Morita Rosenthal proposes four firm plan after Standard Oil dissolution
New York May 18 The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey plans a reorganization after a Supreme Court ruling. Attorney Morita Rosenthal and John G Milburn suggested splitting into four units producing manufacturing transportation and selling to comply with the Sherman Act. Rosenthal argues the plan aligns with the court's mild modification interpretation and will satisfy the law and business community.
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New York
Standard Ov Company
New Jersey
United States Supreme Court
Standard OM
Sega
Meriie Rosenthal
Supreme Court
Hoventhal
IAW
Hoxwathas
Carnegie Hails Major Commerce Court Decision
Andrew Carnegie says the Standard Oil ruling is a landmark, a strong decision that will not disturb capital commerce. He envisions a new commercial system with a court of commerce guiding industry, regulation following the ruling, and a transformed national economy without delays in business.
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Ublishes
Baye
New York
Andrew Carne
Esteblian
Court of Commerce
Industry
Supreme Court
Iuve
Grand Jury Probe Delayed in Folumbur Mass
Seven lawmakers and one senate employee face indictment for alleged bribery. The grand jury and the investigating committee halt work until some indicted men are tried. The pause aims to prompt others under indictment to cooperate, speeding grand jury progress. The body plans to resume work in May.
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Folumbur
Legislature
Senate
Grand Jury
Rule
Ottawa reports 650 mile Intercolonial rail expansion planned
Ottawa Ont May 16 The Canadian government plans to expand the rail system by linking 13 branch lines to total 650 miles. The move includes Nova Scotia branches, with a 99 year lease and expected surplus for the government last year.
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Ottawa
Ont
Intercolonial
Holler
Minister of Railways
Nova Scotia
Canada
Hefstor Acquitted by Jury in Libel Case
Pittsburg May 18. Frank N Hefstor banker manufacturer of New York City was acquitted on a charge of libel connected with the bank depository ordinance amid a graft scene. A prior week a jury disagreed in a related conspiracy case against Hefstor.
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Hoffetor
Pittsburg
Frank N. Hefstor
New York City
Ordimance
Bribery Case Involving Columbus Official and Editor
Columbus May 21 Attorney Charles J Pretainen former president of the Columbus chamber of commerce and Cook editor of a Columbus newspaper were arraigned before Justice Homer Bostwick of Grant County. They face charges of bribery before the Senate committee of ten appointed to probe alleged bribery by senators. The arrests and partial refusals to testify have stalled the inquiry and left the committee facing legal complexities.
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Columbus
Charles J Pretainen
The
House Grants Statehood for Arizona and New Mexico
Washington May 25 The house favors immediate statehood for Arizona and New Mexico and rejects delaying approval of their constitutions. The measure links voting on amendments to the statehood resolution with formal approval. Arizona must vote on proposed amendments and New Mexico on related provisions to proceed.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Washington
Bork
Ninenruiin
House of
Fire at Harte lumber yard endangers hundreds in New York
A lumber yard fire in Harte ignited incipient blazes through storage tanks and lumber stocks, sending flames across the area and arousing panic that a large portion of the upper New York district was at risk. Police officer Charlee Haight conducted a life saving relay through stairways, waking and guiding residents as the blaze spread. Loss is estimated at $250,000.
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New York
Charlee Haight
Tan Lari
X Toom
Pastor Resigns to Lead Spokane Roof Garden Hotel Chaplain
D E Wilson resigns as pastor of Lidgerwood Congregational Church to serve as chaplain at a Spokane hotel roof garden. He will preach two sermons weekly and lead prayers each Sunday on the hurricane deck of an ocean hotel. He plans to perform weddings for hotel guests at no charge with approval from the district officer.
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Spokane
Wasn
E Wilson
Lidgerwood Congregational Church
Roof Arden
Ty Rene
Ocean
Rey
Wilson
Ciale
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Markets
Minneapolis wheat futures and Duluth prices show slight variations for No 1 Northern and No 2 Northern on track and to arrive. Chicago grain and provisions report mixed July and September figures for wheat and corn, with oats and pork futures noted. Livestock in Chicago and St Paul ranges include cattle, Texas and Western steers, cows, calves, and sheep with varied per hundredweight values.
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Inneapolis
Minneapolis
Who
Seve
Weme
Hari
Estee
Northern
somMe
Duluth
St. Paul
At. Paul
Chicago
Adams County Commissioners Proceedings Hettinger N D June 1
The Adams County Board of Commissioners met in Hettinger to adjournment with all members present. Various items were read, discussed, and approved including tax refunds, road overseer appointments, bridge and grading costs, and allowances for county officers supplies and services.
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The
Board County Commissioner
Adams County
N. D
Hettinger
Board of County Commissioners
Noble
Philip Monroe
Geo
Johann
Lovelock
Herghind
Sunger
Alor
Auumor
Campany
Ramstad
Davis
Holt
Smake
Poni
Poni Piasmable
Maiveal
Hasustad
Davin Tatlownshin
Holt Yonahip
Rouda
Lightalay Crank
Thur
Nts
Me. Davis
Harting
J. L. Lewis
Amicus
Weary Olson
Milton Rogers
Nick Moots
John Hughardt
Anna Tollefson
Board of Supervisors of
Kansas City
Anges Liv
Davin
Ramevd
Erland Son
Twin City Bridge Co
W. . Krebsbach
Billy
Lundberg
Walker Bros. & Hardy
B. Tripp
Atlas Lumber Co
Opera House
W. Krause
Bismarck
Denver Woods
Laben Woods
Moore
Grant Record Printing Co
Fargo Bond & Trust Co
Norman Buroxon Oak
Mont, Tel. Co
HE Bonser & Son
Bismarck Tribune
Vitane Chemical Co
HW. Hayes
Joshoa Davis
Amilenye Harward Rametad
Edward Ward
Abe Tea
Wanemnors
Rewister Gazette
Norman Burnson
Rowell
North Oak
Institution of Feeble Minded
Lens Goodwin
Northwestern Ravelinr Co
Farnham Printing & Stationery Co
Western Lumber & Grain Co
Haynes FM
Jackson
Hettinger Hardware Co
Apke
Jane
Cartes
Honyaks Experi ence and Wild West Shows in 1911
A fragmented reminiscence from Coal Springs and Montana about visits to Lemmon in spring 1911. The narrator recalls meeting War Chief and Turner, watching Culbertson's Wild West, broncho busting daily, and a gray mare named Montana Kid and Hickey. Pool halls, games, and a scorecard by Morris emerge amid slang and wandering anecdotes.
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Lemmon
War Chief
Turner
Culbertson
Montana
Hickey
A. Hh
Morrie
Morris
Johann
Coal Springs
Miss Whitcomb Neighbor Caller Near Rogers Home
Reading of the Duck Creek News notes Miss Verme Whitcomb as a caller at Mrs. A F Rogers home on Mondays. Mrs Rogers returned from a nearby trip reporting many smiling faces after Friday rain. Rev Hanna led services at the Stinger School house with good attendance and a larger crowd expected at a gathering on a future date at the same location.
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Verme Whitcomb
Vleas
Mra. A. FP
Rogers
Hanna
Stinger
Treasonable Prices Shown for Good Quarters
Ad offers good quarters at low prices. Reader urged to see T O Ramsland for details.
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T. O. Ramsland
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Morita Rosenthal
Acton
Deere
Carnegie
Cobe Iz Dila
Ohio
Walter F. Kelley
Honyak
Duck Creek News
Mra. A
Oresare
State-Line Land Co. Lemmon
Lemmon City
N. Sampson
H. H. Pomeroy
South Dakota
Lemmon Furniture Company
T. Nickisch
Swift & Company
W. D. Sawyer & CO. Meat Market
E. J. Eubanks
Mgr
Notary
Watt-Clark Land CO
South Lemmon State Bank
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