Labor Trust Legislation Passes With Wide Support
Washington June a broad antitrust measure backed by President aims to curb big business and preserve labor and farmers exemptions while creating a federal trade commission. The Clayton bill carries labor exemptions and court-injunction limits, with rail and corporate provisions expanding competition. Two Democrats oppose, multiple Republicans vote against, and the FTC bill passes without opposition to oversee monopolies and enforce rules.
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Federal Trade Commission
Iorge
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Oto
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Indepedent Commission
Ft Game
Thernigh
Prince
Warships May Fight as Dictator Threatens Capture Arm Ship
The article reports threats to seize an American armed ship by Mexican federals and potential naval clashes with Huerta forces at Tampico. It notes the Antilla, El Mundo, and El Siglo carrying arms for rebels, possible U S government actions via Secretary Bryan, and impending mediation at Niagara Falls. Other items: Vera Cruz towns Tantima and Tantoyuca captured. Colima and Guadalejmra fall to constitutionalists. Carranza negotiations and obstacles with ABC mediators. a New Mexico diplomat nomination. a suicide by a court clerk. a Boston explosion at East Boston. a Kansas governor dispute. Lascon volcano eruption. and Sing Sing inmates seeking to enlist.
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Vocational education funding urged for workers
Washington June 6 the commission on national aid to vocational education urged a 7 million dollar annual appropriation to the states for trades and agriculture training. It said vocational education is the nations greatest need and must reach youths over fourteen to support industrial and agricultural prosperity.
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Militant sues king access and interrupts Buckingham court
A suffragist gained entry at Buckingham Palace and dropped to her knees before the king, shouting for gentler treatment and urging no force. She was removed and police took her into custody. The queen and king ignored the disruption as band music drowned her words. Close inquiries seek how she gained admission.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Indictments Name Dozens of Plumbers Officials nationwide
A federal grand jury charges 36 officials and members of the National Association of Master Plumbers and state groups in Illinois Iowa Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri Nebraska and Iowa with conspiracy to restrain trade under the Sherman act. Indictments allege the group has violated laws since 1884 by conspiring against plumbing businesses. Names include W J Hillerd W C Haviland F A Patterson E D Hornbrook J P Cunningham B C Wilkerson Joseph Bixby George B Wentz J B Coningham William A Decker William J Woolly George F Reeke Louis Sontag James A Trane Henry H Niebuhr among others.
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National Association of Master Plumbers
Tinois
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Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
W. J. Hillerd
Elmhurst
Illinois State Association of Master
W. C. Haviland
Aurora
F. A. Patterson
Springfield
Illnois Association
National Association
E. D. Hornbrook
J. P. Cunningham
B. C. Wilkerson
Kansas City
Joseph Bixby
Omaha
Neb
George B. Wentz
Lincoln
J. B. Coningham
William A. Decker
Grand Rapside
Mich
Michigan Association
William J. Woolly
Evansville
Ind
Indiana Association
George F. Reeke
Green Bay
Wis
Wisconsin Association
Louis Sontag
Sheboygan
James A. Trane
la Crosse
la Crosse Association
Henry H. Niebuhr
Mrs Jennie Eaton Weds D Henry Ainsworth in Boston
Mrs Jennie Eaton widow of Rear Admiral Joseph G Eaton and D Henry Ainsworth of Morristown Arizona were married in Washington on Wednesday The ceremony was by Rev L Morgan Chambers The couple will take a second honeymoon at a summer resort Eaton was acquitted in Boston last October of poisoning her second husband The admiral died at his Norwell Massachusetts home on March 7 1913 under suspicions Ainsworth was divorced from a Illinois wife aged forty nine for both spouses named in the report
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Jennie M. Eaton
Boston
Joseph G. Eaton
D. Henry Ainsworth
Morristown
Ariz
L. Morgan Chambers
Ainsworth
Illnoia
Iron Workers Stay Granted in Dynamiters Case
June 2 Chicago reports all 24 defendants in the dynamiters cages, now out on bond, receive until June 25 to begin federal prison terms at Leavenworth. A separate item from Syracuse notes a Tupper Lake Adirondacks dispatch saying a forest fire threatens the Cross Clearing forestry plantation, having burned about 900 acres.
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Diverse early news items report resignations and strikes
New York diplomat John KR De Saulles resigns as U S minister to Uruguay and plans to earn in New York real estate. In Rochester the German Catholic societies oppose the Hobson bill for national prohibition. A failed assassination attempt on General Huerta is reported from Veracruz with executions at the academy. President Wilson greets Senator Kern’s crippled son and a push for a federal commission to settle the Colorado strike is noted. Santo Domingo is isolated by rebels. Storstad counter-claims $50,000 against the Empress of Ireland collision. Italian aviator erasco drowns after plane failure. Chicago brickmakers end a strike, resuming work for about 160,000 workers.
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Military Academy
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Contracts Awarded for Belmont County Old National Pike Section
The Ohio state highway department awarded over a million dollars in road contracts with bids missing on about $20,000 of offerings. The Belmont County brick road 16.62 miles long, the last remaining National Pike section there, was given to Adame Bros. Constructing Co. for roadway and masonry costs totaling about $418,263, while other counties received awards for brick and concrete projects, with exact bidders and estimated costs listed.
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Columbus
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National Road
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Zanesville
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Ohio River
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Pedro
Huron County
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Scot. Bros
Marton, O
Huronity
Oberlin - Norwalk
Ridmund Burke
Franklin
Bellevue - Norw
The
Modern Construction Co
Manionies County
Clayton Road
Wiliams County
Bryan - Defiance
Ohio
Athene
Springfield
State Bureau of Accounting
Joseph T. Tracy
Noey
Frank Cooper
Cleveland
State Awards Contracts for Over a Million Dollars
State highway department awarded more than half a million dollars in road improvement contracts across Ohio. Belmont, Guernsey, Huron, Montgomery, and other counties won concrete, brick, and paving projects worth amounts ranging from about 1,700 to 25,000 dollars. In Youngstown, 386 teachers will receive a general salary increase, with principals and high school staff seeing higher pay. district officials expect the change to take effect in a few weeks.
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