Federal action urged for corporate control and banking law changes
Reports from Washington say President Roosevelt is urged to call an extra congressional session to craft federal corporate control measures and amend antitrust and interstate commerce laws. Backers claim broad industry support and aim to curb irregular business methods while preserving essential freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington, D. C
Rousevelt
Provincetown
Mass
Informa
Distribution of Money Sets November Record in New York
New York reports the Munk and trust companies distributed large sums as interest on bonds. The nationwide November distribution marks the heaviest such payout in country history, reflecting vast financial activity despite uncertain markets.
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New York
Munk
Sat Neidawe7s
Ao.onn
Prominent Lawyer Shot in Quarrel at Bramel Office
In Laramie Wyoming on November 5 a quarrel at Judge Bramel's office led William Rucker to shoot attorney Bramel three times in the face and mouth and then kill himself. Bramel, renowned lawyer and former district judge and state legislator, died Saturday afternoon after being hospitalized. Rucker, about 70, involved in the Conrad Lepper suit, was an old-time bachelor resident of the city.
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Laramie
Wyo
Bramel
William Rucker
Rucker
Conrad Ves. Lepper
Supreme Court of the State
Bramel Law Office
Senate
Mrs Alice Wilcox Adjudged Insane In South Dakota
Mrs Alice Wilcox of Flandreau known as the Carrie Nation of South Dakota has been declared insane and sent to the state hospital for the insane at Yankton. Her disturbances at the June trial of Mrs Timma Kaufmann and interference in public prayer near saloons led to examination and commitment.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Alice Wilcox
Flandreau
Carrie Nation
South Dakota
Haseen
State Hospital For the
Yankton
Wilcox
Timma Kaufmann
Tay
Big Issues in San Francisco Bribery Prosecution Election
San Francisco voters face a city election with far reaching questions beyond candidates. The campaign centers on the Bribery-Graft prosecution led by Francisco J. Heney and the broader shake up after the Ruel-Schmitz regime. Thirty two offices are on the ballot, with mayor and district attorney as the key positions.
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San Francisco
Cal
Francis J. Heney
Ruel- Schmitz
Fron
Board of Supervisors
Lynching of Sumroll and Lucas Near Vinepar Benı Alabama
Abe Sumroll and Hank Lucas, two African American men, were hanged near Vinepar Benı, Alabama, after Sumroll killed Julio Boaz during an attempted arrest for burglary. Their bodies were found near a telegraph pole in a town north area as vigilante justice unfolded.
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Mobile
Ala
Abe Sumroll
Hank Lucas
Vinepar Beni
Sumroll
Julio Boaz
Jgst
Lucia
Sumrol
Lucas
Miners Go On Strike Over Delayed Pay
About a thousand coal miners at Kellyville Steelton and Westville halted work after learning next pay day would be paid in script. In a mass meeting the men rejected checks and demanded cash, leaving the mines idle in Danville area.
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Sinois
Danville
Dill
Kellyville
Steelton
Westville
Stelke
Bank Robbery Terror Strikes Canova S.D. Town
Seven bandits blew the Interstate Bank safe in Canova Nebraska or S.D. area, firing at guests, looting $6,500, using nitroglycerine to blast the rear door and safe, while guards patrolled streets. Residents fled in fear as police chase rumors spread of a northbound car. The town, though damaged, plans to continue as the bank is insured.
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Canova
S. D
Interstate
Anyon
Milwaukee
Samuel Clarkson returns to London life after elopement affair
Special dispatches from London report Samuel Clarkson, linked to a rumored elopement with Miss Helen Maloney of Philadelphia, has resumed his former life in lodgings near his Piccadilly club. Mrs Maloney reportedly is not with him and he declined to discuss her whereabouts.
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New York
London
Samuel Clarkson
Helen Maloney
Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
Piccadilly
Maloney
Hesteter
Paris
Sunday Closing atty Seven Merchants Indicted in Kansas City
Cleaned to indicate indictments against seven merchants for violating Sunday closing laws in Kansas City. Injunction blocked charges against certain court employees and actors. Court proceedings continue as theater operations face delays and potential warrants.
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Kansas City
Une Thes Rical
Cere
Black Hills Manufacturing Reorganized To Expand Activities
The Black Hills Manufacturing company is reorganized as a new corporation with J C O'Donnell R S Jamison W E Adams of Deadwood Thomas Murrin of Lead and Henry Keats of Spearfish as incorporators. The plan includes rebuilding the Sherman street foundry and machine shop into a three story brick complex 100 by 410 feet with a 70 by 40 feet brick foundry, housing machine shop wood working and carriage departments, and work to begin before year end.
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Black Hills Manufacturing Company
J. C.o'donnell
R. S. Jamison
W. E. Adams
Deadwood
Thomas Murrin
Lead
Henry Keats
Spearfish
Sherman Street
Editor Marries Belle Fourche Bee Editor Weds Miss Hickerson
The Daily Call reports J. S. Smith editor of the Belle Fourche Bee surprised the Lead fraternity with his marriage to Miss Hickerson of Seward Nebraska sister of Mrs. J. S. Saults of Belle Fourche Rev Andrews officiated. The couple receives broad congratulations from the Black Hills printing community.
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Daily Call
Belle Fourche
Miss. Hickerson
Seward
Neb
J. S. Saults
Rev. Andrews
Smith
Black Hills
Robbed the Postoffice Yeggmen Hit Davis Overnight
Yeggmen raided the Davis postoffice safe and a drug store in Davis last night, escaping with about 100 dollars. A stolen rig carried the gang away, leaving the town alarmed but the robbers gone. Sheriff Hickey described the team, noting a sorrel mare with white mane and tail and a bay mare, the wagon nickel plated.
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Yeggemen
Davis
Yankton
Viborg
Parker
Sheriff Hickey
Denver Agent Slain in Colorado Timber Land Probe
Special agent Joseph A. Walker of the U S Department of Justice was shot and killed near Hesports sixteen miles west of Durango while gathering evidence of alleged timber and coal land frauds. Joseph Vanderwyve, a Union Pacific Coal Co employee, is charged with the murder. Mason, the company superintendent, was present as Vanderwyve’s employer.
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Durango
Colo
Joseph A. Walker
Denver
United States Department of Justice
Hesports
Here
Joseph Vanderwyve
Union Pacific Coal Company
Porter
William R. Mason
Vanderwyve
Veterans Entertain Taft in Manila Program
Secretary Taft is hosted by veterans of the late war in Manila. The schedule spans next week with social engagements and several days focused on insular affairs alongside Governor General Smith and Philippine officials.
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Taft
Manila
Smith
Philippine
Strange household forms as widow pays heed to old husband
JOPLIN Mo Nov 5 The Freeman home at 724 Moffit Ave hosts Eli Gee once Anna Thomas Gee’s husband for 22 years now aged 60 and adopted by her third married life. Anna born in Virginia endured multiple marriages and children who never lived. She left Gee after years of drink and unkindness, then married Buckley, then Freeman. Gee visits, treated as guardian and friend by the couple and their household.
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Joplin, Mo
Moffit Avenue
E. G. Freeman
Eli Gee
Missour
Virginia
Anna Thomas
Louis
Moberly
Anna
St. Louis
Arkansas
Fort Smith
St. Lou
Joplin
Anna Thomas Gee
Gee
Ahie
Buckley
Guthrie, Ohla
E. W. Freeman
Moffit
Filst
Miss Geetle
Jock
Mr. Gee
Mrs. Freeman
Hope to Make His Old Age Comfortable and Happy
The speaker expresses a wish to ensure the subject's later years are comfortable and joyful, underscoring a commitment to care and well being in old age. The line reflects personal dedication and emotional intent.
Cavalry Sent to Ute Trouble Scenes From Fort Meade to Cheyenne River
A detachment from Fort Meade travels by special train through Rapid City toward the Cheyenne River reservation to quell trouble with renegade Utes. About 370 residents, led by Chief Red Cap, face work or starvation as the government enforces employment, with 200 armed men among them. The army acts as police to preserve order while rights and funds are exhausted.
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Fort Meade
Rapid City
Cheyenne River Reservation
Huron
Redfield
Gettysburg
Utah
Red Cap
Deceitful deer hunt plot ends in hoax and humor
In a Deadwood scheme Bill Chadwick plays along with two sport lovers using spoof payments and a fake tent photo. He pens a witty note confessing the ruse while praising the loaned gear and hinting at velvet antlers as the prize. The prank continues with two real ten dollar Williams sent the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bill Chadwick
Chef Arkell
Percy Russell
Deadwood
Bill
Deadwood Sports
Discoveries on Fremont Peak sheet reveal ancient lake bed in Fall River basin
M Bannon and engineers from the geological survey report Fall river basin once formed the bed of a great lake. The basin’s outlet once led to the Wind river. the drainage now flows southwest toward the Green river, with the continental divide separating the Wind river basin.
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Pinedale
Wyo
Bannon
Fremont Peak
Geological Survey
Fall River
Wind River
Green River
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Hopsital
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Young Dream
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B. S. Bunch
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