Supreme Court negates coal sale ruling after antitrust breach
Justice Lamars decision voids a 1909 Delaware coal sale by Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal Co. The court finds violations of both the commodities act and Sherman act, orders injunctions preventing transport of coal, and directs government enforcement actions. The lengthy case ties to railroads, corporate powers, and antitrust concerns in a contested energy market.
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Clemency for Frank Commutation Details Given
Governor outlines full reasons for commuting Frank’s murder sentence at Milledgeville prison farm. Public reaction includes protests in Atlanta and calls to close saloons. Hanged in effigy phrase used for former mayor, with state politics under scrutiny. Governor states he may seek obscurity but prefers labor over bearing the blood on his hands.
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Rushing War Munitions to Russia Amid Rail Shortage
Reports from Vladivostok indicate vast munitions shipments for Russia’s front are arriving at the seaport in great quantities, flooding rail lines through Siberia and forcing reliance on sea transport.
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United States
World War News Recap Packed With Battles and Losses
A chaotic roundup reports enormous Russian casualties since May, Austro German losses, and millions in combined deaths. British and German actions near Gallipoli, Lemberg, and Arras intensify fighting. French and British forces claim defeats but ongoing clashes continue with heavy shelling and shifts in control across Europe and the Adriatic.
Giant battleship Arizona and world events in a tumultuous day
A wide swath of news items are recapped from a day of unrest and milestones. The Arizona, the world’s largest battleship, is noted alongside naval launches in New York. Major strikes in Chicago end after talks with officials and a civic committee. Courts in Albany uphold a mental health ruling. A series of violent incidents, political moves, and notable deaths across the United States are summarized, including tornadoes, scuffles, and public health actions.
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New York Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Washington Faces Vital Diplomatic Moves and Domestic Tax Talk
Washington sources report Ambassador von Bernstorf vouched for Dr Meier-Gerhard of the German colonial office as the envoy with safe passage, while President Wilson and Manuel Bonilla signaled optimism for a peaceful Mexico settlement. Wilson also named Charlie Williams as Panama Canal Zone district attorney, as tax returns projections near $82,000.
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Willy
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Mexico
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Panama Canal Zone
Iowa State News Highlights Sparse Moustatine Trials
Mayor and police officials of Moustatine faced removal threats over issues at the Excelsior hose house amid a court proceeding. A raid uncovered 200 gallons of beer. other items include a Rockwell banker judgment, new incorporations in Howard and Clayton counties, and local crimes from Unionville to Ames.
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Canary
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Marty
New Iowa Document Editor Appointed by Governor Clarke
Governor Clarke named Gra Williams as Iowa's document editor, a two year term starting July 4. The role creates a central bureau to condense and supervise printing and distribution of all state reports, replacing the former printing and binding office under the secretary of state. Williams accepted the post after pressure from officials and legislators.
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