New Suggestion to Curb Trusts Proposed in Congress
Washington dec 11 special senator nelson of minnesota offers a new amendment to the constitution to define prevent and suppress monopolies conspiracies combinations and restraints of trade the plan would give congress power to curb trusts and would require time for adoption while critics warn of lengthy process and legal hurdles.
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Arthur W. Dunn
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Nelson
Minnesota
Congress
Congress Ghali
This Time the Lawyer Scored and He Left
A New York City board hearing ends with a lawyer conceding clients had no legal claim after the president jars him for wasting time. In England, the Bede house feast at Posdyke honors elderly residents with a yearly dinner, trustees arranging meals for six old couples in a fixed order.
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New York City
Mr. Blank
Posdyke
England
When Hanging Was Common in Burke Era Parliament
The text reflects harsh penalties in Burke era politics. It cites assent of the House of Commons to any Will carrying death punishment. It mentions drastic punishments for acts such as damaging bridges, disguises, theft above 125 shillings, transportation for crime, and threats. It notes execution by hanging as fate for numerous offenses.
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Erie
New Haven Road Dividends Omitted by Directors
New York New Haven and Hartford railroad directors decide not to declare a quarterly dividend for the six months ending December 31 1915 citing net income estimates 3.8 million for six months and a needed 1.56 million for working capital along with wage increases and safety improvements. President Millott says the welfare of the company stockholders and territory served favors withholding the dividend.
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New Haven
New York
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Maine Central and Merchants and Miners’ 'Transportation Company
Oregon adopts minimum wage rule for women workers
The Oregon state welfare commission ruled that no woman in industrial work may earn less than 8.25 dollars weekly for a fifty four hour work week, effective in sixty days. Apprenticeship for women is set at one year with a minimum wage of four dollars weekly.
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Ore
State Welfare Commission
Oregon
Womer
Bayshore Notes Highlight Keyport News and Visits
Mrs O C Bogardus suffers from gall stones at home in Keyport while Beulah Morris resigns from Keyport High School effective January 1. A Select Trio dances at Keyport High School auditorium on December 19 and a Keyport Yacht Club turkey supper is planned for December 27. Community updates include visits by Woolley family, Mr and Mrs De Mers, and Mrs Nesbit of Brooklyn. fire chief's kin and various residents traveling, illness recoveries, remodeling plans for Tilton house, and local civic affairs.
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Keyport
Beulah Morris
Keyport High School
Charles Woolley
Greenport
L. I
William E. Woolley
B. C. Lippincott
Matawan
Lillian Bolte
Mabel Holland
Rockaway Beach
John Terhune
William Robinson
Birmingham
Ala
W. W. Hobrough
Dorothy
Bradford
Union Hill
N. J
John Aalbue
Keansburg
Charles Truax
Newark
Commodore
John Truax
Charles Clare
Keansburg Carnival
Remains of Byron G. Stokes Shipped to Providence
The body of Byron G. Stokes died from self-inflicted wounds at Monmouth Memorial Hospital was sent to Providence Rhode Island by train this morning. John I. Gilbert a nephew who stayed after word of his uncle's rash act last Friday night accompanied the remains. Services will be held in Providence at 1 o'clock tomorrow with interment in Pascasset cemetery. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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Byron G. Stokes
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Providence
R. I
Hyer & Flock
John I. Gilbert
Pascasset Cemetery
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