Taft Confers With Sherman Stanley on Steel Case remarks
Roosevelt Washington Nov 17 Sherman Stanley of the house steel trust investigation confers with President Taft and comments on The Outlook editorial. He questions Roosevelt's influence on public opinion and says facts in the United States steel case are not fully known. Stanley says the Sherman anti trust law is sound but may be altered by new regulation.
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Washington
Sherman Stanley
House Steel Trust
Taft
W Hich
Roosevelt
United Staton Steel Corporation
Mr. Stanley
Henry B. Frick
Elbert H. Gary
Stanley
Reynolds Named Receiver in Lewis Publishing Case
St Louis November 17 Jadya Smitty McPherson of the United States district court issued a signed order adjudicating Lewis Publishing Company bankrupt to expedite litigation in two months of receivership proceedings. Matt G Reynolds former circuit judge was appointed receiver with Waller D Coles as referee to oversee the books and enforce claims against them.
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St. Louis
Jadya Smitty McPherson
United States
Vicehit Court
Lewis Publishing Company
Matt G. Reynolds
Waller D. Coles
Uudge McPherson Mule
Earthquake Strikes Central Europe Causing Widespread Damage
Reports from Berlin and Baden describe a powerful midnight quake that damaged Hohenzollern Castle and toppled the spire in Baden. Widespread shaking affected Weurlenberg, Stuttgart, Munich, Strassburg, Heidelberg, and Vienna, with fires, panics, and intermitted rail service as thousands spent the night outdoors.
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Berlin
Europe
Hohanzollern
Steey Zoller-feebinigen
Prussia
Baden
Talbedtal
Germhania
Weurlenberg
Aldrich Currency Plan Divides Trans-Mississippi Congress
After a long session the resolution committee framed resolutions for presentation to the congress. They declared the Aldrich currency plan may be a step in the right direction but refused to endorse the plan outright.
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Kansas City
Resolution Committee
Congress
Iml
Changes in Sherman act to curb delays in antitrust cases
At Senate hearings before the Interstate Commerce Committee, Senator Committe declared a temporary reorganization of the Washington anti-trust regime. The discussion focused on reforms to prevent delays that have occurred in prosecutions related to the American tobacco case and related matters.
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Washington
American Tobacco
Cimmitte
Interstate Commerce
Senate
Thanksgiving Day Confusion Delays Observances
Half of Coxhogton plans to observe Thanksgiving next Thursday November 30 due to a calendar printer error that misprinted the date as November 23. Local officials warn residents to verify the correct date and adjust events accordingly.
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Coshoolan
Coxhogton
Ulving
Verdin Clock Rebuilt For St Stephen's Church Tower
J T Verdin and firm, Cincinnati, replace the old St Stephen's church clock on Dayton Street in Hamilton. The movement will sit forty feet below the dials, driven by weights and wound daily. Dials measure six and a half feet square with large hands, illuminated by ground glass to enhance the church's facade. Frank Verdin, grandson of the original builder, resides in Hamilton. an ancestor designed the church.
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J.T. Verdin
Verdin, Rappers & Verdin
Cincinnati
Hamilton
St. Stephen's Churely
Dayton Street
A. N. Verdin
St. Stephen's Church
Frank Verdin
Smothered to Death and Body Burned in Ohio House
Miss Mathie Kuang, 75, was smothered to death and her body burned in North Lewisburg near Springfield, Ohio, early this morning. Neighbors saw smoke, forced entry, and found the woman dead near the stove. the fire is believed caused by an overheated stove. The victim lived alone.
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Springfield
Mathie Kuang
North Lewisburg
Misa Fuans
Bu Wus
Mrs Welliver Very Ill
Mrs A J Welliver is lying at her home on Ross Avenue in a morbidly pitiable condition suffering from influenza.
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Welliver
A. J. Welliver
Ross Avenue
Rae
Remains of John F. Carter to be interred tomorrow
The grief stricken family announces the death of John F. Carter. The Llamillon manisha was asphyxiated in Dayton and his remains will be brought here for interment tomorrow morning. He will be laid to rest at the home of Mrs. Lauder, 520 North Third Street. He is survived by five sons, and a widow. Names and exact relationships are unclear in the fragment.
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John F. Carter
Dayton
Meeting of Massilton Man and Religion Forward Movement committees
At a Westminster meeting last night fifty leaders announced chairmen for all committees. Judge B A Belden named head of Bible Study and Evangelism relations with sub bids across shop meetings social service missions and publicity. Arrangements were made for a mask meeting at the Y M C A a week from Sunday with city men to be invited.
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Massilton
Westminster
All Committees
B.A. Belden
A. KK. Morris
J. M. Ladies
York
J. G. Tudor
Social Service
C. Shilling
C. C. Houlilon
O. B. Atkin
J. L. Blair
G. A. Elelan
J. Huber
Clayton A. Leiter
Howlard Egbert
William Keppler
Kalwit Marks
Vowus
Teekliller
Lamitern
VY. A. G
Simday
Hid
Mins Beckers Art Display At George Krebs Window
Mary Boeken, a well known artist, showcases hand painted china and pictures in George Krebs window on Third Street. The display features elegant pieces from her collection and is expected to attract visitors to view the art.
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Mins Becker
Mins Mary Boeken
George Krebs
Third Street
Licensed To Wed Amid Unclear Details In Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names such as Edward Koopman and Nell Dacksom with scattered terms like babies born and Van Lear. The text is garbled, lacking clear events or dates, making it difficult to extract a coherent news item or outcome.
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Edward Koopman
Rhew Ffeir
Cinvinnali
Nell Dacksom
Matailan
Readjustment in baseball costs sparks owner talks
New Orleans November meeting of baseball club owners discusses high salaries in the minor leagues and possible outright purchases of southern clubs for potential integration into the majors. Officials oppose big wage hikes while acknowledging graduation schemes may not be needed. a committee may be formed to study the issue.
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Orleaix
National Association of the Professions
Balary
Officer Killed in Whitesburg Kentucky Shootout
In Whitesburg Kentucky on November 17 a sensational murder occurred near Vorey Lane. Special Patrolman J M Blair a former United States pilot was killed outright. Wash Morgan who was resisting arrest was also killed while Officer Blair lay severely wounded. The deputy sheriff Blair was so badly wounded he may not recover.
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Whitesburg
Sounty
Vorey Lane
J". M. Blair
United States
Wash Morgan
Depala
Sheré D. Blair
Washington Nation paltak holds elite TLR Loons
Bastin reports that Washington Nation paltak of Washington D J has elite TLR Loons, with Toiie conveying belief in their prominence.
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Bastin
Toiie
Paltak
Washington, J
McNuarra Trial Jury Selected Despite Challenges
Jurors sworn for the McNuarra trial amid protests and challenges. Names mentioned include J. L Sexton Lavimer and William J. Andee. defense faced limited peremptory challenges as eight jurors were excused and eleven standing with five peremptory challenges remaining.
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Tayakuygoles
Hee
Avere
McNuuara
Tony
J. 1 Sexton
Lavimer
William J. Andee
Crown Prince Dispatch on Detention of Opponent in Franco-Germany Issue
A Norlin dispatch reports that Crown Prince Frederick Walligi has been ordered to be detained for public opposition to the Franco-Germany settlement over Miqacen. The action reflects tensions in the government’s handling of the dispute and signals the monarchy’s stance on the matter.
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London
Norlin
Frederick Walligi
Lincoln County Court Bars Women From Tar-and- Feather Trial
In Lincoln Center Kansas on November 17 the court excluded women and children from the district court trial of Shergill Clark and two co defendants charged with battering Mary Chamberlain during a tar ring incident. Judge Dalley Grover cited testimony as unfit for mothers and daughters as veniremen questioned the separate guilt of defendants while jurors were summoned to consider three defendants together amid sensational local reporting. Miss Chamberlain testified three men performed the tar ring with others watching and aiding.
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Lincoln Center
Kan
Shergill Clark
Everett G. Clark
N. Simms
Jobe, Schuitt
Mary Chamberlain
Shady Bend
Kas
Farwarg
Dalley Grover
Grover
Becaus
Lincoln County
Women's Civic League
Venireman
Des Fendant
Canths
J Gedlard
Miss Chamberlain
Tare Ring
Pittsburg Doctor 13 Ends Life Over Financial Woes
M Behet Kirk a 13 year old physician was found dead in the Geyer building in uptown Pittsburg of chloroform self destruction. She had saturated cotton with the drug in mouth and nostrils and left a note citing financial troubles and fatigue with patients.
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Pittsburg
M. Behet Kirk
Geyer
Kirt
Truat
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Tere
Aldrich Plan
Cummins
THE
St, Stephen's Cock
J. L. Verdin
St Stephen’s
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Movement
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