U S Steel Case Holds Mason Divestiture Unnecessary
The United States Steel suit ruling in federal court found no mandate to dissolve the Liv corporation overstated. The decision suggests price fixing and foreign trade concerns may be addressed by new trade commission rather than drastic dissolution, with analysis noting substantial questions about monopoly power and market restraint.
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Star Steel Corporation
United States
Glairiet
Liv Corporation
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Evetain Price
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Gary Diawers
Dil
Hawe
United States Corporation
Aled
Aft
George W. Wickersham
Camber
Migely
Lake Superior
New York Harbor
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Mohopaly
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Sean Jackal
Beneer
Biuter Bien Corporatom
Cominos
J. Merpont Morgan
Andrew Cartease
Supreme Court of the United States
London Riots After Zeppelin Raid Kill Four in Bombing
London rioting erupted after a Zeppelin raid with ninety bombs dropped near London. Four people were killed and several injured as fires started in local premises, mostly private, with authorities deploying constabulary to quell mobs targeting suspected German nationals.
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Przemysl Taken as Czar's Front Fights Crumbling
Vienna reports Przemysl is back in Austrian hands as Austrian and German forces complete the first phase of the Galician campaign launched from Krakow. Russian defenses held for months, but 120,000 troops surrendered after a long siege. The fortress west of Lemberg, strategic to the Austrian empire, held about fifty thousand residents.
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Przemysl
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Praemys
Letberg
Cracow Preemys
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Kusmanck
Liege
Nemar
Preemgel
Lemberg
Far and Near News Dispatches From June Dates
A scattered roundup reports Vincenza Buonemsegno’s execution for his wife’s murder in 1814 after jealously driven acts. Philadelphia golf champ Mrs G H Vancerbeck wins the Eastern Golf Association title at Merion. A Confederate reunion selects Birmingham Alabama as 1916 site and confirms Gen Bennett H Young as commander. Milan reports Isabel Wade, 37, of Chicago, arrested as alleged Bavarian espionage accomplice.
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Vincenza BuonemSegno
Buonemsegno
Goring
Mads
Philadelphian
G. H. Vancerbeck
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Eastern Golf Association
Merion Cricket Club
Sartabe
Richmond
Bimingham
Ain
Bennett H. Young
De Palma Wins Fifth International Sweepstakes in Mercedes
Indianapolis June 2 Dario Resta and Anderton finish close behind De Palma as he covers 600 miles in 5 33 55.50 setting a near record pace. Resta holds second with Anderton third. American riders Gil Anderson and Carl Cooper place third and fourth respectively in Stutz machines.
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Anderton
Hughes
van Raalte
Indianapolis
Raron de Palma
Mercedes
DePalma
Rene ‘Thomas
Dario
Resta
America
Gil Anderson
Carl Cooper
United States Warns Mexican Factions to Unite for Relief
President Wilson urges Mexican leaders to join and form a recognized government or face U S action to aid Mexico. He condemns rival factions and insists on a constitutional settlement, warning of decisive measures if peace and order cannot be achieved. The United States would lend moral support to a workable government that can be recognized by major powers.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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Nellie M. Smith
Zeppelins Reported Near Kentish Coast and London
The official press bureau said Zeppelins were seen near Ramsgate on the Kentish coast and near Brentwood east of London, with reports from other London districts. It noted that no details about routes or destinations should be published for public safety, pending admiralty communications.
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Ramsgate
Kentish
Brentwood
Admiralty
Colorado Militia Ordered to Peak Readiness
Washington issued special orders to Colorado militia officers to bring their companies up to the minimum standard and ready equipment. In war, 3,300 men would be mobilized. Army officers were warned they will be court-martialed for discussing the war situation outside service. General Chase announced steps to fulfill the orders and acquire the needed equipment immediately.
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Colo
Colorado
Washington
United States Army
Chase
German Army Claims Big Eastern Front Gains
Reports on Tuesday announce German victories over Russia with 24 700 prisoners north of the Niemen in May and total eastern front captures of 30 582. Official telegrams describe storming forts near Preemysl, capturing 1400 men and heavy artillery. Also notes insurance payouts for the sinking of the Lantana and various other wartime items amid ongoing Allied and Axis actions.
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Jans
Niemen
Dore
Dunkowiczki
Preemysl
Hope for Settlement on German Dispute at White House
Washington reports growing hope in presidential circles for an amicable settlement of the U S Germany dispute. President Wilson and German ambassador Count von Bernstorff held a half hour talk, the president seeking assurance of safe conduct for civilians at sea and delaying reply until Germany answers. Bernstorff sent Berlin a resume and strong recommendation for favorable consideration.
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Wilson
Count von Bernatort
Berlin
Court Officials in Columbus Tax Arrears Over a Million
Columbus hosts the Federal Department of Justice operations as grand jury proceedings begin the June term. McPherson and Coffin lead prosecutions against Capital City Dairy men including Denis Kelley amid back taxes totaling over one million dollars. State actions include budget battles, district reassignments, and new district maps with shifts in party control.
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Federal Department of Justice
Ohio
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Frank Hight
United States
Devanney
District Court
John Sater
Speyer Lands in New York
Sir Edgar Speyer the English baronet who resigned his privy councilorship and sought the prime minister to revoke his baronetcy arrived in New York aboard the Philadelphia with his wife and family. Also aboard were 715 passengers and the bodies of eight Lusitania victims. Philip Klein and Louis G. Dreyfus and Raymond T. Baker are among other prominent travelers.
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Sir Edgar Speyer
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Sir Edgar
Liverpool
Lusitania
Philip Klein
Charles Klein
Louis G. Dreyfus
Berlin
Raymond T. Baker
Petrograd
Illinois returns war flag at Murfreesboro ceremony
Illinois representatives formally returned the battle flag of the Eighteenth Tennessee infantry to survivors at Murfreesboro Tennessee during Confederate Decoration Day exercises. The flag had been captured at Fort Donelson and stored in Springfield before its return at Peoria.
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Murfresboro
Eighteenth
Tennessee Infantry
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David
Brown
Peoria
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Arctic Rail Link From Kandalaska To Archangel Port
The council of ministers approved a railroad costing 1 500 000 from Kandalaska in Archangel province across the Kola peninsula to a railway in the Arctic Ocean near the north. The line aims to connect the Arctic to Russia’s rail system and provide another export outlet to a northern seaport. Archangel port lies over 200 miles south of Kola and is now open to navigation.
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Council of Ministers
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Kola
Arctic Ocean
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Pleasing Husband according to a Wyoming writer
A Woman's Home Companion piece argues the wise wife keeps neat dress, dainty demeanor, and alert mind to compare with businesswomen. It notes husbands value externals and loyalty stems from duty and self-control, not mere possession of charm.
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Wyoming
Boxing Ruling Puts Ohio Prize Fights On Hold
Western Newspaper Union reports Attorney General Turner ruling boxing matches in Ohio are prize fights and illegal. Prosecutions could end public bouts in Lorain County and beyond, as two officials weigh the status of local contests and enforcement.
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