Court narrows injunction on AFL boycott case
Washington March 13 The court of appeals of the District of Columbia narrows the injunction against the American Federation of Labor allowing limited reference to the boycott while forbidding conspiracy to boycott the grove company. Justice Robb modifies the decree, stating publications may occur except when used to advance an illegal boycott. Justice Van Griendel concurs on reasoning.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Stove Company
Justice Gould
Supreme Court of the
Messrs. Gompers
Mitchell Morrison
Minila
Federationist
Tte
Robb
Gould
Grove Company
Shepard
Gompers
Pederactor
Shattered by Storm and Strident Liquor Bill Headlines
Coverage recalls the March storm in Cuthbert with homes ruined and the Confederate monument toppled as rescue efforts proceed. Salt Lake City's unusually stringent liquor bill passes the Senate with local option for counties and cities, plus a six month ban on sales to previously intoxicated individuals. Disbarment follows for Alexander Michaelson, linked to a bribery case involving Carl Fischer Hansen.
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Cuthbert Rr
Zee Frame Laildings
Obrick
Evers
Salt Lake City
Utah
Senate
Arkansas racing bill killed by legislature
The Arkansas legislature defeated the racing bill authorizing racing at Mot Springs under a commission. The Georgia division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy chose Andersonville for Captain Wirt’s monument. Winter killing spurs Chicago wheat market losses as demand rises. Indiana men John W. Holcombe and James J. Parker named assistant and aseferant attorney to the secretary of the interior. Madrid reports a typhoid fever epidemic with over 300 cases moved to one hospital and many deaths.
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Arkansas
Mot Springs
Georgia
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Andersonville
Captain Wirt
Chicago
John W. Holcombe
James J. Parker
Indiana
Secretary of the Interior
Madrid
Operators Reject Miners Demands In Anthracite Talks
In Philadelphia at Reading Terminal the anthracite coal operators refused the miners demands and offered to renew the existing agreement for three years. Thomas Lewis of the United Mine Workers declined comment while noting plans to meet with his committee. Most miners oppose a strike, doubting they can sustain a campaign as large as the 1800 and 1902 efforts.
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Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Thomas Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Wright rival Richardson tests flying machine claim
In Daston Ohio March 12 the Wrights home area saw inventor W J Richardson unveil a new flying machine design. He conducted a field test north of town rising over 300 feet and staying aloft for thirty eight minutes with the craft under full control. He asserts it could have remained airborne for twenty four hours.
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Daston
Wright Brothers
W. J. Richardson
Richardson
Aft
President Taft Joins Optimist Club of America
President Taft becomes a member of the Optimist Club of America through invitation by founder William J. Robinson of New York. Robinson names Taft to the executive committee and Andrew Carnegie is noted as president. Taft declines attending the club's March 31 banquet in New York. The Optimist Club, launched in November 1907 at Salt Lake City, counts about 250,000 members across diverse fields.
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Washington
Taf
Optimist Club of America
William J. Robinson
New York
Robinson
Taft
Andrew Carregte
Optimist Club
Salt Lake Tly
Illinois passes local option for tuberculosis sanitariums
Governor Deneen has signed the Glackin bill authorizing municipalities to establish tuberculosis sanitariums. The measure allows a one mill tax levy for erection and maintenance if voters approve the referendum in their municipality.
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Illinois
Boringfield
Deneen
Belgian officer Arnold sentenced for Congo atrocities
Brussels March 12 Lieutenant Arnold of the Belgian army once denounced by the mission aries for burning and pillaging villages and assassinations has been found guilty of related charges and sentenced to twelve years in prison.
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Brussels
Arnold
Congo
Trial Under Way in Walter O'Connell Child Murder Case
Valparaiso Ind March 12 After ten hours work a jury was obtained in the second trial of Walter O Connell charged with murdering his child at Miller s station last summer Fifty witnesses have been summoned and ten attorneys are engaged in the case.
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Valparaiss
Ind
Walter O'Connell
Miller's Station
Secretary Wilson stands firm on bleached flour ruling
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson refuses to refer his decision that nitrogen peroxide bleached flour is adulterated under the food and drugs act to the referee board. He says he is utterly hostile to having the people's food tampered with and invites millers to go to court if they oppose the ruling.
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Washington
Merch
Wilson
Referee Board
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington Speaks as Carmack Case Nears Jury
Nashville reports the fourth day of the Cooper-Sharp trial for former Senator Carmack's murder closed with General Washington finishing his defense argument. He attacked the state's counsel and pressed social standing as a factor, while urging the jury toward a verdict after six to eight hours of anticipated speeches.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cooper-Sharp
United States
E. W. Carmack
General Washington
Washington
Anderson
McCain
Hart
J. B. Garner
Garner
Ranner
Missing Women Stump New Orleans Police Hunt
In New Orleans and a suburb three women remain missing for days. Police, including leads tied to two wives of prominent men, have no clue to their whereabouts or to any solving evidence. The missing are Mrs. E. W. Haker Mrs. P. Hf. Thibeaux and Mrs. John S. Edmonds.
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New Orleans
E. W. Haker
P. Hf. Thibeaux
John 8. Edmonds
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets touted for flatulence relief
An 19th century style advertisement claims flatulency harms digestion and heart function, promoting Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the remedy. It extols gas reduction, digestion, and nourishment, with claims of worldwide use and a free trial mail offer from F A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
America
Canada
A. Staars Co
Stuart Bidg
Marshall
Mich
Towson Man Convicted of Felonious Assault in Baltimore Case
Joseph M Janer of Brooklyn M Y convicted of felonious assault on Catherine Loerch a twelve year old girl. The court sentenced him to twenty one years in the Maryland penitentiary the maximum for the count. The incident involved bringing the girl to Baltimore and abusing her over two nights. Janer showed no emotion at sentencing. His wife attended the trial.
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Towson, Md
Joseph M Janer
Brooklyn
M. Y
Catherine Loerch
Maryland Penitentiary
Janet
Baltimore
Janer
Japanese Return Home Surpasses Arrivals in February
Acting Consul General K. Yamasaki reports a Japanese Department of Foreign Affairs cable noting 94 more Japanese returned to Japan than entered the U S mainland during February and 52 more left for Hawaii than arrived in the islands.
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New York
K. Yamasaki
Japan
Department of Foreign Affairs of Japan
United States
Hawaii
Murder Mystery: Body Found in Canal Near Apple Street Bridge
Police report a decomposed body found in a white wagon floating in the canal below the Apple Street bridge. Officers say it lay in the water for about a month. Dayton has seen six girls slain recently, with four of the murders unsolved.
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Dayton
Apple Street Bridge
Man Uses New Discovery To Cure Neighbor On Bald Mountain
Neighborhood tale in which Alex Benton of Port Edward helps a neighbor with asthma using Dr. King's New Discovery. The medicine reportedly relieves the condition and later aids the wife of his son with a lung ailment. Claims of sweeping throat and lung benefits are presented with price and trial offer.
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Alex Benton
Port Edward
N. Y
Bald Mountain
Chas. D. Knoefel
Smiles Helped Counterfeiter Defendant in Danville Trial
In Danville on March 13 attorney Charlee Brown faced counterfeiting charges with his wife’s approving smiles noted during testimony. Brown maintained he planned a medal manufacturing business and denied that his possession included government like dies. The defense called fifty character witnesses and the government reportedly employs a former counterfeiter as an expert.
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Danville,l
Charles EB
M. Childs
Chicago
Wright
Brown
Debates and changes echo in Congress hall redesign
Washington March 12 Special. The House will be cut down and reorganized with chairs and desks to improve hearing. A $350000 appropriation funds the remodeling to be finished by December. The piece reviews debate history and notes two large private Washington projects and a cane gift to President Taft.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Aire
Congress
United States
Southern Commercial Congress
Tragic double act ends in Rushville visit from Chicago
Mrs. Lou Crist of Chicago killed her fourteen year old son Devon Crane and then took her own life at the home of Mr and Mrs B F Riley in Rushville Ind during a visit. Four sealed letters reveal a premeditated plan and express affection for Rushville relatives while citing the motive of dying with loved ones.
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Roebville
Ind
Lou Crist
Chicago
B. F. Riley
Mr. Riley
Mrs. Riley
Ruby Riley Dixon
Will S. Coleman
Rushville
Illinois fuel conference opens at University of Illinois
Delegates from across Illinois and neighboring states including Indiana Iowa Kentucky and Missouri attend the Illinois fuel conference at the University of Illinois to discuss mining rescue work prevention of mine damage and related issues.
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Cham Unwign
University of Waois
Illinois
Indiana
W.joonsin
Iowa
Kentucky
Missouri
United States Geological Surveying
College of Engineering of the Unniversity of
Streetcar Struck by Locomotive in Fort Wayne
March 13 report from Fort Wayne says a Pennsylvania engine struck a Broadway streetcar, pushing it off the track. Fifteen passengers were shaken, with three seriously injured including J. W. Lane, a piano tuner, J. H. Arnold, a shop employee, and A. H. Hart, a streetcar company employee.
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Fort Wayne
Tha
Fffteen
Pennsylvania
Broadway
J. W W. Lane
J. H. Arnold
A. H. Hart
Streetcar
Jury Discharged After Deadlock in Palmer Murder Trial
In Terre Haute Indiana March 12 the jury could not reach a verdict in Walter Palmer charged with killing his uncle Fred Walls. Palmer pleaded self defense as the body was found amid alcohol intoxication. The report notes a new law banning selling at county or state fairs.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Walter Palmer
Fred ®Walls
Palmer
La Follette to Speak in New York on Direct Primaries
Wisconsin Senator Robert M La Follette will address the Civic Forum in New York on direct primaries, with Senator Chamberlin of Oregon presiding. The event aims to clarify direct nominations as a remedy, in a debate style meeting.
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New York
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Civic Forum
Hughes
George E Chamberlin
Pew
Oregon
Chamberlin
la Follette
Senate
Local Knights Award Prizes for Membership Growth
Edward's Commandery of the Knights of St John in the city won the first prize of 60 from the supreme judge board for the largest increase in membership over six months. Julius Miller, a member, also won for securing the most new members.
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Xe Edward
Keights of
St. John
Supreme Judge
Julius Miller
Y M C A NOTES Hints of season end activities and big match
The Y M C A notes announce the last boys meeting next Sunday at 2 PM and a top basketball game between Mitchell High School and New Albany High School to decide southern Indiana champion. A Thursday council meeting invites senior members to share ideas. Prep for a big class athletic meet vs Louisville M O A and New Albany teams continues with a Monday March 22 trial for team places and awards for top relay members. The dual meet on Thursday night March 26 expected to draw a large crowd.
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Mitchell High School
New Albany High School
Southern Indisse
Tlaisins
Lonieville ¥. M. O
New Albany Y. M. O
New Albany
Market Quotations from Indianapolis and Other Cities
Grain and livestock prices listed for Wheat Corn and Oats at Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago and New York with bids and ranges for wheat red No 2 corn No 2 oats hay cattle hogs sheep lambs and lambs with scattered figures and notes. Old newspapers offered for sale at the office.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Greckers
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Alexander Michaelson
Carl Fischer Hansen
O'Connell
Saya
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Wealthy Brook
Lyn Man
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Knoefel
Lawyer Brown
Wife
Charlee &. Brown
House
Webster
John Quincy Adaims
Madison
Lincoln
Garreld
McRinley
Fisher Ames
Henry Winter Davis
Thaddeus Stevens
Rendelpt Tucker Wilkem de Wilson
Thomas B Reed
Metall
Massachusetts
Apostel
Tront
Fasors
South America
Mrs. Taft
Housevelt
Secul
Aowenman
White House
Adiee Rice
Bureau of American Republles
Vreneh Gertatu
Isabelle Hiagner
Roosevelt
War Department
Miss Bleck
Alexanria
Charles W. Arthur
St. Bernard
Pittsburg
Jellico
Www
Don D. Walker
St. Bernard Mining Co
Orpohatal
Vieter Talking Machines
Edison Phonographs
CERF
Goode
Jewelry and Novelty Bazar
Pearl St., Near Main
Henry
Texas
Cannon
Boston
Mece
Legislative
Chas D. Knoefel
Senator Chamberlin
Brad the Thibun
Dhee Lambe
East Buffa'e
Renee May
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