United States Steel Victory Suit Declined Disbanding
Two opinions filed in Trenton hold United States Steel should not be dissolved. The decision refuses injunctions, finds no Sherman law violation in foreign trade, and deems certain price fixing after the Gary dinners unlawful. It allows government to retain jurisdiction if practices resume, likely guiding by the new trade commission.
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Trenton
N. J
United States Steel Corporation
United States District Court
Steel Corporation
New Trade Commission
Taft
George W. Wickersham
Jsteel Corporation
Erie Canal
Lake Superior
New York Harbor
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cambria Steel Company
United States Steel
James R. Garfield
Secretary of Commerce
Buffington
Woolsey
Hunt
United States Court
New York City
Supreme Court
J. Pierpont Morgan
Andrew Carnegie
Supreme Court of the
United States
Indiana
State Board of Health
United States Supreme Court
H. E. Barnard
State Food and Drug Commissioner
Barnard
Supreme Court of the United States
French Lose Six Aeroplanes In Ludwigshafen Raid
Berlin dispatches report that after a raid on Ludwigshafen eighteen French aeroplanes took part, but only twelve returned. Two landed and four were shot down with no Americans among the four dead in the Zeppelin raid over London as censorship shields details.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Ludwigshafen
U.S
London
England
Londoners in Riots After Zeppelin Raid Killings
London riots flare after a Zeppelin raid with about ninety bombs desetroying private premises and causing several fires. Four people are killed and multiple injuries reported as mobs target suspected Germans with special constables called to restore order. Berlin blames reprisal for Ludwigshafen bombardment and Ostend damage.
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London
Shoreditch
Pimlico Walk
Pearson Street
Berlin
Ludwigshafen
Ostend
Buonemsegno Executes After Jealous Murder Conviction
Albany reports Vincenzo Buonemsegno died in the electric chair after being convicted of murdering his wife in 1914. He reportedly shouted memories of his crime to the audience before execution but remained calm with the aid of Father Mola.
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Albany
N. Y
Vincenzo Buonemsegno
Buonemsegno
Mola
Philadelphia
C. H. Vancerbeck
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Eastern Golf Association
Merion Cricket Club
Richmond
Bimingham
Ala
Bennett H. Young
Louisville
United Confederate Veterans
Milan
Isabel Wade
Chicago
Przemyśl Falls Back to Austrian Control in Russian Victory
Vienna reports Przemyśl is again in Austrian hands after a protracted siege. Russian forces evacuated the fortress as German and Austrian artillery pounded the defenses, with 170,000 garrisoned troops reduced by heavy losses before surrender. The retreat shifted toward Lemberg as German Krupp guns aided the evacuation.
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Dual Empire
Czas
Przemysl
Kus
Besiea
Liege
Namur
Lemberg
Austrian Empire
De Palma Wins Fifth International Sweepstakes in Dramatic Finish
Ralph De Palma piloted a Mercedes to victory in the 500 mile International Sweepstakes at Indianapolis on Monday. Dario Resta finished a close second with Gil Anderson third and Earl Cooper fourth, in a race noted for its speed and dramatic duels between two Italian rivals.
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de Palma
Resta
Anderson
Cooper
O'Donnell
Burman
Wilcox
Alley
Hughes
van Raalte
Indianapolis
Ralph de Palma
Mercedes
DePalma
America
Gil Anderson
Earl Cooper
Zeppelins Reported Near London and Ramsgate
The official press bureau announced sightings of Zeppelins near Ramsgate and Brentwood and in outer London districts. Fires were reported but not confirmed as caused by the airships. Newspapers were urged not to publish details about flight paths for public safety. admiralty will issue proper information.
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London
Ramsgate
Kentishy
Brentwood
Admiralty
German Claims Major Gains Against Russians Near Przemysl
Berlin reports tremendous gains against the Russians on the eastern front. It describes the storming of forts west of Dunkowiczki near Przemysl, the capture of 1,400 men and heavy and light artillery, and notes large prisoner totals across March to May.
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Berlin
Przemysl
Radom
Poland
Stry
Lemberg
Niemen
Dunkowiczki
Hope Seen for Settlement of U S Germany Dispute
President Wilson met for a half hour with German ambassador Count von Bernstorff in Washington. He pressed for a German assurance of safety for innocent lives on the high seas and said no reply would go to Berlin until Berlin answered. Bernstorff sent a resume of the talks to Berlin with urging favorable consideration.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Wilson
Count von Bernstorff
Berlin
England Insurers Pay $500000 on Lusitania Loss
English insurance companies have paid claims totaling 500000 dollars for the sinking of the Lusitania. The payouts cover about 250 lives and reflect the losses from the disaster.
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London
Women Inconsistency Cited Over Feathered Hats
Mrs. J. D. Sherman of Chicago told the Women's Clubs in Portland on June 5 that women's consistency ends when hats wear feathers. The remark tied fashion to public scrutiny and social expectations.
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Portland
Ore
J. D. Sherman
Chicago
Carnegie Steel Plants Run At 95 Percent Capacity
Col. H. P. Rope, first vice-president of Carnegie Steel, says the company operates its mills nationwide at ninety five percent capacity.
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Steel Mills
Pittsburgh
Col. H. P. Rope
Carnegie Steel Company
Taft Reflects on War Warning at Bryn Mawr Commencement
William H. Taft, speaking at Bryn Mawr College commencement in Philadelphia, says a jingo in the White House would have already thrust the nation into war with Germany, implying leadership could have altered the course of events.
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U. 8
Philadelphia
White House
William H. Taft
Bryn Mawr College
Germany
Colorado militia ordered to ready 3300 men and equipment
Washington issues urgent orders to Colorado militia officers to bring units to minimum standard and ready 3300 men for potential war. Army officers warned they will face court martial for discussing war situation outside service. General Chase confirms rapid action to secure needed equipment.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Washington
United States Army
Chase
Illinois Returns War Flag to Murfreesboro Veterans
The battle flag of the Eighteenth Tennessee Infantry, captured at Fort Donelson, was formally returned during Confederate Decoration Day exercises in Murfreesboro Tennessee. Illinois representatives L. W. Armstrong and David S. Brown of Peoria handed the flag to surviving regiment members.
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Nashville
Tenn
Murfresboro
Eighteenth Tennessee Infantry
Ilinois
Fort Donelson
Springfield
L. W. Armstrong
David S. Brown
Peoria
Pipe prices rise ten dollars a ton in Pittsburgh district
In Pittsburgh on June 5 manufacturers in the district announced the largest one time price jump for galvanized pipe, up ten dollars per ton.
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Pittsburgh
Train wreck injures thirty near Minier Illinois
Thirty passengers aboard Chicago and Alton train No. 70 were injured when the fast train derailed near Minier Illinois about 12 miles south of Bloomington. The incident occurred on June 5 with no further details on the extent of injuries or cause available.
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Bloomington
Chicago & Alton
Minier
Here
State G A R encampment ends with parade and elected officers
The Indiana Grand Army of the Republic closed its session in Marion with an unanimous endorsement of Wilsonian policy. Col. A. B. Crampton received a badge. Lewis King of Franklin was named department commander. A 5,000 to 7,000 crowd viewed the veterans parade through Washington Street along with bands and dignitaries including Governor Ralston.
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Indianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Marion
Wilson
A. B. Crampton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lewis King
Franklin
N. A. Chamberlain
C. W. Burkett
Warsaw
John H. Case
John J. Ogle
Fort Wayne
Woman's Relief Corps
Kate Scott
Richmond
Mattie Dempsey Thomas
C. Willis
Waterloo
Barry
Bloomington
Mabel Teague
Ralston
Isaac R. Sherwood
Toledo
Indiana
G.A. R
General Skunk
Marion Soldier's Home
Second Regiment Military Band
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans
Knighttown
Third Regiment
Peru
Garrett's Boys
Muncie
John A. Logan
Lafayette
J. R. Fesler
Civic Hall
Grand Army
Flora Millspaugh
Edna Paula
Elizabeth Howard
Mindwell Wilson
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
Lydia Bornholt
Addie Wallace
Sons of Veterans
Frank Shellhouse
Harry W. Christian
J. L. McCulloch
Marion Association of Commerce
Frank Sherwin
George W. Steele
James O. Batchelor
Knightstown
Tipperary
Sullivan Bartender Fined in Liquor Law Violations
Willis Russell, bartender at the Neversweat saloon near Lewis, paid a $90.15 fine and costs after six liquor law violations in Justice Watson's Sullivan court. Prose cutor Fred Bays conducts inquiries in Sullivan and Dugger courts into alleged Gill township election frauds linked to recent indictments.
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Sullivan
Willis Russell
Lewis
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Lewis Kings
Franklin Man
Grand Parade
Western Columbia Cabinet Company
Arthur L. Stout
O. E. Mehorney
E. W. Stout
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J. J. Wilson
G. F. Brown
H. E. Stoner
Kelley Business School
South Bend
Burt Kelley
W. R. Goble
F. E. Kelley
Richmond Country Club
T. C. McReynolds
Dale Crittenberger
Auditor of State
E. R. Stotzenberg
Bert Winter
Lebanon
A. V. Conradt
Great Western Pottery
Kokomo
Thomas C., Jr
McReynolds
Indiana Railway and Light Company
Kansas City
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