President's Naval Vision Prompts Open Officers’ Forum
In a nationally televised address the President urged a strong fighting navy as essential to peace and national honor. He warned against coast defense bias, pressed expansion of the fleet, and called for open officer input at the Naval War College. The Mayflower voyage and arrivals at Newport followed as officials hosted the President and officers.
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Yellowstone Park Educational Tour Offered by Pennsylvania Railroad
A 22 day personally conducted Yellowstone tour departs August 24 from New York over the Pennsylvania Railroad heading to Portland Seattle and Canadian Rockies. Stops include Mammoth hot springs Banff Laggan Alba Field and Vancouver with educational value for teachers and scholars. Cost is 246 from New York and space is limited. Applications and leaflets available from local agents or C Studds FE PA 263 Fifth Avenue Nowekors.
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Protos Car Returns as German Triumph in Transcontinental Run
The Protos car completes its Vladivostok to Berlin voyage, crossing into German territory at 8:22 p.m. amid cheering crowds. Lieut. Koeppen to be welcomed in Koenigsberg with a grand procession as Germany heralds the car’s homecoming and recent Grand Prix pedigree.
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Italian Zust car arrives in Tomsk Siberia report
Special Cable from The New York Times datelined London reports the Italian Zust car reaching Tomsk in Siberia via correspondent Antonio Scarfoglio. The dispatch notes the long journey and signals potential updates on the equipment and route.
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Protos Victory Rumor Drives Enthusiasm Across Siberia
Chauffeurs and officers greeted Lieut Protos’s progress as his car, the Thomas, nears Berlin after 400 miles behind schedule. Wires describe rough Siberian roads, nerve wracking travel, and a long mountainous route with Moscow still distant.
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President in Collision Off Newport Aboard Mayflower
The Mayflower struck the lumber schooner Menawa in fog at Newport, nearly sinking it. Six crewmen were rescued by the Mayflower and later received funds for their return home. Commander Snowden opened a summary inquiry and the Mayflower planned repairs at the New York Navy Yard.
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Professor Leach Taken to Wrong Hotel in New York
Joseph W. Leach a Simpson College vocal music professor arrived in New York with his wife to sail on the Cunarder Altonia. A cab error led them to the Cunard Hotel where he was charged for a meal and room. Night Court issued a summons for Mrs Adler to appear and resolve the dispute before noon.
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Oil decision hurried by judge's retirement plans
Chicago July 22 Judge Peter B Grosscup’s expected retirement from the Federal bench is cited as the reason for the rapid decision of the Federal Court of Appeals in the Standard Oil case. The judge wishes to clear his docket to return to private practice. he has denied that resignation has been tendered, and friends note his long desire to leave the bench.
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Oil Concession Case Overturned on Rate Knowledge
The appellate court rejects the trial court's view that a shipper must know the lawful published rate to be guilty of accepting a concession. It voids the large fine as misapplied, questions counting offenses by carloads, and criticizes a judge’s discretion, noting the lack of proof that a rival tariff sheet was filed. The ruling stresses the law aims at fair dealing, not obstructing commerce.
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Standard Oil gain priced on expected court decision
Rumors of a favorable Landis reversal for Standard Oil spurred a price rise to about 660 a share in heavy Wall Street interest. Traders expected an official ruling soon, while the market reacted nervously to the Chicago bulletin and talk of a possible capitalization increase for the New Jersey holding company.
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Rockefeller Silent After Tax Fine Decision
John D Rockefeller learns he will not pay the $29 240 000 fine immediately. A telegraph from Chicago informs the Standard Oil leader two minutes after the ruling. He and his party, en route for a country ride, stop at a Strongsville area farmhouse to hear the news and say little in response.
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Public interest urged in oil case appeal to Supreme Court
In Lenox Massachusetts Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte criticized the Court of Appeals ruling in the Standard Oil case. He urged Congress to permit government appeals in criminal cases and said a Supreme Court final decision is desirable. He expects possible retrial but will wait on the official opinion.
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Taft declines comment on Lands ruling in Standard Oil case
Taft in Hot Springs Va declines to discuss the Circuit Court of Appeals ruling in the Standard Oil rebate case. He was in a conference on his Cincinnati speech with Herbert Parsons and Frank B Kellogg. Kellogg also refused to comment for publication on the court action.
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