Dove of Peace Lost in War Clouds of Mexico
Juarez, Mexico, May 15. A mangled dove of peace lies at the center of reports on the Mexican conflict. Provisional President Madero and advisers move toward renewed repression while rebel forces in Juarez swell to about 2,500 well armed men. American mining men report Rabago’s federals retreating toward Chihuahua city. Insurgents prepare to push south to retake Juarez as peace talks move slowly, with Carbajal granted plenary powers to sign a potential peace accord.
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Juarez
Mexico
Viljoen
Madero
Mexico City
Chihuahua
Rabago
Figuéroa
D. B. Gilles
Chihuahua City
Pascual Orozco
Ahumada
United States
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Judge Carbajal
Francisco Madero, Sr
Rafael Hernandez
Senor Carbajal
Senor Madero
Senor Carbaja
iInsurrectos
Supreme Court declares Standard Oil a restraint of trade monopoly
The U S Supreme Court ruled Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and nineteen subsidiaries a conspiracy in restraint of trade and monopolizing interstate commerce under the Sherman act. Dissolution must occur within six months as the court ordered. other firms face action based on merits.
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Washington
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Supreme Court of the United States
Wickersham
Frank B. Kellogg
Standard Oil
Capitol
Tobacco Corporation
Supreme Court
Standards Oil Decision Draws City to Court
Cincinnati reacts to the US Supreme Court ruling dissolving Standard Oil and applying the rule of reason to restraints of trade. Analysts say the decision may spur rational trust regulation and industrial growth, while some warn of stock market wobble and broader antitrust impact.
Supreme Court frees labor chiefs in contempt case
The U S Supreme Court set aside sentences of Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison for contempt in the Bucks Stove and Range Company dispute ruling civil contempt only a fine could be imposed The court remanded to dismiss the contempt proceedings but left open the possibility of future action by the District of Columbia Supreme Court The decision ends a long battle over boycotts and publication by the American Federation of Labor leaders and its effect on labor rights and free speech
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United States Circuit Court
District of
Missouri
White
Circuit Court of the United States
Standard Oil
Washington
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the United States
Bucks Store and Range Company
Federation
Supreme Court
Lamar
Buck Brove and Range Company
Gompers, Mitchell and Morrison
American Federationist
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
District Court of Appeals
Buck Company
Court of Last Resort
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the District
Bucks Stove and Range Company
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
District Supreme Court
Labor Leaders Welcome Supreme Court Reversal in Gompers Case
Local labor chiefs express relief as the Supreme Court overturns Judge Wright's contempt sentence against Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison. A. F. of L. organizer Frank L. Rist calls the decision just and a vindication of union rights, noting it clarifies legal bounds and urges adherence to the law.
Yount Telephone Regulation Milestone in Ohio House Action
In Columbus on May 1 the Yount telephone regulation bill moved forward as amendments to the general utilities measure were adopted. The senate approved most Yount provisions while the house refused to concur on the utilities bill, keeping the merger option alive for the telephone interests. The session also passed insurance measures and introduced the 1912 general appropriation bill with total funding of 8 415 222.60 alongside specific allocations for agriculture and manufacturing programs.
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General Utilities
Senate
House
Goodread
Finance Committee
State Board of Agriculture
Ohio Central Board of Administration
Columbus
Yount
Langdon
Conference Committee
Ohio
William Duane Fulton
Fulton County
Fulton
Fellinger
Cleveland
Jury Probes Passage of Loan Bills in Franklin County
Franklin county grand jury probes methods used by loan sharks to defeat the Bruce bill and investigates slush funds. Witnesses Meader and Cowen of loan firms testified alongside lobbyist McCartney. Canton brewing interests and a senator inquiry generate further scrutiny over bribery allegations and liquor bills.
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Toledo
John Rommerl
J. F. Weiss
Stark-Tuscarawas Breweries
Canton
Turner
Dean
House
Weiss
Columbus
Alonzo Shetler
Senate
Todd
Witneses
Water quell mob spirit at Grand Rapids riot
In Grand Rapids on May 15 a mob of about 2000 striking furniture workers and sympathizers attacked the Widdicomb Furniture plant. Police sustained injuries as rioters used revolvers clubs stones and missiles. Firefighters and reserves eventually quelled the disturbance after a volley of shots and fire hoses. Several officers and rioters were hurt with some feared to die.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Widdicomb. Furniture Company
Ralph Widdicomb
The
Furniture Company
Baumgarten Held In Cincinnati Case
David L Baumgarten of 22 May Street Cincinnati was arrested in Buffalo on a grand larceny charge. Miss Louise Gross of Cincinnati says he stole a diamond ring worth 100 dollars three weeks ago. Cincinnati asks he be held pending papers. Baumgarten to be arraigned tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
Buffalo
N. Y
David L. Baumgarten
May Street
Cincinnati
Louise Gross
Miss Gross
Baumgarten
Pupils To Look Up The Fly Pest
Covington school children will study dangers of the house fly and begin work to combat it. The project is by the Emergency Association which will distribute pamphlets printed by the Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs. Club women will visit schools to speak and hand out literature, including Miss Susan Smozmis at the High School and several district representatives.
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Covington
Emergency Association
Kentucky Federation of Women’s Clubs
Susan Smmozis
Louise Southgate
Charles Firth
Charles Lambert
W. C. Hamilton
Thomas Stephenson
Scudder
Lincoln-Grant School
Supreme Court Orders Standard Oil Dissolution in Six Months
The high tribunal rules Standard Oil as a monopoly restraining trade and mandates dissolution within six months. The decision is unanimous on core issues. The president will convene the cabinet to review the trust situation and advise on a federal incorporation act.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Harlan
Taft
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Syarlaz T Gareeztee
C. M. Knox
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Dove of
Supreme Bench
Frederick C. Hicks
Department of Political Economy
University of Cincinnati
Fran
Congress
Standard Oil Company
New ‘Jersey
Cera
B. James
Reviews Proceedings
LABOR
Mous Case
Wright
Buck Store
President Gompers
Bruce
Charles EB. Belcher
John A.connor
Edgar B. Kinkead
Belcher
Connor
Kinkead
George B. Nye
Crawford
Kimble
Gu Air
Senate Committee of Ten
Hogan
Hudson
Lovington
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