Attorney General Seeks Clear Path for Antitrust Actions
Washington September 22 The attorney general discussed how large corporate groups must reorganize into distinct, independent entities to avoid restraint of trade and possible monopoly. The plan must be acceptable to the government, though final approval rests with the courts.
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Washington
Corparaliona
Associated Press
Department of Justices
Supreme Court
Hit
Battle Creek
Mich
Recovery of Rev Fr J E Sherman in hospital scare
Sept 22 reports from San Jose California state Rev Fr J E Sherman head of Chicago Jesuit province was committed to de Agnew state hospital Wednesday. Dr B Mullen said Sherman should recover soon as heavy lecturing demands and nervous strain led him to the hospital. Authorities noted he briefly regained his reason after a scare and was brought to the superior for examination. Rural Carriers Elect in Milwaukee as McMahon of Savoy Texas reelected president of the National Rival Labor Carriers association. convention to meet in Nashville with officers Brockway Wilson Carman and others backing highway and pay equality measures.
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San Jose
Cally
J. E. Sherman
Chicago
de Agnew
Lospital
B. ¥. Mullen
Sherman
Norititla
Los Cates Hill
Sheriff’s’ Office
Father Sherman
Gmvi
Milwauker
Vis
E. A
McMahon
Savoy
Texas
Labler ‘Carriers’ Association
Nashville
V. M. Brockway
Clinton
N. Y
Lee Wilson
Livia
Minn
Carman
Upper Saye Dusky
Ohio
Market slump as United States Steel leads declines
NY shares opened lower with United States Steel heavy selling after a rally earlier, prices tumbling on a broad market retreat. Industry leaders and executives remained silent amid reports of possible restructuring, while Canadian reciprocity defeat weighed on rail stocks and related sectors.
Judge Grosscup Refuses to Retire Amidling Charges
Chicago September 22 Judge Peter Grosscup of the United States circuit court of appeals northern district of Illinois announced he will not resign to Taft until he is vindicated. He proposes a private inquiry and a commission to investigate all charges. A former government service agent was described as obtaining papers from Marshall Sampsell, former private secretary to the judge, during a break in Sampsell’s downtown office. The judge claimed he would reveal all and disputed reports about a Standard Oil decision.
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Chicago
Peter
Crosscup
United States
Marshall J. Sampsell
Union Jin “Company
Sampsell
Grosseup
Max
Bush
Cross
AL. Sampsell
Sutuubiody
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Grossenp
Grossenp Ieclared Dta
United States Court Court Ab
Standard Oil Company
Will Street
Wall Street Slump as Stocks Collapse in Market Turmoil
New York stock exchange observers faced a sharp drop as United States Steel and other issues tumbled. The preferred fell 54 points to 1034, common at 604 with a 4 point loss, amid heavy trading and widespread selling. Investors cite dissolution of the steel trust and antitrust enforcement as key factors, with Taft's Monday remarks fueling nerves.
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New York
United States Steel
Sloore
Air Jor
Great Northern
Tmeir
Urie First
Canadian Pacific
Lehigh Valley
Atchison
Tintion Pacific
Reali
Northwestern
Newers Electric
Warkel Wat
United State Steel Corporation
Wall Street
Steel Corporation
Abert
W. Gary
Abys Coxporation
Bolling
Likewse
Nolw
York
Segi
Wis Bhivena
Vantagi
United States
Alocks Cor
Exormons Seale
Attck
Tnster
Yosthe
Jong Shiip
He Corporation
Taft
Dew Trail
Gannova Resigns From New York Democratic Committee
William J. Gannova of Buffalo, a noted figure in state politics, resigns from the Democratic state committee. He says his step is a reply to accusations from the party's present leadership, claiming he criticized their motives and pledges.
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Democratic Committee of
New York
Albany
William J. Gannova
Buffalo
Leon
Democratic State Committee
Conver
Leanios
Ohio State University Registers Alfred Dut Weber's Entry
Sept 22 reports Alfred Dut Weber of Delphos Ohio registered at Ohio State University in a record treason like admission. The entry notes Weber’s height around six feet and weight about two hundred and twenty pounds amid unclear wording about arts and Ian Voy.
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Columba
Ohio State Univ
Alfred Dutwebar
Delphos
Ohio
Wis
Dikweber
Feo Mehes
Fredien
Young Man Slain. Mrs McCrea Claims Justification
In Opelosa Louisiana the shooting of Allen Carhini, 23, cousin of Representative Garhi Dupre, by Mrs. J J McCrea sparks debate as McCrea, wife of a division railroad superintendent, sits in jail awaiting coroner action. She asserts the act was justified citing insult and fear, while neighbors and family recall longstanding ties between the McCreas and Carhini. Garlands was killed after a linked series of incidents. McCrea’s husband vows to remain jailed with her.
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Opelosa
Landry Parish
Shakii
Allen Carhini
Garhi Dupre
Seim
J. J. McCrea
Divi
Sion
F'Risco
Lim
Wis
Euunty
McCrea
Ars McCrea
Joun Garland
Garland
Ug Quawel Gacland
McCven
Hotel Keepers Dispute Shapes New Odd Fellows Amendment
Tidimmpolis Sept 22 The Sovereign Gro Lodge of Odd Fellows debated a constitutional amendment to bar hotel keepers who sell liquor from membership. A proposal to admit only new members while current ones conform was rejected. The judge refused to grant national assembly status and objected to related sanitarium licensing. A proposal to end Odd Fellow segregation was sent to committee. a separate clause on-age 19 for members was defeated. Ahmed Arabi Pasha, Egyptian insurgent leader, died after exile and pardon history.
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Tidimmpolis
Trd
Gro Lodge
Odd Fallows
Segatio
Cairo
Reypl
Ahmed Arabi Pasha
Ryspb
Thuranlay
Gui Akh
Khedive
Cylon
Sophomore Election At Cebilead High School
The Cebilead high school holds an election to choose wing officers. Fred Vide Waa is elected president, Hardign Sex ton becomes vice president, Marion Tooven is secretary, Tadronstiren takes treasurer duties.
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Cebilead High School
Fred Vide Waa
Hardign Sexton
Marion Tooven
Secratary
Stand Pat Crowd Wins in Canadian Election Outlook
Montreal reports the Stand Pat faction leads with 161 Conservatives 1 Nationalist and 84 Liberals elected. Ontario largely rejects the Liberal government. Premier elect Robert Borden will form a Conservative majority, signaling no reciprocity advance. President taft expresses disappointment over the result delaying closer US-Canada trade.
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Montreal
Ratuens
Orden
Yanver
Iinve
Premer Jaurier
Ontario
Canada
Robert £. Borden
Conservative Party
Pwerfelt
United States
Ronsli
Quehve
Liberal Party
Gaurier
There Will Be No Repeal of the Reciprocity Law
A cle部r fragment reports no repeal of the reciprocity law is expected. The dispatch cites counsel general and a Canadian government stance, noting ongoing political debate and anticipated official updates from Washington.
Canada rejects list of foods in damaged OCR sample
Fragmentary OCR shows a long, jumbled catalog of groceries and livestock with many errors. Items include meats, dairy, produce, grains, and household goods, but the text is garbled and hard to parse for a clear event or report.
Canadian reciprocity duties reaction and delayed implementation
The article discusses the terms of an agreement, noting that new duties would not take effect until after Canadian calibration, with an exception for Li wood pulp futures. It reflects on the potential political impact, the stance of Western authorities, and predicts a shift in prices following news of a liberal defeat and subsequent recovery.
Imperialism Wins in Canadian Election Shock to England
London Sept 22 The overwhelming defeat of Prenticy Lanrier and the liberal government signals a surprising result at the polls in Canada games. The general reaction in England is wary yet welcoming as the imperial ties may loosen. A slight relapse in American sentiment is noted by the stock exchange observers.
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London
Prenticy Lanrier
Palicy Ul Veel
United Tates
Canada
England
Reault
Ameremit
Stock Exchange
Rice famine threat prompts government cargo sale
A Philippine famine scare spreads as rice crop failure triggers government action. Governor Worues orders shipment of government cereal to Rangoga for sale at cost to the people amid soaring prices and limited supply.
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Philippites
Rangoga
Train Robber Confesses in Midwest Heist
Neonah Wisconsin September 22 a patricn arrested a man claiming to be one of a trio who robbed the Northern Pacific express passenger train at Buffalo North Dakota three months ago. He used the names Pat Crowe and John Young. About ten thousand dollars was taken and the engineer shot. A ten thousand dollar reward had been set for the thieves. He admitted prior jail escape at Chippewa Falls and time in a state penitentiary for robbery.
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Neonah
Wis
Patrcn
Northern Pacific
Buffalo
N. D
Pat Crowe
John Young
Chippewa Falls
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Rere Ieee
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