Pomerene rails against oil and tobacco trusts in Senate speech
In a forceful address Senator Pomerene denounces Standard Oil and allied interests for evading the Sherman anti trust law. He urges criminal proceedings against key executives led by John D Rockefeller, insisting the powerful must be brought to justice and that the law applies to all. He argues trusts corrupt industry and demands strict enforcement to protect the public.
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UNEARTH ANOTHER BLACK HAND CRIME
Chicago reports a body found in a city alley believed to be Philip Fetko. Police say they unearthed another Black Hand murder with thirteen toe wounds, a butcher knife found near the victim, and a deposit book showing hundreds in deposits at a Polish loan association. Fire and storm disruptions at a spinning mill leave many workers missing after a mill fire.
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Screech Owl Allegedly Linked to Bride’s Death
New York woman Josetta Coonan O'Neil of Babylon, Long Island, died after a screech owl allegedly harassed her and her husband for days. The owl reportedly struck the bedroom window screen, and her mother found her dead from what physicians called an attack of apoplexy driven by intense fear.
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New York
Josetta Coonan O'Neil
Babylon
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Steamer Burned on Ohio River Near Hamelsburg
Paducah June 1A Captain John J Lowry commander and owner of the steamer John Lowry burned at Hamelsburg Illinois early today. The crew and six passengers escaped. Fire started in the kitchen. Cargo mainly lumber valued at 2000 dollars.
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John Lowry
Hamelsburg Ilinois
Lowry
Sensational college town poisoning case grips Delaware
In Delaware Ohio detective Williams Matthews heads to Wheeling to exume Edgar Way, former husband of Mrs. Jessie WarHenkle, amid arson arsenic poisoning allegations involving Myrle Henkle and Tessie WasHenkle. The case pits loyalty between wife and daughter as investigations unfold.
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West Virginia
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Jessie War-Heukle
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Howard Hastings
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Old Castle
Sidis Attacks Modern Education Methods
Professor Doris Sidis condemns prevailing schooling as producing mediocrities. He advocates starting education at age two by answering questions to build knowledge, arguing children will learn as readily as learning bicycle riding and that early inquiry yields university‑level understanding by age ten.
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Doris Sidis
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Bread Trust Faces Sherman Act Question
Washington June 15 debate swirled around the $25,000,000 bread trust formed by twenty one baking firms in as many cities. Independent bakers warned of a price war while congressmen noted possible Sherman Act hurdles if the interstate commerce element is unclear. The trust says its aim is to lower costs and improve quality through modern methods.
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Pigs Is Pigs With or Without Tails
In Booneville Indiana Judge Roberts ruled that pigs remain pigs with or without tails. The decision arose in a case charging Henry Kouta with stealing two pies. The defense argued the animals’ curled tails meant the affidavit should read hogs.
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Henry Kouta
Columbus Bills Move Toward Final Action
Governor faces last day to sign a dozen enacted measures including the Green Woman’s Work Day bill limiting women and girls to a 43 four hour week, with Saturday half-holiday. Also pending is a $25,000 appropriation for the Columbus Centennial Commission. Roles and signatures noted for several other bills, while a list of measures signed or allowed to become law without the governor’s signature is provided.
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Magow Seaman in Jail as Strike Wanes and Liberal Money Flows
Ricardo Magow, head of the revolutionary junta in Los Angeles, remains jailed awaiting a hearing on charges of violating centrality laws by recruiting men to join the rebellion in Mexico. Reports say Liberal sympathizers offered money to strengthen Madero’s opponents, while Magow claims Liberals have funds but cannot fund their plans. Elsewhere, London unions report a dampened strike outlook with fewer enthusiasts and widespread dock abuses, as strikebreakers recruit at London docks and allied ports.
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Roosevelt Defends Gompers Otis Clash Sparks Labor Debate
Theodore Roosevelt publishes a leading editorial in the New York paper defending Gompers and attacking General Otis and the Los Angeles Times for inflammatory remarks. He condemns violence tied to labor disputes, defends honest government, and argues for fair treatment of workers while denouncing sensational editorials from both sides. He cites contrasting stances between Gompers and Otis and urges accountability for those who promote disorder and violence.
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