Steel suit file four years old up held by court
United States Steel Corp. was not dissolved in a landmark antitrust ruling. The court refused injunctions, found foreign trade not a Sherman Act violation, and deemed certain pre-Gary dinning price fixes unlawful. It noted potential jurisdiction retention if repeats occur, and suggested new trade commission oversight. Decision cites two judges and foresees appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Trenton
N. J
United States Steel Corporation
United States District Court
Steel Corporation
New Trade Commission
Taft
George W. Wickarsham
Erie Canal
Lake Superior
New York Harbor
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cambria Steel Company
United States Steel
James R. Garfield
Secretary of Commerce
Buffington
Woalley
Hunt
United States Court
New York City
Beneft
Supreme Court
J. Pierpont Morgan
Andrew Carnegie
Supreme Court of the United States
French Loge Six Aeroplanes Raid Limited Returns
Berlin dispatches say of eighteen French aeroplanes that raided Ludwigshafen only twelve returned. Two landed, four were shot down. In the London Zeppelin raid details are being withheld by censorship. four dead include no Americans.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Ludwigshafen
London
England
Londoners in Riots After Zeppelin Raid
London rioters overwhelmed suspected German nationals in Shoreditch and Pimlico after German bombs killed four and wounded others. Special constables deployed as fires from incendiary bombs damaged private premises. one infant, a boy, a man, and a woman died, another woman grievously injured. Berlin reports a reprisal raid on London after Ludwigshafen bombardment.
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London
Moba
Shoreditch
Pimlico Walk
Pearson Street
Berlin
2Uppelin
Ludwigshafen
Ostend
Electric chair death ends Buonemsegno case
Vincenzo Buonemsegno faced execution after being convicted of murdering his wife on April 26, 1914. He uttered a farewell to the man who made him kill his wife as the priest Father Mola assisted him before the chair in Albany.
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Albany
N. Y
Vincenzo Buonemsegno
Buonemsegno
Mola
Philadelphia
CG. BL VanGerbeck
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Eastern Golf Association
Merion Cricket Club
Richmond
Birmingham
Ala
Bennett H. Young
Louisville
The
United Confederate Veterans
Milan
Isabel Wade
Chicago
Przemysl Taken as Austrian and German Forces Reclaim Fortress
Vienna reports Przemysl is again in Austrian hands after a prolonged siege. The fort, 60 miles from Lemberg, housed about 50 000 people and capped a major Galician campaign. Russians suffered heavy losses with 120 000 surrendering, and German Krupp artillery aided the retreat toward Lemberg as Przemysl’s fall marked a pivotal stage in the eastern war.
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Vienna
Przemysl
Cracow
Galicia
Frzemysl
Lemberg
Pleld
Marshal Kusmanek
Liege
Namur
Przemys
Austrian Empire
DePalma Wins Fifth Internation al Sweepstakes at Indianapolis
Ralph De Palma in a Mercedes wins the 600 mile International Sweepstakes at Indianapolis, setting a new record of 6 38 50.60 for an average of 89.84 mph. Dario Resta finishes second with a Vanderbilt and Grand Prix winner's credentials, while Gil Anderson and Earl Cooper take third and fourth in Stutz cars.
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No. Time
O'Bonnell
Burman
Wilcox
Alley
Hughes
van Raalts
Indianapolis
Ralph de Palma
Mercedes
DePalma
Rens Thomas
Delage
Dario Resta
Resta
America
Gil Anderson
Earl Cooper
Ships torpedoed in English waters as losses mount
London reports four more ships sunk in a 48 hour German submarine onslaught. Vessels include steamships Jowa and Inkum, trawlers Chrysopropus and Hierld, and cargo ships Lapland and Cyrus, with dozens of crew rescued or drowned. Numerous survivors and wounded taken ashore amid heavy shelling.
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London
Jowa
Thompson Line
Middleborough
Montreal
Dundee
Fair Isle
Inkum
Gulf Transport Company
Glasgow
Wendla
Falmouth
Chrysopropus
Aberdeen
Orkney Islands
Kirkwall
Lowestoft
North Sea
Lapland
Narvie
Peterhead
Scotland
Salvador
Flannen Islands
Hierld
Seilly Island
Milford
Victoria
St. Ann’s Head
Cyrus
Conlladen
Zeppelins Seen Near London and Kent Coast
The official press bureau reported sightings of Zeppelins near Ramsgate on the Kentish coast and Brentwood, with reports of fires not conclusively linked to airship activity. A safety notice urged newspapers to withhold details on routes and locations around London, pending admiralty information.
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London
Ramsgate
Kentish
Brentwood
Admiralty
Claim Victories Over Russians Near Przemysl and Lemberg
Berlin reports massive gains against the Russians on the eastern front. Fort storms west of Dunkowiczki near Przemysl yielded 1400 prisoners and heavy artillery. Earlier captures include Radom evacuation, Stry seizure south of Lemberg, and 24,700 prisoners reported in May. Total eastern front prisoners reach 10,582 in the official tally.
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Berlin
Przemysl
Radom
Potand
Stry
Lemberg
Niemen
Dunkowiczki
Hope Seen for Settlement Between U S and Germany
Washington reports growing optimism among presidents circles that the dispute with Germany might be settled amicably. President Wilson spoke for thirty minutes with German ambassador Count von Bernstorff, urging a guarantee of safe passage for innocent lives at sea and delaying a reply until Germany responds. Bernstorff sent Berlin a summary of US demands with strong urging for careful consideration.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Wilson
Count von Dernstorff
Count von Bernstorff
Berlin
Lusitania Logs Sinking Insurance Claims Totaled $500000
English insurers paid about $500000 in claims linked to the Lusitania disaster logs. The payout covers roughly 360 lives.
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London
Ife
Woman's Club Speaker Attacks Inconsistency Charge
Mrs J D Sherman of Chicago told the Portland Women’s Clubs that women who wear feathers invite accusations of inconsistency. She urged consistency in dress and conduct as a mark of progress and argued against skewed judgments based on appearance.
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Portland
Ore
J. D. Sherman
Chicago
Colorado militia orders to raise 3300 men
Colorado militia officers received orders from Washington to bring equipment up to standard and prepare 3300 men for field. United States Army officers were warned they would be court-martialed if they discussed the war situation externally. General Chase said steps would be taken to fulfill the orders and obtain desalted equipment immediately.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Washington
United States Army
Chase
Illinois Returns War Flag From Murfreesboro
Illinois officials formally return the Confederate flag of the Eighteenth Tennessee Infantry during Decoration Day exercises in Murfreesboro Tennessee. The flag, captured at Fort Donelson, had been kept at Springfield prior to its return. L. W. Armstrong and David B. Brown presented it at Peoria and the survivors of the regiment accepted it.
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Nashville
Tenn
Murfresboro
Eighteenth
Tennessea Infantry
Ilinois
Fort Donelson
Springfeld
L. W. Armstrong
David
Brown
Peoria
Mills Busy, Pittsburgh, June 6
Col. H. P. Bopa of Carnegie Steel says plants across the country are running at 95 percent capacity.
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Dtes! Mills
Pittsburgh
Col. H. P. Bopa
Carnegie Steel Company
Speaker cites war themes at Bryn Mawr commencement
Philadelphia remark recalls a past war scare with a jab about a White House jingle and a warning that without leadership the nation could face war with Germany, tied to an address by William H. at Bryn Mawr College commencement.
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U. 8
Philadelphia
Jone S
White House
William H
Bryn Mawr College
Germany
Pipe Prices Rise Ten Dollars Per Ton in Pittsburgh
An increase of ten dollars per ton in galvanized pipe prices was announced Thursday by Pittsburgh district manufacturers, marking the largest single jump in price at one time.
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Pittsburgh
Thirty Injured in Chicago and Alton Derailment
Thirty passengers on Chicago and Alton train No 70 were injured when the fast train derailed near Minter Alabama eighteen miles south of here. The accident occurred during travel to include Bloomington Illinois and involved various passengers. Local relief units responded and the cause was under investigation.
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Bloomington
Chicago & Alton
Minter
Regrets attack on U S ship spurs notes from Berlin
Washington reports Germany apologizes for sinking the Gulflight and agrees to full monetary reparation. Berlin concedes the Gulflight was hit by mistake and the submarine commander realized the error after firing. Inquiry into the Cushing aeroplane attack continues as the U S seeks complete data and understanding. President Wilson’s second note to Berlin awaits cabinet approval.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Berlin
Cushing
Wilson
Two Missionaries Interned in Bombay
Rev W Williams of Wisconsin and Rev L Kellerbauer two missionaries sent to East India by the Atlantic district of the Missouri synod Lutheran church have been interned at Bombay. West.
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Boston
W. Williams
Wisconsin
L. Kellerbauer
East India
Atlantic
Missouri Synod of the
Lutheran Church
Bombay
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Terre Hill Pennsylvania resident Mia Argustus Lyon praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female troubles back pain insomnia and loss of appetite. The ad extolls the remedy as a standard for women's ills with testimonials and claims of avoiding surgery.
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Terre Hill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Argustus
Lyon
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Sediment Carried to Sea by Yangtze River
Estimates by Prof. Konrad Kelihack of the Berlin School of Mines from September 1913 measurements show the Yangtze discharge below Hankow at 3,500,000 cubic feet per second during floods and 1,750,000 cfs mean annually. Filtration data near Wu Bung yield an annual sediment transport of about 684 million tons.
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Yangtze-kiang
Konrad Kelihack
Berlin School of Mines
Usung
Nanking
Hankow
Wubung
Narrowed Eye for Obscene Joke Causes Household Rift
A Louisville Courier-Journal quip features a quarrel where a wife heckles her husband for ogling passing girls. He retorts that a flexible neck would suffice, revealing a crude, darkly humorous exchange about voyeurism and self restraint.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Emotional Vegetation Scientist Seeks Plant Feelings
A scientist argues vegetables have emotions prompting a witty reader to joke that last year’s garden seeds should be ashamed. The brief quip highlights the playful clash between science talk and everyday gardening.
Head Bookkeeper Credits Postum For Health Shift
A chief bookkeeper in a western city credits Postum with ending his stomach trouble and nervous spells after switching from coffee and tea two years ago. He notes better work focus and mood, recommending Postum to others with long hours and mental effort. The ad promotes Postum Cereal and Instant Postum available in tins and soluble form.
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Ehaer
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Cnn
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