Steel firms vow no price cuts despite market pressure
About 95 percent of U S steel makers met in New York and agreed to keep steel quotations steady. Leaders including Judge Gary and W E Corey said price maintenance benefits the industry, amid reports some small dealers have cut prices. They noted some demand in bookings and a possible near term rise, with broad cooperation among producers.
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New York
E. H. Gary
W. E. Corey
United States 8 Corporation
John A. Topping
Republic Iron‘and Stee
Willis T. King
Jones & Laughlin Company
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporations
A. S. Clark
Lackawanna Steel Company
Alexis W. Pson
Inland Steepany
Wallace H.rowe
Pittsburg Steel Company
American Iron and Steel Institute
Gary
Institute
Makters
United States Steel Corporation
Lea
America
Jhours
S’nce
Waiting for Favorable Time For Capital Location Bill
Oklahoma City November 30. With the capital location bill in house and senate committees it is not expected to be brought forward until leaders believe passage is assured. The house passed a bill giving the supreme court exclusive jurisdiction in the removal or attempted removal of any state institution, including the capital removal case, with the emergency clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
House
Senate
Thee Supreme Court
Families of Fire Ridden Town In Dire Distress
The village of New Haven, Illinois, seven miles from Mount Vernon, was nearly destroyed by fire today leaving many families hard pressed for shelter as buckets brigades struggled. The loss is $75,000.
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Mount Vernon
Ind
New Haven
Portuguese Forces at Macao Revolt Over Nuns and Pay
The Portuguese garrison and naval force in Macao have revolted demanding expulsion of the nuns and higher pay. The government house is threatened with a gun trained on it as foreign consuls seek to protect their citizens and property amid rising anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Macao
American Fleet Caught in Storm Off Cherbourg
Fierce gale along the coast forces the second division of the U S Atlantic fleet to stand offshore under pressure. An American picket boat sunk with seven sailors reported missing. A launch from the battleship Louisiana rescued the crew of a launch from the French cruiser Dupleix swamped by heavy seas. Many sailors ashore unable to return to their ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherbourg
United States Atlantic Fleet
Louisiana
Dupleix
Lawson's financier aide commits suicide in Boston
Boston November 30 John D Donahoe of Lynn a confidential clerk in the employ of financier Thomas W Lawson killed himself by leaping in front of an elevated train. The motive remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John D. Donahoe
Lynn
Thomas W. Lawson
Strode Defeats Dunlap by Narrow Margin in Dairy Seat
Official returns show S. E. Strode, Democrat, edging incumbent R. W. Dunlap for state dairy and food commissioner by 8,940 votes. Other ticket splits follow with Miller over Zeller for school commissioner and Kean over McNutt for clerk of the supreme court, amid a Republican plurality in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Watkins
Board of Public Works
J. A. States
R. W. Archer
D. 8S
Creamer
E. Strode
R. W. Dunlap
Jerry Allen
Strode
Frank W. Miller
John W. Zeller
Harry Hager
Miller
Board of Public
Leeks
J. J. States
G .Watkins
I Es A . Soscialist, 62,356, Te’s Pl Lity
Supreme ‘Court
Te ‘Kean
John
McNutt
William Thornton
McKean
Supreme Court
James G. Johnson
M. H. Donahue
Augustus N. Summers
William B. Crew
J. G. Madden
William G. Williams
Sunday ball urged by Ohio pastor at Social Service meeting
At Chicago meeting of the Methodist Federation for Social Service Dr Edward A Peterson Mildred Chadsey of Cleveland and C O Judkins of Christchurch N Y urged adoption of public dance halls Sunday baseball moving pictures pool billiards and cards for recreation on Sundays The Rev Peterson argued laws against Sunday work are bad but he opposed professional baseball seeing it as a gamble and idle spectator activity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Federation For Social Service
Edward A. Peterson
Mildred Chadsey
Cleveland
C. O. Judkins
Christchurch
Glens Falls
N. Y
Peterson
Italian Bark Penny Believed Lost Off South Atlantic
The Italian bark Penny sailed from Pensacola on June 24 with a lumber cargo for Concepcion Uruguay and has been feared lost. No word has reached port, and no vessel has reported contact with her during the 186 days at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Penny
Concepcion
Uruguay
High Cost of Living Forces Man To Pawn His Coffin
Atlanta, November 30. M. L. Brennan faced the high cost of living by pawning his own coffin. He had bought it as a bargain for personal use but later needed cash and, lacking other items to hawk, had the coffin moved to a pawnshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
M. L. Brennan
Brennan
Hawk
Kites Collapse Sends Man Plunging in Kansas City
Samuel F. Perkins rose about 150 feet in a gale when the bracing of the large kite failed. Smaller kites provided a parachute effect, breaking the fall to within 25 feet of the earth. Perkins escaped serious injury and is noted as a balloonist exploring kite use as military accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Samuel F. Perkins
Perkins
Beam Denies Merger Story as Presidents Head East
Beam of the Ohio Independent Telephone association denied a plan to merge Bell with Morgan controlled and other independents in Ohio Indiana and Michigan. He said no such merger plan is known and noted independent interests may oppose the Elson bill. Franklin A. Davis and Charles A Otis of Morgan owned companies left for New York amid uncertain significance of their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elson
Frank A. Davis
United States Telephone Company
Charles A. Otis
Cuyahoga Telephone Company
New York
Morgan
G. R. Johnston
United States Company
Harry M. Daugherty
Diaz to Take Oath for the Eighth Time in Mexico
Mexico City reports General Diaz will take the oath of office for an eighth time in a simple ceremony in the congress hall. Ramon Corral will be sworn in as vice president. The event follows disturbances and will be noted without festive celebrations.
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Diaz
Mexico City
General Diaz
Mexico
Hall of Congress
Miies
Chamber of Deputies
Ramon Corral
National Palace
Torreon
Corral
Gomez Palacio
Iday
Madero
Reyes Seen Beside Corral for Mexican Presidency
El Paso dispatch notes rumored appointment of General Bernardo Reyes to take Mexico’s reins in months. Vice President Corral is gravely ill and may seek European treatment. Finance Minister Limantour expected to resign after returning from Europe due to tensions with Reyes.
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Corral
EL Paso
Tex
el Paso Herald
México City
Bernardo Reyes Iy
Rontenk
Mexico
Jenear Tesenee Ae
Praca
Europe
Limantour
Reyes
Negro Holds Up Train Then Is Shot By Watchman
Memphis dispatch reports Jack Thomas a negro from Blytheville Arkansas attempted a robbery aboard the St Louis Memphis Limited west of Memphis. Railroad watchman A B Walton shot Thomas twice more after he fired, killing him. one other man was wounded. The train resumed after a coroner's inquest cleared Walton.
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Memphis
Tenn
Jack Thomas
Blytheville
Ark
St. Louis
Walton
Thomas
Segta
Saloon Keeper Wins Damages Against Police Chief in Columbus
In Columbus an election year dash he sues for $10,000 claiming Chief Charles Carter and officers broke into his saloon, damaged furniture, and violated Sunday open law. A jury awarded $1,300 and later $1,800 in damages to Macklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Na Macklin
Charles Carter
Macklin
Carter
Christmas presé units urged for early December
A call to buy presé units early in the day and early in December highlights a gift to workers behind the counters and on delivery wagons, aiming to ease holiday strain and improve service.
Three Delegates Caught by Camera at Day Speakers
Photographers captured three delegates at the day’s speakers event. The scene showed Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey, Harman of Ohio, and Plasted of Maine among attendees.
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Woodrow “Wilson
New: Jersey
Governors Debate Nationalism and Power at Conference
At the Louisville meeting governors from multiple states debated regional and national approaches to conservation and laws. Governor Norris of Montana condemned nationalist ideas while Missouri's Hadly spoke on employers liability and workmen’s compensation. An executive session proposed governors gain more legislative power with representative in each house. The next conference will be in Spring Lake, New Jersey, in September 1911.
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Louisville
Frankfort
Josie
Alberts
Norris
Montana
Northwest
Herbert S. Hadly
Missouri
Pendennis Club
Gamaliel Bradford
Boston
Bradford
Legisature
Niger
Spring Lake
N. J
Widening Car Tracks On Reading Road Prompt Action
Public indignation drives Cincinnati Traction to widen Reading road car lines after safety signals failed. Workers tear up old track and lay temporary rails far enough apart to prevent collisions as north and south bound cars cannot pass. Contractor August Henkel and the traction company push paving and shifting work 240 feet south of Crescent avenue amid busy scenes.
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Cincinnati Traction Company
Reading
Crescent Avenue
August Henkel
Traction Company
Reading Road
Bison Avenue
Traction. Company
Mammoth Retail Store Plans for Fifth Street Site
A major national mercantile firm with 80 outlets nationwide will build a large retail store on the north side of Fifth Street between Vine and Race. Demolition of old buildings will begin next February to make room for the project valued around $1,000,000 with leases ending in February. Several tenants including Eichler Bros and Schott Company will relocate as moving picture houses eyed the block. The deal is described as the largest real estate transaction in years related to the Columbia theater acquisition.
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Fifth Street
Vine
Race Streets
Moving Picture Houses
Eichler, Bros., Schott Company
Kline,Bros
Columbia Theater
Ty Roker
M.garden
R. Str
Ohio Solons Arrive as Congress Opens Plans for Rivers Bill
A flood of Ohio lawmakers reaches Washington to push early measures. Senator Burton and Representatives Anderson Cassidy Kennedy and Douglas prepare river and harbors bills aimed at the Hudson Delaware Ohio Upper Mississippi and Missouri rivers. Kennedy urges government publication of foreign import costs to guide tariff reform. A proposed 14 million cut in government running expenses and a navy budget of 26 million highlight fiscal moves ahead of the 1911-12 session.
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Commercial Tribune
Munsey Building
Washington
Congress
Ohio
Burton
Anderson
Cassidy
Kennedy
Douglas
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn School of Arts and Sciences
James Kennedy
Youngstown
White House
Hale
Maine
Chasterneth
A Cassidy
Vfa
Nta
Cts
House
Hudson River
Delaware River
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri
Senate
Senator Burton
House Committee
Taft
United States Navy
Meyer
Wetmore will filed for probate in St Louis
The will of Colonel Moses C. Wetmore former Democratic national committeeman is filed for probate Mrs Teresa G Thompson his long time host will receive 450 dollars monthly for life De William J Bryan is remembered with Life and Writings of Thomas Jefferson while Senator W J Stone received a cane given to the former Democratic Leader in 1896 The estate value is not disclosed in probate proceedings
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ST. Louis
Moses C. Wetmore
Teresa G. Thompson
William’ J. Bryan
Thomas Jefferson
W.J. Stone
Jeader
Mary Garden Barred From Salome in Cleveland
Cleveland mayor Baehr announced that Mary Garden will not be allowed to perform in Salome at the local theater following an inquiry about interference with the Strauss opera. The mayor said he would act as Chicago has done in similar cases.
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Cleveland, CO
Mary Garden
Baehr
Chicago
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Duke OF Manchester
London
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Eugene Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Dunlap
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Sam Perkins
Beam
Reyes Mays
Harmon
Plaisted
Edwin L
Norris, Montana
Herbert, Hadley, Missouri
Kentucky
Flags National Conservation
Boston Banker Speaks
Mammoth Retail Store
Solons
WOMAN
Bryan
Colonel Wetmore
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