Tariff duties suit Archbold sparks sharp testimony
In a dramatic Federal dissolution hearing John D. Archbold denounces tariff tinkering and brands tariff talk as baseless while urging removal of duties to allow Russian oil into the United States. Kellogg interrupts to press on profits and export effects as European producers come under scrutiny in the courtroom.
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New York
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Vamata
United States
Standen Qi Company
Kellogg
Cial
Kelly
Teriewat
Kol
Fild
Rosenthal
Rownthal
Kellogg Vnly
James A. Moffatt
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Moffatt
Archbold
Ntbihl
Europe
Toucnogia
America
Peart
Russia
Raskoania
Kaloge
United State
Otto
Archi
Nigdenas Beret
Hearing Appeals in Taautinn Ty Case Heard
A hearing on the appeals of Jae Coumy and seven others proceeded. An attorney present argued for the group while the tribunal weighed informal evidence and the defendants’ positions. Proceedings featured spontaneous questions from board members and scheduled follow ups.
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Jae Coumy
Bridge Committees Skips Case at New York Bridge Hearing
The New York New Jersey Bridge Commission session at 115 Broadway heard plans for a public hearing on future quarting to be set later. Local committees chose not to present their case and will withhold evidence until the hearing. Council members Nugent English Walker and Trade Board leaders Halsey Bassett Trimble MacMaster Moore Hersh Weber McManus Groves attended.
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Board of ‘Trade
City Council
New York-New Jersey
Broadway
New York
Nugent
English
Walker
Board of Trade
Looters Face Fire of Troops in Port au Prince Martially Law
Port au Prince Haiti December 3 troops under the Committee of Safety fired on looters raiding warehouses and homes of Nord Alexis allies. Eight killed in first volley and several wounded as mobs fled. Seminary attacked but rioters dispersed. General Poidevin appointed mili governor, promising control and no renewal of looting.
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Port Au Prince
Hayti
Comittee of
Dogen
Nord Alexia
Nord Alexis
Binadvinera
Apollo
Thiv
Asaault
Poidevin
Mili
War on Undesirables in Washington Stirs Restrictions
A distorted Washington report notes a new order restricting access around Pennsylvania Avenue and the Mall. It targets long-standing gatherings and imposes peacetime limits on women, with men’s teen houses affected as the order unfolds in the coming weeks.
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the Journal
Washington
Dee
Pennsylvania Avenue
Frozen on car roof after 83 mile Manhattan Limited ride
Johnstown reports a man named Michael Sweeney of Philadelphia arrived in a perilous state after a frigid eighty three mile ride on the Manhattan Limited from Pittsburgh to New York. He reached the station on the postal car roof and was taken to a local hospital in serious condition.
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Johnstown
Manhattan Limited
Pittebury
New York
Michael Sweeney
Phil
Weriona
Pine Bluff Flood Threatens Downtown Buildings
Telegram from Pine Bluff Arkansas reports the Illinois River flood overtopping levees near the city. The crest of the flood endangers costly buildings and facilities, with warnings of structural collapse and danger to lives. Officials urge caution as the river daybreak nears.
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Jornal
Ark
Meany-Depe
Berton
Ot Geel
Churches Inch Toward United Protestant Federation Plan
Philadelphia report on the Federal Council of the Protestant Churches in America describes 450 delegates discussing closer union of denominations. Remarks praise federation work, celebrate progress toward oneness, and emphasize fellowship and cooperation among Protestant churches nationwide.
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Philadelphia
Federal Council of the Protestant Churches In America
G. S. Bennett
Jersey City
W.Y. Kelly
New York
Methodist Review
E.R. Sanford
Inter-Church Conference
State Church Federation
South Dakota
United Church of Christ
Hughes
Sanford
William P. Roberts
Justo
Women rally as Board of Excise weighs saloon licenses
Citizens and church leaders protest planned saloon licenses in Wall Streetand Hand Street areas amid a looming excise board session. Details reference petitions from St Joseph's Academy and local clergy while a note advertises a booklet for sale in December.
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Board of Excise
Wall Street
Hand Street
Dean Geasner
St. Joseph’s Academy
Tafts Brother May Get Ohio Senatorship
Reports from Springe indicate Representative Burton of Ohio has been told he would likely join the Taft Cabinet, possibly as Treasury or State Secretary. Arthur Vorys, Taft ally, arrived to back Charles P. Taft for the Ohio Senatorship, predicting Burton’s defeat in the race and pledging support for Taft.
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Springe
Uheamore I. Barton
Ohio
Taft
Burton
Treasury
Department of State
Arthur Vorys
Obie
Charles P Tat
Theatore Burton
Foraker
C.l. Tait
Manslaughter Trial Features Pushed Overboard Case
Court heard defense attorneys Abel David and Alfred Stein testify for John Sullivan and Thomas Flanigan after state witnesses. The pair admitted pushing a man overboard but claimed Sullivan pushed the drowning victim, with boys later contradicting earlier statements. A motion for verdict for the defendants was overruled as to malice and causation.
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Abel, David
Alfred A. Stein
John Sullivan
Thomas Flanigan
Qyer
Terminer
Sullivan
Flanigan
Joseph Wawkins
David
Stein
Han Alren
Avon Wacktua
John Bullivan
Otto Wagner
Wackins
Prisoner Dies After Removal From Jail
John Schedick, jailed for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, was taken from the county jail to General Hospital in a dying condition yesterday afternoon. He is about 48, married, and from 83 Elizabeth Avenue. The scene followed a day of heavy drinking and a disturbance in front of a residence on Elizabeth Street.
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John Schedick
General Hospital
Schediak
Elizabeth Avenue
Elizabeth
Civil Service Ruling Void, Says Voorhees Casting Spotlight
Ex-Governor Foster M Voorhees heads the Rahway Reformatory Commission in a dispute over Civil Service rulings. A subcommittee weighs whether the next superintendent should face exams, with Peter Tillman, Beismin King, and Capt. Charles W Irwin among leading candidates for the post. The commission plans to report soon, and the appointed successor will fill Captain Martin’s term ending January 1172.
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Reformatory
Civil Service Board
Rahway Reformatory
Joseph W. Martin
Board of Managers
Hahway
Reformatory Commission
Rahway
Board of Freeholders
Beismin King
Charles W. Irwin
Foster M. Voorhees
Tee
Renson
Voorhees
Fortia
Ed Wilts
Metnehen
Edward D. Duffield
South Orange
Decatur M. Sawyer
Montclair
Thin City
Buen
Martin
Protest Sent to Mayor Ryan over Theater Posters
At a recent Elizabeth Union meeting of the Christian Endeavor and Epworth League a protest was adopted and sent to Mayor Ryan. The group condemns sensational posters displayed on public streets and asks for compulsory decent posters to protect youths.
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Union of Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
Elizabeth Union
Christian Endeavor and
Jd. Ryan
Elizabeth
City of Elizabeth
Indictment Likely Failures in Messig Case
Grand Jury reportedly did not find an indictment against Albert Messig Jr who was held on November 8 after threats to his wife. Elder Messig faced charges and was bound over for trial. his son was arraigned and released on bail. Prosecutor Swift left ambiguity on whether any indictment exists.
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Abbert Mésxi, Jr
Wis
Messig
Eller Messige
Amk
Wwe
City Criminal Court
Prosaentor
C. Addison Swift
Measig
Young Mesvig
Gran Jury
Finger Prints Tie Suspect to Plainfield Burglary Case
Plainfield police arrest Disha Jones on suspicion after fingerprint analysis links him to a burglary at the Ballantyne House, 611 Washington Street. Investigators say marks on a window sill match Jones’s prints, with bail set at 200 dollars until Grand Jury returns.
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Hin
Disha Jones
George 4
Ballantyne
Washington Street
Mlllinfield
William Mewrachmiit
Mewsery Schmidt
Jonés
Yrstendey
McDonald
Plainfield Police
Kiely
Hat City
Himelf
Iliom Bunker
Htalway Reformatory
Tones
Jones
Runyon
City Criminal Court
Plainfeld
Chiel
George C. ‘Tenney
Patrick Brogan
Jocal Detective Bureau
Plainfield
Stones
Tin
Hrogan
Comeluaion
W. R. Crawford
North Brunt Street
Civil Service Victory in Jersey City
In Jersey City a Supreme Court directive orders the city to issue a foundation and deliver to Mayor Wittpan the civil service enforcement approved by the Common Council. The ruling marks a decisive win for civil service advocates against obstruction, despite denials of constitutionality.
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Civil Service
Jersey City
Tournal
Trenton
Dee
Bo Slay
Supreme Court
Michael J. Paynn
Jerny City
Wittpan
Common Council
Fagan
Derany City
Man charged after cruelty to chicken allegations arise
Cristy faced a cruelty charge in the City Criminal Court this morning after alleged acts at a yard show the animal injured and its legs broken. The defendant refused to plead. attorney Alfred Stwlu requested a hearing and Stein was allowed to remain free at home for the week.
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Cathy Ering Atrett
Makon
Lie
Stein
Alfred Stwlu
Reverend Smith Nominated As Market Square Pastor
A Harrisburg congregation voted last night to appoint Dr. J. J. Ritchie Smith as pastor of Market Square Presbyterian Church, selecting him over other candidates. The committee led by William H. Corbin cited his oratory, leadership, and Bible teaching, with a potential release from Carlisle Presbytery needed before final confirmation at the January meeting of Bethlehem Presbytery.
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JJ. Ritchie Smith
D. D
Market Square Presbyterian
Harrisburg
Weelminster Church
Jim
Henry Elliot Mott
Smith
William H. Corebin
Thomas N. McLean
Thomas R
Carlight Presbytery
Harrie- Wry
Ethenbeth Presbytery
Greystone Church
Market Square Presbyterian Church
Dr. Smith
Harrinwit
Savith Fe
Princeton College
Priomenny
Hla Tatler
Me Wangton
Gener Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Mmn
Hie
Briny
Hin
Tie
300 Japs Drown in Typhoon Off Haten Talend
Telegraph report from Tokio states that between 300 and 400 Tung Pananian fishermen are believed dead after a sinking caused by yesterday's typhoon off Haten Talend. Thirty five, other men, are missing and feared lost in the disaster.
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Tokio
Dee
Haten Talend
Wall Street Mixed Opening Bargains Shift Prices
Wall Street opened with light selling and mixed trades. Rock Island preferred rose while many issues moved later, with gains restoring some losses. Gold and railway shares led gains, government bonds held steady, and most stocks closed near the prior day. Rain dampened forecasts for the market.
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New York
Dew
Rock Island
Gould
Ywelarday
Excise Trials Likely Delayed Again At Board Meeting
The Board of Excise will meet today and is likely to postpone two excise trials for several months. One defendant, Valentine Walling, kept a townhouse at 3 Livingston Street near the hospital, is expected to be unable to attend. Appeals before the Community Court of Taxation are also not ready, delaying proceedings. A further postponement is anticipated until December 17.
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Board of
Exelse
Valentine Walling
Street Work Ends After Clan Labor Downtown
Fragmented OCR text notes street work completion by a local clan, with reference to embankment and water-related impacts near City Hall. Mentions unfinished board or overseer status and disputed schedule amid municipal offices.
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Tarry
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Pritay Creatag
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Mie
Vrery Deurcheld
Barton
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Raiway
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King
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Staley F. Davis
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Ervey
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Pjournal
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Westminster Church
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