Aluminum Case Decree Is Entered In Federal Suit
A consent decree in a United States district court ends a civil anti trust suit against the Aluminum Company of America. The decree bans output and price control agreements and prohibits stock or other ties with other manufacturers. It allows modification if substantial competition returns and names several companies and Newark individuals involved. The action was developed by special assistant to the attorney general and U S Attorney from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitiebinet
Udine
Avirinum Trust
United States
Tomes
Rratrail
Abininum Company
Amer
Alterereral Wickersham
Siawa
Emil
Sterna Haw
Stres
Dwiss Or Neuhausen Company
Eucone
General Chemical Company
Ihy Norton Company
Pennsylvania Salt Menuufacturing Company
Gustave’ A Kruttachmitt
James ©. Coleman
Newark
Wr. T. Chantland
Jordan
Pittsburgh
Issue of Bonds for Panama Canal Spent
The Panama Canal bond issue of 1¢, issued less than a year ago, has all proceeds spent. Treasury officials do not anticipate issuing more canal bonds under the present administration. Secretary MacVeagh yesterday disbursed 1,006,000 for construction of one ditch. The amount exhausted bond proceeds and premiums, plus 550,000 drawn from the general treasury. Canal construction and secretarial expenses will be borne by customs and internal revenue receipts in the future. Total 371 million has been spent to finance.
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Washingtones
Treasury
MacVecgh
Areneury
Paneimey
Sircesera
Eagh
Ora
Caic
Gambler Bernard Sentenced After Court Hearing in Closeland
In Closeland Ohio Jane 4 judge Kennedy sentenced Win de Bernard after evidence showed he took 340 dollars from his employer to gamble. Bernard admitted the act and asked for an operation to curb his habit. the judge denied and ordered three years in the state penitentiary. He had requested a lesser penalty or medical aid rather than prison.
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Closeland
Ohio
Jane
Winde
Bernard
Kennedy
Tal Lee
Explosion at Oregon quarry kills three
An Oregon quarry explosion results in three deaths with local authorities investigating the blast. Damaged machinery and scattered debris hinder rescue efforts as officials confirm casualties and outline safety concerns for nearby operations.
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Oregon
Boston Streetcar Strike Sparks Citywide Riots
In Boston and surrounding towns workers of the Street Railway strike disrupt service at dawn. Cars were halted, windows smashed, and conductors assaulted as about 2,000 marchers forced routes. Police arrested multiple perpetrators amid clashes in Tremont Street and Adams Square.
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Boston, Fund &Vielotite
Regine OP A eteiKe
Salathese
Horton Atewaterd
Naswalts
Boston
Hrockdline
Cambridge
Somerville
Everett
Chelsea
Medford
Tremont Street
Wast
Strike
Savers
Reston
Charleston
Fiverett
Chessea
North Carolina Chooses Wilson Supporters At State Convention
Raleigh June 3 After an all night session the North Carolina Democratic convention elected eight delegates at large to the Baltimore convention by a 362 to 396 vote and indorsed Governor Woodrow Wilson. The eight delegates, uninstructed, include Glenn Dowd Justice Curr Mal Bale McLean Bam Teer and Lew Neator with Winston and Gardiner as electors at large. The convention adjourned at 6 39 this morning after battles over the state ticket and a resolution indorsing Wilson.
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Raleigh
N. C
Batelmore
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
George P. Rep
B. RK. Glenn
TC. Dowd
H. L. Justice
Julian S Curr
Mal . J. Bale
A. W. McLean
W. Bam- Teer
Liew
W. Neato Francis D. Winston
Ells Gard
Cowet
Fifth Bomb Is Touched Off In San Francisco
Fratctece, Cal June 7 The fifth bomb exploded Friday night in a garden amid a scene dominated by Tom Corbett brother of actor James J. Corbett The blast disrupted a quiet area and left investigators seeking leads and details about the event.
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San Francisco
Fratctece
Cal
Tom Cortett
James J. Cortett
Corbett
Funeral services for Senator Nixon in Washington
Funeral services for the late Senator Nixon of Neweta were held in Washington. Pallbearers and mourners attended as the body was moved to its final resting place. A committee represented both houses in the somber ceremony.
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Senator Nixon
Washington
Power Wielded by New York Clearing House
Testimony before the House committee details the New York Clearing House as a voluntary, clublike association affecting interstate banking. Witness William Sherer reveals its control over member admissions and the potential restraint on trade, while Untermeyer cites high per cent fees and cross-state implications for banks and merchants. The inquiry focuses on legality under interstate commerce laws and the cost of collecting out of town checks.
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New York
Country
Samuel
Storer
New York Charing Horse
Manstrouse
Tcsthmany
Eleness
Peter
Sherer
United States
Unter
Bherer
A Uitakessafer
Agai
Untermeyer
Boston
Banka
Mr. Sherer
X Wk
Iiny Institution
Uxsactarion
Mir
James G Carace
Teo
Bufaly
Nef
Charjing House
Eines Men
Expedition of 5000 Troops to Cuba Reported
Washington reported preparatory orders for dispatching about five thousand troops to Cuba. Four transports at Newport News ordered commissioned and provisioned while army posts were told to hold units in readiness. troops to be drawn from Plattsburgh Warricks New York Porters Niagara Governors Island and Forts McPherson and Oglethorpe. The move aims to restore order in Cuba without political interference.
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Washington
Cuba
Newport News
Piartsarmecks
Porter
Niagara
Iland
McPherson
Ogtethorpe
War Department
Plattsourt Warricks
Portday
Fort Ogte
Port Db
A. Russell
Wromins
Berger Charges Judge Hanford in Impeachment Bid
Wisconsin socialist Representative Berger launched impeachment proceedings against Federal Judge Hanford of Seattle alleging high crimes and misconduct. He accuses Hanford of corrupt and wanneful decisions and of being a habit drunkard, calling for the judiciary committee to investigate the Department of Justice and Hanford's rulings impacting Leonard Olstein's citizenship.
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Washington
Berger
Socialist
Wisconsin
Hanford
Seattle
Wash
Leonard Olston
Jure Committee
Department of Justice
Oliseo
Jurge Hanford
Mr. Berger
Judiciary Committee
Campaign of violence in war on high prices
New York reporters describe a Brooklyn protest where mobs attacked meal shops to protest high prices. Rioters smashed a shop door as housewives shouted and a tense scene erupted over meat and tampering claims amid calls to lower prices.
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New York
Nemvslag
Gompers Mention Sparks Darrow Trial Fight
In Los Angeles on June 5 the Clarence Darrow bribery trial heated as each side accused the other of injecting Samuel Gomper s name the AFL president into proceedings. District Attorney Fredericks claimed the tactic aimed to obscure the guilt or innocence of the defendant while the defense rebutted. Franklin testimony resumed after a late redirect examination.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence Darrow
Samuel Gomger
American Federation of Labor
Franklin
French West Indies
Widow clears $15,000 in Kansas farm deal
A Kansas widow recoups $15,000 from a farm investment. Details describe a $5,000 payment and a mortgaged property as part of the transaction. Critics question the deal's terms while the widow maintains she acted prudently.
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Kansas
Girl 14 Mighty Runs Mile to Save a Train
A 14 year old girl named Janet Mise Jane 7 raced along the rails near Rossagur to warn the approaching freight train. Under dark conditions she and others intervened as a collision seemed imminent, halting the train before a tragic crash occurred.
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Mightie
Thaw Transfer Hearing and Jail Move Planned
reports outline a court ordered transfer of Harry K. Thaw from an asylum to jail. Thaw is to be kept at a poll sunset facility with a June 2 hearing and custody to follow. The move is tied to an ongoing criminal proceeding. Several references to related organized groups and a factory bombing are noted in fragments.
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Ifars
Eavhim
Crurt
Evek Wren
Ie Behire
Fort Atunition Factory
Sewetad
Vienne
Aes Kop
Wilson forces win first Duluth move
Reporting from the 1912 caucus scene, Wilson supporters push to secure delegates in Minnesota and New Jersey aiming to block Bryan aligned rivals. The Bryan faction vows to contest unit rule while delegates from several districts and states convene.
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Wilson
Duluth
Waiters Strike Expands Across New York Hotels
June 7 report says waiters strike spreads beyond New York hotels with electricians and firemen joining walks out. Hotel Netherlands shows first success as 16 engine room workers march to Carnegie Hall, while suburbia reports two hundred patrons left dining as hotels close dining rooms for the night.
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New York
Hotel Netherlands
Carnegie
Mincola
Kranz Cork Leg Case Opens In Marriage Suit
New York June 7 affidavits show Isadore Braxs is sued by Gerord Mra Moilie Kranz for separation claiming he gave her husband $2300 to marry him after he withdrew funds from a sari bank by telling her She was signing a cone Kranz also seeks money from the city court and an alimony award of $81 in the case filed by Mrs Kranz
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New York
Supreme Court
Gerord Mra
Moilie Kranz
Isadore Braxs
Hiso
Areric
Salis
Iowa bankers favor currency revision
Cedar Rapids June 7 The state bankers convention endorses the Nations' Citizens' Alliance plan for a currency revision. Supports separation of banking from the auditor of state's department and creation of a new department. Urges lawmakers to allow banks to loan on property in adjoining states. A five member committee was appointed to coordinate with the author and group.
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Cedar Rapids
Bederseé
Citizens’ Alliance
Department of the Auditor of State
General Assembly
Bede
Minnesota
Agricult
Josepa Clamp
Minthenpells
Ters
Amd Girta
Dex Moshes
Rock Rapid
Prema
Vetter
Dave Super
KR Hannan
Council
Father Inlaw
Titanic Loss Lesson Doint Alter His Views
A garbled report recalls the Titanic disaster and its impact on public figures. It mentions the steamer wreck, claims about the crew and passengers, and reactions from authorities or commentators, though many details are unclear in the text.
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Diont
German Naval Heads Visit at Annapolis
German naval officers, including Vice Admiral von Reuber Puechgeitz and captains from Bremen and Bretti, arrived at Annapolis for a reunion of Old grads and a naval display. President Taft planned to present diplomas to graduates the following day amid Washington state functions honoring the German fleet visit.
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Annapolis
Annagens
June v
Naval Academy
Haeip
Lon Roux
Gibsons
Taft
Cerman
White House
Washington
Bremen
Bretti
Old Point Comfort
United States
Atlantic
Tait
White Hose
American
Eurlg
von Reuber Puechgeitz
von Maan
Bolte
von Brosigk
Stectin
Setbohm
State Department
Knox
Navy Department
George von Werke Merer
Count Berzstert
Wabhingtag Society
Aboz
Berger Seeks Impeachment of Judge Hanford
Washington reports Representative Berger of Wisconsin plans impeachment proceedings against United States District Judge Halford. He cites a reopened case involving Leonard Oleon of Statte and accuses Judge Hanford of withholding action. Berger says he will present a privileged resolution to the House and take the matter to the Senate at a later session.
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Washington
Wickershant
Leonard Oleon
Statte
Representative Berger
Wezconsin
Orgine
United States
Sudzer Hanford
Berger
House
Halford
Higher rates proposed on excessive baggage plan
Washington agencies consider raising charges on excess baggage as most carriers face a suspension by the Interstate Commerce Commission for 72 days. The proposed rules set per inch over standard weight and extend the excess weight surcharge beyond July 1, with penalties for violations and adjustments to the fare structure.
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Washington
Theodora Keck and Edward Doven Drown
The report notes Theodora Keck and Edward Doven drowned in a river incident near Quincy. Witnesses described a boating mishap with strong currents and a failed attempt to assist, while investigators began collecting statements and noting involved vessels and locations.
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Theodora Keck and
Edward Doven
Gomez increases order for rifles in Cuba crisis
Warshington reports President Gomes in Gomar’s name asks for foreign aid and mobilizes a volunteer guard to protect property as Cuban insurgents threaten. US marines and Atlantic fleet ships are dispatched, with about 1,500 Marines ready and 1,000 more in reserve to respond within days.
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Warshigton
Gomar
United States
Americas
Banyore
Teddy
Giatttahame
Cuba
Minnesota
Missouri
Missisippi
Ohio
Atlantic Fleet
Key West
Miny Usher
Ceetetany
Prairie
Guess
Atlante Paser Ae Nd
Onterhaus
Washington
Cubs
Ste
Lanteagudo
Hasaca
Gomes
Frank
Val Station
Wet
Tnotion
Crited Sous Charines
Kline
Fire Causes $150,000 Damage at Local Store
Reported blaze yields estimated 150000 dollars in damage at a local shop. Details unclear due to garbled text. Fire department responding. investigators to determine cause and trace any contributing factors. Names and specific locations not discernible from the fragment.
Continuing Offers in Aiawien Case Veiled by Text
fragmented OCR reads as continuing offers in the Aiawien matter, with unclear wording about a conviction, wife, desertion, and operations. The readable portions mention an appeal or other words but lack concrete facts or names to confirm details.
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Panama Canal
McVeagh
Bernhard
Jaume
Otters
Harting
Budden
Cleverel
North Carolina
Funere
Grorgr Xhron
Xeweta
Rome
NEW York Clearing House
General Military Staff
UNGE
Sias
Samuel Gompers
Darrow
Abie Kor
Rotael
Geerepe
Janet
Mise
Mixx
Hiestwe Bers
Rossagur
Crante
Mom & Chicago
Ant
Rossarr
Harry K. Thaw
LE K. Thaw
John M. Freemat
Otivia
Saath
Minny
Oridus
Wilon
Witsor
Hist
Bryan
W. H. Williams
Chirk
Ot Wilson
W. J. Arya
S¢Mires
Eerdrsmitt Et
Kranz
Gost
Iowa
Department of Banking
Nim Nuroecke
Opten
Bart
Ts Hone
Lredem
Erick
Lars
Surist
Is Charge
Eduard
Gomez
Guba
Kobalt
Caraem
Gillies
Bokalt
Carey
Combioni
Aiawien
Ivew Sietives
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