Bonaparte Reopens Oil Fight Appeal In Indiana Case
Attorney General Bonaparte announced a government plan to seek a reargument on the Standard Oil conviction and a possible Supreme Court appeal. The move aims to challenge the Circuit Court of Appeals ruling while preserving the larger anti rebating and anti trust enforcement objectives.
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New York Times
Lenox
Mass
Bonaparte
Standard Oil Company
Landis
United States Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Standard Oil
Hoyt
Washington
United States
Sims
Wilkergon
Chicago
Frank B. Kellogg
St Paul
Kellogg
Roosevelt
Grosscup
Aspinwall
Circuit Court of Appeals
TIMES
Elkins
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Chicago & Alton Road
Frank Bogardus
Chicago & Alton
Bogardus
Oil Trust
Wilkerson
New York
Parmalee Prentice
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Judge Grosscup
Noisier Under Receivers In New York Transport Crux
Police Commissioner Bingham targets noise complaints from flat wheeled cars and blowing whistles in the New York Central yards. Public Service Commission Secretary Whitney says improvements hindered by receivers hold back broad track renewals though selective repairs have been completed. complaint cited from S. M. Craiger of 38 East Forty-ninth Street.
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Bingham
Public Service Commission
New York Central
Travis H. Whitney
The
Central
S. M. Craiger
East Forty-ninth Street
Auction to Sell 190 Tons News Print Paper
John Norris, chairman of the American Newspaper Publishers' Association paper committee, announces an Aug 5 auction of 190 tons of news print in carload lots to establish an open market and uniform prices. Publishers complain mills push secret pricing and buyers demand disclosure of buyer name shipment place and current contract. Buyers call the auction a start to periodical offerings to curb pooling.
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John Norris
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Monkey burglar captured after rooftop chase along Fifty-ninth Street
The agile prizefighter known as Kid Jackson was pursued across roofs and fire escapes near the Hotel Plaza after breaking into West Fifty-ninth Street buildings. Detectives cornered him in a dumbwaiter shaft at 22 West Fifty-ninth Street. a satchel, umbrellas, and a bag of clothes were found, with Jackson denying he was the thief.
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Fifty-ninth Street
Kid ” Jackson
Kid’ Jackson
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
Jackson
L. S
No. 22
East Fifty-first Street
West Fifty-ninth Street
Plaza
Henry Hughlett
August Seltman
Seltman
Sixth Avenue
William Kenny
Thomas F. Marron
Clarence Jackson
Kenny
Marion
East Fifty-fourth Street Court
Ckson
Mr. Sire
Bijou
F. L. Kelly
Soothing the Labor Unions Prepares for Gompers Visit
Delegates from several unions fear a rebellion in the Central Federated Union if President Gompers of the AFL pressures members to back Bryan. Gompers says he seeks only that workers vote with their own judgment, not for any candidate. Some see her guidance as unprecedented political urging.
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Central Federated Union
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Bryan
Trenton man shed his skin like a snake again
William A. Cake of 25 Cleveland Avenue Trenton has shed his skin for the twenty-eighth time in fifty-three years. The linesleam printer suffers an episodic dermatitis with chilling onset and two week shedding followed by relief. Doctors have offered crude explanations but no cure yet.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
William A. Cake
Cleveland Avenue
Cake i
Cake
Whistles Signal Silk Mills Back At Full Force
In Paterson on July 29 the silk mills resumed full operation with whistles blowing from 6 30 to 7 00 for three mornings. The signals show hundreds of workers back at work after weeks of low business and mill shutdowns.
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Paterson
Wahle Refuses to Explain Louise Nelson Release
Magistrate Wahle declined to discuss the release of Louise Nelson from the House of the Good Shepherd. He said his ruling was right but would not elaborate, citing lack of understanding of magistrate laws. Board of City Magistrates to investigate. papers turned up at Jefferson Market Court but not opened to the public.
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Wahle
Louise Nelson
House of the Good Shepherd
West Side
Cornell
Jefferson Market Court
Barlow
Miss. Miner
Miss Smith
Board of Magistrates
Miner
Board of City Magistrates
Liner San Giovanni Crashes Schooner At Sea
The Italian liner San Giovanni struck a four masted schooner about ninety miles off Sandy Hook in darkness. The collision damaged the liner’s starboard side and snapped the schooner’s bowsprit, with passengers on board the San Giovanni anxious but safe at Pier 7 North River.
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Hook
Pier 7
North River
San Giovanni
Frederick
Federico
Marengo
San Yovanni
Palermo
Daughter of Mrs Purdy Arrested for Kidnapping in Brooklyn
Police say 19 year old Pearl Kelly daughter of Mrs James Purdy of 39 Fifty sixth Street Brooklyn was arrested by Detective John Poole and jailed on charges of kidnapping abandonment and bigamy. The mother accuses her of abducting her four year old son Francis and Dorothy two, from April 11, with the boy found at 227 East 107th Street and the girl at the Children's Society. Arraignment set for Yorkville Court today.
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Pearl Kelly
James Purdy
Fifty-sixth Street
Brooklyn
John Poole
Poole
Detective Agency
East Thirty-fifth Street
Kelly
Prosperity Day urged to boost women workers in New York
The Woman's League of New York State votes Aug 15 as prosperity day to press employers to hire more women. They cite job gains in St Louis and 75,000 unemployed women in New York, with a dozen manufacturers pledging to hire 20 more women by midmonth. Mrs Thomas J Vivian leads the committee and expects strong employer cooperation.
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Woman's League of
New York State
St. Louis
Thomas J. Vivian
League
Night Riders Threaten Trains in Western Kentucky
Reports from Louisville on July 29 describe intensifying tension between state troops and night riders in Western Kentucky. A rumor of martial law circulates, while Illinois Central officials receive a death threat demanding troops be removed or trains and property will be attacked. Governor Willson pledges strong action to maintain order and ensure soldiers have access to food and shelter on suitable railroad ground at compensation.
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New York Times
Louisville
Kentucky
Illinois Central Railroad
Hopkinsville
Princeton
I.G. Rawn
Willson
Rawn
Commonwealth
Omaha's Cowboy Mayor Debates Whisky Policy
The Omaha mayor James Dahlman debated liquor policy with Mrs. Mary Armor of Atlanta at Bellevue Chautauqua before about five thousand. He argued high license over prohibition while Armor advocated prohibition. Both claimed victory. no judges or honors were awarded.
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New York Times
Omaha
Neb
Bellevue Chautauqua
James Dahlman
Mary Armor
Atlanta
Georgia Women's Christian Temperance Union
Armor
Ring Theft Allegation In Amityville Heist At Waldorf Estate
Mrs. Delancey T. Smith reported a $1500 three stone diamond ring and about $100 missing from her Waldorf Astoria room after a horseback ride. Her 20 year old nephew George Co Prichard admitted the theft to Police and Detective Allen saying he pawned the ring for $300.
Farmer Farman to Fly At Brighton Beach Amid Delays
Henri Farman faced delays at Brighton Beach race track as customs examined three aeroplane crates. Workers improvised skids and rollers to move the plane to the betting ring floor while two French mechanics prepared the craft. Officials hope for short hops today with Farman drawing a wary response to Wright brothers’ challenge. The Aero Club plans a dinner at the Hotel Astor to honor Farman.
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Henri Farman
Brighton Beach
Farman
Hotel Astor
Aero Club of Columbus Formed with Ten Charter Members
The Aero Club of Columbus was formed with ten charter members in Columbus Ohio. The club plans to send a delegation to Chicago on Saturday to petition the Federation of American Aero Clubs to choose Columbus as the site for the international balloon race this Fall.
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Columbus
Ohio
Aero Club of Columbus
Chicago
Federation of American Aero Clubs
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