Woman Robbed of 41000 Dollar Roll in Texas Case
Mabel Mills, 44, wife of a builder, is robbed of a large roll valued at $41,000 in an alleged assault near the Texas street area. The report notes Mills kept the money for unspecified purposes and carried a revolver for protection. A bystander recounts the incident as Mills faced threats and resisted the attacker, with police investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
Maree
Etter Best
Alps
Mabel Mills
Wierd
Syellaah
Byans
Dnangibak
Ted
Thread Trust Sued in Federal Courts
The United States files civil anti trust suits in Trenton seeking dissolution of the Coates interests alleged to monopolize thread manufacture in the United States. The petition asks for dissolution of combinations and, if needed, appointment of a receiver. Defendants include the American Thread Company and related New Jersey firms, plus Coates and international partners. Attorney General Wickersham and A Fowher filed the petition. Vreeland is United States Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
SS. J
Sea Entime Thread Trust
New Jersey
Spoot Cotton Company
Clark Thread Company
Clark Mile and Spool Cotton Company
George A. Clark & Brother
J. and BP
Coates, Ive
Rhode Island
James Chadwick & Brother, Limited
P. Coates, Limited
Great Britain
Engine of excursion train blown to bits
A locomotive pulling a special train carrying the Massachusetts Nacional Cuchard from New England to Washington for the inauguration exploded at East Rahway New Jersey on the Pennsylvania line. The engineer and fireman were badly injured, but no passengers were hurt. Three of four tracks were blocked, disrupting intermediate traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New England
Washington
East Rahway
M. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sreman
Huerta Ready 19 Use Mailed Fist in Wartime Claim
A messy historical clipping shows Huerta confident in federal restraint and readiness to deploy force. The text references leaders, legal actions, and wartime rhetoric, hinting at political tension and imminent measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Fisher Rejects City Plan for Hetch Hetchy Reservoir
March 9 report from Wantineden states Secretary refused to grant San Francisco the use permit for the Hetch Hetchy valley reservoir. He said altering the valley’s natural condition requires explicit congressional action and deferred the permit until Congress may decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toflay
San Franchica
DPF
Sar Prinivisee
Bhetch Vietehy
Sieh Aerson
Congress
Lam Ible
Hetch Hetchy Valley
Aa Congress
Plans Made to Blow Up Simplon Tunnel
Geneva reports that Italian and Swiss forces are building forts and mining chambers at the Simplon tunnel entrances with secret electrical links to detonate from a distance. A heavy steel door in the tunnel can be operated from either side to block troop movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simplon Tunnel
Geneva
Switzerland
Great
Simplon
Money Trust Exposed as Stock Exchange Control Threat
A congressional report outlines a perceived money trust linking J P Morgan Co and other leaders to major banks and exchanges. It urges federal regulation of stock exchanges and clearing houses, tighter bank oversight, and limits on interlocking directorates to curb concentration of credit and influence.
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Washington, Mare
Pris Thomal
Hotsanemey Trust Committee
Kijou Fthd
Wesaucune
Bug West
Van
Natronals
le Liner
Erolp
Ad Hers
Poe
Comnithetaid
Chsa
Miuney Trust
Gallrords
Hacal Agenciea
Audh
Zuni Financial
Sandemn
New York
Busi Lett
Ltr
Berinic Bodlées Corporale
Dale
Theat Pouerpey
Beennie
Laebcklaee
Furans
Lear Lege
Nowaes
Dias
Bonda Dnstead
Stock Exchange
Ict
Stock Exchangeists
Bainkars
Ja- Sues
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rairoad
Commission
National Tainksa
Barrowing
Rislan
Teimitbyayt
Geome
Benks
Bagak
Benka
Ian
Yeorbbag
Hayes
Talifornia
Picard
Delawire Iseant
Guernsey
Malur
Iooney Trust
Udedl
el New York
Coastunaluk Chicage
Thie Eegeort
Correyteadt
Heumiat Syetem
Stork &Xahges
Askb
Zlion
Vena Cilits
Imajeritarte
Representative McMurran
Stichiged
Hed Guecinenh
Daney
Wiligers
New York Fk
Miss Lain Hubbard Dies After Singing High Note
Greenwich Conn March 4 Miss Lain Hubbard contralto soloist bursts an artery while vocalizing a high note at Stamford Methodist church and dies today. The injury occurred during a high note, witnesses say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Lain Hubbard
Stamford Methodist Church
Madero Family Plans Move to New York
Tiavana March 3 All members of the Madero family now in Cuba will sail for New York tomorrow. They have applied for four state rooms on the Waed Line steamship Mexico. The plan to join Raoul and Emilio Madero at San Antonio is abandoned. The Ernesto Madero family arrived from Vera Cruz on the Ypiranga the same vessel carrying Pattiria Diaz into exile.
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Tiavana
Madero
Cuba
New York
Mexico
Raoul
Emilio Madero
San Antonio
Ernesto Madero
Vera Crus
Pattiria Diaz
Inquiry into Slavery Allegations Sparks Public Hearings
Testimony before the state commission investigating vice conditions in Illinois reveals alleged white slavers exploiting Black victims. Lt Governor Warhead leads hearings as subpoenas issue for witnesses in a probe described as dragging responsible parties into public scrutiny.
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Chicago
Thieugh
Tlineis
War
Friedmann Plans Open Clinic Next Week in New York
Dr Friedmann the Chermin bacteriologist announces a two week open clinic in New York starting next week. The serum will be given free to those unable to pay with aim to help both the poor and rich while invited American doctors observe and learn his method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maren
Friedmann
Maade
Rockerfeller and Carnegie Clash Over Iron Ore Lands
New York reports that John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie battled in the late 19th century over Lake Superior ore properties. Evidence at the Sherman Act dissolution hearing showed Carnegie Steel was forced to cede 73,000.10 tons of ore. James Gayley testified as a former Carnegie Steel VP and director before its 1901 absorption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Lake Superior
Rockefeller
Carnegie
United States Steel Corporation
James Gayley
Carnegie Steel Company
Corporation
Death by Own Action Records Final Death Throbs
Karl Woehneyder, a Philadelphia surgical instrument maker, pierced his heart with a steel lance and was found dead behind his store. A paper near the body bore the sequence 1 2 3 and 26, which Deputy Coroner McKeever says may record the heartbeats before death. He was 48 and in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Karl Woehneyder
McKeever
Schneider
Vanderbilt calls for women police to combat vice in New York
Mrs. William E. R. Vanderbilt urges appointment of a squad of policewomen to handle vice cases in New York. She sent a letter today to the legislative committee for removing police legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wm. ER. Vanderbilt
Legislative Committee For Remeval
Titanic Rescue Praised by President for Captain Rus Chor
The president cited the senate committee report to commend the bravery and care shown by Captain Rus Chor in rescuing Titanic survivors and bringing them safely to New York.
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New York
Senate
Rus Chor
Harvester Monopoly Dominates Industry
Washington reports the International Harvester Company faces Sherman Act scrutiny as a powerful integrated harvester trust with ties to J P Morgan Co and John D. Rockefeller. Commissioner Luther Conant accuses it of monopolistic leverage, large scale diversification, and competitive tactics via capital control and acquisitions. McCormick disputes the timing and fairness of the report, calling it biased amid government lawsuits.
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Washington
International Harvester Company
Su-Cashal Harvester Trust
Iis
J.P. Morgan & Co
John Ll. Meckefeller
Luther Conant
Taft
Mir. Comaind
Sete
Pert
Is New Wes
Harvester
Wes Indie
Senate
Tumtipatsy
Aiuit
Fatt
Puble. Iq
M'Cormick
Uthivaaga
Maret deelTyrud
Avery
Lucia
Taft Commutes Sentence Of Heike In Sugar Case
Washington March 4 The president commuted the sentence of Charlen St Heike secretary and treasurer of the American Sugar Refining Company from eight months in New York County Jail and a $5000 fine The commutation followed attorney general Wickersham's recommendation Heike had not begun serving his term and suffered from heart kidney and lung diseases The case grew from a Sherman anti trust inquiry into sugar refining activities and connected prosecutions at the Brookton customs dock with the company facing over 2 million in government penalties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tate
Charlen St. Heike
American Sugar Tefining Company
New York County
Eleiken
United States
Wickershant
Yelke
Heike
Brooksat
Collect on delivery parcel post system expands nationwide
Washington March 4 The collect on delivery feature will be added to the parcel post department on July 1. Postmaster General Hitchcock signed the order authorizing collectors to be paid by the recipient up to 100 dollars with 10 cent parcel post stamps, insuring parcels up to 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Parcel Post Department
Postal Service
Hitchcock
Post Office Department
Friedmann Care Delayed Test For Tuberculosis Serum
New York March 4. Dr. Friedmann the young German physician postpones opening offices and will test his tuberculosis serum before any patient treatment. The test is required to obtain a license to practice, as decided by the New York County Medical Society officers. A board of censors meeting today will arrange the test of the Sulilrr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Friedmann
New York Country Medical Society
Board of Censors
Arbitration board chosen in eastern railroads wage dispute
Washington March 4 William L Chambers former chief justice of the international court of Samoa and former member of the Spanish treaty claims commission was chosen as the third arbitrator in the wage dispute. The other members are W O Attebury vice president of the Pennsylvanian railroad and Albert Phipps vice president of the fremen's organization.
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Washington
William L. Chambers
Washington, D. C
International Court of Samoa
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Fremen
W. O. Attebury
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Albert Phipps
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Door Step
Abe
Forest Hall
Mills Frente
Ile
Akal
Phoe Greriecy
Ander
Tie Diedteav
Bern Os
Barkas
Mba Openidbeaguss
Ford
Uae
Rome
Lye
eSatitunal
Mus
Wiliow
Prust
Texas
Thread Trust
Wickersham
America
Bevin
Hans Vanesieht
Sol Gaal
Thuaerta Srl
Chun
Aburefee
Brega
Artiels
Paudliag
Dhe
Pheer
San Francisco
Puro
Morgan
Nudes Trust
Ceyiadbile
Ie Cufrane
Gt Bt
Dividiata
Fed Fur Stock Exchange Lotus
Thea Steel Industry
J. F. Morgana& Co
George F. Baker
James Stillman
First National Bank
National City Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Chise Nacional Bank
Guaranty Trust Company
Bankers’ Trust Com Company
Aloe
Lee, Higginson & Co
Widder, Peabody & Co
Beaton
New York City
Messrs. Kuehn, Loeb & O
First Nativional Bank
Camela Trust and Savings Bank
Continental and Commercial National Bank
Smmaller
Wissel, Kinnicuta 47
White, Wela & i O
Harvey Fisk
CY Tara
London
Rostron
Taft Tag
Chipe
Arthur’ HL Hostren
Lewien
Mass
John D
Conan
Taft—Morgan
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