Insurgent accuses White House aide of false reports on La Follette
Senator La Follette's candidacy is alleged to be undermined by a political news bureau run from the White House. Representative Norris accuses the president's private secretary of suppressing pro La Follette sentiment and entangling Alabama state party disputes with national politics.
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Reverend Francis E. Clark Heads Endeavorers Group Resignation Plan
Reverend Francis E. Clark, longtime leader of the Christian Endeavor movement, announced plans to resign from his post after guiding the group through decades of youth outreach and religious activism. The news signals a transitional era for the organization as it seeks new leadership to sustain its mission.
Government Again Sues Goal Roads Over Coal Control
The government files a test case in Philadelphia challenging Lehigh Valley Railroad and related coal entities as mere devices to evade the commodities clause. It alleges the railroad tethered coal production to its lines, set prices in New York markets, and used common officers to control both mining and transport.
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John Gates in Critical Condition in Paris Fight to save fortune
Paris July 7 John W Gates lies in critical condition after throat tumor surgery in Paris. His son Charles rushes aboard the Mauretania to reach Europe, while Gates seeks a deal in London with Lord Cowdray over Pearson interests in Mexico. Dr Doyen has performed seven minor operations since Gates returned from London. Knights of Pythias Leader Dies in Newburg New York Charles T Goodrich a national figure in the order and a prominent businessman dies aged sixty five. He was grand chancellor of the New York State Pythian order in 1899 and past supreme representative. Baked Apples on Trees in Brockport Heat bakes apples on Frank Sparlin farm as fruit ripens unusually. some apples displayed in store windows.
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Oil Trust Plans Reorganization Under One Head
New York July 7 plans for reorganizing the Standard Oil Company will be announced within a day or two. Directors, led by John D Rockefeller, aim to dissolve the parent and have subsidiaries operate separately while the head remains the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. The move would place each unit under its own territory with no loss of control, though fractional shares and dividend adjustments may burden small holders. The company’s 190 subsidiaries number about 190, with varying profits from under 1 million to over 10 million annually.
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C E Chief Wanted to Quit at International Endeavor Meet
Atlantic City July 7 Thousands of delegates to the twenty fifth Christian Endeavor convention at Atlantic City learned that Rev F B Clark had handed in his resignation last winter. The board relieved him from office work January 31 1911 but he chose to stay on awaiting full board endorsement. New officers were elected including John Wanamaker to fill an unexpired term. President Taft would make only a brief two hour and a half visit arriving 730 pm and leaving 10 pm plans for a reception were canceled at Taft’s request. Judge Ben Lindsey and Booker T Washington are among speakers. About 25 000 delegates and visitors expected hotel rooms already filled and Endeavorers will only stay where liquor is not sold.
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Sign Arbitration Pact Between US and Britain
Washington July 7 Secretary of State Knox and James Bryce British ambassador signed an agreement to arbitrate the first schedule of claims between the United States and Great Britain. The total claims amount to several millions of dollars and the pact with the schedule will be sent to the senate for ratification. Duryea Man Murder Folio
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