Packers Lose In Criminal Action In Sherman Case
Judge George A. Carpenter denied a rehearing motion by J Orden Armour and nine Chicago packers to quash indictments charging Sherman Act violations. The packers must stand trial with trial expected around October. The ruling cited no written opinion and surprised both prosecution and defense.
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Chicago
George A. Carpenter
United States District Court
J. Orden Armour
Carpenter
United States Supreme Court
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Rande
Fatalities mar the great aviation rage
Liege Belgium June 20 aviators here plan second flight after a spurt of fatal crashes marred the European circuit. Capt Trince tayo and M Landron died in mid air, J E Martin perished when his machine struck a tree near Chateau Thierry, various others injured. Weather darks mood as they endure the losses and await the next attempt.
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Liege
Belgium
Avia- Zora
M. J.e Martin
France
Human bones found in wreck of Maine battleship
Workmen removing debris from the wreck of a Maine battleship uncovered three bones believed to be human remains. The fragments were taken aboard for examination to identify the deceased and determine their relation to the vessel’s crew.
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Wreck OF
Maine
Tinvana
Malipe
Boves
Are
Sepisele
Wheat Flies the Chicago Market Hit Hard
Reports of crop damage spread through the northwest with the wheat market showing a net advance. The Jim River Valley in South Dakota area is said to be nearly destroyed, and large sections of Minnesota and nearby towns are described as in bad shape. An expert notes that crops are stunted as wheat heads thin and height remains around six inches due to extreme heat.
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Northwest
Nsakypara
Jim River
South Panotn
Minnesota
Sanks Get Small Share of Bonds
Washington reports a government bond issue with most value allocated to individual trustees of estates and institutions. The announcement notes a limited share for the main holders, reflecting a shift in distribution of the new funds.
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SANKS
Taft Celebrates Silver Wedding at White House
Washington June 20 Patt and Mrs Taft marked twenty five years of marriage with a White House ceremony. Delegations from Cincinnati visited Chevy Chase club for luncheon while gifts poured in from the nation’s leaders and Cabinet officers including antique bowl from Roosevelt and silver service from the Senate.
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Washington
Patt
Taft
William H. Taft
Helen ‘Herron
Cincinnati
Miss Herron
United States
Philippines
Commercial Club
White House
Chevy Chase Club
Mra. Roosevelt
Senate
Sherman
House
Clark
Bere
Knox
American Beauty Rouues
Secretary of the Treasury
MacVeagh
Mra. Wickersham
Jay
Mre. Taft
Secretary of the Navy
Charles DD. Norton
Penobacot
Episcopal Church
Lone Island
Sugar Trust Under Limelight in House Probes
Washington reports reveal two House committees probing the American Sugar Refining Co and other firms. Witnesses recount fortunes made overnight and alleged frauds against the government. Post testifies about stock rewards and refineries. Spitzer, Havemetger and others appear as investigations into sugar weighing frauds widen.
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Washington
Flouse
American Sugar Refining Company
Ho Post
National Sugar Reining Company
New Jersey
Havemetger
Mr. Post
HH. G. Laveneres
National Sugar Refining Company
Hravemercy
Witcheas
Ho’ Apitzer
Treasury Department
Pet
Representative Formney
Republic ratified in Paragal by 182 deputies
A constituent assembly ratified the republic of Paragal today in a formal act at the old capital building. The session abolished the monarchy and dissolved the Braganza dynasty while proceeding without incident.
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Yéshon
Jane Fa
Rcid
Republic of
Paragal
Si Paul Minn
Telega
Ion Ont
Amion
Diversified Crops Mark Development of Dakota Fields
Washington June 20 official census figures show South Dakota leading crops in 1909 with Wheat 42 981 000 Corn 26 385 000 Oats 16 538 000 Hay 15 240 000 Barley 10 670 900 Flaxseed 8 993 000 and other items. Wheat acreage fell 29 1 percent from 1599 to 1909 but output rose to 45 289 518 bushels. corn acreage rose 65 4 percent to 1 875 38 acres with 64 612 695 bushels produced. Hay and forage area rose steadily, oats more than doubled, while flaxseed and potatoes showed growth. The report notes preliminary figures and potential revisions.
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Washington
South Dakota
Falkner
LeGrand Powers
Agriculture
Bureau of the Census
Corm
Secon m
Uae
Ecpesis
Cold Storage Eggs To Be Investigated
An investigation is set to examine the conditions of cold storage eggs. A government agencya official notes experts will review storage practices and potential impacts on egg quality and safety.
Rainfall Impacts Nebraska Crops Across Towns
Reports from Seward Nebraska note winter wheat in fine condition with harvest due July 1 while oats fail to rain and hay yields may be reduced. Nebraska City records wind and hail damage covering two by five miles. Water Town reports heavy rains boosting prospects. Codington South Dakota sees better crops. Underwood Nebraska enjoys five and a quarter inches of rain aiding alfalfa. Fremont expresses cautious optimism though moisture shortfall persists. Mitchell faces continued strain on wheat and barley as weather remains volatile.
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Seward
Farmera
Codington County
Banner County
South Dakota
New Underwood
Fremont
Neb
Nebraska
Dodge County
Mitchell
Deaths from Danbury to Yankton in recent notices
The Danbury funeral of Mrs. Baral Pry wife of Ambros Pry prominent farmer is noted with well known ties to the community. Henry Morris of Milmenta died after a rheumatic attack. Catholic orders conducted his funeral. Mrs Etian Kerr of Monteoer died Monday at Cordova. Craig Ngea B Gibbs obituary recalls Montana and Task era migration. Henry Brown of Yankton, a Golden Anniversary celebrant, died in his sleep after a long service in the army and fort construction.
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Danbury
Mra. Baral
Pry
Ambros Pry
Prominonk Farmar
Tawarden
Henry Morras
Milmenta
Thadhey
Order of Foresters
Nagle
Dare
G. D
Mtale
Monteoer
Etian Kerr
Pear Cordova
Jeaverm
Craig
Ngea-B
Gibbs
Urale
California
Montana
Taskim
Tet Cre Valley
Thie Pe
Omaha
Eoe
Henry Brown
Cinl
Haney
Unclear crime and disaster briefs across multiple cities
Fragmented notices report varied incidents including a possible shooting at a carnival, an automobile crash injuring a former champion, a severe wind storm causing $100000 damage, and a prison release in Mexico with disputed claims. Text is garbled. readable elements reference Huntington, Batavia, Danville, San Antonio, and Q.T. lots.
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Huntington
Henry Watkins
Church
Tunington Fire Department
Chreh
Chareh
Batavia
N.Y
Robert Fitzsimmis
Here
Sundar
Harhey Oldfield
Danville
Vas -Damaree
Arkermion
Ban Antonio
THN
William T. Thieme
Aumerican
Vere
Alvens
Soldier presence urged to curb liquor sales in Kansas
Columbus Kansas reports that officials seek military aid to quell liquor selling as prohibition enforcement fails. Incidents include armed resistance to plainclothes officers, unsolved murders, and wagon loads of beer moving from the state line into Pittsburg.
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Kansas
Columbus
Kan
Judge Sapp
Biillian
Mulberry
Galena
Franklin
Pittsburg
Engievale
Canipe
Doctor Accused of Incendiary Plot in Bemidji Area
A warrant sweep led to the capture of suspects near Pupe sky 73 miles from Bemidji. Officials named William Bean and Mike Davin as associated with the rapt and arson bid. Local authorities say detectives and state officers have pursued the case for some time.
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Daw
Mink
Junelta
Demith
Minn
Bo D. Durmars
Cass Laka
Sng
Wan
Binwera
Pupe
Sky
Bemidji
Hia Noma
Pantan
Mike Davin
Stata
Dairies in Spokane ban whiskers for sanitary reasons
Spokane dairies plan a joint order for June 21 requiring milkers and male workers to shave every other day. Managers cite sanitation as a priority but warn the rule could hinder hiring at wages of 35 to 45 dollars per month.
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Spokans
Spokane
Milkera
Sensational Drop in Cotton Market Report
Fragments describe a dramatic fall in cotton prices with references to market instability and private advisories. Mention of government figures and belt region trends appears amid disrupted text. A later item notes a robbery at a county treasurer’s office with a revolver and cash stolen.
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New York
Drougat Séclang
Suffragists Parade Impress Britain With Procession
London June 19 A massive suffrage parade drew an estimated 40 000 to 60 000 women marching five miles from Victoria Embankment to Kensington before a meeting at Albert Hall The event featured historic figures and banners in suffrage colors as prominent women including Millicent Fawcett Emmeline Pankhurst and Sylvia Pankhurst participated. London festivities continued with royal return to Buckingham Palace and preparations for upcoming central events.
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London
Albert Hall
Drummond
Victoria Embackment
Warminster Bridge
Kensington
Boadicea
Catherine of Aragon
Mars Queen of Scots
Queen Vietoriz
White Chapel
Charlotte Bronte
Grace Darling
Jenny Lind
Mrs. Browning
Inez Mulholland
Gertrude Elliott
Miss Bryce
John Fe ‘Bryes
Sylvia Pankhurst
Ipipera
Mail Car Looted by Bold Highway Robbers
Robbers attacked a mall car near Shasta, looting sacks and searching the interior while highwaymen pursued their escape toward Paria. Clerks reported the assault as the train neared Yonealia, with sheriffs alerted and the culprits remaining at large by nightfall.
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Paria
Draf
Fenealla
Kai Amd
Sar
Forcalla
Paraes
Yonealla
Malakria
Ina High- Swaymnen
Yonealia
Jer Fond
Tha Me Savayen
MTL
Heavened
Shariff Ceorke
Imra
Aalom Voelvers
Cooke Acquitted of Embezzlement in Court Verdict
The jury returned a not guilty verdict for Cooke on embezzlement charges after brief instructions. Evidence failed to show actual ponery or cash book destruction. post trial, readers note the case and surrounding antitrust news share the docket.
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Elgar
Gadee
Isonta Jarer
Cooke
Ford
Awnleh
Great Hyeight
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