Monopoly in steel exports Gary testifies
Gary testifies that the corporation controls about 90 percent of foreign steel business, signaling a dominant position in international trade and raising concerns about competition and pricing.
09 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Prescott Daily News
Location
Prescott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
1
Gary testifies that the corporation controls about 90 percent of foreign steel business, signaling a dominant position in international trade and raising concerns about competition and pricing.
A major quake struck Mexico City with at least 63 dead and many injured as 3000 troops clear debris. No Americans harmed. Most fatalities occurred in rickety shacks and near the city power plant and artillery barracks. Death toll may rise as searches continue.
W R C Stokes owner of the Ansonia hotel was shot three times and seriously wounded by Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad in their West Wightieth Varuna apartment. The two women and three Japanese are under arrest. Stokes is treated at Roosevelt hospital. The attackers claim shared blame and dispute motives regarding letters Stokes sought.
Aviator Raemondo Marra died in a sighted air race over the Tiber river circuit when his craft struck a telegraph pole and exploded. The crash engulfed the machine in flames as spectators watched. Marra, who had been leading, died minutes after being extricated from the wreckage.
Santa Clara College reports two simultaneous earthquakes from Father Ricard. A microscopic analysis shows a compound record with interwoven oscillations. The major epicenter lies 1,900 miles along a line to the Aleutian archipelago, while the smaller center is in the Pacific Ocean opposite Mexico City.
The annual meeting opened here with an address by Rev. Charles Aked to delegates representing 600 Congregational churches in the United States.
Edward P. Grosvenor and John H. Jordan will probe Pittsburg Coal company and Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke company officials. The special grand jury follows the $18,000,000 Connellsville coal land sale to United States Steel. An earlier glass trust inquiry was the first such special jury.
South Belvidere high school graduation in Rockford Illinois proceeded without invocation or benediction after Rev Joseph Joyce protested religious exercises in public schools. City Attorney Beister issued a written opinion upholding the protest and directing removal of religious features. Some graduates stayed away while the board refused their requests for private diplomas.
Washington reports the gunboat Marietta has been ordered from Guantanamo to Bluefields Nicaragua for observation and protection of American interests amid rumored revolutionary disturbances. The Yorktown continues to cruise Central American waters seeking any traces of upheaval.
Philadelphia reports that fifteen hundred workers walked off the Baldwin locomotive plant, the world’s largest of its kind, with union leaders predicting more to follow and the plant potentially tied up. La Grange Mo June 9 Dr Ran som Harvey elected president of La Grange college, alumnus of Rochester Seminary, succeeding the resigned Dr J W Crouch after several years heading the theological department.
Boston June 9 report on a National Conference of Charities and Correction where officials from Rahway New Jersey reform school and the New York Children’s Court discuss crime control. Speakers include Dr Charles W Hijet Orlando Lew and Frederick Howard Vines urging prison education and moral reform to curb vicious resorts.
Washington June 9 The Clayton revolution calling on the attorney general for information as to proposed criminal prosecution of officers of the American Tobacco company was passed by the house.
Four men linked to Mexican revolutionary forces in Lower California were seized in El Paso by U S service officers. Investigations found weapons, hospital gear, and supplies hidden in a vacant house long watched by authorities. The arrests followed Mexican claims of an anti Madero plot aimed at the Pacific coast.
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