Harriman Lines Ordered Dissolved by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court sustained the government suit against the Harriman railroads, ruling the Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Salt Lake combine a shipping monopoly and illegal restraint of trade under the Sherman Act. The merger was ordered dissolved within three months, affecting a 45 percent stake in Southern Pacific and interests in Santa Fe.
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United Press
Washington
Harriman
Supreme Court
Southern Pacifi
Union Pacific
Salt Lake Road
Harriman Trust
Fory-Tve
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Belated Returns Fill Arkansas Congressional Races
Official returns in Arkansas congressional races updated by Secretary Hodges show all but First and Fifth districts reported. Pulaski County remains absentee in presidential electors totals, while Second District results cite county by county tallies led by Oldfield and Wells. Sixth District totals list Cleveland, Dallas, Desha, Drew, Garland, and others with Oldfield at 11880 votes and Wells 4383. The overall figure shows Sam W. Taylor receiving 15,879 votes.
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Little Rock
Hodges
Grenee
Pulaski
Taylor
Cleveland County
Dallas
Desha
Drew
Garland
Grant
Hot Springs
Jefferson
Lincoln
Lonoke
Saline
Oldfield
Wells
Sam W.taylor
Death of W. P. Moulden at White River residence
W. P. Moulden died at 4 15 P M yesterday at his family home near the White Mill. He was 62 years old and survived by a wife Cora Hunt and a daughter. Born in Black Oak area, he spent life in this county and Fayetteville. Burial took place at Strains Cemetery on Middle Fork White River. He had long suffered from lung trouble. He was known as a kind, generous man. Also includes unrelated notes about a Thanksgiving joke and a rental ad for a furnished seven room house at 127 B Dickson St.
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W. P. Moulden
White Mill
Black Oak School House
Fayetteville
Cora Hunt
Daugter
Col. T. J. Hunt
Pat Moulden
Bedi
White River
State farm revenue growth under penitentiary appraisal
The Arkansas state penitentiary's appraised value rises to 682802.71 with a 106000 increase in two years. The report notes farm size 7865 acres valued at 310000, site 100000, electric plant 25000, state mules 20425, and a farm net profit around 50000 for the year. Cotton yield projects near 1500 bales plus 35000 bushels of corn.
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Little Rock
Department of the State
B. Dalton
Pocahontas
Atkins
Hope
J. A. Pitcock
Hodages
Don’t You Remember A Child’s Reminiscence Pleasure
A four year old discovers reminiscence with the phrase Don’t you remember. Her delight comes from recalling simple memories like a walk a kitten or a rain garden. The writer contemplates why the act of remembering itself gives deeper pleasure than the original experience.
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Atlantic Monthly
Four defendants discharged in dynamite conspiracy trial
In Indianapolis on December 2, William Benson of Detroit John B Carroll of Syracuse P Meadows of Indianapolis and N H Davis of Philadelphia were discharged on motion of District Attorney Miller after no evidence was offered. Herbert Hockin the alleged double crosser of its associates and defendants in the trial was removed as secretary and treasurer of the Iron Workers Union. The union's executive board, also on trial, ousted Hockin. The government closed two months of evidence and the defense began. It is expected another month will be required.
Silhouette Portrait Jewelry From Coin Themed Links
A writer suggests making jewelry by etching away background to leave a coin style head and rim. He describes using a bright sky silhouette through a window to photograph a child's head, then crafting items like a scarf pin and a mother's baby pendant with a simple head. He envisions cuff links for a man with two sons using two distinct boy heads on the links.
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Dumbell
Dimples Doomed the Wallet in a Payday Romance
A playful young man charms a maiden with dimples and wins her attention. He courts her with drives and theater trips then treats her grandly at a cafe, leaving him with two dimples in his purse until his next payday.
Congress Again Faces Billion Dollar Budget Push
Both houses met at noon with the Senate adjourning at 12 24 and the House at 1 10. Secretary McVeagh asked for 323 416 456 14 to fund all government activities for the 1913 fiscal year. Navy seeks 144 900 000, Army 96 400 000, White House costs 175 000 and 25 000 travel. Panama Canal completion is projected at 80 174 000. The report notes the postal service largely self supporting and a broad rise in personnel costs under the Sherwood bill.
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Washington
House
Senate
Postal Service
Army
Navy
Navy Department
White House
Sherwood
Pension bill would grant lifelong payments to ex presidents
Representative Forest of New York introduced a bill proposing two thousand dollars monthly for each future ex president, one thousand dollars for widows, and two hundred dollars for a child if both parents die. The measure also seeks a constitutional amendment setting a six year presidential term and disallowing reelection.
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Washington
Representative Forest
New York
Thanksgiving Day at Greenland Grammar School
The Greenland Grammar School staged a Thanksgiving program featuring an oration by pupils under instructors Misa Wdith Thompson and Prof. J. BE. Jones. Fayetteville visitors enjoyed the day with Dr. H. Brough of the University of Arkansas delivering a Ciceroesque speech, plus humor from Prof. Root. Two basketball games concluded the day, described as memorable for old students returning and recalling school days.
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Greenland
Misa Wdith Thompson
J. BE. Jones
Southland
Fayetteville
Cicero
H. Brough
University of Arkansas
Brough
Patrick
Northwest Arkansas
Root
Arkalieas
Red Hats Relieved For Five Cardinals At Rome
In Rome on December 2, the Sacred College conferred the Red Hat on the last five of eighteen cardinals created the previous year who had not yet received the insignia. The five, three Spanish and two Austrian, had worn barretts from Spain and Austria and were summoned to Rome by the pope for today’s ceremony.
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Rome
Sacred College
Spain
Austria
Trinity River and Harbor Improvements Probed by Congress
A submitted estimate requests nearly fifty seven million dollars for river and harbor projects including Trinity River, Houston ship channel, Galveston Harbor and Port Arthur Canal. It notes a seventeen million increase from last year with six million for Mississippi work paused, and lists other regional allocations and project titles.
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Washington
Congress
Chef Army Engineer
Houston
Annel
Galyton Harbor
Channel
Texagonet
Babine Pass Arbor and
Port Arthur Canal
Trinity River
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Daily
P. S
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Opportunity
Gibson Art Co
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McLean
Grand Rapids Lumber Company
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Lord
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