Elevators Face Sherman Act Probe in California
The United States filed a federal anti trust suit in the Ninth Circuit against Otis Elevator and other firms, alleging a west of the Rocky Mountains price fixing conspiracy. It claims Otis controls 86 percent of regional elevators, designates bidders, and uses patent suits to oust rivals, aiming for a monopoly.
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United States
gten
geral
Sangisco
Otis Elevator
Moody
northern district of California
hies
United States circuit court
ninth circuit
Otis Elevator company
eleator
com
ala Ss
United States of America
Neenah paper mill destroyed by fire at Neenah Wis
Fire destroyed the Neenah Paper Mills plant in Neenah Wisconsin causing an estimated loss of three hundred thousand dollars. Midshipmen B McDaniel and William W Sercy both from Texas resigned from the Annapolis Naval Academy. The sixteenth annual convention of the public school superintendents of Pennsylvania was held in Harrisburg.
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Neenah Paper Mills Company
Neenah
Wis
B. McDaniel
William W. Sercy
Texas
Annapolis naval academy
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Roosevelt signs oil coal probe request for 50000 appropriation
President Roosevelt signs a joint resolution directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to probe oil and coal discriminations and monopolies. He urges Congress to provide 50000 dollars to fund the investigation and to grant powers to administer oaths and compel witness attendance to avoid partial or failed inquiry.
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Inter- State Commission
Washinton
Roosevelt
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Inmeres
commission
congress
interstate commerce commission
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house of repre- T
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mer uni
house of elution
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q anid
Fatal Ce On D and FH rl Pear oi known as the 5in er
Mrs ar nd received injuries that proved fatal after an incident at a theater. Frank Sinde ro, a salesman, sustained a leg injury. The report notes the casualty details and initial statements from authorities.
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ar nd
Laove
Frank Sindero
Senator Patterson of Colorado Defies Caucus
Thomas M. Patterson editor lawyer and senator from Colorado has a history of independent moves on the silver question. Born in Ireland, he is a publisher and editor of the Denver Times and a prominent figure in Colorado politics for two years.
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Colorado
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Patterson
Ireland
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Liv
Denver Times
Report on Schwab health rumors and train sighting
Alarming reports of Charles M. Schwab’s condition are denied by his physician in Tucumcari. A Los Angeles rumor claiming his death was debunked as he is reported to be sitting up and improving while train officials say there is no alarm aboard. In other items a New Jersey crash injures Rodney Pellers seriously while George Reach is unhurt. News from Philadelphia notes coal strike tensions and a push for arbitration to avert a strike.
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mitanigat
Chicago
Chicasa
iores
oflices
Cox
Chicago weather purean
ess
New York
M. Ward
Charles ML. Schwab
Tucumcari
Schwab
Los Angeles
EL Paso
Tex
El Paso Herald
Torrence
N. M
Charles M. Schwab
Burlington
N. J
Columbus
Rodney Pellers
New York city
George Reach
Philadelphia
Peliers
Neach
Pellers
Reach
Coal Miners’ Association
Would-Be Assassins Shot in Colombia President Attack
Three men who attempted to kill General Reyes, president of Colombia, were executed on the spot where the shooting occurred near the Arrobises bridge in Bogota. Reyes and his daughter escaped unharmed despite eight shots fired at their carriage as mounted assailants fled and were later captured.
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Colombia
Bogdan
General Reyes
republic of Colombia
Reyes
Hon
Arrobises
Bogota
Battle over mine wage demands and union limits sparks broad opposition
Chicago reports two hundred operators meeting to oppose wage increases for miners threatening a strike on April 1. Illinois operators vow a united fight against concessions and warn of a single minded push to protect owner rights. Secret sessions in Shamokin reveal miners’ district leaders briefing locals before the Indianapolis convention. Roosevelt plans to attend the Harrisburg dedication as Pennsylvania Elks mobilize statewide. Sleeplessness notice endorses Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion and sleep.
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Chicago
IHineis real operators
min
Herman Justi
IHnois operators’ association
siue
Shamokin
United Mine Workers
New York
coal c companies
Indianapolis
Cabinet Crisis in France Ends as Rouvier Resigns
France faces a cabinet crisis after the government lost a 33 vote majority on a church disorders debate. Premier Rouvier presented his resignation to President Fallieres, who will consult the senate and chamber on forming a new cabinet. The incident follows tensions in the Franco German Moroccan question and a deadly riot in Boeschepe.
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Algeciras
Rouvier
foreign office
Fallieres
senate
chamber of deputies
Boeschepe
volce
M. Rouvier
M. Loubet
M. Failieres
Berlin
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