Sherman Law Held Unsafe in Strict Use
Boston Aug 30 William B Hornblower of New York argues at the American Bar association meeting that the Sherman antitrust law is not literally applicable and should be read for its reasonable meaning to avoid chaos in business. He opposes broad criminal penalties and favors targeted enforcement while criticizing a federal price regulation commission proposal. Former Justice Brown condemns judicial recall as dangerous and cautions against direct popular control of judges. The session limits on the third degree in criminal investigations and votes to possibly raise federal judges' salaries.
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Boenal Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Boston
Mass
William B. Hornblower
New York
American Bar Association
Hornblower
Supreme Court
Brown
Justice Brown
Association
Congress
John L. Shearer
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Denver
Ladies’ Auxiliary
N. D. Beach
B. J. Ostenkamp
Lester Fisk
Emma Benscik
Alma Eichhorn
Katharine Quaing
E. E. Davis
Norwich
N. Y
William Donald
Mitchell
R. D. Smith
John L. Miller
Quincy
L. M. Wilcox
Springfield
A. H. Luckenbill
Middletown
J. J. Nelbach
Utica
George A. Douglas
Cincinnati
Grand Hotel
Sandy Hook
Army
Signal Corps
Ordnance Department
College Park
Proving Grounds
Ordnance
William Crozier
Taft Accepts Invitation to Address American Bar Association
President Taft accepted an invitation to address the American Bar Association in Boston now in session. He plans to motor from Beverly to Boston and back to Parammatta for luncheon after delivering the address. A letter from R B Hollins Co urging action to fund unpaid Southern state bonds was referred to the Treasury Department in Washington.
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American Bar Association
Boston
Taft
Parrametta
R. B. Hollins & Co
New York
Treasury Department
Washington
American Art Connoisseur Under Foreign Surveillance
New York August 30 Collector Loeb said an American art expert abroad is under surveillance by foreign agents cooperating with the French government in the Mona Lisa case. The famed Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece valued at five million dollars disappeared from the Louvre in Paris ten days ago.
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New York
Loeb
Europe
United States
Conment
Leonardo de Vinci
Louvre
Paris
Woman Sues Wright Company for 25000 Damages Over Airplane Injury
Mary Lynch of Delavan Wisconsin filed a $25,000 damages suit in New York claiming permanent injuries from an aeroplane accident on September 18 1910 in Milwaukee. She says the plane was flown by the late Archie Hoxley and argues the crash could have been foreseen and prevented.
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Mary Lynch
Delavan
Wis
Wright Company
Archie Hoxley
Milwaukee
Suffering of well known man ends in Campbell county
Circuit Court Clerk John E. Waterhouse a leading Campbell county official died after a lingering illness at Speers hospital. A 38 year old Newport native and Republican leader, he served as secretary of the Board of Education and later Campbell circuit court clerk. He was a Mason and member of Robert Burns lodge Eureka lodge K of P. The body lies at his mother’s Newport home.
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Campbell Circuit Court
Speers Hospital
Campbell County
Mr. Waterhouse
Waterhouse
Kentucky
Newport
Board of Education
Campbell Circuit
New Binfrein
Hbosician
Robert Burns Lodge
Eureka Lodge
K. of P
York Street
Railroads in Ohio See Valuations Jump 350 Percent
Final valuations of steam railroads in Ohio total $573,234,249 in taxable property, up from $166,469,599 last year. The increase of $406,764,650 reflects a 350 percent rise after tax commission revisions. Nine roads are not yet included, with reviews pending for Cincinnati Short Line and others under New York Central control.
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Belt Line
New York Central
Cincinnati Terminal
Cincinnati & Milford
Covington & Cincinnati Elevated
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ohio
New York Central System
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
National Retail Monument Dealers Hold First Executive Meeting
More than 200 delegates gathered at Music Hall for the association's inaugural executive committee meeting in Cincinnati. President E A McColly opened the session with remarks echoed by acting Mayor John Galvin.
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Music Hall
National Retail
E. A. McColly
John Galvin
Galvin
Cincinnati
T. R. Stewart
Mannington
W. Va
National Retail Monument Dealers’ Association
Red Line Map Leads to Payne Counterfeiting Ring Arrest
Memphis arrest ends a five year chase for John F Payne and his wife tied to a silver dollar fake operation. Secret Service traced Nye led campaign from Paducah to Memphis, locating an isolated farmhouse eight miles from the city. Also reports a new six pounder gun developed to defend against airships with explosive and tracer projectiles at Rock Island arsenal and Sandy Hook tests.
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Memphis
Secret Service
John F. Payne
Payne
W. H. Moran
Bill” Nye
Paducah
Nye
Moran
United States Army
Rock Island (S
Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
Army
Navy
Uncle Sam to Have Largest War Vessels
Washington August 30 The two new battleships authorized by the last naval act probably will be of 28 500 tons displacement or the biggest war vessels in the world The largest ships so far designed for the American navy are the New York and the Texas.
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Washington
New York
Texas
Bridge Collapse Kills Fifteen Workers in Swiss Gorge
In Brui Bruil near Saint Moritz the railroad bridge under construction collapsed last night. The disaster sent thirty workers into the gorge. fifteen were found dead and the other fifteen likely fatally injured.
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Saint Moritz
Switzerland
Bruil
Upper
Engadin
Alleged Trust Will Not Make a Fight
Lawyers for the Southern Wholesale Grocers association concede to the Justice Department demands in the Sherman act case. A decree dissolving the combination is being prepared as grocers submit to most government requirements in the suit.
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Washington
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Department of Justice
Astor Bride Settlement Signed in Newport
John Jacob Astor and Miss Madeline Force signed the marriage settlement during a visit to Newport. The document lists Colonel Astor Miss Force Louis Cass Ledyard and William H Force as witnesses with Ledyard present. The settlement amount remains undisclosed and a wedding announcement is expected soon.
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Newport
R. L
John Jacob Astor
Madeline Force
Colonel Astor
Louis Cass Ledyard
New York
Miss Force
Ledyard
William H. Force
Gorman Narrowly Tops Lee in Maryland Democratic Primary
Unofficial returns from Maryland Democratic primaries show State Senator Arthur Pue Gorman leading Blair Lee for the gubernatorial nomination by a single vote in the state convention. Gorman appears to hold 6 votes to Lee's 64, with population declines reducing Lee's tally in two counties.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Arthur Pue Gorman
Blair Lee
Gorman
Lee
France Called Upon to Stick by Algeciras
Members of the Pan German Union held a mass meeting and adopted a resolution demanding France recognize the Algeciras act or Germany obtain similar rights in West Morocco. The Lokal Anzeiger criticizes Britain and argues Germany never sought a Morocco footing, noting lengthy talks if Cambon proposals are accepted.
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Pan-German Union
France
Algeciras
Germany
Morocco
Lokal
Anzieger
Great Britain
M. Cambon
Belgium Strengthens Frontier Defenses Amid War Clouds
A Belgian military council met at Lt Gen Hellebausts villa to discuss neutrality measures in case of a France Germany war. Frontiers near France and Germany show heavy activity with shells, rifle ammo, and extra artillery en route to reinforce posts.
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Liege
Belgium
France
Germany
Hellebaut
Great Britain
Belgium News Brief on Army Reinforcements and Tensions
Sixty field guns twelve Hotchkiss guns and five carloads of ammunition arrived at Namur from Antwerp as Belgium strengthens eastern garrisons. Rumors of possible Franco German war loom as Adolphe Messimy warns Belgium on frontier defenses.
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Belgium
Namur
Antwerp
France
Germany
Adolphe Messimy
Hopeless Deadlock Over Bernard for Cincinnati Board
The Ohio state board of appraisers and assessors remained split after ten ballots on the Democrat candidate to succeed Edward G. Schriefer as Cincinnati board of review member. The four members yielded one vote for a different candidate each ballot, with Fullington backing Schriefer, Graves for Bernard on most ballots, Hogan leaning to McCarty, and Creamer supporting Smedes. A next vote was not planned, adjourning sine die, with a possible revival next week.
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Cincinnati Board of Review
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Hogan
Fullington
Creamer
J. M. Smedes
John Weld Peck
Cincinnati Democracy
Schriefer
Bernard
T. H. Kelly
Peter J. McCarty
Harmon
Hamilton County
Democratic Central Committee
Smedes
Finley-Garber-O'’Dwyer
John Harper
Arthur Espy
Bernard supporters vow tough primary fight let no one steal a match
Bernard's backers remained confident after yesterday's balloting. They reported he has two votes to one for the other candidates and vowed to press the fight in the upcoming primaries, insisting they will not be outmatched when returns come in.
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Bernard
Man crushed by own car in Springfield tragedy
Motorman Rudolph Yoder of the street railway died after leaving his car running and placing a wheel on the trolley. He was caught between two cars and crushed while attempting the maneuver. He died at the city hospital early today.
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Springfield
Rudolph Yoder
Street Railway
City Hospital
Orphans' Home Probable Near Grand Castle Meet
Canton Ohio August 30 Delegates of the Grand Castle Knights and Ladies of the Golden Eagle say a home for orphans of members will be founded with Springfield likely chosen as the site. Officers election and next meeting place will be decided late Wednesday or Thursday.
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Grand Castle of Knights and Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Grand Castle
Springfield
Whitney Addresses Ontario Premier Warns of Annexation Dreams
Mount Forest Ontario Aug 30 Sir James Whitney premier of Ontario delivered a stirring address accusing President Taft and supporters in the United States of plotting to annex Canada and dissolve the British empire by reciprocity deals. He claimed Taft envisioned Canada joining the North American republic.
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Mount Forest
Ontario
Taft
Canada
James Whitney
United States
James
Beattie Trial Sees Defense Evidence On Bearded Gunman
In Chesterfield Va a defense witness testifies a bearded man with a shotgun was seen near the Midlothian turnpike hours before the murder of Henry Clay Beattie Jr’s wife. Other witnesses corroborate or challenge the slain woman’s screams and the gun’s ejection from a car as trial proceeds.
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Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
Beattie
W. R. Holland
Midlothian Turnpike
Holland
Eugene Henshaw
Midlothian
Owen
Commonwealth
Watson
Sam Talley
Talley
William Pemberton
Pemberton
Wendenburg
Mr. Wendenburg
Bon Air
Heavy fighting in Persia near Teheran towns
Teheran August 30 heavy fighting raged at Firuzkuh Demavend and Savadkuh north east of the capital. Ex shah Mohammed Ali Mirza forces stormed Firuzkuh and were repulsed next day with casualties and losses. Bakhtiari tribesmen helped, a large force arrived in Teheran, and a 10 Kladajevens contingent was defeated near Demavend. Prisoners were taken.
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Persia
Firuzkuh
Demavend
Savadkuh
Mohammed Ali Mirza
Ishahan
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