Trail of the Trusts in Senate and House Proceedings
Washington December 4 The Senate adjourned briefly for McMillan’s memory and opened with ceremonial flowers as Speaker Henderson took the gavel no business was transacted beyond organization several bills were introduced in the House including measures on commerce and anti trust enforcement a joint resolution from Michigan proposes federal power restraint and a 400000 appropriation to steer prosecutions under the Sherman act debates focus on testimony rules and jury procedures and references to trust busting measures in the judiciary committee
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Washington
Senate
McMillan
Michigan
Milburn
J. F. Prettyman
Spoaker Henderson
Menderson
Atorney
Kenoss
H.C. Swit
Stepburn
Capiberer
Ittorney General
Department of Juatee
Snook
Ohio
Wid
Committee of Judicuiry
Omnibus statehood bill debate over Oklahoma Oklahoma and New Mexico fate
Washington reports the d rough clash over the omnibus statehood bill as Republicans debate admitting Oklahoma and possibly New Mexico and Arizona. A conference in Senator Beveridge's committee room drew Republican opposition and concerns about Arkansas and Indiana territories amid testimony.
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Washington
Senator Hate
Allison
Aldrich
Hale
Platt
Counecticut
Cullom
Lodge
Hang
Teveridge
Committee of Territories
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahom
Republica
Phar Prineipad
Committee of Terrifords
Fou
Gbayns
Senators Debate Omnibus Bill Leadership Split
Senators discussed the omnibus bill during the day with Republicans led by Quay and Elkins. If fifteen Republicans back the measure, they can pass it with Democratic support.
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Quay and Elkins
Bills of Notable Importance in Congress Noted
Washington reports multiple measures of national import introduced yesterday. H H Smith of Michigan proposed free use for assorted goods including paints and glassware, while J T Munn urged navigation relief via Chicago river tunnels. Brownlow pushed a rural roads bureau in agriculture, and Carter Glass faced inquiry on election registration and franchise rights under constitutional color.
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H.¢. Smith
Michigan
Chicago
J. T. Munn
Brownlow
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Roads
F Taylor
House Elections Committee
Carter Glass
Virginia
United States
Coneteis
Rights of Way and New Nominees in Washington
Fragmentary report outlines right of way for a Panama Canal area and shifts in Colombian negotiations. It notes Senor Concha’s opposition and potential succession by Herran as secretary, with talks on sovereignty tied to a treaty. President nominates Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr and others to high courts and a general staff bill is introduced.
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Padima Gia
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Luis Yoen
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Chancha
Tay
Herrman
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Senate
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Iayr Court of the United Sertes
Pings ML Wright
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Court of Claims
George W. Ray
New York
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District of New York
Ashley M. Gould
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Supreme Court of the Istrict of Columbia
Saft
Kepeere Thye Ilull
Nouris
Coal Commission
Cannon
Chicago Live Stock Show delegates gather at expo
The American Federation of Agricultural Students met in the new building’s assembly room where Secretary Wilson spoke on agriculture. Delegates later chose representatives for 1930 fairs. Wisconsin, Minnesota and local colleges led livestock class results with several firsts and seconds.
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Americae Federation of Agricultural Students
Wilgow
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Wuolly
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Minnesota
Heroic Stand by Boy in Westville Bank Raid
Wesley Rose nolds aged 16 and another youth faced four bank robbers in Westville and Jost Wylige. The pair fought bravely after being wounded, delaying entry until police intervened. Robbers broke in seeking loot but fled, leaving the site untouched.
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Laporte
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Tare
Westville
Jost Wylige
Muynglis
Red
Irrevocable Stop and Trust in Morning Audience
In a morning audience the king heard that the restoration was announced as irrevocable while the speaker complained of distrust from the opposition, which he said he did not deserve. The cabinet had been formed by Senor Sugusta on November 14 this month.
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Aod
Senor Sugusta
British Warships Move Orders to Caribbean Patrol
British warships including the second-class cruisers Retribu tion and Charybdla with the sloop of war Alert and torpedo boat destroyers are sailing for Venezuela. The Tribune and first-class cruiser Ariadin are ordered to proceed to the same destination for protection duties.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Retribution
Venezuela
Charybdla
Alert
Per Qual
Tribune
Ariadin
Two Heroes Brave Storm to Save Stranded Steamer Crew
A storm off Ma Niaise Point tests courage as Mate Burrell and Second Mate Jackson ride a damaged yawl to shore amid towering seas. Captain Has a Narrow Escape as Vessels swing loose and crew members, aided by Oscar Carlson and others, twice reach safety before all are saved.
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Por
Marke
Birch
Ube
Hetard
Maniaise Paitt
Burrell
Jackson
Oscar Carlson
Issous
Mubile
Jenuie Farnes
Van
Agle
Alene
de Hnes
Happenings of the Past Week Review
Condensed brief covers poison mailed frauds in Philadelphia death cases, South Africa treaty talk, Jamaica United States reciprocity agitation, New York silver prices, imperial appointments, Boer sea moves, and varied U.S. local crimes and accidents. Includes Roosevelt appointments, snow in several states, and notable deaths and industry notes.
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Phladelphia
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Los Angeles
Chamberlain
South Africa
Oly
Plancers
Jamaica
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Perinsylyamis
New Yorke
Wisconsin Miatters Echoed in Racine Society Expulsion Fight
In Racine Wisconsin the exclusive Wor an's tlul faces a firey issue as 21 members seek to expel Mrs Pierce from the society. A suit in circuit court compels the wives of the citys wealthiest men to testify in defense against expulsion. Mrs Pierce appears to explain why she should not be dropped and authorities may be appointed to hear her case.
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Racine
Wis
Dee 3
Mra. A. A
Equity League Agent Held in Wisconsin Bank Lawsuit
Dee S. Eliot Mcfarland of Jolietville represented the League of Equity of Chicago was arrested in Janesville on charges of conducting a business contrary to Wisconsin banking laws. He pleaded not guilty and is held for trial. Promoters Franklin Davis and Clinton Buxman, formerly using the League of Edication name, face a $9,001,000 suit against Corne after postal action.
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Janesville
Wis. Dee. S
Eliot Mcfarland
Tynesville
League of Equity of
Chicgo
Berg
Madison
Franklin Davis
Clartin Buxman
Temple Block
League of Edication
Corne
Corns
Missing Celtic schooner crew feared lost on Lake Superior
Reports from Sault Ste Marie Dec 2 state the Celtic schooner bound from Buffalo to Sault Ste Marie with conch cargoes vanished on Lake Huron shore. Only known crew aboard were Captain He Jellies of Detroit and cook Margaret Quirk of Marine City. The vessel, owned by Spence Bros of Cleveland, was not insured and is presumed lost with twenty men aboard after a possible machinery failure or boiler issue led to its disappearance.
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Wetour
Lake Huron
Yustenhia
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Detroit
Margaret Quirk
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Rockfeller
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Milwaukee News Briefs Include Fire Tragedy And Robbery
Milwaukee reports a deadly fire where Rose OBrien perished while rescuing her five children from a blaze ignited by arson. A post office break in yielded about $1 in small loot. A canal steamer’s wreck obstructs routes, with tugs called from Milwaukee. Local notes mention deer hunting fatalities, a marine workers charter, and a murder verdict in Hurley.
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Rose O'Prien Ts den
Yuriy
Anliren
O'Brien
Oklahoma and Indian Territory to form one state
Inspector says postage stamps offered for sale in Chicago by Erwitr and Edward Puller were stolen from the Fonea City Oklahoma post office as a safe was cracked on Nov 3, with $1,500 in stamps taken. Commission reports a bill admitting Oklahoma and Indian Territory as a single state, excluding New Mexico and Arizona.
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Dee
Stuart
Chicago
Erwitr
Edward Puller
Minneapolis
Fonea City
O.T
New Mexico
Arizona
Washington
Commission On Territories
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Fatal shooting in Pocahontas ends in jail
Dee 2 in Pocahontas Illinois Charles Etheridge, an agent age 18, killed his employer Toku Keshner, age 40, on Wall Street. The coroner remanded Etheridge without bail to Greenville County Jail. Witnesses say Etheridge confronted his employer with a shotgun after a quarrel. the victim died within ten minutes.
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Ill
Dee
Charles Etheridge
Toku Keshner
Wall Street
Pocahontas
Furyield
Greenville
Isesbner
Etheridge
Laveley
Tle
Plans of strike commission conference in Scranton
A conference of the mine strike commissioners will be held Tuesday before hearings resume Wednesday morning. Commissioners Clark, Watkins and Parker are present but not active. The meeting is expected to produce a statement on the ten day recess and the commission’s position on it. Experts review company ledgers to test wage mathematics.
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Scranton
Clark
Watkins
Parker
Dalton Found Guilty in Mail Fraud Case at Court
In Chicago and in U S district court John H Dalton a local politician and saloon keeper was found guilty of fraudulent uses of the mails. He ran an alleged scheme to swindle newspaper publishers nationwide and abroad through contracts for a concert called the International Rural Clinic. The claimed total exceeds $200 000. Sentence withheld pending further arguments for a new trial.
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United Sates District Court
Yestern
Jobn H. Dalton
New Apaper
United States
Europe
International Rural Clinic
Dalton
Mad Mullah Defies British in Aden Camp Supply Raid
In Aden on December 1 a dispatch dated November 26 reports that the Mad Mullah sent into the British camp a train of camels carrying captured supplies from Colonel Swayne's column. He warned he would whip the British again when they dared risk a second defeat.
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Arabia
Garrero
Samad
Swayne
Washington notes of naval maneuvers and figures
Washington reports resumptions of active sea duty as Admiral Dewey returns to U S service and orders are issued for maneuvers in the Caribbean. A four-stirred pennant is displayed on President Roosevelt’s yacht Mayflower as staff briefings progress.
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