Oklahoma Governor Faces Federal Court Citations Over Capital Move
Deputies served Governor Haskell with federal court citations to explain why the state capital should not move from Guthrie to Oklahoma City. Reports differ on the incident as guards secure Guthrie property while Guthrie and Oklahoma City operate as dual capitals.
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Okla
Chris Madsen
Guthrie
United States
Thomas
Gova
Mahoney
Lozan County
Iis
Oklahoma
Haskell
Igre
Marshal Jacobson
Acto Thomas
Jacobson
Pepers
Federal Court
Reay
Goubs
Cross
Oklahoma City
Leo Meyer
Republican State Committee
Daucherty
Togo
Farquharen
Montreal Building Collapse Fatal Toll Grows
At least thirty four dead are feared after a sprinkler tank failure caused a building collapse in Montreal. Ninety bodies have been recovered or identified, with heavy debris slowing recovery. An inquest opens tomorrow as investigators probe permit records and possible building inspection lapses.
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Anc
Democracy and monopoly in American industry and railroads
Judge Peter S. Grosscup of Chicago argues that modern conditions require a national policy to regulate monopolies in railroads and large industries. He proposes valuing these natural monopolies to set fair rates and returns, enabling private ownership while protecting the public. He warns against inaction and calls for broad democratic reform.
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Grosscup
Sherman Absents Self From Roosevelt Reception
Vice President Sherman, who had accepted an invitation to attend the Roosevelt reception, announced illness prevented his presence. He would have joined Taft Cabinet members and several governors on the Androscoggin committee’s bay trip. All tickets for the battery stand were issued and a large dignitary turnout was expected.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Staties
Republican vederday committee announced for Roosevelt reception
Woodruff of the Republican party announced the committee to represent the body at the reception for Colonel Roosevelt on Saturday. Named members include Ex-Governor Odell George W. Bunn William Barnes Jr Francis Hendricks George Aldridge J Sloat Joan F O'Brien Lafayette B Fassett John Merritt John Motta Louis Payn Cleason Ray Smith and Luther Little.
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Woodruff
Roorevelt
Odell
George W. Bunn
William Barnes, Jr
Francis Hendricks
George W. Aldridge
J. Sloat
Joan F. O'Brien
Lafayette B
Fassett
John A. Merritt
John T. Moti
Louis F. Payn
Cleason
Ray B. Smith
Luther Littie
torpedo destroyer division sails to welcome Roosevelt
Newport R I June M reports the seventh torpedo division of destroyers will sail Thursday to attend Theodore Roosevelt's welcoming home in New York Harbor. Commanded by Lieutenant Commander George C Dar, the ships Smith Flusser Lamoon Preston and Rete are listed.
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Newport
Theodore Roosevelt
New York Harbor
Seventh Torpedoa Division
George C- Dar
Smith
Flusser
Lamoon
Preston
Rete
Roosevelt Reunion Riders Gather for Welcome to Roosevelt
Nearly a hundred Roosevelt Reuca Riders Association members under Bev H. Colbert of Tisnomingo Oklahoma set out for New York tonight to join the welcome for ex President Roosevelt. The riders plan to call on President Taft in New York.
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Roosevelt Reuca Riders Association
Unger
Bev H. Colbert
Tisnomingo
Okla
New York
Roosevelt
Oldiers
Taft
Taft sees progress on railroad bill and statehood hopes
Washington notes President Taft delighted with congressional progress on his program. Support for the railroad bill and a postal savings bank bill advances, with hopes for statehood acts for Arizona and New Mexico before session end.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Postal Savings Bank
Arzona
New Mexico
Beveridge
Senate
House
Carter
Bailey
Randell and Malby clash over Senate employment ban
In Washington June 14 the House debated Randell's bid to discharge the Judiciary Committee from considering a resolution forbidding corporations from employing Senators and other officials. Malloy and Randell exchanged sharp remarks. Parker protested. Cannon overruled. The vote tabled Randell’s appeal. The Tribune Bureau relocated to the Westery II building on the fifth floor, recounting its long history and notable visitors.
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Washington
Judiciary Committee
Randell
Texas
House
Representative Malloy
New York
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Parker
New Jersey
Congress
Cannon
Ransdell
Louisiana
South
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Washington Bureau
Westery IL
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New Ward Hotel
Aaron Burr
National Capital
Conkling
Blaine
President Hayes
John Iiay
Navy
the Tribune
State Department
Libraries of Congress
Globe
Congressional Record
Tax Delay Sparks Senate Move on Corporation Payment
Senate member Mr. Cullom proposed delaying the corporation tax payment to January 1 due to Supreme Court delays in ruling on constitutionality. The Treasury expects 27000 dollars this year and warns of issuing 3 percent certificates or Panama Canal bonds if delayed. Opposition from the President and Attorney General Wickersham cooled the plan.
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Washington
Senate
Cultom
Supreme Court
Treasury
Cullom
Wickersham
MacVeash
Taft Heads to Marietta for College Exercises
President Taft departed Washington at midnight aboard the private Colonial car for Marietta Ohio to attend Marietta College commencement and present diplomas. Norton and his aide accompanied him. If Congress delays, he may reroute to New Haven Tuesday night rather than Sunday.
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Taft
Washington
Marietta
Marietta College
Colonial
St. Louis
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Norton
Art
Congress
New Haven
Rovert
Heyburn Attacks Pinchot in Senate on Conservation Bill
Washington June 14. Senators Heyburn and Hughes spoke against the bill authorizing presidential withdrawal of public lands from entry pending congressional action. A bond issue of 30 million dollars for reclamation was proposed by Senator Carter. Heyburn and Hughes attacked Pinchot’s conservation policies, calling him an apostle of fallacy and ignorance, while praising a sane conservation approach.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Heyburn
Hughes
Senate
Congress
Borah
Carter
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Canada
Mr. Pinchot
Europe
Plumbing Trust under DOJ probe in Washington
The so called Plumbing Trust is under investigation by the Department of Justice. The alleged combination has various ramifications and is popularly called the Hardware or Bathtub Trust. The Attorney General said he was not prepared to announce whether any prosecutions will result from the inquiries conducted by special agents.
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Washington
Plumbing Trust
Department of Justice
Railroad Bill Edits In Interstate Commerce Conference Report
The conference report revises the House and Senate interstate commerce bills. It tightens appeals timelines, sets notice and suspension limits, designates agents in Washington for rails, and retains through routes and stock exchanges while adjusting telegraph and telephone controls and rate practices under the commission. It also limits disclosure of shipper data and speeds up rate-issue decisions.
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House
Commerce Court
Senate
Commission
Washington
Hawaiian Islands
District of Alaska
Brown optimistic on New York Central despite rail bill
Chicago June 14 W C Brown president of the New York Central expressed optimism about railroad prospects despite looming federal legislation and local injunctions. He said the Interstate Commerce Commission will act justly and that both Eastern and Western lines can handle next winter's congestion, attributing last winter mainly to weather. He dismissed shipper protests as unsettled disputes to be resolved fairly.
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Taft
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Tribune
Mann
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
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Congress
Chicago
W. C. Brown
New York Central Lines
Washington
Brown
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis
Commission Ready for Work on Rail Freight Rates
Washington June 4 The Interstate Commerce Commission has made all preparations to investigate proposed increases in freight rates by various rail carriers and prepare findings for action.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
The
Road petitions move under new railroad law with hearings
The commission has submitted roads for consideration under a new railroad law and appointed an attorney to prepare independent cases. Hearings before examiners will begin, followed by sessions before the full commission, with assurances of no delay in reaching a fair determination for roads and shippers.
Proposed Law Reforms Urged by Judge Gibbons in Annual Report
Chicago June 14 Judge John Gibbons urges reforms in his Supreme Court report. He calls for capital punishment for aggravated assaults on women and girls, bonds for automobile owners, abolition of assumed risk, and employer liability with fixed compensations. He also proposes a five judge Appellate Court and dual appeal rights to Supreme or Appellate Court.
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The
Tribune
Chicago
John Gibbons
Supreme Court
Gibbons
War of injunctions in Dalzell primary contest
In Pittsburg on June 14 Judge Cohen issued a temporary injunction stopping county commissioners from certifying June 4 primary results until a possible district wide recount is decided. Dr Robert Black seeks ballot box openings in 65 districts. Dalzell opposed and obtained the restraining order. The case hinges on further hearings Friday.
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Pittsburg
Robert J. Black
John Dalzell
Cohen
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Biaeck
Dalzell
Cambridge Boy John Newman Dies at Lyman School
Report from Judge William D. Fowler states fourteen year old John Newman died by his own action at the Lyman School for Boys in Westboro. Parents had claimed death resulted from injuries by school employees as part of a legislative investigation into the institution.
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Worcester
Mass
John Newman
Cambridge
Lyman School For Boys
Westboro
William D. Fowler
Westboro District Court
Russian Emigrants Swindled By Emigration Agents
A party of 130 peasants from Lida village in Wilna province, who sailed to America, returned from Amsterdam at the Russian Consul's expense after emigration agents who arranged the trip left them without the required steamer tickets. They had sold all they owned and paid five dollars each to the agent for tickets to Amsterdam.
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Wilna
Russia
Lida
America
Amsterdam
Unity urged among boroughs at City Club dinner
Abner S. Haight invited borough representatives to a City Club dinner to discuss interborough relations and membership growth. Speakers including Commissioner William McCarroll and Almet R. Larson urged city wide subway plans, shared obligations, improved communications, parks, and unity beyond Manhattan. Joseph G. Deane presided as toastmaster.
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City Club
Abner S. Haight
William McCarroll
Almet ‘R. Larson
Manhattan
J. Howard Mellish
Boroug
McAneney
Joseph 4G. Deane
Lindenwald Grange Backs Cobb Bill for Primary Reform
At a Lindenwald Grange meeting in Kinderhook New York with over two hundred members the group unanimously resolved to urge State Senator John F. Schlosser and Assemblyman Albert J. Callan to push in the special legislative session for a real primary reform bill matching the Cobb bill.
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Lindenwald Grange
N. Y
John F. Schlosser
Albert J. Callan
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