Protest Filed Against Hughes Confirmation as Supreme Court Justice
Washington May 2 A formal protest against the confirmation of Charles I Hughes as associate justice of the United States Supreme Court was filed with the Senate judiciary committee by the American Anti trust League. The protest names M L Lockwood H B Martin GC T Bride and the national executive committee members from multiple states. The league expects delay only if a senator holds up the nomination to allow facts to be gathered in New York.
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Washington
Charles I. Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
American Antitrust League
League
M. L. Lockwood
H. B. Martin
GC. T. Bride
H. L. Lockwood
Oklahoma
H. J. Schulters
District of Columbia
New York
Judiciary Committee
Hughes
Seventix
Yount
Cotter T. Bride
William J. Bryan
Frank 8. Monnett
Ohio
Perth Amboy Builders and Suppliers Advertise Services
Local contractors and material suppliers list Masonry cement plaster and stone goods from Edison Portland Cement Higgenson and Marius Pederson. Firms advertise houses for sale parquet floors scraping refinishing general contracting excavation and construction services with addresses and telephones in Perth Amboy New Jersey.
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Edward Koyen
Edison
Higgenson
Lehigh Con
Gayre Avenue
Porth Amboy
N. J
Tel
Marius TH. Pederson Mason
Laurie St
Cor. Amboy
Freight Rates Rising Across Rail Lines Nationwide
Washington May 2 The Interstate Commerce Commission received freight tariffs from midwestern railroads with eastern connections indicating an across the board increase. Experts expect a nationwide rate rise before June 1 as wage hikes for railway workers push costs up. The Commission plans a summer adjournment between June 1 and 15, with new rates likely in force for about a year.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Middle West
United States
New Haven Road
United Surety Co. Barred from New York Business
The New York Insurance Department forbids United States Surety Co. of Baltimore to operate in the state alleging capital impairment and irregularities. It says Ernest J. Knabe Jr. and William Knabe controlled the company for personal ends and notes misconduct by financial institutions. One case cites Metropolitan Trust Co receiving 16 percent for discounting a Knabe note backed by an indemnity bond from the surety company.
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United Concern of
Baltimore
New York
Insurance Department
United States Surety Company of
Ernest J. Knabe, Jr
William Knabe
Banking
Metropolitan Trust Company
Knabes
Judge Grosscup Denies Monte Carlo Loss Rumor
New York May 2 Judge Péter 8 Grosscup of the United States circuit court of appeals Chicago arrived from Liverpool after joking about a scandalous Monte Carlo loss a letter of credit he sent to the laundry causing rumors he was nipped He argued trusts require regulated distribution and criticized both political sides for mishandling the issue in his remarks on trust regulation.
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New York
Péter
Grosscup
United States Circuit Court of Appeals of
Chicago
Europe
Asia
Liverpool
Monte Carlo
Morrey
Is Miss Croker Married
New York May 2 friends of Miss Ethel Croker daughter of Richard Croker learned that a marriage occurred Thursday afternoon by Justice of the Peace Samuel Engler in Hoboken records show Miss Croker to John P Breen son of Thomas J Breen and Maury McCraves. Ward Dead
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New York
Ethel Croker
Richard Croker
Justice of the Peace
Samuel Engler
River Street
Hoboken
John P. Breen
Thomas J. Breen
Maury McCraves
Weather Forecast for Stowers
The forecast calls for cloudy skies today with light winds. Tomorrow is expected to stay overcast with gentle breezes and no precipitation indicated.
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Stowers
Man killed and six held after transit plant clash in Philadelphia
A worker was shot and killed and several others beaten in a fight between union and non union employees of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit company on Frankford avenue near Huntingdon street. Six arrests followed the disturbance, with authorities sorting the aftermath.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Frankford Avenue
Huntingdon Street
Health department advocate pushes national public health agency
Washington notes Dr. Bruce Keator of Asbury Park urges a national health department at a Senate hearing. He cites harmony with the Agriculture Department and calls for a national head to unify state boards. Keator travels with Mrs. Keator and meets New Jersey lawmakers amid praise for Congressional claims bills and veterans’ relief measures.
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State Board of Health of
New Jersey
Bruce
Keator
Asbury Park
State Boards of Health
United States
State Board of Health
Department of Health
Department of Public Health
Department of Agriculture
Dr. Keator
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Court of Claims
Katharine M. Burnett
Joseph C. Burnett
United States _Navy
Robert C. Ribbgafs
Isaiah ©. Crowell
Essex County
Helen M. Dodge
Edward R. Dodge
Camden
Nelson W. Drake
Morris County
Louise EB. Elder
Robert BE. Elder
Clara B. Hassler
Charles W. Hassler
U.S. Navy
Andrew McClea
William H. Mayer
U. S. Navy
Clifford C. Pearson
Middlesex County
Winnie M. Stillwell
James Stillwell
Briggs
Edward
Farrow
Lincoln Republican Club
Army
Howell
Harrisonville
Fort Mott
Finns Point
Joseph
Oakley
Passaic
120Th New York Infantry
Henry Hopkins
Hughes
R. G. Test
Merchantville
St. James
BE. G. Britton
Jersey City
Shoreham
Walter Johnson
Paterson
Newark
Austin
William G. Rickefeller
Pisinfield
Raleigh
May Day passes quietly around the world with scattered disturbances
May Day events show unusual global quiet with minor incidents in France and Arles. In Paris a few hoodlums broke railings near a pigeon shooting ground. police and troops restrained trouble. London reports 20,000 marchers in an orderly Hyde Park demonstration with a notable Japanese socialist delegation.
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Paris
France
Bois de Boulogne
Herve
Longchamps
Arles
Marseilles
London
Hyde Park
Haitian Ex-Ruler Alexis Dies in Kingston
General Nord Alexis former Haiti president from 1902 to 1908 died in Kingston Jamaica after a period of senile decay. He was exiled in 1908 and later amnestied, with plans to return to Haiti. His burial will be beside his wife who died last year. He was reputedly enormously rich.
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Alexis
Kingston
Jamaica
Nord Alexis
Haiti
Simon
Louisville Man Shoots Son After Family Dispute
Louisville May 2 George J Redmond a leading businessman shot and killed his son Edmund aged thirty at the family home after the son’s alleged extravagant habits led to a estrangement. The incident occurred early yesterday morning and left no survivors. In Washington Rear Admiral Philip Hichborn retired chief of the bureau of construction and inventor of the Hichborn balanced turret and the Franklin life buoy died at his home last night aged seventy two.
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Louisville
George J. Redmond
Edmond
Young Redmond
Hichborn
Washington
Philip Hichborn
Bureau of Construction
Guth Electrical Co Contractors and Wiring Services
Guth Electrical Co advertises wiring and electrical contracting in Perth Amboy New Jersey offering oase wiring bell wiring annunciators motors switchboard work and line construction with prompt service at 868 Division St.
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J. B. Kubinak
King St. Perth Amboy
N. J
Tel
Robert Jahn
Briyights
Jobae Oy
Jefferson St
New Brunswick Ave
Perth Amboy
N. J. del
Muskrat Suggested as Cheap Meat by Agriculture Secretary
Washington on May 2 Secretary of Agriculture Wilson endorses muskrat as profitable to farm and a good eat. He notes its high regard among North American Indians especially in winter and urges muskrat farming as a viable option.
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Washington
Wilson
Department
North America
Roosevelt 18 Taken To Task By Archbishop
Lowell Mass May 2 The archbishop of Boston condemned Theodore Roosevelt for not meeting Pius Xx during his Rome visit. He labeled John C Loughlin as Judas and criticized Roosevelt for failing the square deal while recounting Vatican contacts and the audience issue.
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Lowell
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt
Rome
Holy Father
Mr. Roosevelt
Methodist College
Fairbanks
White House
Nobody Likes Tom and Bill Says I Told You So
A newspaper card captures a witty exchange about Tom and Bill. Tom is labeled an "I told you so" fellow while Bill is called the "'I could have told you if I'd wanted to' variety."
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Bill
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