No Immunity Bath for Oil Officials
The department of justice in Washington rejects immunity for Standard Oil officials. The president seeks a criminal prosecution to deter future trusts and break up the old trust. The government may use tried and tested lawyers, including John S Miller and possibly Senator Knox, to pursue the case through the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Department of Justice
Washington
Great Trust
St. Louis
Standard Oil Company
John S.miller
Chicago
Humphreys
Beef Trust
Knox
Supreme Court
The Folly of a Prejudice in San Francisco Schools
An editorial argues against disbarment of Japanese pupils from San Francisco public schools. It decries prejudice, urges admission of Japanese students to public schools, and stresses the value of cordial U.S. Japanese relations and shared American ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
San Francisco
Justice Demands Japanese Educational Opportunities in San Francisco
The piece argues that excluding Japanese students from schools would rupture relations and harm the country, asserting that simple justice requires educational opportunities for the Japanese of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
After Care committee aids cured insane in New York
The State Charities association After Care committee pursues practical help to prevent relapses among discharged mental patients. It places men and women in country homes and supplies workers for new environments, focusing on stable social conditions rather than mere material aid. The program aims to reduce recidivism by maintaining care after hospital discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Charities Association
State Charities Aid Association
United States
Europe
Wards Island
Governor Hanly Described As One Of Indiana’s Best Leaders
The piece lauds Governor J Frank Hanly for nearly two years in office praising his anti graft actions police reforms and insurance reforms. It notes his influence on railroad policy liberalizing state conduct and his proper role in guiding legislation without dictating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
State House
Hanly
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as fast headache relief with no opiate content. It promises safety when used as directed and money-back guarantee if no benefit, priced at 25 doses for 25 cents. Sold by druggists through Miles Medical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
N.Y
Yee
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Governor Hanly Faces Careers and Critics Clash
The quote notes Governor Hanly confronting opposition as he pursues reform, likening his situation to common trials of public figures who aim to do good and meet resistance from critics.
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Hanly
Standard Oil Monopoly Faces Government Lawsuit
The federal government has filed long planned suits to dissolve Standard Oil, claiming it dominates 90 percent of U S petroleum and violates the Sherman act. Moody leads the action under presidential instruction, promising a hard legal battle to end the monopoly and set a precedent for other big combines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Standard of Monopoly
Ruth
United States
Moody
Standard Oil
The Salicylic Acid Debate and Public Policy Notes
The piece surveys salicylic acid as a preservative with health risks including kidney burden and malaise, alongside snippets on currency tax reform, long guns in warfare, Indiana boxing bans, and the life of Mr. David Barr, England’s Methodist Local Preachers’ Mutual Aid president, highlighting varied public affairs and a historic profile from Coventry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Barr
Barr
Geography of Cabinets and regional balance in U S history
An examination of cabinet history shows uneven geographic distribution across states since the government began. Details note New York and Pennsylvania leading representation, with Florida Idaho Kansas and others never represented, plus a history of South Carolina and Arkansas entering cabinet roles under specific presidents. The piece also touches on a Standard Oil dispute in Ohio involving a 14 year old Buckeye law case and a threatened dissolution unless stock was returned.
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Roosevelt
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Renee
Ohio
Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
Indiana
Connecticut
Tennessee
Georgia
Kitts
Iowa
Maine
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Michigan
Delaware
North Carolina
Mississippi
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Louisiana
Waagea Deat
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Renal
West Virginia
Vermont
California
Arkansas
Atadama
Jackson
Florida
Idaho
Kansas
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Andrew Jackson
Tyler
Grant
James W. Marshall
Cleveland
Alabama
Monroe
John C. Calhoun
van Buren
Joel R. Poinsett
Calhoun
Salicylic Acid Effects on Digestion and Health
A U S Department of Agriculture bulletin reports salicylic acid as a common preservative that increases food solubility and absorption, yet depresses overall metabolism. Subjects lose weight despite higher food intake, with nutrients entering circulation but tissue breakdown surpassing building. The study concludes with an unfavorable metabolic impact.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Fort Wayne Police Morale to Be Restored by City Order
The article urges a strict citywide enforcement of laws and insists officers must obey laws themselves. It says Mayor Hosey can restore morale within forty eight hours and return Fort Wayne to a moral standard the city has lacked for years.
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Fort Wayne
Hosey
Adair Wins In Indiana Eighth District Defying GOP
The second largest congressional majority in Indiana went to Hon. J. A. M. Adair of Portland who was elected to replace Hon. George W. Cromer in the eighth district. The district, normally heavily Republican, flipped as Rauch did in the Eleventh for Fred Landis.
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Indiana
J. A. M. Adair
Portland
George W. Cromer
Adair
Rauch
Fred Landis
Churchill's New Hampshire Runs Stir Election Speculation
Rumors swirl as Churchill garners a handful of votes in New Hampshire politics raising questions about possible gubernatorial election outcomes under constitutional rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
New Hampshire
Jack
Legislature Set to Elect New Hampshire Governor
In New Hampshire Floyd led with a near 3,000 plurality but missed a majority. The state constitution requires the legislature to choose from the top two vote-getters if no candidate wins outright. With the legislature heavily Republican, the outcome appears decided in favor of Floyd's rival.
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Ments
Floyd
New Hampshire
Republican Leaders Weigh Tariff Reform in Congress
Republican leaders in Washington press tariff reform, while Uncle Joe Cannon is not among them. The House currently meets in its home district, Danville, Tennessee, for a recess with members among local constituents.
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Washington
Congress
Joe Cannon
Congress of the
United States
Danville
Marriage on Trial Suggested by Mrs Parsons Writer
Mrs Parsons, an eastern writer, proposes marriages on trial as a remedy for divorce and notes caution before condemning the idea. The piece mentions Lillie Russell and anticipates reaction to Porto Rico politics, including possible support for Roosevelt amid local tensions.
Caruso Says Arrest for Conduct at New York Zoo Was Mistake
Signor Enrico Caruso, the famed tenor, declares his arrest for scandalous conduct in a New York zoo was an error. He notes trouble began as claimed but insists he is innocent of the charges.
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Signor
Enrico Caruso
New York Zoo
Standard Oil’s Quiet Moves Signal Possible Actions
A terse remark notes that Standard Oil rarely boasts of future plans and suggests its lack of public statements may still precede decisive actions. The comment implies prudent restraint in signaling policy or strategy.
Chicago market notes show firm grain and softer pork
Chicago wheat and corn prices remained firm on good demand and wet weather hampering movement. December wheat opened near unchanged and finished steady while pork and lard eased. Oats stayed quiet. cash rye and barley posted weak to steady quotes with flax and clover unchanged.
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Chicago
Ill
Minneapolis
Duluth
Alge
Toledo Grain Markets Report
Toledo Ohio November 20 close grain prices Wheat cash 77and three futures 81 December 81 May 78 July 78 Corn cash 43 December 42 May 44 July 44 Oats cash 35 old 40 December 51 May 37 July 35.
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Toledo
Ohio
Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep From Multiple Cities
Cattle receipts around 8 500 in Chicago with steady market. Hogs estimated 28 000 with prices 5.80 to 6.30 for mixed and butchers. Sheep receipts about 22 000 with steady prices, lambs 4.60 to 7.50. Cincinnati market shows hogs active and cattle slow. East Buffalo steady for sheep and cattle. Pittsburg market notes light cattle and strong hogs with lamb prices down.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
East Buffalo
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Market Report for Butter Eggs and Cheese in Chicago and New York
In Chicago on November 20 Butter-Strong creamery and daisies quoted at 19 24c and 20 274c respectively Eggs steady at 22 26c per dozen Grade cheese firm with daisies 13%c twins 12% and young Americas 13 1 2c Poultry alive weak turkeys 13 18%c chicks and springs 38 4c New York market receipts 7 610 packages street price extra creamery 28 4c official 20 28c held seconds 21 27c dairy 19 26c renovated 16 22c western factory common to firsts 16 20c western imitation creamery firsts 21 22c Cheese firm with receipts 3 076 boxes.
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Chicago
Ill
New York
Market Prices for Eggs and Cream by State and Region
Statewide cream prices show full, fancy, and inferior grades with September and October quotes. Eggs receipts total 9,699 cases with Pennsylvania and nearby regions listing fancy selects at 39 to 40 cents and western firsts at 32 cents, with various grades and prices in between.
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Pennsylvania
Toledo Market Prices Report November Market Rundown
Toledo Ohio buyers marked North Lima at 90 versus South Lima and Indiana at 85 as Fort Wayne markets listed Wheat 11 cents per bushel Corn 42 to 45 cents old 35 cents new oats 33 to 34 cents rye 5 cents barley 40 cents apples 40 to 50 cents butter 17 to 22 cents eggs 26 to 30 cents per dozen lard 8 cents per pound potatoes 35 to 40 cents cabbage 3 to 5 dollars per dozen turkeys 12 cents per pound chickens 8 to 9 cents ducks 8 to 4 and a half cents goose 1 cent per pound wool unwashed 25 to 28 cents washed 30 cents per pound honey 13 cents per pound.
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Fort Wayne
Barr Street
Bush & Co
Weil Brothers & Co
Yresselt & Sons
Shorts
Commission
J. T. Johnson
E. K. Bush
East
Columbia Street
Howenstein & Crouse
Barr
Columbia _ Streets
Eckart Packing Co
Timothy
Hocking Valley
Massillon
Jackson
Pocahontas
Miller Led Bride to Altar Before Fatal Pain
Thomas Miller of Fort Wayne led his bride Miss Leona Richards to the bridal altar Sunday at her parents home on South Indiana avenue, but died within minutes from severe pain linked to earlier injuries from a truck wagon accident. Rev J I Slater officiated. the couple will live in Fort Wayne with Miller employed by Brown Trucking.
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Auburn Dispatch
Thomas Miller
Fort Wayne
Leona Richards
Jacob Richards
South Indiana Avenue
Baxter
Mrs. Miller
Mr. Miller
Brown Trucking Company
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E. A. KE. Hackett
Hiditer and Proprietor
Lane
Intelli
Ohio Supreme Court
L. F. Livingston
South
Crozier
Supreme Court of Ohio
Standard
Standard Oil Company of
The
Porto Rico
Grain and Provisions
Lima
A. E. Carroll
Indiana School
Fitch & Sons
Real Estate Bulletin
Monroe W. Fitch & Sons
Opp
P. O
Miller
Bride
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