homecoming September 4 to 9. Sixteen more invitations arrived as Taft’s wide popularity grows. none accepted yet. Notable requests include the Taft–Whitney family reunion in Tr iangle New York and the Mississippi Good Roads Congress in Jackson Mississippi. Evansionville and Maryland boards request visits if possible while state conventions conflict. Telegrams from Evansville poured into the White House today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Probasco
Cincinnati
Fernbank Dam
Taft
White House
R. B. Whitney
Chenango Forks
N. Y
Taft-Whitney
Grange Hall
Triangle
Broome County
Albert T. Wilbeck
Mississippi Good Roads Association
Granada
Miss
Jackson
Lewis
Maryland
Frederick
Associated Boards of Trade of Maryland
Evansville
Ind
Indiana Federation of Labor
Evans- Ville
No Trace of Wife Who Strangely Disappeared
Searching parties combed woods near Decatur Georgia for Mrs. E S Bishop missing for two weeks since her husband’s arrest. No trace found by day’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Decatur
E. S. Bishop
Roosevelt Defends Alaska Policy Across Elimination Debate
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt voices opposition to blanket precedent in Alaska land eliminations while defending his administration's approach to guiding development for public benefit. He cites Cunningham affidavit details and warns against monopolies tied to Guggenheim syndicate in Eyak Valdez Arm cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Alaska
Roosevelt
Cortroller Bay
Eyak
Valdez
Guggenheim Syndicate
Finney Felt Strong Omen of Impending Evil
London reports a Carlton hotel blaze injured guests as salvage crews saved belongings. American actor Jameson Lee Finney died in the fire and was cremated after an inquest. Finney had feared ill fortune and urged actress Ada Dwyer to arrange his burial and body disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney
London
Carlton Hotel
Jameson Lee Finney
Mr. Finney
United States
Ada Dwyer
New York
Miss Dwyer
America
President Taft Heads to Beverly for Weekend Rest
President Taft leaves Washington for Beverly to spend the weekend at the Taft cottage. He plans golf and quiet rest, travels with a congressional delegation en route to Senator Frye of Maine's funeral in Lewiston. He will return to Washington Monday morning.
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Washington
Congress
Taft
Waashington
Beverly
North Shore
Taft Cottage
William Frye
Maine
Lewiston
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