Corporations Hurt In Letter To Longworth
Washington message from M. Glenn of Chicago secretary of the Minot Manufacturers Association criticizes the Taft campaign’s alleged appeal to corporations to help fund the Republican ticket. He questions fairness and accuses the administration of discriminatory action against business interests while urging defeat of a law.
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J. M. Glenn
Nicholas Longworth
Washington
M. Glenn
Chicago
Minot Manufacturer’ Association
Congremman
Obie
Mr. Longworth
Erith
Association
Glenn Lo
Taft
United States
Republican Nations
Woman Celebrates 100th Birthday in Steelton
Elizabeth Sharon of Steelton marks her 100th birthday yesterday. Surrounded by her daughters Mia and Sharon, she has spent her life in Juniata Valley and has been in good health most years. Her mother lived to 49 and her grandmother to 94.
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Mirriobure
Elizabeth Sharon Yeatertay
Steelton
Ofc
Mia
Sharon Waa
Juniata Val'vy
Weil] Mons Tally Mart
Lyed
Complaint filed against railroad over trunk check demand
A complaint was filed with the state railroad commission against The Pennsylvania Railroad by Harriitrarg J. M. Tate Jr of Pittsburgh. He alleges the company refused to check a trunk from Sewlekiey to 1 trivule on two Seikote thé cont 47, forcing him to buy a through ticket.
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Corsaflaine
Harriitrarg
Hebi
J. M. Tate, Jr
Pitteburk
State Railroad Commission
Pennylvania Railroad
Sewlekiey
Hokel
Congressmen Mangamused by Judicial Edict
Congressional Judiciary Committees in both chambers, acting separately, report the District of Columbia Supreme Court erred in jurisdiction by demanding disclosure of the printing committee’s actions. They note Judge Wright summoned members to answer a petition by Valley Paper Co of Holyoke seeking a writ of mandamus to force a paper contract decision. Both panels prepare reports for action by Congress.
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Senate
House
District Supreme Court
Congress Js
Justic
Wiushington
Judiciary
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
Crowe Tustles
Daniel Thow Wright
Ut Committee
Valeley Paper Company
Holyoke
Musa
Con Jbresa Iy
Congress
Wright
The
Valley Paper Company
Simmons
Paper says ex convict tied to $13,000 asset scam
Story describes individuals tied to a Baltimore and Ohio train incident where a man allegedly held $13,000 in pauper assets and a scheme surrounding Gold Mine stock led by Thomas A. Hornback of San Jose and J. C. Oliver as secretary. Albert Davis, a minor from West Virginia, was detained, with other unsigned shares totaling about $10,000. Hornback offered to accept 20 cents on par value, while backers shifted to Galltomta.
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Gonnilivilin
Hornback
Cours
Ing Company
Fairbanks
Alamo Contificaten
J. C. Oliver
Homback
Galltomta
Fragmented OCR Note on Wood Pulp History
Readable fragments discuss wood pulp and observation notes with garbled phrases. Mentions include dates, places, and names obscured by OCR errors. Details are incomplete but imply a historical discussion or memo about pulp processing and related observations.
Education of Forest Rangers Sparks Controversy Over Spending
Mr Pinchot accused Agriculture Department officials of misrepresenting and opposing ranger education funded under the agricultural appropriation. He defended ranger schools at national forests and state universities as proper expenses, urging continued training for rangers and criticizing secrecy around Treasury decisions.
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Orrford
McCube Mh
Foreet Rangers
State Universtes
Pinchot
Forest Services
Forest Service
Tny
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Uchodla
Universite
Dinburaing
Washington
Comptroller
Tracdwell
Treasury Department
Noor
Department
Phiphot
Profiriwor- Gruver
Forestry Department
Woman dies signing will after gas fire injury
Mia A Daniels died after writhing in agony while dictating her will. She had been injured Monday while cleaning Swan Dow curtains with gasoline and, despite efforts to complete her signature, collapsed and never regained consciousness. Two daughters housed in government schools were with her. two other children lived elsewhere.
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Canton
Mia
Daniels
Independent Tel Companies Drill Into Morgan Purchase
Edward J. Hall of AT&T testifies before special commissioner on the February inquiry by minority stockholders into J. P. Morgan & Co.’s acquisition of a controlling interest in Western Independent Telephone companies. Hall says AT&T sought no control. Morgan’s move abandoned after the Ohio Blanchard case. Braley of four independents offered properties. negotiations with Cleveland Trust and others for an option on holdings concluded unsuccessfully.
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P. Morgan & Go
New York
Edward J. Hall
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Joh F. O'Neilas
J. F. Morgan & Co
Wiese
Hall
Telephone and Telegraph
Gott
Death of Amelia Glover in New York society circle
Amelia Glover died at her sister Mrs HB A Lidian’s home at 68th Street. Once noted for beauty and grace, she was part of John Truai mmll’s dramatic company and a familiar face in Hoyt’s productions. Her credits included The City Directory and About Recent News.
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Amelia Glover
New York
Amelia Grover
the Dencer
Mes
Spanish Concordat Clash Tests Vatican Spain
The Imperial reports tensions between the crown and the Vatican over modifying the concordat. Madrid backs the crown while Rome seeks negotiation, King Alfonso notes a change is not feasible now but stresses constitutional duties to heed popular government wishes.
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Vatican
Madrid
Rome
Alfonso
Auricho
Spain
Stage Superstitions on Stage Use Umbrella Against Luck
A garbled stage superstition note describes an umbrella curse linked to bad luck for actors. It mentions avoiding worn shoes and certain items, with guidance to wear new gloves and depart when weather changes. An audience superstition references moving props to avert misfortune.
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Atdge
Aid Lionerade
Statue of Morris K Jessup Honored at Museum
New York Feb 10 Mayor Gaynor spoke at the American Museum of Natural History foyer unveiling a statue of Morris K Jessup a former president and key benefactor. Joseph H Chowle traced the museum's progress as Gaynor praised civic effort while condemning detractors and negative reports about New York City finances.
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Museum of Natural History
New York
Gaynor
American Museum of Natural History
Inte Morrisk
Jessup
Joseph H. Chowle
Baltimore
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Warren National Bank
Martin W. Littleton
Alids
Joint Committee On Printing
Wien
Budi A. Hornere
Gifford Pinchot
M'Cabe
Pinshot
Iriah Gunloner
Dan
William J. Gaynor
Independent Telephones
West Middletown
Washington County
David Barr
Barr
Oil City Trust Co
Oil City, Pe
First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
C. W. Jamieson
GT. Conarro
RK. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Morris K. Jessup
C.H. Henderson
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