Millions in Dividends Boost to Workers and Banks
New York December 21 stockholders and bondholders face a rich dividend month as firms accelerate payouts to fund early year liquidity. International Harvester allocates 500000 for 4000 employees while many others announce large distributions. Banks and trusts report substantial dividend totals, with Canadian Pacific, Southern Pacific, and York Central among notable issuers, signaling a broad postwar cash revival.
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International Harvester Company
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Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific
York Central
Northwestern common
Swift & Col
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O'Brien Death and Bravery Award Mentioned in Messina Echo
In New York on December John B. O'Brien, a former battleship crew member and later a watchman, is linked to a fatal incident and a bravery award context. An earlier message notes a package delivery and a retirement after a world journey, with references to the Messina earthquake in 1208.
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New York
John B. O'Brien
O'Brien
Messina
Woman Highwayman sQuilty Held Up and Robbed Man
In Washington on December 21, Lafey, a woman, was found guilty by a jury in Criminal Court No. 2 of holding up and robbing a man at gunpoint of $108. The case involved the phrase woman held up mere men. Justice Davis later refused to confirm a report in a separate divorce suit involving Upton and Fall.
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Lafey
Washington
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New York
Justice Davis
Supreme Court
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brough
Upton
Mera Fall
ommen
Thornton heirs win grant for community playhouse
230000 playhouse for period 21. Tharnton How an Threareli son of Clarence 17. Hawais president of the Common wets Steel Gempans, will get a playhouse for big Christmas Master William Borst has agrepted a petition with Mgr. Frank Vo Stavh North Market street.
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Clarence
Hawais
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William Borst
Mgr
Frank Vo
Ward Refuses Taft White House Dinner Over Health
William L Ward of New York, the New York member of the national Republican committee, has drawn comment for declining to attend a White House dinner hosted by President Taft for the national committee. He cites his health as the reason he cannot stay out at night.
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New york
Weiliam dhe Ward
national Republican committee
White House
Taft
national committee
Ward
Congress Refuses Notification On Russian Treaty Termination
Washington December 21 Congress refused to accept the president’s notice terminating the 1832 Russian treaty and sent the measure to the president for signature. The vote was largely party unity, with Macon of Arkansas voting no in a levity aimed dissent. Russia’s reply was received at the State Department but not published, indicating no immediate negotiations for a new treaty.
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Congress
House
Clark
Sherman
Senate
Macon
Arkansas
Russia
Curtis Guild
America
State Department
St. Petersburg
Knox
Judge denies motions in Packers indictments case
Special Dispatch reports from Chicago that Judge Carpenter refuses to dismiss the court's two and three indictments against packers. The judge also denies the defense motion to have the jury disregard charges outside the three year period covered by the indictment.
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The News
Chicago
Carpenter
packers
Taft Signs Resolution After New York Visit
Special Dispatch to The News reports President Taft returning from New York satisfied with the trip's impact on the party's future and signing a joint resolution ratifying actions in the Russian treaty affair. The Senate passed the Loder bill repealing a 1810 law that permanently confers the rank of alman officers in the Navy while keeping the old law temporarily in effect.
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Taft
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Rev Richeson Will Recover From Self Inflicted Wound
Boston dispatch reports Rev. C E T Richeson, jailed on murder charges in the Avis Linnell case, cut himself with tin and underwent immediate surgery. Doctors say he is improving, a guard has been placed, and the trial date remains January 15. The minister’s lawyers offered no comment on possible delays.
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Mass
C. E. T. Richeson
Avis ‘Linnell
Richegon
Fitcheson
Pelletier
Richeson
Howard “A." Lothrop
Berker seeks to cancel 1887 treaty with Russia
Representative Berger a Wisconsin Socialist introduces a resolution to abrogate the 1887 treaty allowing Russia to seize persons charged with crimes. he argues the treaty targets speech and acts in support of political principles in the U.S. Constitution. The measure calls for abrogation within one year of notification.
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Washington
Berger
Wisconsin
Russia
Mayor Shank War on Cost of Living Expands to Christmas Items
Indianapolis December 21 Mayor Samuel J Shank expands his campaign against high prices by selling produce at cost including 400 Christmas trees at 25 cents each. other offerings include English walnuts at 10 cents a pound and homemade mincemeat at 10 cents a pound.
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Indianapolis
Samuel J. Shank
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