Reconstruction of Trust Laws Shifts Power to Labor and Trade Bodies
Washington reports three anti trust measures passed by the House to curb big business. The Clayton bill with labor and farmers exemptions passed 275 to 54, the stocks and bonds bill 325 to 12, and the federal trade commission bill without opposition. The trade commission will supervise large firms to prevent monopolies, with a three member body appointed by the President and paid ten thousand sixty dollars yearly.
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Washington
Wilk
House of Representatives
Sen
Clayton General Trust
Labor and Farmers’ Organizations
Federal Trade Commission
Ohio
Geary
Rhode Island
Chandler
New York
Bucs
Dieforth
Edmonds
Druckker
Dunn
Esch
Fairchild
Foss
Gillett
Green
Humphreys
Wash
Kahn
Keister
Langley
McGuire
Madden
Mann
Moore
Paige
Mass
Parker
Payne
Pratt
Plumiey
Sells
Shreeve
Stevens
Minn
Switzer
Treadway
Wolstead
Wallin
Willis
Winslow
Anthony
Hritten
Browne
Wis.j
Graham
Hamilton
N. Y
Hayes
Hinds Howell
Johnston
Utah
Kennedy
Kiess
Mott, Nelson
Siemp
Steenerson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Calf Sells for 20000 at Chicago Auction Record
A dairy calf under four months old brought 20000 at a Chicago auction, said to be a record price in the United States for a dairy calf.
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Chicago
United States
Bulgarian Queen Eleanor to Visit United States
Clayton Rockhill honorary consul general of Bulgaria in New York City received a cablegram from Sofia that Queen Eleanor plans a U S visit next October. The report states the trip includes official duties and engagements in multiple cities.
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York
Des Moines
George H. York
Colfax
Ameney
Leavenworth
Smith McPherson
United States
J. Jackson
Kansas City
Bes Alcinauze
New Yorks
Clayton Rockhill
Bulgaria
New York City
Sofia
Eleanora
Mystery of the House of Mystery unfolds in coastal intrigue
Charles Lomonds and Ralph Van Vechten witness a man’s murder near the House of Mystery as Tom Phinney is drawn into a web of captives and disguises. The trio follows suspects across yachts and streets while lovers and relatives navigate warnings, threats, and a coffin shaped mystery aboard a Brewyrlows yacht.
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Ralph van Vechten
Powhatan Club
Jong
van Vechten
Tom Phinney
Flint
Tom Phinney Eoes
House of Mystery
Mr. Gallis
Van
Pater Carew
Miss Carew
Mrs. Devereaux
New York
Temple Bonner
Compton Behavier
Max Willard
Ganester
Tieverenauy
Renner
Willard
Ward
van Veelten
Tatlin Callies
Cfr
Brewyrlows Vacht Kohinur
Uvnewr
Veohten
Cee
Ritetit
Missing Miss Carew Sparks Nightly Search Aboard Kohinur
Captain Phinney and Jessie Willard confront a sudden disappearance as Miss Carew vanishes after dinner. The Kohinur conducts a full river search with search-lights and boats, but no trace is found while Jessie and Aunt Jo grapple with fear and vow to tell Phinney everything.
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Phinney
Jessie
Tom
Jom
Specter at the feast reveals a deadly time lock plot
At a midnight Atlas Safe board meeting Rudolph Van Vechten unveils a coffin containing willardite and a time lock threat. A mysterious stranger claims rightful stakes in the company and warns of disaster unless his due share and reinstatement are granted. A missing niece appears inside the casket.
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Jessie Willard
Rudolph van Vechten
Thane Cedric
Continental Union Banking and Trust Company
Atlas Safe Company
Rudolph
Man of Iron
Ngone
van Vechten
Coffi
New York
Theodore van Vechten
Theodore
Theodore van Vechteg
Max Villard
Willard
Filer
Escape Through Desert Quest in Mexican Conflict
A first person account depicts a chaotic pursuit by armed riders across chaparral and desert. Gunfire, fleeing villagers, and a dangerous chase force the narrator and companions to flee toward the mountains while dodging a flanking party.
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John Reed
Metropolitan
Don Thomas
Pablo Arriola
Gil Tomas
Meester
Juan
Don Petronilo
Juan Santitanes
Fernando Silveyra
Juan Vallejo
Pole- Falp
Domingo Rom
van Shed
Woman Suffrage Focuses On Labor And Jobs On The Mob
Beatrice Forbes k Robertson Hale cites a factory tale and a suffrage workers group idea while noting a serf of the era who quits after two years of harsh treatment and a worker’s smash up over a china delivery. The piece also notes in 1912 five hundred seventy one ocean vessels were built in German yards.
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Beatrice Forbes K Robertson Hale
New School For Suffrage Workers
New York
Bridge Destroyed in Connecticut Maneuvers Sparks Mock Dramatic Crossing
During summer army maneuvers Blues resisted Reds advancing near Stratford Milford. Reds posted placards claiming Washington bridge destroyed spanning the Housatonic. Blue pickets later surprised Reds crossing the river and retorted that they were swimming as there was no bridge.
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Connecticut
Washington Bridge
Housatonic
Stratford
Milford
Nero Cleared of Incendiarism In Rome Fire
An archeologist lecturing in Rome says Nero did not start the fire that destroyed part of the imperial city nor did early Christians. He notes a full moon the night of the blaze suggests an accidental origin and argues the legend of Nero’s fiddling persists despite a tower allegedly showing him watching flames being built after his death.
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Rome
Nero
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Dayton
House
Farmers’ Societies
Trade Commission
Charles Lomonds
Mercer
Chapter
Mexico
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