Trust Dissolution Protest Over American Tobacco Plan
Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina Attorneys General file a joint protest in New York against the American Tobacco Company reorganization. They argue the plan preserves monopoly, harms tobacco farmers, and fails to restore competition as required by the Supreme Court ruling.
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Richmond
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
United States
American Tobacco Company
Samuel W. Williams
T. W. Bickett
Frayser Lyon
Consideraon
United States Circuit Court
Southern District of New York
Williams
Supreme Court of the United States
Gaul
South
Supreme Court
E. F P. Richardson, Jr., & Co., Inc
Tobacco Company
American Tobaccoompany
Gam 8
West Control
Simul
Biut
Tribesmen Begin War on Italy in Tripoli Fury
Rome dispatches report that Be douin tribesmen in Tripoli have begun a holy war against Italy fueled by religious grievances. A massacre near Benghazi killed about 100 people including two priests Rev. Father Umberto and Rev. Father Joseph, guardian of liberated slave children. Italian bombardment paused the violence as Benghazi fell under Italian control.
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Rome
Tripoli
Italy
Benghazi
Father Umberto
Father Joseph
Joseph
Fatal Explosion on Torpedo Boat Tingey Off Charleston
In Washington dispatches to the Navy Department report a boltef explosion aboard the torpedo boat Tingey off Charleston, D C One man was killed and another seriously injured in the incident reported today by navy officials
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Washington, D. C
Tingey
Charleston
D. C
Navy Department
Heath Paroled Banker John R Walsh Dies at 5:45 AM
Chicago IL John R Walsh formerly paroled banker died of heart disease at 5:45 Monday morning shortly after release from Leavenworth penitentiary for wrecking three Chicago banks. He had been in feeble health since parole and his family pressed to obtain his release fearing death in prison.
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Chicago
Ilic
John R. Walsh
Walsh
Leavenworth
Fire destroys hardwoods plant in Mobile
The Markley Miller Company hardwoods plant in Mobile was destroyed early today in a fire believed to be incendiary. Estimated loss runs to 150000 dollars.
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Mobile
Ala
Markley Miller Company
Pursued Negro Fires On Police At Richmond
In Richmond Virginia a Black suspect fired on Officer Bertucci after fleeing a corner scene. Bertucci sustained a non life threatening knee wound and was treated by Dr Parker. The assailant fled into a shanty leaped from a window and escaped, with police still seeking him.
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Bertucci
Richmond
Bill Freeman
Louis Bertucci
Freeman
Mertucci
Thal Beer
William Parker
Stehe
Foreigners in China Face Fear of Massacre Amid Revolt
The Chinese empire faces threats against foreigners as Manchu loyalists lose ground. Rebels seize cities, arms, and supplies while two government leaders pursue differing aims. Yuan Shi Kai negotiates with rebels, promising reform, as the north grows tenser.
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Li Yuan Heng
Yin Tchang
Yuan Shi Kai
Yuan Shi Ki
Kiukang Captured by Chinese Rebels Along Yangtze
Reports say rebels seized Kiukang, burning the Vice royalty Yamen. Kiukang sits on the Yangtse River in Kiangsi province, a strategic traffic point with a wireless station and about 62,000 inhabitants.
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Shanghai
Kiukang
Yamen
Yang Tse Kiang
Kiang Si
Italy Faces Holy War With Tuareg Tribesmen
Ten thousand Tuareg tribesmen join the Mohammedan holy war against Italy in North Africa. Turkish Commander Deshat reports Tuareg sheiks stir followers to fierce fighting northward with aims to sweep deserts and strike Christians. The Emir of Medjidi offers fellow tribes for service against Italian forces.
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Pera
Tripoli
Deshat
Medjidi
Arabia
North Africa
Italy
Italy Ready to End War Immediate Armistice Sighted
A Rome dispatch reported by Echo De Paris says Italy has proposed an immediate armistice with Turkey and would begin peace talks if Turkey pledges to halt measures against Italian trade.
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Italy
Paris
Rome
OWS
Echo de Paris
Turkey
Warships Gather in New York Harbor in Naval Parade
The first of 102 U S warships arrived today. the battleship Connecticut led the Atlantic squadron with Admiral Osterhaus aboard. Navy Secretary Meyer will review from the Mayflower as other battleships including Michigan and Louisiana prepare to anchor in the Hudson by sundown.
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New York
United States
Connecticut
Osterhaus
Hudson River
Meyer
Mayflower
Con- Ereee
Michigan
Louisiana
Minnesota
Missouri
Mississippi
Ohio
Virginia
New Jersey
Nebraska
North Dakota
Vermont
South Carolina
New Stampshire
Georgia
Remarkable Wright Narrowly Escapes in Plane Crash
Kitty Hawk N C Special Wright escaped injury after a Wright bi plane on its second flight perform ed a backward somersault from fifteen feet. Hanging head down he twisted and stuck the craft upright reaching the sand with feet down. The plane was damaged and flights suspended until Wednesday.
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Kitty Hawk
N. C
Orvile Wright
KI Devil Hill
America
Wright
Virginia marriage law reform proposed by state board
The annual report of the State Board of Charities and Corrections urges Virginia to require a clean bill of health and normal mental condition for marriage licenses. It notes current court clerks lack authority to refuse licenses under existing practice.
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State Board of Charities and Corrections
Virginia
Richeson alibi defense flagged in Hyannis murder case
Boston special report details four phase defense for Pastor Richeson in the Avis Linnell tragedy. Alibi, denial, cyanide purchase, and motive tied to engagement to Violet Edmands form the core. Police counter that new witness links Richeson to the Saturday meeting and to the fatal drug.
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W. T. Richeson
Cambridge
Mass
Avis Linnell
Emmanuel Church
Mr Richeson
Richeson
Violet Edmads
Boston
Misehimands
Coliege
Clarence V. T. Birbreon
Moses Grant Edmands
Violet Edmands
Avis Linmell
Willam Hahn
Newton Center
Hahn
Misa Linne i
Hyannis
Pastor Richeson
Polles
Avie Linnell
Thomas Valentine Richeson
Armherst
Ricrhesan
Menxland
Miss Linnell
Timothy TD. Leary
Comins
Leary
Dr Leary
Chief
Case
Chief Dugan
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Linnell
Hyannie
Immanuel Baptist Church
Millonaire
Miss Edmands
Lithe
Richesern
Young Women's Christian Association
Association
Loire
Travtlock
Election Officer Warrants Cast Doubt on Wilkes-Barre Race
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest warrants affecting election officers in Wilkes-Barre. The readable text hints at forms of action and possible convictions, with limited legible names and statements about the team and Jalil.
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Snp
Wilkes-Barre
Ainet
Interstate Commerce to Rule on Virginia and Steam Line Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission today announced a decision on the application of Virginia and South Pine Transport Co. Schedule extensions will not apply until the next period begins. The ruling covers rate schedules and compliance timelines from December 1911 to March 1912.
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Washington, B.C
Interstate
Tolay
Vitcinia
Kidnapped Wife Rescued After Abduction in Norwalk Conn
A young woman was abducted by Cramer and an accomplice from Greeneich, bound and threatened to drive to South Norwalk, then to a hotel in the city. Police traced her to Stamford where officers recovered her and arrested Cramer and the accompanying man.
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Vile Es Suton
Derbert Miner
Green
Cx Mer, Jr
Greene
Iraemer
Cramer
Bijnor
Mra Minor
Alinur
South Nor Walk
Conn
Crameer
Central Hotel
South Norwalk
Stamford
John White
Alteged
Norwalk
Ramen
Cyanide of Potassium Described By Richmond Doctor
Richmond Va special report quotes Dr Taylor the City Coroner describing cyanide of potassium as a rare medicinal chemical used mainly in electroplating photography mining and experiments. He notes its rapid fatal action on heart function its bitter almond odor and the dangerous dose range while comparing it to prussic acid and mentioning possible antidotes.
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Richmond
Taylor
Massachusetts
Ihs
Jeae
Beattie Witnesses Fight Over the Trial in Virginia
In Chesterfield County, J O Sam Talley and Thomas Brown were arrested after a clash at a party near Oak Grove. County Officer George Jarrell detained them to prevent further disturbance and both posted bond for a magistrate hearing on October 28. Brown testified about differing stories Talley told on the stand. Talley, nicknamed the Chesterfield Scuttler, was a notable witness in the Beattie murder trial, while Brown challenged Talley’s veracity amid prior testimony.
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Richmond
Chesterfield County
J. O
Sam Talley
Thomas Roewn
Beatile
George Thomas Jdrrell
Will
Muurisiate BE. W. U
Oak Grove Cours
Talley
Trew
Sali
Iniabiowees
Chesterfield Scuttler
Commonwealth
Seattle
Brown
Merturbwg
W.uile
Jarrell
Fuller
Cheatham
Nugget of Gold Found Near Columbia Virginia
A local report from Columbia Virginia notes a man named Marton Bruce found a small nugget of gold on his father’s farm about a mile north of town. The nugget tested as pure gold and valued at around $2, with the era reflecting a hopeful mining sentiment in the area.
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Columbia
Marton Bruce
Tron Cowtt
Investig
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