Packers Denied Rehearing in Sherman Case Trial Set October
Judge Carpenter in Chicago federal court denied the motion by J Ogden Armour and nine Chicago packers to rehear their bid to quash indictments charging Sherman antitrust violations. No written opinion was issued and no reasons were given. Trial expected next October, with the latest motion relying on the oil and tobacco ruling.
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Chicago
Carpenter
Federal District Court
J. Ogden Armour
Oil and Tobacco
Bonds Sold to Small Bidders on Panama Loan
Washington June 19 More than 8 000 bids opened Saturday oversubscribing the new 3 per cent 50 000 000 Panama loan. The issue will be mainly taken by individuals and trustees of estates schools and public institutions at about 102 1/2. The sale raises 61 200 000, strengthens working balance near 90 000 000, with no immediate further bond issues planned. Banks may use the bonds as security for public deposits. The credit of the United States is seen as higher than England Germany or France.
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Washington
Treasury
Pan- Ema Canal
United States
England
Germany
France
Collapse of Bull Pen Kills Convicts in Mountain Pass
Waynesville N C June 19 Four convicts were killed 12 probably mortally injured and 17 others hurt by the collapse of the bull pen in which they were housed in a mountain pass yesterday guards and convicts were casualties in the incident with rescue teams searching the wreckage.
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Waynesville
N. C
American rider tops jumping meet at Olympia
London June 19 Lieutenant E M Graham of the 10th cavalry U S A rode Quandary in the fourth jumping competition at the international horse show. He posted the best showing by an American with a single fault over the course.
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London
Olympia
E. M. Graham
Cavalry
Woodmen Plan $1,000,000 Office Building
Hochester N Y June 13 The 10 foreign camp of the Woodmen of the World and the supreme Forest circle a biennial convention today decided to erect a proposed office building costing nearly a million at Omaha.
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Hochester
N. Y
Woodmen of the
Orld
Supreme Forest Circle
Omaha
Weather Forecast Till 7 P M Tomorrow Fair
Brief forecast notes fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. 7 am temp 70, highs 83, lows 60, no precipitation, wind 2 mph, humidity 60 at 7 am, 45 at 7 pm, stage of water 5.2 with no change in 48 hours. Astronomical events include sun set 7 30, rise 4 24, moon rises 12 29 am, greatest libration east at 4 07 pm, last quarter in Aquarius.
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M. Sherier
Constellation
Aquarius
Great Baptist Meeting Opens World Alliance Convention
World Baptist alliance formed five years ago in London will meet in Philadelphia starting this afternoon with participants from nearly every nation where Baptists are found. Rev Dr John Clifford of London to call the meeting to order. Also reporting hotel clerks convention in St Louis and Iowa Christian convention opening in Ottumwa with diverse church representation.
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World Alliance
Philadelphia
Baptist World Alliance
Alliance
London
Lrder
John Clifford
Iowa
Ottumwa
Taft Silver Wedding Celebrations At White House
Taft and Mrs Taft mark their silver wedding with a nationwide gift display. Cincinnati Commercial Club guests greet the president at a Chevy Chase luncheon while electric lights and a fountain illuminate the White House reception. Congratulatory cables from Germany, England, France, Japan, Italy, Spain, Sweden, and Panama pour in.
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Taft
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Senate
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England
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Japan
Italy
Spain
Sweden
Panama
Relics found from Maine battle wreck raise hope of lifting hull
In Havana on June 19 workers unearthed a left forearm bone and a right foot from the wreck of the Maine. Cofferdam water stood 13 feet lower, hinting that floating the after hull may be possible. Also recovered were plates and chinaware from the officers quarters as rains slowed the work and thousands visited the site.
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Maine
Cuba
Progressive Democrats Move to Form State Committee
A Chicago meeting of 15 Democratic leaders adopted a resolution to organize a progressive Democratic state committee aimed at controlling the party in Illinois. Harrison and Hearst factions dominate. a June 30 nucleus meeting will organize county efforts with 10 members per district. no governor or senator candidates discussed.
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Harrison and Hearst
Chicago
Fing Pee Es Harmon Démocrats
Harrison-Hearst
Andrew Lawrence
William Randolph Hearst
Wuwn
Frank W. Burton
Carlinville
George W. English
Vienna
Silas F. Cook
East St. Louis
John L. Pickering
Springfield
Carter H. Harrison
State Committee
United States
Crowds Pour Into London For Coronation Festivities
London witnesses a vast turnout as guests from foreign courts arrive for King George VI s coronation week. Royal processions and carriages fill Buckingham and surrounding palaces while intermittent rain cannot dampen illuminated streets and cheering crowds. Queen Mary and King George observe a rehearsal at Westminster Abbey. Representative C K Hammond enters London as the city buzzes with anticipation and constant royal arrivals.
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George
Buckingham Palace
England
King George
Queen Mary
Westminster Abbey
Hammond
C. K
John Hays Hammond
United States
St. James Park
Trafalgar Square
White Hall
Pall Mall
the Strand
Piccadilly
Lisbon Proclaims Portugal Republic End of Monarchy
Lisbon on June 19 reports the constituent assembly with 1152 deputies ratifying the government edict proclaiming the republic and abolition of the monarchy. The proceedings passed without special incident as socialists aid McNamara. Also from Chicago and Marion: socialist support for McNamara, and a mine building fire causing over 400000 in losses at Peabody Coal No 3 mine in Marion Illinois.
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Lisbon
Republic of
Portugal
Mrs Robins Is Elected Chicago Woman Again Head of Trade Union League
Mrs Raymond Robins of Chicago will serve another term as president of the Women's Trade Union league at its session in Boston on Saturday. Elected for 1911 12 are First vice president Mrs D W Knefler of St Louis Secretary Miss S Franklin Chicago Treasurer Mrs Melinda Scott New York Executive board Mrs Agnes Nea stor Chicago Miss Nellie Quick St Louis Mrs George E Lee Springfield Ill Miss Louise Mittelstad Kansas City.
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Chicago
Trade Union League
Boston
Raymond Robins
Women's Trade Union League
D. W. Knefler
St. Louis
Franklin
Melinda Scott
New York
Agnes Neastor
Nellie Quick
George E. Lee
Springfield
Ill
Louise Mittelstad
Kansas City
Wheat Jumps On Report Of Crop Damage
Chicago June 19 Wheat today closed strong with a net advance of 1% to 2% on sensational reports of crop damage in the northwest. Some authorities say the crop in the rich Jim river valley of South Dakota is almost destroyed as a result of heat.
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Chicago
Northwest
Jim River
South Dakota
See Is A Victim Of A Cruel Conspiracy
Chicago June 19. Counsel for Evelyn Arthur See founder of the absolute life cult and now charged with the alleged abduction of Mildred Bridges outlined the defense plan as Lee's trial resumed. The attorneys declare Lee is the victim of a conspiracy by the police and press. Much of the opening statement attacked Stephen Bridges father of Mildred Bridges, whom the defense says conspired to ruin Lee.
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Chicago
Evelyn Arthur See
Absolute Life Cult
Mildred Bridges
Lee
Stephen Bridges
Chicago men are elected officers at Father Mathew convention
At the Knights of Father Mathew convention in Bloomington on June 19, Chicago figures dominate the leadership slate with National spiritual director Rev Thomas F. M. Harnman named. John F. Burke as president. William Cahill as secretary. Martin J. Killien as treasurer. and G. P. Kerrigan as medical director. In Vienna eight people died and two were injured when troops fired on election rioters. Pitcher Parkins sold to Keokuk club in the Three Eye league, announced by Dubuque officials.
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Bloomington
Knights of Father Mathew
Rav
Thomas F. M. Harnman
Chicago
John F. Burke
William Cahill
Martin J. Killien
B. Flannagan
G. P. Kerrigan
Vienna
Drohob7s Loday
Pitcher Parkins
Keokuk
Dubuque
Iowa
Parkins
ThreeEye
Fifteen Make First Stage in European Air Race
Liege Belgium June 19 aviators began the European circuit Face with seven arriving yesterday and eight today after fatal mishaps. Gaubert in Soissons is reported satisfactory. Landron dies at Epieds with multiple injuries. The Paris London return course spans nearly a thousand miles. Fifty started and three were killed on the first stage. Prizes total 94000.
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Belgium
Charleville
Gaubert
Soissons
France
Utrecht
Landron
Chateu- Thierry
Epieds
Paris
London
Vincennes
Princetau
M. LE Martin
M. Lendron
M. Gaubert
Dalger
Villars- Coterets
M. Bille
Bille
M. Lordian
Oscar Morison
Gagny
M. Morin
Chevron
Frauds in imports of cutlery hit U S customs profits
Secret agents of the customs service uncovered millions of dollars in duties frauds in cutlery imports over recent years. Investigations span the United States and the Solingen district of Germany. Action to recover duties and possible prosecutions have not yet been decided.
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Washington
Customs Service
Solingen
Germany
United States
Sugar Trust Inquiry Reveals Havemeyer Stock Value
Washington report details how H O Havemeyer received stock in National Sugar Refining worth 10 million dollars with dividends of 2.5 million. committee also probes New York port weighing frauds linked to the sugar trade and dock superintendent Oliver Spitzer, convicted and pardoned.
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Washington
Special “Sugar Trust
James H. Post
National Sugar Refining Company of New Jersey
Post
H. O. Havemeyer
Committee On Expenditures
Treasury Department
Port of
New York
Oliver Spitzer
American Sugar Refining Company
Spitzer
Hazel Schmidt awakes briefly after nine weeks sleep
Hazel Schmidt of Vaia, TH, daughter of former Alderman George Schmidt, slept almost continuously for nine weeks in Vandalia Illinois. She awakened yesterday for about five minutes and asked how long she had been asleep. Doctors from across the country visited. nourishment could not be given before she again slept.
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Hazel Schmidt
Vaia
Pebucsibana
Railroads Overpaid Says Postmaster General Against Mail Contracts
Postmaster General Hitchcock states railways are overpaid for carrying the mails. He argues readjusting pay to secure about a 6 percent profit for all carriers could save the government roughly 9 million dollars annually without injustice to the railroads. The remarks were delivered in Washington.
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Hitchcock
Washington, D. C
Hitchcosk
Modern Woodmen Open Head Camp Opens in Buffalo
Buffalo June 19 6000 members attend the regular head camp of the Modern Woodmen of America opening here today with a large assembly.
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Buffalo
Woodmen of America
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