Trusts Will Be Controlled Says President in Message
In his address to Congress the President outlines a plan to curb monopolies by prohibiting interlocking directorates, create an industrial commission to expose and curb monopolies, and empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to supervise railroad capitalization. He argues decisive actions are needed to end oppression by trusts and protect the nation’s business.
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Democratic Congress
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Solomon J. Hurst
Carrie R. Hurst
Daniel J. Fooks
W. Brewster Deen
Court House
Denton
Caroline County
Maryland
Amends Urged On Legislature Over Excessive Appointments
A Baltimore scene criticizes the legislature for overstaffing the organization committee and wasting funds. It cites patronage as the motive and warns against harming the party's standing with counties and citizens as the session begins.
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House
Baltimore City
Agricul ture secretary urges concerted farming advance
The Secretary of Agriculture advocates concerted action to develop staple products, standardize, and market them efficiently. He emphasizes business principles over price fixing, noting individual farmers cannot solve marketing and transport challenges alone. The plan aims to benefit both producers and consumers.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Senator Blair Lee Declared Elected by Senate Committee
Editorial notes confirm the State expected Blair Lee to win as the Senate Committee declares him elected. Senator Jackson challenged the outcome arguing a seat until April 7 while speculation grows he may seek the long term seat. A congressional pension bill for widowed mothers of minor children is noted. America's Painted Desert feature joins San Diego Exposition with a northern Arizona replica to be covered by the Santa Fe Railway.
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Blair Lee
Senate
Jackson
Lee
Salisbury
America
Desert
United States
Mexico
Cortez
Arizona
Santa Fe Railway
Painted Desert described as a harsh region with unaltered native life
The article portrays the Painted Desert as a harsh land where Indians maintain ancient customs, housing, irrigation, and pottery, with few white settlers venturing in or staying. It notes professors and explorers praising its grandeur and a railway exhibit plan to collect artifacts for San Diego Exposition. It also covers the Eastern Shore Society banquet in Baltimore with speeches by officials and aims of the society.
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Painted Desert
America
Red
Yellow
Santa Fe
Grand Canyon
Colorado
San Diego Exposition
Eastern Shore Society
Baltimore
Rennett
J. C. Clark
L. BR. Meekins
Preston
Goldsborough
Pearce
Philip D. Laird
James Eardley, Jr
Eastern Shore
Globe
Mount Washington
Caroline County
A. J. Willis
William H. Willoughby
Dr. Boynton
Morris van Buskirk
Robins Creek
Said Creek
Fowling Creek
Charles H. Todd
William S. Wright
James Christopher
Solomon J. Hurst
Charles M. Stuart
Weather Forecasters Explain Storm Prediction Method
The Weather Bureau uses foreign storm notices and local reports to track a storm’s path. Forecasters identify the low pressure center and its movement, noting wind speeds as isobars tighten. They can predict some storms up to ten days in advance, much like estimating a shipment schedule.
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Weather Bureau
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific
New York
United States
Philippines
Japan
Siberia
Alaska
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
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Johinson
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Jesus
Heaven
Mrs. Austin
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Dascountsercece
Nena
U.S
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Ceca
Hank
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Johnson
Casiner
T. F. Johnson
Harry KE. Ramsdell
Thos
Day
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HOV
Fatigus
Ioremimer
Wesles i Omazia
Wood
T. Ve. We Zoe Ab Sus
Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
the Provident State Bank
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Caroline
G. E. Williamson
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J. W. Payne
Alex. Noble
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S. Elbert Douglas
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Washington
D.C
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Wright’s Health
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Wilmington
Del
State Roads Commission
Federalsburg
Garrett
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General Assembly of Maryland
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WM. L. Marcy
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Concord, N. C
Joseph II. Carroll
Caroline Co
Wm. Pepper
Maryland Trust
Elkton
Stewart & Jarrell
Hillsboro
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James H. Henry
Bella Henry
Circuit Court
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Kellerstrass
Wycolff
G. S. Ralrigh
Denton, MD
Harry Payne
F. P. Covey
Rer
Bullock’s
WM. Bullock
Carter
Denton, Maryland
Superior Guano Company
J. A. Mackintosh
H.R. Pritchett
H. Pritchett
Undertaker
Greensboro
Pritchett
Hillstoro
J. Virgit M.oorf
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Hilt.sboro
Burrsville
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