Supreme Court Upholds Payne Aldrich Corporation Tax
The U S Supreme Court rules the corporation tax provisions in the Payne Aldrich tariff act constitutional unanimously. Justice Day says the tax is an excise on doing business and within Senate power to insert into the tariff law, protecting government revenue from about 25 to 26 million dollars yearly.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Justice Day
Justice Day Next
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Minneapolis
Taft
Congress
Department of Justice
Supreme Court of the United States
Revery Corporation
Pront
Treasury Department
Paris
United States Circuit Court
District of Vermont
Stella P. Flint
Samuel N. Stone Jr
Stone-Tracy Company
Windsor, VI
Maxwell Evarts
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Stone-Tracy
Eages
Indictments Target Carnegie Trust Directors
District Attorney Whitmans office prepared to present grand jury evidence this afternoon on transactions at the Carnegie Trust that affected solvency. The grand jury is expected to indict two, possibly three, directors for forgery after loans to directors were concealed from the board. Indictments are not expected for several days.
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Associated Press
New York
Whitman
Tony
Grand Jury
Carnegie Trust Company
Grand
Fight Strikers To A Finish
New York March 13 There was no move by drivers of other express companies to join the Adams Express strike. Wells Fargo men reportedly held out. Taxi cab drivers did not strike as expected. A riot disrupted an express wagon near Fifty seventh Street with stones thrown. one man arrested.
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Associated Press
New York
Adams Express Company
Wells Fargo
Howard Biggs
Fifty-seventh Street
First Political Case Opens in Hamilton County
Cincinnati March 13 The first trial stemming from the Hamilton county grand jury investigation of political graft began with Jacob Baschang a former liquor tax clerk charged in six indictments for soliciting or accepting bribes tied to listing saloons and refunding tax portions. The grand jury continued its probe and planned to hear eight other indicted men including George B Cox as Baschang’s case proceeded.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Jacob Baschang
Baschang
Creorge B. Cox
Baschaung
Samuel Hirsch
Cincinnat S
Bryan at the Capital in Washington in March visit
William J. Bryan arrived in Washington from Princeton New Jersey where he met Governor Wilson and spent hours with Democratic leaders shaping the new house of representatives. He congratulated Mrs Champ Clark on her husband’s political success and then departed for the west.
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Washington, D.C
William J. Bryan
Princeton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Capitol
House of Representatives
Champ Clark
Woman Fatally Falls Through Open Cellar Trap
Wisconsin special from Marinette reports Mrs. Marie Larson, 61, died after falling seven feet into a cellar at her son Otto Larson’s Ingalls Menominee county home. Her skull was fractured and she succumbed to injuries this morning after the pantry trap door was left open by a child.
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Marinette
Mariearson
Otto Larson
Ingalls Menominee County
Lover’s quarrel blamed in Pine Creek man’s suicide
A Daily News special from Black River Falls reports Thomas Skan of Pine Creek died by self inflicted gunshot Sunday night. Police say the tragedy stemmed from a lover’s quarrel, according to the Northwestern.
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Black River Falls
Thomas Skan
Pine Creek
Man Kills Self in Casnovia Household Tragedy
Edwin Cole of Casnovia ended his life with a razor in a Muskegon county house. He was alone with his nearly 100 year old father and his two young sons when he inflicted the fatal wounds and later died. Authorities believe mental illness contributed to the act.
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Associated Press
Muskegon, Mich
Edwin Cole
Casnovia
Cole
Fire Tillens Sweep Milwaukee Shops and Candy Firm
A triple blaze in Milwaukee caused heavy losses as a rag shop, a saddleery, and a tin works suffered fires early today. Police removed several girls from the premises amid the flames, with total losses around 26 thousand dollars.
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Saddlery Establishment
Alva
Tin Works
Milwaukee
Puertan Candy Company
Yas
Welock
Ruby ‘Thomas
Olga Fanger
Inhels
Aprile Pesko
Schneider and Blordel
Benjamin Young Saddlery Company
Seeamd
Py Lindemann & Sons
Newspaperman Appointed Executive Clerk for McGovern
Madison March 12 Governor McGovern will appoint Harry Curran Wilbur of Milwaukee as executive clerk. The decision may be announced before month end. Ralph Thurber of Richland Center will return to weekly newspaper management after leaving Davidson’s term. Amusement features for the state fair were discussed with aeroplane exhibition requests from Wright Brothers Curtiss and Louis Stroebel.
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Madison
Wis
McGovern
Harry (Curran Wilbur
Milwaukee
Ralph Thurber
Richland Center
Davidson
State Board Agriculture
Wright Brothers
Curtiss
Louis Stroebel
Supreme Court rules nine hours not required by service law
Washington March 15 The Supreme Court holds railways using telegraph operators for six hours then after an interval for three hours comply with the federal hours of service law of 197. The government argued nine consecutive hours. the decision meets this interpretation in a case against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company.
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Associated Press
Washington, DD
Supreme Court
Federal
Thetire Tolmes
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
Atchiwon, Topeka & Sante Fe Railway Com
Recall Bill Faces Tepid Legislative Response in Wisconsin
Madison March 1 Wisconsin Assemblyman Willan Water of Ashland faces little serious consideration for a recall measure aimed at repealing laws and local ordinances. The plan requires petitions by ten percent of voters, with a referendum at the next general election four months after filing. Critics urge December sessions and caution on early filing, noting potential effects on city franchises and state governance.
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Ashland
Ti Ja
Alan
Knight
W. H H. Watton
Matton
Hatton
Elmer Haleht
Treasury
Department of the State
Bih Avill
David Davies
Eminent Physiologist Bowditch Dies at 71 in Boston
Boston obituary announces the death of Dr Henry Pickering Bowditch eminent physiologist at age seventy one after a long distinguished career. The notice notes his prominence in medical science and his Boston origins with a lifetime of research and teaching.
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Henry Pickering Bowditch
Boston
Associated Press
Mass
Drilling the Troops and Coastal Defense Moves
Galveston reports 4000 coast artillery troops drilling under Gen Mills at Fort Crockett with provost guard planned for the city. Secretary Dickinson to review San Antonio maneuver division after Panama Canal inspection and possible Texas movement.
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Lord Wood
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Piscataqua River
Avelock
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Trcarrectos
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Cal
Cantain Evans
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Accarte
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Delzura
Juan Rios
el Caton
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Terel
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Natioa
Rebels Strike Near Agua Prieta Amid Border Tensions
Reports from Agua Prieta describe rebel forces active east and west of the town after a night battle. Insurrectos threaten a surprise attack as authorities deploy patrols and prepare defenses, including dynamite signals and torn railroad tracks.
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Blanco
Taft Attacks Col Rogey During Augusta Visit
President Taft and Secretary Norton played golf in Augusta on a two day trip. Reports from New York claimed a pardon for banker Morse would be announced, but officials say Taft has not reviewed the voluminous documents and no action is expected until after his return.
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Chicago
Morse
New York
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Walsh
Washington
Pipera
Aclon
Variana
Bowling Scores Highlight National Championship Standings
Bulaly Y Moreh Snell and iGrecker of Cleveland totaled 1 212 in the two men event to tie for eighth place in the National Bowling Association tournament. Other notable results include Grecker and Knowl high in early rounds and Kultousek of the Liberty Rochester setting a tournament single game mark.
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Moreh U. Snell
iGrecker
Cleveland
National Bowling Association Tauningevent
Polachek
Aeiferman
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Knoll
Vinson
Rkushel
Chicago
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Ward Vaughn
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Greaker Ant Knowl
Peleventh Park
Bowling meet yields no high scores yet at BHte alleys
Afternoon events at the ideal alleys feature a 609 singles score by Holderness of Kenosha and a 1123 in doubles by Butt Gaffney. Teams from Milwaukee Madison Chilton Fond du Lac and Oshkosh compete as 12 Madison bowlers 16 Kenosha and 4 Chilton players join the day’s slate. Local favorites Rasmussen brothers lead in doubles but must improve from Sunday.
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Aasall
Rasmussen Brothers
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Schneider
Randerah
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Tony Belwaegue
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Careys
No Excuse Seen for U S Military Move to Mexico
Secretary of War Dickinson in New York denies plans to send troops across the border amid Mexican unrest. He warns neutrality laws favor restraint, while Limantour of Mexico denies talks of mobilizing more forces. British officials say interests remain safe as reports of invasions are questioned.
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New York
Jacob M. Dickinson
Panama
Panama Railway Company
Dickinson
United States
Mexico
Rio Grande
Tose Y. Limantour
Mile
Fle Milleros
Wheeler
Yale University
Texas
Mareros
London
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Thomas McKinnon Wood
Wand
Advance Will Aid Superior Clerks on Great Northern
A Daily News dispatch from Milwaukee cites a Superior office raise for Great Northern clerks about $600 monthly. About a dozen officials, train dispatchers, and section foremen gain $5 to $20 monthly for four months, part of a February payroll totaling around $85,000 while excluding trainmen.
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Milwaukee
Wis
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Great Northern Road
Great Northern
Plague Condition Better in China Report
A March 6 cablegram reported no plague cases in Peking and Manchuria and improving conditions. Dr. Charles W. Young, medical missionary at Peking's Union Medical College, relayed the update to his mother in Montana and to the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.
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Peking
Manchuria
American Board of Commissioners For
Charles W. Young
American Board
Union Medical College
Montana
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