Printing Combine Nipped In by U S Anti Trust Decree
United States District Judge Landis enters a consent decree settling anti trust actions against the Western Newspaper Union and the American Press Association. The case targets alleged consolidation and control of news content and distribution to influence public opinion across major newspapers in the Midwest and beyond.
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Wester
American Press Association
Department In Justice
Kura
United States
Henesuw Landis
West
Pay Gholney Company
Western B
Wijual
Western Newspaper
Union
Western
Inter
New York
George A. Joslyn
Qamaehz
Gemeaha
AETI
Rmeslitten
Chicago
Agwrican
Amercian Press Association
West Virginia
Tourtland Sualtt
Wwoogl Etrowan
Alaurice Il Chare Furosaet
Beiler
Er 16
Buch
William MM. Chantland
James A. Powler
Equity
Wickersham
James Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Charies A. Broadek
Western Newspaper Union
Charles F. Harding
Senator Hitchcock Aids Foreign Boy In Deportation Case
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska traveled 1000 miles to attend a hearing in Quebec on the case of Stanley Stewart, an English immigrant boy ordered to be deported for alleged feeble-mindedness. Hitchcock found the boy is backward and secured a stay of deportation pending examination by a medical board.
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Washington
Stanley Stewart
Senator Hitchcock
Nebraska
Quebec
Stewart
England
Omaha
Hitchcock
Eagles Meet Opens In Cleveland With Parade Planned
Delegates from across the nation arrive in Cleveland for the Fraternal Order of Eagles convention. Governor Harmon will give the welcome tonight as the five day event starts with a parade slated for Thursday. Judge William J. Brennan of Pittsburgh is the leading candidate for worthy grand president this year.
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Eagles
Cleveland
Order of Eagles
Harmon
William J. Brennan
Pittsburgh
Archbald Impeachment Trial Set For December
The Senate scheduled the trial of Judge Robert W. Archbald of the U S commerce court on December 3, opening the next Congress session. Earlier moves by senators sought an immediate trial, opposing the postponement.
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Washington
Robert W. Archbald
United States Commerce Court
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Sencatota
House of Representaț ‘Dives
Feared Franco-Russian Pact Talks at Paris Station
Reporters in Paris observed high level diplomacy with Frango Russian envoys and French officials gathering at a station to discuss a Franco Russian pact. Key figures and foreign ministers prepared for talks on Baltic security and naval fleet moves amid broader Eastern questions.
Rebels threaten railways and border refugees in northern Mexico
In northern Mexico Salazar's rebel forces move toward the border threatening the Northwestern railway and Pearson Lumber. American settlers flee with 100 Americans trekking 200 miles to El Paso as war spreads through Juarez, Casas Grandes, and Dublan areas.
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Juares
Mexico
Ate
Inies Dalasae
Bly Ldon Rebéta
Salazar
Purdui
Tagna Grandes
Jain
Pascual Grozca
Yusrex
Chihuahula
Sonora
Lordex
Weal
Fother
Salazara
Juan Amadora
Corralitos
Atrel Paso
Northwestern Railway
Pearson Corporation
Pearson Lumber Company
Cocktails Hidden In Canes Draw Bar Harbor Socialites
Bar Harbor society women adopt canes as fashion items and concealers for cocktails. Canes of various styles hold martinis mandataos and other drinks with tops that resemble ordinary parts of the cane. The sight of a guest lifting a top to sip a hidden cocktail highlights the season’s novelty trend.
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Bar Harbor
Indy
Proposed Advances of Rates Suspended
The Interstate Commerce Commission has suspended until November 29 increases in rates from southern points to Des Moines and other towns in a St Louis Southwestern Railway supplement. The commission will review the proposed tariff changes, with multiple carriers named as defendants in the proceedings.
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Washington
Aug
Interstate Commerce Commission
Des Moines
St Louis Southwestern Hallway Company
LC. C
Alton & Northwestern
Jdurlington
Great Western
St. Paul
Rock Island
Grief Claims Dorcas Snodgrass Grandmother
Martinsburg court area reports Arabella Snodgrass aged five died after grief over the disappearance of Dorcas L Snodgrass. The child’s body was found in a creek near Catshill and Arabella died in a local hospital after prolonged shock.
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Martinsburg
W. Vs
Dorcas L. Snodgrass
Catshill
Arabella Snodgrass
Turbulent talks and political shifts across globe and nation
Wastlengseon reports a frigid settlement through an agreed decree easing gov ernment corporate tensions. In Constantinople the Turkish ministry wins a confidence vote and opens talks with Italy. In Portland the Oregon National Guard unit is disbanded after mutiny refusals. Washington pensions delay contest. South Dakota cruiser shaft break. Kansas City tragedy. major court indictments and stock moves across cities.
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American Dress Association
Weasleen
Lself
Constantinople
Chamber of Deputies
Rhmient
Italy
Pouttland
Oregon
Natonal Guard
General Staff
MM. PL Slaus
Crate
Wash
Washington
Winnehera
Congress
Ft Ia
Wastlington
South Dakota
Yokuhanmai
Honolulu
Thenululu Handay
Arkansas City
Kan
Girard Pinetlot
Fortier
Brett Ware
Me Pinchot
Kansas
Progressive Party
Chicacqo
Phrte
Clarence S. Puak
International Harvester Company
Funlel Bonahee
Tanac Stiere
Misa Aileen Hepes
San Francisco
Standard Oil Company
Cali- Tornia
Wis
Standard Ol Company
New Jersey
Mexicans Fire At Yankee Soldiers Near El Paso
Gunfire erupted across the Rio Grande at El Paso when Mexican shooters exchanged shots with American troops. Several houses were hit, no arrests made, and troops conducted a riverbank search for fleeing assailants. Residents speculated the incident aimed to provoke greater U S military action.
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al Paso
Tex
United State Goldiers
el Paso
HL Cole
Armerican
Alexie
Congress May Abolish the Commerce Court
Washington reports conflict in Congress over abolishing the five judges of the United States Commerce Court. Senate favored immediate removal to district court, while the House argued to keep the five circuit judges but reduce the number later. The outcome hinges on the legislative budget bill and final votes.
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Washington
United States
Cormmeree
Ufftes Ag
Senate
Tlehuudse
Nainder
No Pessimism In The Business World Today
A Philadelphia report from August 6 notes experts compiled by Wribbling Na tonal Gand indicate trade conditions nationwide are unusually good. The piece highlights a strong 12 month shift from pessimism to optimism and suggests businessmen now feel confident about the future.
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Philadelphia
Ubon
Businega
Dulute Strike Set For Settlement Tonight
Duluth Minn August reports Prediec long forecast a freight handlers strike at the head of the lakes ending before night. An aldermanic committee met strike leaders and Northern Pacific and Lake Line association reps and presented propositions deemed acceptable to both sides. The railroad and association are said to have promised better working conditions and small inducements. The strike leaders left the meeting satisfied.
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Dulute
Minn
Prediec
Lakes
Northern Pacific and sInke Ones Association
Railroad and Lake Line Association
Australian Aviator Falls To His Death
Australian aviator Charles Lind say Campbell was killed instantly in a fall from his aeroplane while flying from Brooklands to Byfleet aerodrome. Campbell had arrived from Australia recently and earned his aviator’s certificate from the Royal Aero Club on June 4, and planned to train as an aviation instructor for the Australian army.
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Byfleet
Surrey
England
Charles Lindsay Campbell
Brooklands
Campbell
Australia
Royal Aero Club
United Kingdom
Pirate Craft Haunts Shore Looting Cottages
Rochester New York August 5 cottage owners on Lake Ontario report a long drab pirate craft with gasoline engines plundering coastal homes. Mrs Wixson reports jewels valued at 1700 stolen from Long Pond and other sightings push the loss higher.
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Rochester
Lake Ontario
Wixson
Long Pond
College Men Meet at Duluth Beach Park
About 1,000 college men from nearly every U S university attend the outdoor din ner at Oatka beach park as part of college day events in Duluth Minnesota. Prominent college men will speak at the dinner tonight following the exhibition of dinosaurs from the lost world.
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Duluth
Minn
Oatka Beach
United States
Suspect Held in Rosenthal Murder Probe
Camden Minnesota August arrest of a suspect described as Letty Louie in connection with the New York Rosenthal murder case. Three Camden detectives made the capture today based on description and inquiries.
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Camden
MN. J
Letty Louie
Rosenthal
New York
Vanderbilt Cup Route Moved to Wauwatosa for Milwaukee Races
Milwaukee dispatch reports the Vanderbilt cup and other major races set for September 17 20 and 21 will follow a new course in Wauwatosa township within the northwest city limits. The planned route change moves away from Greenfield township in the southwest part of the city.
Chicago Street Car Strike Vote Cast By United Workers
Negotiations were set to avert a city wide transit strike after street railway and elevated workers voted to strike by 10 to 1 if wages and working conditions are not improved through arbitration. An arbitration panel is to be formed with one member chosen by each side and a third by agreement. The vote reflects demands that workers achieve an American standard of living.
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Boston
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Washington
House
Senate
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Clair Avenue
Mexico City
Sanjines
Bayadora
Ofi~tos
Tondon
House of Commons
Great Britain
United States
Russia
Japan
Mexico
Representative Smith
Texas
White Plains
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Doyle
London
Constantinople
Turkey
Itely
Laussanne
Kansas City
Wm. Brown, Jr
Kan
New York
Martin J. Condon
American Snuff Company
Memphis
Tenn
Hand
Donn
Renish
Prussia
Anthony Hubert Fisher
Cologne
Chicago
Clever copy of Mona Lisa found in Paris
Paris August 5 The Louvre director Prof FE Pujalet announced a claimed restoration of the famed Mona Lisa, but experts concluded the painting is only a plausible copy. The ambassador had presented the work to the Louvre through British authorities. interior ministers and experts examined it.
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Paris
Louvre Museum
FE. J. Paugjelet
Lisa
Leonardo da Vinci
Efritiah
Faria
Turk Island Secedes From Pur—Independence Declared
The Turkle island of Nicaria proclaims independence from the Purish government. Inhabitants imprison Turklc officials after seizing control. Mesaria, the principal town, hosts about 200 houses amid a landscape once favored by charcoal burners.
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Althons
Turkle
Nicarin
Abuul UH
Turklc
Nicaria
Bout BO
Tearia
Woman Newspaper Writer Arrested in Lisbon Case
Misa Alice Oram, correspondent for a London daily, was arrested after a military search of her Lisbon residence. Documents were seized as British authorities defend the countrywoman amid undisclosed charges. The Gram family, long in Cintra near Lisbon, knew royal life. Miss Gram, alias Celia Homa, had translated numerous American and English works.
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Lisbon
Misa Alice Oram
London
Portugal
Meade Prxbiic
Gram
Cintra
Miss Gram
Celia Homa
Theoretical War State in New England Reported
Stratford Conn Aug 3 a state of war exists theoretically in this New England section as armed forces from nearby states prepare to move. U S engineers from the First battalion camp at Huntington plot camps for the commands to be deployed in their home districts next week.
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Stratford
Conn
New England
United States Engineers
Huntington
Housatonic River
Big attachment suit filed in U S district court
Boston August 3 attachment for 2 006 000 under alleged Sherman act violation filed in U S district court against General Electric by Gilmore Electric of Boston alleging stifled competition and breach of contract with Lynn concert.
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Boston
United States District Court
Gilmore Electric Company
General Elect
Lynn
Gilmore Company
Elgin Butter Board appoints committee on position
Chicago August 3 the Elgin board of trade announces a committee to draft resolutions about its stance to reassure the government it will not violate the Sherman anti trust law. F St Moses is named chairman as reports say prosecutors are examining the board’s operations.
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Chicago
Elgin Board of Trade
F. St. Moses
United States District Attorney's Office
Mexico buys arms from Mauser factory
Berlin reports the Mexican government ordered rifles and ammunition worth 875000 dollars from the Mauser Small Arms factory at Oberndorf Württemberg. Delivery is to be made immediately.
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Mexico
Berlin
Mauser
Oberndorf
Wurttermhberg
Recall by Congress Proposed for Federal Judges
Washington August 3 a congressional recall for judges of the inferior courts is proposed in a constitutional amendment by Representative Hull of Tennessee. The measure was referred to the House committee.
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Congress
Washington
United States
Representative Hull
Tennessee
House
Grace acquitted wife plans move to Philadelphia for care
Denny Ople Crave was cleared of attempting to murder her husband and announced she will leave Atlanta for Philadelphia soon. Eugene Grace criticized the verdict and discussed divorce plans as lawyers explore appeals and witness tampering claims. Grace plans to support her mother and care for her ill child.
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Atlanta
Denny Ople
Philadelphia
Ikea
Grace
Specialista
Graces
Maniag Run Magician Gunman Sets Village In Panic
Gouth Phitte Colorado Ang Be Georgs lineflaw aged 29 native Leit nesuen last night opened fire at 2 sum mer hotel. Three injured seriously, two taken to Denver hospital. Gunman fled to hotel and held a group at bay prompting sheriff’s posse pursuit.
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Gouth Phitte
Colo
Ang
Be-Georgs Linflaw
G- Tel
Ano
Grin
Mra
Charlie Wallbrecht
Aos Mc Wharier
Acoutiat
Kansas City
Ahd
Denver
Batlew
Sherif Denonia
Jefferson County
Wurses
Malt Freight Rate In West Increased
The Interstate Commerce Commission allowed railways to raise malt freight from Minneapolis to Kansas City and other points by an average of cents per 140 pounds. The suspension was vacated after findings that malt rates were lower than barley, aiming for parity. Suspensions on middle western tariffs affecting shipments to Henderson and Owensboro were extended to February 38, 1913, while inquiries continue.
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Washington
Northwest
Middle West
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minneapols
Minn
Kansas City
Middle Western Railways
Aston
Henderson
Owensboro
English Boy Scouts Enacting Coastal Mimic War
English Boy Scouts commence a three day mobilization and communication drill led by Commander James Galloway. They watch the southeast coast from New Romney to Sheppey, forming lines of communication between coast and London with stations at half mile intervals and three scouts per station.
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London
Boy Scouts
James Galloway
England
New Romney
Isle of
Sheppy
Kent
Intenga
Eac
Fight Over Navy Bill Delays House Action Until Thursday
Washington reports the dispute over battleships in the naval appropriation bill has intensified and the measure will not be brought up in the House until next Thursday after the democratic caucus acts on its prior battleship decision. A caucus is planned Tuesday night with expected struggle.
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Washington
Committee Recommends Dropping Impeachment of Judge Wianford
A Washington committee reported today that impeachment proceedings against Federal Judge Cornelius J. Wianford should be dropped and urged President Taft to accept his resignation. The testimony was given in Seattle.
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Washinston
Committee of Representatives
Cornelius Jwianford
Seattle
Wash
House Judiciary Committee
Taft
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Dorcas Snodgrass
Yvancoover
Fraser River
Point Roberta
United State Revenue
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Wilson
Tay
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Lewis C. Laylin
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Carmen
Turk Island
Kearia
Boston Company
Elgin Butter Board
Eugene II Grace
Siortlig Ces
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Miulaile Dresaraber
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