Rehearing Petition Forthcoming in Standard Oil Case
The U S circuit court of appeals in Chicago reversed and remanded the government case against Standard Oil of Indiana. The government has 30 days to file for a rehearing. Judge Grosscup’s opinion questions shipper intent and potential offenses tied to a six cent rate.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Landis
District Court
Whch
Seaman
Baker
Grosscup
Edward Bogardus
Alten
Holland
Alton Railroad
Alton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grossman
Sims
New York
Tennessee
Standard of! Company
Taft Accepts Repub Nomination in Cincinnati Address
Taft delivers acceptances speech in Cincinnati praising Roosevelt policies and outlining plans on trusts tariffs labor injunctions currency and public finance. He defends capital combination but warns on bad trusts and calls for fair regulation while stressing party record for labor and national campaign finance laws. A large non partisan parade follows at Charles P Taft residence lawn.
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Cincinnati
William H.taft
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Philippines
National Committee
Charles P. Taft
Chafin Promises Prohibition Fight If Elected
Eugene W. Chafin the Prohibition party nominee argues he would push a prohibitory law through Congress. He vows to use constitutional power to enforce nationwide prohibition, even calling out militia and standing army to compel obedience in all U S territory.
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Eugene W. Chafin
Prohibition Party
Chi
United States
Democratic National Committee Names New Officers
At a Chicago conference on July 29 the Democratic National Committee elected Norman Mack of Br fale as chairman. Other officers include Vice Chairman L P Hall of Nebraska secretary Urey Woodson of Kentucky treasurer Governor C N Haskell of Oklahoma Sergeant at Arms John J Marte of St Louis. Headquarters set in Chicago.
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Chicago
Vilweeu
Bryan
der. Kern
Democratic National Committee
Norman ©. Mack
New Party in Field Nominates Hisgen and Graves
Independents nominate a ticket for President and Vice President at their first national convention in Chicago. Thomas L. Hisgen of Massachusetts heads the ticket with John Temple Graves of Georgia as running mate after a third ballot battle. Bryan’s name sparked a near riot and was ruled out.
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Thomas L. Hisgen
Massachusetts
John T. Graves
Georgia
Chicago
Independence Party
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
J. I. Shepard
Ft. Scott
Kan
Charles A. Walsh
Hisgen
Milford W. Howard
Alabama
John Temple Graves
Reuben R. Lyon
New York
William R. Heerst
Mr. Graves
Conviction and Sentence in Two 19th Century Cases
Archie Herron, once a blacksmith, was convicted of first degree murder for the July 15 fatal shooting of Rev. S W B Prickett and sentenced to be electrocuted in Trenton on September 7. Separately, Rear Admiral W S Cowles, brother-in-law to President Roosevelt, will retire from active service the following Saturday according to the Navy Department.
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Herron
New Brunswick
Archie Herron
S. W. B. Prickett
Trenton
Washington
Navy Department
W. 8. Cowles
Roosevelt
Local notes from the North West trip and town happenings
Mrs O B Ratcliff and son return from a months long trip to the North West. Mrs T M Rino prostrated by heat but improving. Mrs Frank Luke and children visit from Petersburg. John A Fox sells dairy to Herman Klage who continues a local dairy. Earnest Lyal and wife return to Missouri after death of uncle John Sullivan. Independence party gains strength in Chicago. Rev Dougherty and family visit Wingate and Otterbein. Mrs Brown travels to Hedrick. felon on finger. Prather Carriage Works advertises low prices and quality. Mrs Will Osborn visits Newport. auto trip with Mrs Kaufman. Will Schma and W T Conner visit Chicago. Homer E Mayer visits Indianapolis with party members. some proceed to Cincinnati then home via Lafayette.
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Earnest Lyal
Miss Minor
Missouri
Mrs. Lyal
John Sullivan
Homer E. Mayer
Indianapolis
F. W. Boyd
Fred Hedges
Roy Rogers
Fletcher
Cincinnati
Lafayette
Bargain for a top buggy and repairs at Prather Carriage Works
A top buggy in near new condition is offered at a bargain with quick sale. Prather Carriage Works announces 60 day price cuts on carriage and wagon repairs blacksmithing and painting trimming to beat previous city prices. H C Yount celebrated his birthday with sister Mrs Roy Little of Urbana Illinois at a recent dinner.
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Prather Carriage Works
H. C. Yount
Roy Little
Urbana
Judyville
Sunday Schedule at First Church of Christ
Sunday August 3 1968 Bible School at 10a.m. Supt C C Coleman will give individual attention to scholars to develop Christian manhood and womanhood. Preaching at 11a.m. and 7 45p.m. subject Faith. Choir practice Tuesday evening. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 45. D H Pamen, Minister.
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Church of Christ
C. Coleman
Community notes from Covington and nearby towns
Local editor ED Daller reports a busy weekend with many residents visiting Covington and surrounding areas. Travel includes Gus Clem to Indianapolis and Scott Crawford to Veedersburg, while farming activity notes threshing wheat and anticipated oats work. Community members attend funerals for Mrs. Marble and Mrs. Moudy and plan preaching at Benson.
Prather Carriage Works Ad Promotes Wheel and Tire Services
An ad from J.T. Prather's Carriage Works offers steel and rubber tires and price quotes before customers shop elsewhere. The copy mentions cartage services and a display of products, including a DeWitt's Little Early Risers pill promotion sold by The Hedges Drug Co.
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J.T. Prather
DeWitt
Hedges Drag Co
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W. E. Livengood
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Herman Klage
Mr. Klage
Chicag
Hearst
Witkey & Bonebrake
Charles A. Brown
Hedrick
Warren County
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Will Osborn
Winslow
Ara
S. C. Kaufman
Newport
Kaufman
Mildred Dennis
Will Schma
W. T. Conner
Danville
Big City
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D H Pamen
Foster
Daller
C. W. Printy and Nephew
Covington
Dad Stevens
Wm. Hardy
Foster Elevator
James Murphy
Gus Clem
Wallace Phillips
John Stevens
Mack Taylor and Son
Ross
Tom Gaskin
Albert Murphy
Frank Lyons
Jacob Marble
Joseph Marble
Robert Moudy
O M. Switzer
Laclede
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Mrs. Moudy
Benson
Foster and
Scott Crawford
Veedersburg
Ed. Spencer
David Hyatt and
Wife
Amos Brooks
W.R Foster
Jake Ricketts
Moses Meeks
Mre Burghart
Joseph Gouty
George Lape
Paul Thoma
Mary Barkhart
Montana
Clark Dennis
the Prather Carriage Works
Prather Carrigge Works
Ind
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Niagara Falls
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C. S. Crane
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