Recount of Standard Oil Supreme Court Decision
The May ruling in St Louis upholds the eighth United States circuit court decision against the Standard Oil trust. The court dissolves the monopoly under the Sherman act, ending a vast network of related interests and signaling the death of a major corporate power in U.S. business.
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Labor Triumvirate Escapes Jail in Contempt Case
Washington May 15 President Gompers Secretary Morrison and Vice President Mitchell avoid jail after Supreme Court reverses DC Court of Appeals ruling in Buck Stove case. Court says dispute was civil and contempt unwarranted. case stemmed from a We don’t patronize column amid injunction against boycotting corporations. Labor leaders hail the decision as a major victory.
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Nogales Prepared for Rebel Assault in Sonora
Five hundred rebels marching toward Nogales Sonora were reported two hours before noon. They are said to be ready for battle and have fled to the American line. In El Paso authorities say all steps to intercept Rabago and Aquilis are complete and the Juarez defense may see renewed peace talks soon.
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Refugees from Ensenada Arrive on San Diego Steamer
About 100 men women and children, mostly Mexicans, arrived today on the steamer San Diego. American Consul Schmuemer says he will remain in town despite an expected rebel attack. Ensenadans claim they can hold the town. others previously remaining feel frightened but now confident.
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Union Official Faces Robbery Claim In Indiana
Indianapolis May 11 Leo Rappaport attorney for the International Association of Bridge Structural Iron Workers created a sensation by charging a robbery of 422 dollars from the union headquarters gate as McNamara was arrested. Rappa port said the money was missing after Burns Walter Drew of the National Workers association and J A C Radford his assistant examined the safe contents.
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Delegates Gather in Rome for IIA Conference Opening
One hundred fifty delegates from forty countries attend the ten days conference of the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome. The United States is represented by Victor Olmstead, chief statistician in the agriculture department.
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Supreme Court Holds Wireless Company Chief In Contempt
Wellington May 15 The United States Supreme Court ruled Christoph er Wilson president of United Wireless company in contempt for refusing to produce corporate books before a federal grand jury probing mail fraud. The decision rejects self incrimination as a defense against production of company records. Justice Hughes delivered the opinion with Justice McKenna dissenting.
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Missouri Federation of Women's Clubs Meet Opens
Bedalia Missouri May 15 preparations are complete to entertain the Missouri Federation of Women's Clubs in comfortable style as the gathering begins with local arrangements and hospitality.
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Taft Returns After Wife Illness In Harrisburg
President Taft returned to Washington after an anxious night at his wife Helen Taft's bedside as doctors said immediate danger had passed and recovery would likely be rapid. Mrs Taft's illness began in New York and worsened in Harrisburg due to a recurrence of nervous trouble first seen in 1909.
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Census padding probe reaches federal grand jury in Tacoma
A mass of evidence collected by the department of justice on alleged census padding in Tacoma during 1910 was presented to today’s federal grand jury. Investigators expect to devote more time to the padding aspect of the case.
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