Boycott Question Involves Restraints of Trade Debate
Washington April 21 An important statement explains differences between the National Civic Federation led by former Mayor Seth Low and the American Federation of Labor led by Samuel Gompers on amendments to the Sherman anti trust act. Low argues labor should not be exempt from regulation when it harms trade through boycotts, while noting US constitutional limits versus Britain.
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Washington
National Civic Federation
Seth Low
New York
American Foderation of Labor
Gompers
Associated Press
Low
American Federation of ‘Labor
Mr. Low
Alma
Imbor
Ofi
the Civic Federation
United States
Great Britain
Congress of
England
Eight Die as Car Plunges Down Steep Gauge in Pa
A runaway log car on the Laquin Lumber road crashed into a work train near Laquin Pennsylvania. Eight lumbermen were killed outright and fifteen were seriously injured. one died later at a hospital. The incident occurred about twenty eight miles from Ralston as the log train was pushed uphill when the car derailed and sped down the grade. An attempt to reverse the engine came too late.
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Ralston
Susquehanna and New York
Laquin
Laquin Lumber Company
Ralstod
Titusville Deadlock Broken in City Clerk Race
In Titusville Pennsylvania on April 23 the city council ended a forty hour deadlock when W M Dame Republican withdrew as candidate for clerk of council. George A Hughes Democrat was elected city clerk after the dispute over a joint convention to choose the clerk. The council remained evenly split and members rested in rotations at the city hall. In Madison Indiana a four year old boy, son of Charles Vestal, was severely injured when a stick he held was driven through the back of his throat and caused paralysis.
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Titusville
W. M. Dame
Councl
George A. Hughes
Clark
Madison, Ind
Charles Vestal
Roosevelt's veto threats shake naval spending debate
Washington April 2 Roosevelt will veto the appropriation bill for two battleships and push for a 7 million amendment toward construction. Senate leaders plan to propose the amendment while the House may pass a naval program for four ships. Roosevelt warns he will use his constitutional powers against punitive naval measures if Venezuela retaliates.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Hale
Ch Hale
Senate Naval Comm
Tors
Lodge
Haif
Leasons
Massach
Senate Jokes Over Navy Buy For Cows And Dogs
Washington April 23 Senators joked about items in the navy portion of the appropriation bill asking if dairies and water autos were needed for sea service. Senator Hebert criticized hospital-only spending, while Bacon and Heyburn floated horse marines and dog watches. Bellefontaine, Ohio: Mary Ann Dickerson, 108, plans a visit to Urbana to spend the spring.
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Senate
Navy
Washington
Mr. Bacon
Heyburn
Hale
Cape
Bellefontaine
Mary Ann Dickerson
Urbana
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