Attack on International Harvester Company Continues
Rodney B. Swift, former Harvester executive, renews suit alleging rebates totaling millions. He accuses directors McCormick Perkins Deering and others of unlawful profits via rail rebates and seeks court action to reform governance and halt further purchases until legal issues are resolved. He claims the Harvester company harmed stockholders by illegal actions and seeks repayment of damages.
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Rodney B. Switt
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Connany
Matac
Fem Valleous
Chicago
West Pallnda
Southarny
Northwestern
Swiftys
W Wich Switt
Chicago, Weat Pullman & Southern
Harvester Company
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Swift Asvers
Te International Company
Trrsester
Perkins
McCormid Taine
Deeviv Swift
Swite
Li Harvester Company
United Sites
Pirmgurl Cardag
United States
Bigelow Assets Value Reported in Milwaukee
The commission praised FG Bigelow assets as of July in Milwaukee. The total appraised value reached 8,883,640 dollars while filed and approved claims amounted to 2,191,989 dollars.
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Milwaukee
FG. Bigelow
Omde 2 Gantial
New Directors Chosen For Equitable Society
New York on July 12 reports sufficient directors were selected to form a quorum for the Equitable Life Assurance society. Vacancies from resignations remain unfilled, prompting much comment and speculation about future policy and leadership.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
National Food Law Topic Debated at Convention
July 18 Portighdore reports the National Food Law discussed at a convention of the National Maley and Bom association. The discourse emphasized rallying the public to demand a national law, with leaders urging education and outreach to persuade citizens.
Pay Depositors in Full at Shoots Missouri
Receiver Spencer of Civ Puonies believes he can pay depositors in full and meet a group of loans secured by properties. The plan aims to provide at least 73 percent repayment on the duliu. The bank, tied to Helviite Redliy and President Lewis, controls loans totaling over 31,010,000 across Woolla's Magazine and related concerns.
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Spencer
Civ Puonies
Hank
Soya
China Wants to Be Represented at Peace Conference
Washington reports indicate China seeks representation at the peace conference. Russian influence and Japanese disapproval shape reaction. no confirmation of White House contact. Meanwhile mutinous tension in the Russian squadron delays movements and stirs Crews.
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China
Voice IN Peace Conference
Washington
Japan
Russia
Kusléofi
Reuch
Kniaz Poteniki
Nother
Monthly Crop Report Washington July 12
The frontice crop report shows planted areas at 71100 acres, up from last year. Wheat conditions are strong with winter wheat at 82.7 and spring wheat at 91.0, while potatoes and tobacco acreage fall compared to last year. The report notes declines in potato and tobacco areas and compares current conditions to ten year averages.
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Washington
Indictments Hit Wisconsin Officials in 1901 Bribery Case
Milwaukee reports sixty seven indictments against twenty five individuals, many former county officials, tied to bribe schemes around a 1901 primary election measure. Otto Seidel and Girard Stpanuss alleged confessions anchor the case. Fred C. Schult faces charges over offering a bribe. Grand jury work continues with no witnesses called during today’s session.
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Yerson
Fred C. Schult
Herman J. Foluken- Hing
The
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Palmremming
Lt al, Yous
Gat Point
Munday Ater Joes Tay
Mary
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Mr. Gal
Dutes and Legal Action Involving Beach and Wilson Sparks Inquiry
Fragmentary transcript notes indicate that a DUETS matter places papers with United States attorney Beach for a comprehensive family review tied to compiling statistics. It also mentions urged probes by Secretary Wilson to investigate and pursue those responsible toward trial.
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United Sunes
Beach
Uig
W Wilson
Union Uniform Controversy Over Band Attire in Chicago
A chaotic local item reports a dispute where Chicago musicians unions resisted enforcing a court order mandating uniform dress for members. Proprietors sought an injunction to stop uniforms, arguing costs would burden their bands and reduce earnings.
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Chicago
KUESTERMAN REPLIES TO SHOWALTER CHARGES
KUESTERMAN says Showalter’s charges are false and counters with more charges against the Janesville school for the blind. He defends the board’s actions on fees and cites Milwaukee pupil beer and lemonade, cigars, and alleged waste. He recalls a concert at the Pabst theater restaurant and asserts no improper drinking occurred among the party.
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Showalter
Cran
Wis
Sustin Kuesterman
Ie State Board of Control
Superitlewent Showalter
Janesville
Pabst Theater
Seels
Sue
Brown
Separation Advancing in France Church State Controversy
Paris July 12. The senate appointed a committee on separation, moving toward final adoption of the bill dividing church and state. Attention shifts to senate action and possible renewed tense debate in the lower house. Concordat supporters say the measure weakens the church, while others call it too liberal. The government aims to have the bill adopted before the chamber's dissolution.
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France
Paris
Senate
Weste rly Passenger Association Hints at Rate War
The Western Railway Passenger Association ended its Duluth convention with talks on differential rates. Leaders anticipate a rate war between western lines and New York roads, signaling aggressive fare competition ahead.
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Duluth
Ming
Westerly Passenger Association
New York
Baron Rosen Credential Presentation Expected To Be Significant
Senator Knox of Pennsylvania discusses the upcoming presentation of Baron Rosen to the president at Salt Harbor. The scene is described as highly significant, with credentials to be presented Thursday next and preparations nearing completion for the official diplomatic exchange.
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Orsier Bay
Knox
Pennsylvania
Senate
Salt Harbor
Baron Roren
Ami
No action on Vilas resignation from university board
Governor Le Follette has received Col. William F. Vilas’s letter of resignation from the board of regents. Vilas plans extensive travel and requested relief to avoid interfering with university work. The governor is in Madison and will consider the resignation, weighing Vilas’s valued contributions to the university fund.
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William F. Vilas
Board of Line
le Follette
Madison Tomgy
Col. Vilas
University
Officials who leaked cotton reports exposed in DC case
Washington July 12 Acting Attorney General Hoyt has received from Secretary of Agriculture details concerning leaked cotton reports. The disclosure follows an official inquiry into the handling of sensitive agricultural data and outlines preliminary findings and potential action.
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Washington, D. C
Hoyt
Secretary of Agriculture
Explosion in Welsh mine leaves many dead at War's Own
Cardin Wales July 12 an explosion in No 2 pit of the National Colliery Co at War's Own in Rhondda Valley yesterday is believed to have killed at least 126 men. Up to midnight 98 bodies were recovered as rescue efforts continued amid grim prospects.
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Wales
National Colliery Company
War's Own
Rhonda Valley
Heraty
Wisconsin News: New Food Laws and Dormitory Bid Details
Wisconsin Dairy and Food Commissioner Emery distributes the new and amended food laws by pamphlet. Advertisements invite bidders for a new dormitory at Chippewa Falls state home for the feeble minded. bids valued around 40000. A request to fund new headstones for Confederate soldiers arises from the governor of Alabama. Attorney M S Dudgeon filed expense statements as a lobbyist. state labor offices report job applications and filled positions amid a busy hiring day. Secretariat notes Milwaukee state fair race entries closing, with some categories still sparse.
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Emery
Wisconsin
Porsons
Cdl
Chipewa Falls
Abama
Forest Hill
Mr. Rood
Sigglekon
Leen
Westaves
POSSE AFTER FANATIC IN KANSAS SALOONS
News from Ibla Kansas reports police pursue tauperatee Melvin accused of dynamiting saloons causing damage around 100000 dollars. A posse led by Saerttt Richardson forms to capture him as authorities fear further blasts. Melvin allegedly claimed a Gog inspired mission and promised not to return home until the strike was finished.
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Ibla
Kas
C. L. Melvin
Saerttt Richardson
Melvin
Loos
Nerkaceg
Sam
Amnesty in France Extends to 1820 Conspiracy Exiles
Paris July 12 The senate approved amnesty for those convicted by the high court in the 1820 Myotoconiy conspiracy case. Paul DeRenlele former deputy will be pardoned and exiles in Spain will be allowed to return. The action also affects religious congregations and charges tied to the secret reports of the era.
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Paris
Senate
Mo High Cour
Paul DeRenlele
Chamber of Deputies
Eal
Spin
Aittvd
France
Elks Elect Officers In Buffalo Grand Lodge
Buffalo July 12 The following grand lodge officers were elected by the lodge yesterday Robert W Brown from Tannsville was elected Grand Exalted Ruler Leading Knight E Winston S O Loreal Knight Charles Wo Kuul miunn Hohoaken N J Lecturing Knight Edward Mc Laughlin Boston Secretary Fred C Robingon Dupelle Town Treasurer John KK Vener Ghar Jeroix Pa The contest for trustee saw (. L. Ingsley Waterloo Ta opposed by Mayor Charles Schmidt Wheeling W Va with the latter winning PF Tamilson
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Grand Lodge
J Ka
Granl Oxaleal Riler
Robert W. Brown
Tannsville
E. Winston
S. O. Loreal
Charles
Wo Kuulmiunn
Hohoaken
N. J
Chicago Markets Wheat July Through December Jumbled Quotations
Market wire notes chaotic Chicago wheat quotes for July September December with mixed figures and misread labels. Livestock prices show cattle beef wholesale values several thousand head sales and varied beef and sheep receipts including western lambs and native stockers.
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Cawle
World Baptists convene as congress opens in Britain
The opening of the congress of Baptists in Great Britain and Ireland was led by Junge Wicls, president of the Baptist Union. Delegates included numerous Christiane Tanden and nearly 1,000 visiting Americans as the gathering began yesterday afternoon. The congress will continue in session through July.
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Uir
Lxeter
Congress of Bapitsts
Junge Wicls
The
Baptist Union of Great Britain
Rescue Efforts Fail in Provsia Mine Disaster
In Dortmund Provsia on July 12 rescuers struggle for the ninth time to reach thirty nine miners trapped since Monday in the Borussia coal mine. Officials fear the men have perished as rescue attempts continue without success.
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Provsia
Borussia
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