Government's Stand in Standard Oil Case Heard
The government outlines its case against Standard Oil before the US Supreme Court. Frank B. Kellogg argues dissolution is warranted, citing rebates and alleged illegal favoritism. Milburn counterpoints emphasize the oil firm's long record and claim of oppression without merit.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Standard Oil Corporation
Supreme Court of the United States
John G. Milburn
Standard
Frank B. Kellogg
Standard Oi Company
New Jersey
Missouri
Milburn
Kellogg
Rockefeller
No More Deer in Calumet County
A lone Calumet county deer has died from old age and a harsh winter. The last of its herd was found by a farmer. locals urged protection leading the legislature to enact a special no hunting statute. Residents and wardens cooperated to safeguard the animal for years.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jan
Wisconsin
Hayton
Calumet County
Iif
Smith will seek command at Wisconsin G A R encampment
Milwaukee and Racine reports state Hiram J. Smith of Milwaukee will run for department commander of the G A R in Wisconsin at the next encampment. Governor Harvey Post and the Woman's Relief corps endorsed him at a large base meeting last night. Smith came from Fond du Lac and enlisted in Company I Thirty-sixth Wisconsin.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Journal
Racine Saga
Hiram J. Smith
Wisconsin
Harvey Post
Woman's Relief Corps
Smith
Fond du Lac
Dahl declines settlement in grain board dispute
Special to The Northwestern from Madigan Wisconsin January 12 The state grain and warehouse commission at Superior seeks a settlement of about 2000 dollars on a 7000 dollar claim collected recently by State Treasurer Dahl Former Senator George B Hudnall arrives as attorney to press the settlement Dahl indicates he will likely reject the offered sum and the dispute may go to court for final determination
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Northwestern
Madigan
Wis
State Grain and Warehouse Commission
Superior
Dahl
George B. Hudnall
Sultan Liked America Sends Letter to Taft
Washington January 13 The sultan of Sulu writes President Taft praising America as the best country he saw on his U S tour and expresses plans to return if he lives He notes the trip cost far less than expected and says he and his party feel the new born men He sent a mother of pearl ornament as a gift to the president with a brief reply from Taft
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Sultan Haa
Arizona constitution gains federal approval support
A telegram from Washington reaches President Hunts after a constitutional convention in pre Gigbe Arizona. It quotes Senators La Follette Cummins Bristow Clapp Dixon Brown pledging hearty support for popular government features of the Arizona constitution including the initiative referendum and recall.
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Gigbe
Ariz
Hunts
Washington
Arizona
la Follette
Wisconsin
Cummins
Iowa
Bristow
Kansas
Clapp
Minnesota
Dixon
Montana
Brown
Nebraska
Affidavit Maker Dead in New York
Robert Caldwell once famed as the great American affidavit maker and key witness in the Druce will case in England died in New York after a prolonged illness. He passed away in the insane asylum on Ward Island, per a special dispatch.
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Associated Press
New York
Robert Caldwell
Druce Will
England
Warde Island
Wausau
Milwaukee
Wis
L. Rosenberry
Ninth Councillors
Northern Life Insurance Company
Northwestern
Northern Pioneer
Anton Schuetz
Germany
Manitowoc
Appleton
Gibson
Mystery of Lenz death clears for Neenah family
Neenah Wisconsin January 13 news recounts a long hidden tale. John Peter Lenz left Menasha twenty one years ago and was reported killed near Blackduck Minnesota. A daughter later found in the Sindahl household seeks to inherit property left by the father while his wife remains unmentioned.
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Northwestern
Neenah
Wis
John Peter Lenz
Blackduck
Minn
Kimball
Kehfus Lindahl
Ittle
Menasha
Sindahl
Soo” Hne
P. J. Wright
Green Bay
W. M. Davey
Appleton
Rifle Match At Sparta Question Looms In 1911 Plans
Washington January 12. The national rifle matches of 1911 will begin August 23. The national board for the promotion of rifle practice announced the dates but did not decide the host site. The choice of secretary of war Oliver as president of the board hints at venues Sea Girt New Jersey Camp Perry Ohio and Sparta Wisconsin as possible hosts.
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Associated Press
Washington, DD
National Board For
Sabatant
Oliver
Sea Girt
N. 3
Camp Perry
Ohio
Sparta
Wis
Tennessee Senate Ballot Ends Without Electing Senator
Nashville Jan 13 The third ballot in the Tennessee general assembly joint session failed to elect a United States senator. A remark about a certain man notes he is energetic and industrious yet neglects his business and spends time assisting his wife with housework. The report ends with a practical joke quip.
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Prem
Nashville, Tenn
United States
Tennessee
Mrs Schenk Trial Hears Testimony Amid False Reports
Jury in Wheeling resumes hearing in the Mrs Laura Farnsworth Schenk murder case with defense and prosecution denying rumors of a lunacy commission. Witnesses include Prof W J Mallett and doctors from Wheeling and Virginia, testifying on arsenic in water and medical analyses.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Dau
Laura Farnsworth Schenk
Sven
Attornneys
Sehenle
O'Brien
Oxe
Hundlan
University of Virginia
Schenk
Tle
Frank L. Hupp
Wisconsin Uniform Laws Commission Report to Governor
Madison Wis Jan 13 state commission on uniform legislation recommends laws for uniform bills of fading a uniform law on family desertion and a uniform sales act in a report presented to Governor McGovern. The commission chaired by Circuit Judge E Ray Stevens includes Edward Front and Dr Charles McCarthy among its members.
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Madison
Wic
Wisconsin
An & Report
McGovern
Cirrcuit
E Ray Stevena
Edward Front
Milwauk
Charles McCarthy
Legilature Reference Department
Ruined Banker Suffered Personal Crisis In Pittsburg
Arpad Goczel, head of A. Goezel & Co., faced troubling events as a bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court. George W. Newmeyer was named receiver after a bank run drained about $40,000 from foreign depositors. The report notes Goczel’s financial troubles and alleged January 1 assignment.
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Connellevide
Arpad Cocrel
Titisburg
Fred A. Sxail
Goezel
Grantabert
Pittsburg
Frnding
A. Goezel & Co
George W. Newmeyer
James
Young
States District Court
Saad
Strike Envelops Lisbon Strikes Halting Mail Reaches
Lisbon faces paralyzed mailroad service as workers strike, blocking land links with Europe. Southern express halted from capital and abroad by sea. Strikers reject 25 percent wage rise. In Madrid a traveler reports mutiny by troops at Elvas, Portugal, and sympathy strikes in Rivas.
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Lisbon
Republic
Portugal
Emcape
Paris
Madrid
Badajoz
Elvas
Rivas
Richardson granted indefinite leave of absence as acting commander named
Birmingham January 13 news confirms James D. Richardson grand commander of the Scottish Rite has been granted indefinite leave due to continual illness. George F. Moore, grand prior of the supreme council, is appointed acting commander. Moore is Alabama native and editor of a Masonic magazine in New York.
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Associated 4 Sener
Birmingham
Ala
James D. Richardson
Washington
George F. Moore
Supreme Council
Moore
Alabama
New York
Boys Hold Posse At Bay In Tennessee
Armed teens Charles and Henry Roberts aged seventeen and eighteen escaped from the Tennessee Industrial School on the Murfreesboro Pike and held a posse of over a hundred officials, police, and citizens at bay firing more than a score of shots before slipping into the woods and vanishing.
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Nashville
Tenn
Charles
Henry Roberts
Tennessee Industrial School
Murfeeshoro Pike
Man Denies Citizenship Over Abandoned Children
Milwaukee dispatch reports Judge Michael Kirwan of Manitowoc refused citizenship papers to John Reinke, a Two Rivers man, after Reinke admitted he had given up his children and made no effort to learn their fate or whereabouts.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Michael Kirwan
Elreult
John Reinke
Senate Begins Work On Committee Chiefs In Madison
Wisconsin Senate to name committee chairmen next Tuesday as fields are set for Judiciary Blaine of Boscobel Corporations Owen of Ellsworth Finance Sanborn Education and Public Welfare Martin of Darlington State affairs Kraunrey of Sheboygan Expected to honor Martin with welfare and public education chair. Assembly joint committees on workmen s compensation and Industrial Insurance also to begin hearings Tuesday.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Senate
Judiciary
John J. Blaine
Boscobel
Walter ©. Owen
Ellsworth
Albert L. Sanborn
Harry C. Martin
Darlington
Henry Kraumrey
Sheboygan
Martin
Boraen
Welfare and Public Education Committee
Donald
Assembly
Maleutenant
Guverna
Morris
AW Sanborn
S$ W
Randoly
Sanborn
Blaine
Randolph
Brick
Steam
John Bessey
Wisconsin
Jal Bessey
Milwaukee
Cleo F. M. Wiley
Wiley
Resesy
Bessey
Beasey
John L. Lehnilewler
Depere
Oshkosh
Schniteler
Civil Service
Friday Jonah Day in Jantaville Burns Family
A Newa special reports Michael Burne a baker jailed on bond of 509 with grave injuries at Mercy hospital from a family dispute after a morning incident. Police found blood everywhere and Mrs Burne badly battered and feared to have internal injuries.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Jantaville Saga
Michael Burne
Mercy Hospital
Burns
Burra
Two Madison Men Admit Burning Kingston Barn for Revenge
Two Madison men Ernest Seymour and Frank Carlson confessed to burning a Kingston farm barn owned by Walter Walker as revenge. Deputy Fire Marshal Kiland and State Fire Marshal Thomas Purtell were notified, with Gov McGovern's legal adviser Pup Lehner and Green Lake County district attorney joining the investigation in Markesan.
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Madison
Wis
Walter Walker
Kingston
Ernest Seymour
Frank Carlson
Gus Kiland
Markenan
Notley
Kiland
Jury retires in Wisconsin murder case against Cora Edwardes
Judge Burnell instructed jurors on degrees and acquittal options as twelve jurors went to executive session at 2 31 pm in the Wisconsin versus Cora Edwardes murder trial. District attorney McDonald concluded his argument at noon and defense counsel urged reasonable doubt. The defendant sobbed at read of instructions, later returning to court cheerful, telling counsel a shoe felt goat.
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Cali
J. HB. Burns
J. J. Thornton
Wheeling
Gregory Ackerman
Defenes
O'Brien
Ackerman
Schen
Jing
C. W. Burnditts
Schenk
J. W. Mallett
University of West Virginian
Fowler
Florence Coleman
Burnell
Cora Edwards
Oeluck
Wisconsin
Cora Edwardes
McDonald
G. W. Burnell
Wilkrock
Henry Fitzgibbon
Miss Bemis Married in Menasha Home
Miss Sarah Ak Hiernla daughter of Mr and Mrs St Bemis of Menasha and Mr George V Thiele of Washington DC were wed at the bride's home on Broad Street in a small ceremony conducted by Rev Henry Stauffer. Anni Jakowski died of diphtheria aged eight. Council elected Joseph Krautkramer treasurer to fill a term. Andrew Boliman jailed ten days for vagrancy. Eagles installations and banquets planned in Menasha and Appleton-Neenah groups. High school basketball at Nepere tonight. Paul Luttman Machine Co offered eight acres to move to Hilbert. Rev W H Stevens arrives to lead M B Church succession.
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Menashi
Wis
Sarahak, Hiernla
St.i. Bemis
V. Thiele
Washington, D. C
Prienta
Broad Street
Henry Stauffer
Kloepfel
Thiele
Anni
Joan Jakowski
Appleton Road
Joseph Krautkramer
Carl Jung
Menisha
Andrew Boliman
Justice Stein
Menasha Aerie of Eagles
Germania Opera House
Appleton Eagles
Ality
Neenah Aerie
Will
Nepere
Depere
Hilbert
Paul Luttman Machine Company
W. H. Stevens
Haliburton, Cun
M. B. Church
Willam Dawson
Rangers Install Fraternal Lodge Officers in Hillside Ceremony
The South side lodge No. O1 of the Fraternal Order of Rangers installed officers at Sixth and Oregon. Grand Vice President George A. Gehde presided as Alder man John Hakbarth, unable to attend, in a rings ceremony. Officers installed included Past president J. J. Hackbarth president Theodore Bork vice president A. F. Schultz secretary Louis Heintz treasurer William V. Kiser advisor August Klabunde sentinel Charles Otto. A social with refreshments followed. The south side group numbers 250 members and 75 north side attendees joined the event.
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South Side Lodge
Order of Rangers
Sixth
Oregon
George A. Gehbe
John Lakbarth
Rangers
Henry Dehde
Hakbarth
Advance guard arrives at Guantanamo
The advance guard of the Atlantic Battleship fleet under Rear Admiral Schroeder and several ships from Admiral Staunton’s scouting squadron reached Guantanamo Cuba today, according to a wireless dispatch to the navy department.
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Associated Prexe
Washington, D. C
Atlantic Battleship Sect
Schroeder
Staunton
Guantanamo
Cuba
Navy Department
ENGINE HITS SLEEPER IN fatal NYC Central crash
Batavia N Y Jan 13 Four passengers asleep in a sleeper on the New York Central Western Express were killed when the engine struck the rear of Boston and Buffalo train No 49. Three others were fatally injured and ten seriously hurt. Identification of the dead was difficult with bodies badly mangled. The engineer of the Western express ignored signals, causing the wreck.
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Batavia
N. Y
New York Central
Buffalo
Cassius C. Perrin
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N. J
Mason
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G. van Valkenburg
Fultonville
Robert MécFarland
Grand Boulevard
Detroit
Mich
Cade
Lexington Avenue
Chicago
Monte C. Fricus
Law
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Dorchester
Mass
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Rochester
James A. Moore
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L. H. Jones
Ailea
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Catherine Higgins
Thomas Higeius
Richland
New Mexico
John Shaw
Toronto
Mia
Abram Cale
Porter
Boston
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Noy
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Thore
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Everitt
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Perrin
Robert J. McFariind
Tle
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