Harriman Merger Declared Legal by Federal Court
In a decision from the Eighth Circuit, the court ruled the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific merger did not substantially restrain interstate or international commerce. Judge Hook dissented, urging that the government's petition should have been granted.
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Eighth District
Harriman
Casa
St. Louis
United States Circuit Court of the Eighth District
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United Sates Supreme Court
Elmer Gb.adams
Supreme Court
Willis’ van de Vanter
Southern Pacific Company
New York
New Orleans
San Francisco
Portland
Yast
Huntington
Northern Pacific Company
Union Pacific Company
Santa Io
Harriman Mnes
Santa ‘Fe
Tnis Cage
Prief
Justice van de Vanter
Crcuit
Wook
Hook
May Compromise Waterway Fight in Illinois
In Springfield Illinois legislators began talks on a compromise to decide a waterway plan within five days of July 1. House and Senate leaders met with Speaker Adkins amid debate over creating a commission to conserve power along the route and funding necessary to protect natural resources. Gov Derrien signaled the fight would resume Monday with a new straight waterway bill in the Senate.
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Springfield
Shannahan
House
Senate
Adkina
Harburgh
jDally
Hay
Dunlap
Derrien
Taft Veto Probe Beer Bill If Amended Industry
Washington June 24 The president said by long distance to senators he would veto any tariff bills this session and oppose amendments to the Canadian Reciprocity bill. Democratic leaders push for straight reciprocity while a general hearing on beer begins July 32 with the food and drugs board probing lager and bock usage and domestic brews masquerading as foreign products.
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Taft
U.S
Washington
Capitol
Providence
Batley
Clapp
Smith
South Carolina
John Sharp Williams
Stone
Washington, D. C
United States
Board
Food and Drugs Inspection
H.W. Wiley
Department For Agriculture
Hkely
Havemeyer Control of Great Western Sugar Exposed
June 24 report before the House Sugar Investigating Committee outlines alleged confidential details of how the Havemeyer interests gained control of Great Western Sugar stock in 1905. President Moray asserts Henry O. Havemeyer did more for Colorado than any other investor. The inquiry also touches Senator Burkett and a supposed beet factory influence at Scotts Bluff, Nebraska, which Moray denies.
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Committeeo
Old Sugar King
Colorado
Washington,d. C
American Sugar
Havemeyer
Great Western Sugar Company
Henry O. Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
House Sugar
Chester Morey
Great Western Concern
Dividends Theme At Sunday School Convention
At the San Francisco California session of the international Sunday school convention delegates spent afternoon and evening on recreation. The morning program featured Justice J. J. McLaren of Toronto discussing Dividends on Our Investment, with Marion Lawrence of Chicago addressing responsibilities and opportunities of the association. The conference heard a report from International Treasurer F. W. Welch of Chicago.
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San
Francisco
Calif
J. J. McLaren
Toronto
Marion Lawrence
Chicago
Association
F. W. Welch
Advances in class rates suspended nationwide
Washington June 24 The interstate commerce commission suspended advances in class rates numbers one two three and four for freights between Mississippi and Missouri river transfers by all railway carriers in the territory until December 20 next year.
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Washington, D. C
Mississappi
Missouri River
Interstate Commerce Commission
Counsel for See to Call Children Witnesses in Abduction Case
In Chicago June 24 counsel for Evelyn See planned to bring to the stand two score of small children, former junior members, to testify to the purity of the founder’s teachings of Absolute Life. No court session today. lawyers re arranged court plan.
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Lee
Orient
Bourne Pushes U S Parcels Post Plan Within Nation
Senator Bourne introduces a bill to establish in the United States a parcels post system like that used with foreign countries. The proposal cuts the fourth class rate from 16 to 12 cents a pound and raises the single package limit from four to eleven pounds, arguing efficiency and parity across domestic and international shipments.
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U.S
Washington, D. C
United States
Bourne
San Francisco
Rome
New York
Fred McLeod Leads 1908 National Open in Third Round
Fred McLeod of St Louis held the lead in the third round of the U S open championship in Chicago after a 76 gave him 225 for 64 holes. He sits two strokes ahead of J McDermott of Atlantic City and Gilbert Nichols of Wilmington as rain delays the final round. President Taft arrives in New York on board the Mayflower and will travel to Washington after disembarking. Rear Admiral Charles Tedorton WBN, retired, dies at his Whitfield home from heart disease.
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Chicago
Fred. McLeod
Atlantic City
N. J
Gilbert Nichols
Wilmington
Del
Thorgolfers
Taft
New York
U.S
Mayflower
President Taft
Providenca
Washington
Aeaeree Norton
Wastfield
Charles Tedorton Wbn
Wilton Man Arrested Over Obscene Language Case
John Plainit, described as a well built individual, was sentenced to thirty days in jail for using obscene language. He contributed one husky worker to the Muscatiie County Road Workers association. Sheriff Vanatta says the man will work well on the road. He was brought to the city today by Officer George Sherberger of Wilton.
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John Plainit
Wilton
Muscatiie
Two Ottumwa Lads Drown in Reservoir
Ottumwa town records a tragedy as Roy Powell, 18, and Harlan Powell, 13, drowned while swimming in the Burlington Reservoir here. The incident occurred on June 24, with the brothers from Ottumwa. Authorities are investigating the accident and offering details to confirm circumstances.
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Powell Brothers
Ottumwa
Roy
Harlan’ Powell
Burlington
Reserevoir
Big Suit Against United Fruit Co Seeks Damages
Philadelphia June 24 Elmer Wood receiver of the Rhinefields Steamship company brings in the U S electronic court a suit under the Sherman anti trust act to recover 3 500 000 damages from the United Fruit company The action marks a major antitrust filing in the federal system and centers on shipping and banana trade implications with the United Fruit Company as the target party.
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Philadelphia
United Fruit Company
U. S
Etronic Court
Elmer ‘Wood
Binefields Steamship Company
Baptist World Alliance Hears Poteat on Pension Ties
Philadelphia June 24 Rev BH M Poteat Furman University president criticizes Andrew Carnegie over retired teachers pension fund terms excluding colleges with theological tests. A Batten introduced resolution on international evils, adopted to form a committee to investigate liquor traffic white slavery slavery in Africa and opium trade among other social evils.
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Philadelphia
BH. M. Poteat
Furman University
Greenville
S. C
Baptist World Alliance
C. Batten
Des Moines
Statehood bid advances for New Mexico Arizona
Washington June 24 The senate committee on territories voted 60 to 3 to report favorably the house resolution admitting New Mexico and Arizona to statehood with the Arizona constitution’s judiciary recall to be re submitted to the people. Slight amendments were made. A motion to sever Arizona from the bill on grounds of discrimination against the Mexican element failed.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Territories Today
House
New ‘Mexico
Arizona
Nelson
Habeas Corpus Writ Sought For Morse In Atlanta
Attorneys for Charles W Morse filed a habeas corpus petition in U S District Court before Judge Newman arguing Morse was convicted on a misdemeanor and illegal to imprison him in a prison built for felons with a 16 year sentence. the judge said he would take the matter under advisement.
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Atlanta
Charles W. Morse
U. S
Newman
Morse
Pete
Wrestler Jesse Ureiker Marries Des Moines Woman in Omaha
Iowa wrestler Jesse Ureiker Reiker, also known as Weathergard, wed Miss Anna Tranberg of Des Moines in Omaha today. The ceremony tied the noted sports figure to a Des Moines girl in a high profile merger reported from Omaha.
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Yowa
Des
Roosevelt knew of Funk's payoff story in Lorimer probe
Washington June 24 Chicago Record Herald publisher Herman Kohlsaat testified that Theodore Roosevelt knew early last fall of an alleged request by Edward Hines for a $10,000 contribution toward a $100,000 fund to back Lorimer. The testimony helped explain Roosevelt's decision to skip a Hamilton Club banquet if Lorimer attended. Kohlsaat also said Roosevelt’s refusal followed his disclosure of the fund arrangement.
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Washington, D. C
Theodore Roosevelt
Edward Hinesly
Clarence S. Funk
International Harvester Company
Fuund
Lorimer
Springfield
Senate
Lorimer Committee
Herman H. Kohlsaar
Chicago Record-Herald
Roosevelt
Hamilton Club
Witnois
Kohlisant
Walter L. Fisher
Interior
Funk
LaPollette
Root
la Follette
Washington
Ohlsnnt
Kohlsaat
Boaldes
Victor ’. Lawson
Kohlssant
Miss
Clarence §. Funk
International Harvester: ‘Company
Edward Hines
Chicago
McCormick Hela Grange
McCormick Family
Harvester Company
Torlmer
Mr. Haneey
Bancroft
The
International Company
Chicago River
Attorney .Lynes
Hanecy
Jvormer
Mr. Bancroft
Belleva
Herman ‘H. Kohlsaat
Chicago Records Herald
John H. Marble
Kohl
Saat
Lormeri
Kohladat
Kerneo Sidgcad
Roger,g
Sullivan
Tional
Ilinois
B.S. Conway
W. W. Kimball Plane Company
Weyerhauser
Kohnsgat
Hines
Kollsaat
Ohlsaat
Holstiaw Stariy
Julia
D. W. Holstlaw
Holstlaw
Roger.c.sullivan
H . H. Kohlsaat
Record-Herald
Press Urged to Limit Reports on Suicide Crimes
A Los Angeles conference of the American Academy of Medicine urged newspapers to refrain from publishing detailed accounts of suicides and personal crises. The report argues such coverage increases imitative suicides, suggesting neutral or separate yellow pages if the news must appear. It cites defense of press liberty but calls for public education and responsible reporting to reduce the death rate by self harm. It notes occupations with higher self-kill rates and highlights categories including sailors, saloon keepers, and telegraph operators.
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Los Angeles
Cal
American Academy of Medicine
Press of America
United States
Royal Coronation Naval Review At Spithead
Royalty attended the naval review off Spithead with the king in admiral’s dress and the queen in navy blue. An crowd from London and seventeen nations gathered as 170 ships, led by American Delaware, framed a vast fleet across eight square miles.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Spithead
London
Order of the Garter
Prince of Wales
Mary
Admiralty
Spithead Roadstead
Waelish
Dhetween
Isle of Wight
von der Jann
Delaware
Austria
Radetzky
Italy
San Marco
Russia
Buenos Ayres
Chile
Chacabuco
Sweden
Fylgin
Turkey
Tiamidich
China
Hai Chi
Denmark
Jolfert Fischer
Netherlands
Jacob van Heemskerick
Norway
Eldevald
Greece
Georgios Ayerof
Japan
Governor West Recaptures Convict After Long Pursuit
Oswald West of Oregon led a posse to recapture Jess Hall who violated parole while on road-work parole. Hall was found asleep beside a busy road near Blodgett after an all day pursuit, ending with his capture. The governor had been pushing reform efforts, using paroled convicts in road work.
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Oswald West
Oregon
Lts
Corvallis
Ore
Gawald West
Jess Tall
Blodgett
West
Jess Hall
Hall
Judas Iscariot
Unsettled Weather Forecast for Weathers Town
The notice reports unsettled weather in Weathers Town with likely showers tonight and on Sunday. Temperatures remain warm with continued humid conditions. Sunrise is listed as 4 15, sunset 7 38, moonrise 2 12 a.m.
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Illinois
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