Hearst Produces Archbold Letters On Standard Oil Aid
In Washington Hearst testified before the Senate campaign committee producing letters tied to John D Archbold and the Standard Oil trust alleging a loan to Senator Foraker and other political dealings. He stated he does not know the full context and offered to disclose more correspondence, as the committee weighs authenticity and implications.
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Washington, D. C
Hearst
Segato
Joh D
Archbold
Standard Oil
Rane
Foraver
Oula
Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Wil Nena
Calumnis
John 2. Arcabold
Senator Foraker
Hearts Old
Mr. Mearse
John Kennedys
Oliver
Penrose
Chatman Clapp
Foraker Ashyad
Ghoirman Clapp
Elearst
Archhotd
Senate Campaigns Funds Committee
Lettord
Clapp
Senator Clapp
Mr. Hearst
Sam
Thia
Indusry
Qin Eddy
Wadpean
Membent
John Eddy
London
Eddy
Jetters
Senator Penrowd
Johnny
Philadelphia
Aldrich
Menrose Isimuel
New York
John D. Archbold
J. B. Kraker
Ohio
Tanite
Niyo
Joby B. Archbold
J. C Sibley
We. Griscom
Senate
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Paynter
Tar
Foraker
Cre Chattian Clapp
M Hearst
Senstor Penrose
Partian DE
British Columbia
Republican State Committee
Looser Street
Biddy
Standard Ol Company
Poowrene
John D. Avehbott
J. B. Foraker
Geala
Toearst
Tr Hearst
Terrst
Independence Leagua Committee
John Db
Tt. Foonker
Mears
Columbus
Orukor
Emott
Archboll
J.C. Sibley
Pennsyl
Yanla
Herowich
Griscom
Regiec
GIL Aur
Eel
Monist
Brougi
Ghent
Roganev
EU En Sa
Kenyan
Win
Jetters Bowling Am Pole
Standard Oil Company
Taft
Johnson Indictment Defense Claims 1910s Race Law
Washington December 17. Benjamin Bachrach attorney for Jack Johnson asserts in the Supreme Court that the white 1909 law aimed at restricting travel by a black man and not at immoral acts. He argues Johnson should be acquitted on the Chicago indictment for violating the act and contends Congress exceeded its power by regulating interstate commerce.
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Washington, D. C
Benjamin €. Bachrach
Jack Johnson
Supreme Court
Johnson
Chicago
Congress
Battle ship will bring body home
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid accepts an offer from the British government to use a warship to transport her late husband’s body to the United States. Arrangements will be made between the British foreign office and the American state department. A memorial service is planned at Westminster Abbey for the late ambassador. The American Luncheon Club passed a resolution of sympathy and appreciation for Mr. Reid's character and public service.
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London
Whitelaw Reid
United States
British Foreign, Office
American State Department
Dorchester House
Queen Mother Alexandria
Westminster Abbey
Fay
American Stuncheon Club
Reid
Hows
Rumor of Plot Stirs Lisbon as Army Feared Involved
Reports claim a faction of the Portuguese army plotted to establish a new dictatorship in Portugal. Troops remained on alert, warships prepared, and fears spread across the capital amid claims conspirators planned to seize cabinet members and government buildings. The minister of war urged readiness, with republican guards and secret service under watch. No outbreak occurred as night passed without incident.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Estaleh
Remor
Gius
Campo Grande
Repubblican Guards
Republican Secret Service Society
Ali
Histor
OWA President Opens Conference Sees Best Roads Yet
Town Good Roads Association head President Young opened the third annual good roads conference with praise for the parcels Post service aiding farmers. He called the meeting to order at 2 PM as Rev George P Magill gave the opening prayer. The event drew a large attendance and will focus on better road and auto transport services.
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Young
Des Afpines
Doc, Jr
Talavette
Pardon Sought for Convicted Man Amid Mediation Talks
Des Moines December 17 action centers on Governor’s order delaying a mittimus for Baker, father of the condemned man, as Turks and Greeks engage in mediation. Defense attorneys and state will seek permanent suspension of the sentence while parole board later reviews the case. a large letter campaign to the governor is underway with hearings planned.
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Beg Moines
Tay
Isis
Buhr
Dardunctes
Stata
Lowa
Uy Baker
Baker
Jal Baker
Elanaker
Flynn named chief of United States Secret Service
William A. Finan of New York is appointed chief of the United States Secret Service by Treasury Secretary MacVeagh, succeeding John Will e. Flynn, long in charge of the New York division, will assume duties tomorrow after service under Mayor Gaynor's administration as deputy police commissioner. Contests and nominations flow through the period with multiple election and diplomatic postings outlined.
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Washington, D. C
William A. Finan
New York
United States Secret Service
MacVeaph
Treasury Department
John Willie
Butler
Bonniwell
Senate
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Mexico
Carl Bailey Arnst
District of Columbia
Cougar-Generale
F. M. Griffith
Ohie
Callao
Penu
John P. Bray
Lotta Dakota
Manchester
Eng
Glande B. Guyant
Traois
Ensenada
Mex
Arminius T. Hackett
Missouri
Vladivostock
Iberia
Joan F. Jewell
Sinois
Tsing Tau
China
New Legislation Sought Over Wild Game Menace
George Lincoln state game warden declares new wild game legislation is needed in the western part of Yee Moines Ja to protect the people from the menace.
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Yee Moines
George
al Lincoln
Warren
Weather outlook for JOWA fair night turning colder
The forecast notes fair conditions for JOWA tonight with a drop in temperature. Outlook for Wednesday shows continued cooler weather with clear to partly cloudy skies and light winds. Highs and lows or precise figures are not provided in the readable text.
Balkan and Turkish plenipotentiaries adjourn without Greece accord
In London the Balkan and Turkish plenipotentiaries failed to sign the armistice protocol as Greece withheld signature. They adjourned with no business done and will reconvene Thursday afternoon, while Greece’s position and mediation options remain under discussion.
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Agai
Ane
Gonferanec
Bnt
Aing
Constantinople
Mtives
Themas
Balkan League
Crece
Balkan
Turkey
St. James Palace
S. Danes
Pulme
Fim
Stojan Novakovitch
M. Novakovitek
Europé
France
M. Novakovitch
Quintage
Germany
Aly
Italy
ML. Novakovitch
Austria
Falls Prom Night Carriage Fatality in Oskaloosa
Prominent Oskaloosa man Charters Strohmete, 60, a local merchant, was found dead by a road near Here That Place in Oskaloosa Indiana after an apparent fall from a carriage last night. Det. 17 investigated, noting the victim’s injuries and the uncertain circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Oskaloosa
Pmomit Deng
Strohmete
Io-eal
Housewives League plans national campaign for cheaper eggs
New York announces a meeting of the national executive committee to extend the cheaper eggs crusade to major cities. The movement targets lower egg and broad food prices with women urged to join as dealers report price cuts and a mass meeting of egg dealers sets future policy. In Philadelphia, the Housekeepers League abandons the crusade after storage eggs on sale drop prices, with a spokesman citing lower egg costs as the reason.
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New York
N. Ys Nes
The
Housewives League
Woren
Julian Heath
Philadelphia
Phiadelphia
Dee Lielaring
Wm. B. Derr
Housekeepers League
Nounced
Elgin Board of Trade Abolishes Quotation Committee
Butter prices likely to drop within three months say Elgin producers after the board of trade abolished its seventeen year old quotations committee and shifts to price guidance based on actual sales The move follows federal action dissolving the board amid a bitter fight between producers and commission men led by James P Younger and Joseph Newman.
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Chicago
Elgin Board of Trade
Hey
Die Elgin ‘Woard
Elgin
Woard
Butter Trust
Commission of Selling Interests
James P. Younger
Chicaro
Yiror Ducers
Joseph Newman
Fusure
Commission Order Ends Controversy Over Coal Car Allocation
The Interstate Commerce Commission settled a long dispute among Mines Central railroad operators in Illinois Indiana and Kentucky by ruling car distribution should follow mine capacity. River outlet mines are treated as junction point mines and Illinois Central must allocate cars proportionally to orders from other carriers or fall back to default inventories.
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Washington, D. C
Mines Central Railroad
Tlinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Interstate Commerce Commission
Junction Point
Oiinois Central
Lewisohn agrees to answer query on profit of promoters
In Washington December 17 the money trust committee heard figures from Niven on country banks deposits and stock market loans as evidence of fund movement to New York. Frederick Lewisohn testified about California Petroleum stock and the alleged profits, insisting the investing public deserves to know how much stock profits reflect brokers margins versus asset value.
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Luwisubh
New York
Te Lim
Stock Exchange
Lewisohn
Mr. Niven
Frederick Lewisohn
California Petroleum Stock
California Petroleurl Campar
Samuel Untermyer
House “Money Trust
Lewisohn Brothers
California Petroleum Company
Martin Vogel
Untermyers Leadig
Reading
Hall Garton and Company
Win, Solomon and Company
Miananers
Lintermyer
Dnéer
Inger
Lisoun
United States
England
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