Supremes Uphold Beef Trust Conspiracy Verdict
The U S Supreme Court affirmed the conviction of United States v Sutt & Co known as the beef trust case. Justice Holmes rejected defects in the charges, saying the broad scheme to fix prices and restrict shipments shows a continuous offense justifying the injunction under the Sherman Act. Officials from Armour & Co. declined to comment on the decision.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
United Stites Ve. Suitt & Co
Beef Trust
Justice Holmes
Holmes
United States
Chicago
Bwilt &'O
J. OedenaAtrmnaur
Armour & Co
Wagons Strike by Chicago Lumber Drivers
Chicago lumber wagon drivers strike today affecting operations of the Lumbermen’s Association firms including Mooring rails mesh doors and blinds and box factories. About 100 firms in the association oppose wage demands for two hour wagons from 13 to 14 dollars weekly. No raise for single drivers at 12 dollars. Employers offer no advance. A strike by 350 playing mill employees is said to be imminent. Open shop terms were rejected by the lumbermen’s association.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Janne
Lumbermen’s Association
International Motherhood of Teamsters
Oshkosh Man Named for Appleton School Post
At a Appleton board meeting Professor Young of Oshkosh was elected to fill the vacant science chair at Appleton High School. Ruth Marehall leaves on a six month vacation. Word arrives of Fred Jackson's death by self inflicted wound in Ma Will a. Lawrence University beat Oshkosh Y M C A by a close score in a hard fought game at Alexander Gym.
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Appleton
Wis
Board of Education
Professor Young
Oshkosh
Ruth Marehall
Blonday
Appleton High School
Fred Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Ana
Methodist
Act
Green Bay-Oshkosh
Methodist Church
Chiefs Out of Civil Service Fight Grew Across Wisconsin
Madison Wis Jan 20 city officials statewide unite to oppose Senator Stevens Oshkosh bill removing chiefs of police and fire departments from civil service oversight. A general repeal measure will be introduced in the Wisconsin General Assembly tonight with Senator Twadwell set to sponsor despite expected strong opposition.
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Madison
Wis
Stevens
Oshkosh
Twuadwell
Menasha City Council to discuss water works engineer
Menasha Wis January issue notes a special council meeting set for tomorrow evening to choose an engineer for the waterworks. University water works engineer Charles I. Madison and J Morgan of Chicago will attend. Also reports a runaway team, a basketball score, and local club notices and prizes from recent gatherings.
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Northwestern
Menasha
Wis
Jan
Charles I. Ji. Af Madl-son
University Waterworks
J. Morgan
Chicago
Henning
Appleton
U. M.S. GC
Fond du Lac
Germania Opera House
Byron Bell
Sault St Marie
Mich
Townsend-2Sch Bill Debate on Interstate Rail Rate Reform
Republican members of the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, meeting as a caucus, decided to report Townsend Townsend and Esch bills on railroad rate making. The Esch measure would enlarge the Interstate Commerce Commission and give it authority to name a reason for rates, while the Townsend bill targets the transportation fair practice across five circuits. Democrats in the committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce urged a final take on the stance, with opinions divided on the caucus meaning. The full committee is set to reconvene at four oclock.
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Associated Press
Washington, DC
Janu
Hovee Conmmittee
United States
Agle Rile
Democrats
Committee On Unterstate
Neenah Clubs Hold Meetings and Local News Highlights
Neenah Woman's club plans tomorrow afternoon at the public library featuring Russ and Turkes. Meetings note Presbyterian church final year close next Sunday and February 4 annual meeting. Local items include Edward Ehlert’s ranch theft loss about 900 dollars, Catholic Foresters tenth anniversary events with a banquet for four hundred, and a court case against Robert Erdmann. Bowling news has Menasha bowlers set to challenge local team tonight with two and five man events.
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Neenah Woman's Club
Bo Smith
H. Sintthai Young
Hobertsonsinski
Harrison
St. Petersburg
Ehlert
Presbyterian Church
Hang Hanson
Sophia Hanson
Fruitdale
Ala
Menasha Court of Catholic Foresters
Royal Society
Neenah
Appleton
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Fox River
Menasha
Wleckert
Havenstern
Eleven Ballots Taken In Missouri Senate Session
In Jefferson City Missouri another ballot was taken in the joint session for United States Senator to succeed Feanels M Cockrell but no result was reached and the session adjourned until tomorrow The numbers from the ballot show Cockrell 30 Niedringhaus 46 Kerens 11 and Na of Putnam county 1 The total vote was 108 with 28 needed to elect.
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Associated Preas
Jefferson City
United States
Feanels M. Cockrell
Ana
Cockrell
Niedringhaus
Kerens
Putnam County
Building for Rhinelander site bill introduced
Special to The Northwestern Washington reports Representative Brown introduced a bill to appropriate 10000 dollars for a site for a pile building at Rhinelander Wisconsin. The action reflects congressional attention to local infrastructure needs in Wisconsin.
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Washington, D. C
lRepresentative
Brown Today
Rhinelander
Wisalc
Micron
Pneumonia Fears Haunting Vaderland Plague Concern
Health officer Dr. A H Duty ordered the Vaderland from Europe to New York quarantined and passengers confined to Hoffman Island amid eleven aboard the vessel dying. Authorities rapidly tracked down and surveilled twenty three men who had landed in New York as the danger prompt precautionary steps unfolded.
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Vaderland
Red Star Line
Europe
New York City
A. H. Duty
New York
Hoffman’s Island
Dety Dald
Russians Retreat After Kuropatkin Defeat
Reports from St Petersburg and Tokyo describe Russian forces retreating after heavy combats near Sandepas and Chenchi pao. General Mistchenko wounded, Kuropatkin’s right flank pressured, Japanese forces advancing with intensified fortifications along the Hun and Shakhe rivers.
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St. Petersburg
Gripenburg
Second Army
Pelor
Santatitse
Sarmatsase
Mistehenks
Kendraviteh
London
Mistchenke
Yama
St Petersburg
Kuronatkin
Oyania
Ya Hun
Oyama
Rive Ag
Mintchenko
Huan Mountain
Huropatkin
Sandepas
Bun River
Shakhe
Tussisnamy
Tianeds
Hun
Nagi'saroy
Sandépas
Mistchenko
Make Good At Annapolis Naval Academy Graduation
President Roosevelt awarded diplomas to 214 members of the first class at the Naval Academy in Annapolis. He warned that militarism is a danger for all nations and urged readiness to “make good” if necessary while supporting arbitration treaties as part of the law of the land.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Roosevelt
Senate
Outrage Near Madison Attacks and Robbery in Vienna
In Vienna, Wisconsin, Peter Kidiy and his wife were attacked at their door by two masked men who bound them and robbed both of cash. They survived shocks and injuries, while authorities arrested Christ Sabbe in Reid on $1,000 bond after testimony from Mr. Kiley. A second suspect remains at large. Also noted is a Milwaukee paper reporter taken to a hospital with typhoid fever symptoms.
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Matiaon
Wia
Peter Kidiy
Vienna
Horihan
I Christ Sabbe
Reid
Kiley
Rabbe Wes
Simeone
N. OB. Mara
A&r
Milwaukee
Wan Laken Ba
Anarchy Rules Warsaw As Polish Capital Declares Strife
News dispatches report Warsaw under four dozen hours of anarchy with Russian troops firing on crowds. Dozens killed or wounded, shops and factories shuttered, muskets and artillery used, while trains and streetcars halt.
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Anarchy Rules
Warsaw
Mary
Social Democrats
Waa & Violaton
TUK Manufacturers
Manufacturers’ Association
Kiel
Mitau
Vilna
Libau
London
Hussara
Slevizie
Attack on Consuls Amid Riots In City Center
Light and gas plants idle, street lamps out as rioters attack British Consul General Murray and Consul Mr. Macukain. Hussars charge, Murray slashed, Macukain cut, both taken to hospital as chaos spreads. Descriptions say drunken officers, troops looting, intermittent firing, and rumors of fires in nearby districts.
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Hussars
Murray
Macukain
Wirezbow Street
Mr. Murray
Perso
Mueukain
Marshal Poski
Murukain
Ava
Hussara
St. Petersburg
Bresiitevsk
Change of Venue in William O'Brien Case
William O'Brien charged with assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm is moved to Mayo session of the circuit court for trial after affidavits for a venue change. O'Brien and others were arrested previously. Andrew Goggins of Orie alleged to have coerced and beaten, then thrown from a bridge, later recovered by passersby. Other defendants face drunkenness, disorderly conduct, and abandonment charges. sentences include fines and workhouse terms. Adjournment to Friday.
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William O'Brien
Mayo
O'irien
The
Andrew Goggins
Orie
Tren
Pontogn Bridge
Carl Krause
James Carr
Georgia Lee
Weconia
Banquet Plans For 400 Club Attendance Growth
About 35 new members qualified for the Four Hundred Club bringing total membership to near 409 as a banquet is planned for next Thursday at 6 45 PM at the YW CA. A C Smith president will preside with G F Werner and others addressing the group. The committee supper has been postponed to the following Thursday.
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Ang
al CG. A
Clu
A.C. Smith
G. F. Werner
Honors Awarded At Normal School Ninth Grade
The ninth A grade honors go to Morgan Davies and Elizabeth Hulsey for top averages of 96.04 and 95.74 percent. They receive the flat honors at the graduation exercises, with Gaylord Case and Nida Edwards following. The exercises are set for March 25.
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Misa Jonnts
Marvin
Morgan Davies
Luther Davies
Elizabeth Hulsey
BR. W Hales
Gaylord Case
Ward Case
Nida Edwards
R. H. Edwards
Funeral for Ruby Perkins Arrives in City
The funeral for Ruby Perkins who died in Seiling Oklahoma arrived in the city Sunday evening. Services are set for tomorrow at two o'clock at 73 School street with a large gathering.
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School Street
Ruby Perkins
Seiling
Oklaho
Mary Paulick
Michigan Street
St. Vincent's Church
John
William
Anthony
Jncoh
Joseph
Tewia Paulick
Mrs Atherton Dead After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Taske Atherton died Saturday evening from a long illness. The remains will be taken to Ahicton for burial Tuesday morning along the Chicago and Northwestern road.
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Taske Atherton
Ahiccton
Chicago& Northwestern Road
Britain in Warsaw attack strains Russo British ties
Dispatches from St. Petersburg report the attack on the British consul and vice consul in Warsaw, with placards in Moscow and Riga stirring anti British sentiment. Sir Charles Hardinge seeks immediate investigation while Major Nutler is sent to Warsaw for a full report. Similar notices appear in Libau and Reval, prompting protests from Britain and moves to protect British residents amid tense diplomatic exchange.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Great Britain
Pussia
Warsaw
Roud
Neff
Moscow
Grea Britain
Ruasis
Unay
Charles Hardinge
Lamsdorff Askng
Tme
Belish
Nutler
Lihau
Courland
Russia
Lamedorff
Britain
Mathew Nayler
Murray
Two Sermons By Visiting Preachers At First Methodist
Rev. L. Farmer and Rev. H. Anderson of Appleton exchanged pulpits at First Methodist Church on Sunday. Anderson preached two engaging sermons, The Vision of God in the morning and Keeping the Soul Alive in the evening, urging reliance on Jesus, prayer, and ongoing spiritual work to avoid sin and save the soul.
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Farmer
First Methodist Church
H. Anderson
Appleton
Mr. Anderson
God
Tie
Jesus
Father
Lfe
Gladstone
England
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