Johnson Opposes Centralized Power in Shiloh Address
Gov. John A. Johnson of Minnesota denounces Roosevelt era central bureaucracy in a keynote at Shiloh dedication. He defends constitutional government, warns against state subordination to federal courts, and urges equal opportunity and strict control of powerful interests.
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Shiloh
Tenn
Central
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Gov. Johnson
Ted
America
Miners Refuse Delegates to Interstate Plan
Springfield April 10 residents Lewis advocates policy favoring all agreements at inter sessions to reduce joint state conventions. He supports resolving controversies and urges sending help to the interstate meeting Tuesday. President Walker of Illinois organization opposes movement saying no gain from it. Miners remain firm in not sending delegates though may name a three member committee out of respect for Lewis.
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Springfield
Lewis
Heleto
Walker
Illinois Organization
Linois
Toledo
Steel prices hold steady in New York report
E. H. Gary of United States Steel Corporation says there will be no reduction in steel prices. He cites aim to stabilize markets and avoid sudden fluctuations for manufacturers and purchasers.
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New York
E. H.gary
Aman
United States Steel Corporation
Railroads Face Interstate Inquiry Bill in Senate
Washington April 10 Mc Laurin of Mississippi introduces a bill in the senate requiring railroads to report to the Interstate Commerce Commission by January 12 1909 the miles of road operated value of property in each state donated property by governments and the percentage of gross receipts in each state. The information is to be used as evidence against the railroads when admissible.
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Washington
McLaurin
Mississippi
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Four women die as carriage struck by electric train
Near Maywood on the Chicago Elgin and Aurora line four women occupants of a returning funeral carriage were killed instantly and the driver died later from injuries. Mrs. Rodolff fainted at the sight of the bodies and barely escaped stepping onto the third rail. A hospital patient is treated for abscesses and not believed to be in danger. The Teutonic covered 2,887 miles in six days and 21 hours.
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Chicago
Chicago, Elgin & Aurora
Maywood
F. M. Rodolff
Teutonic Beats Caronia In Atlantic Race For Cunard Line
New York April 19 Teutonic defeated Caronia by one hour and twenty six minutes in a transatlantic race. The rest of the item offers a wry quotation about temper and a quip on automotive learning, reflecting light editorial tone.
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New York
Senator Hansorough Undergoes Operation in Washington
Senator Hansorough of North Dakota underwent an operation in Washington D C. April 10, with reports stating the procedure was routine and the senator is resting comfortably. He is a member of the Senate representing North Dakota and his health update follows a recent public appearance.
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Washington, D. C
Senator Hansorough
North Dako
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