Supreme Court rules against Standard Oil in antitrust case
The Supreme Court declares Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and 19 subsidiaries a conspiracy in restraint of trade and monopolistic in interstate commerce. The decision ends a long government effort to dismantle the cartel, with Justice Horton dissenting on the interpretation of restraint and the statute.
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Washingtone
Standard
OM Company of
New Jersey
Supreme Court of the
United States
Muperr
Aguri
Horton
Ducont
Ilsfindieg
American Labor Officers Freed as Supreme Court Sets Aside Contempt
The U S Supreme Court set aside contempt sentences against Lasor officers including Samuel Gompers John MeBet and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor. It refrained from jail while allowing lower court to reopen contempt proceedings under a foreign concept basis. The decision questions the punishment framework in contempt cases and highlights jurisdiction over criminal versus civil penalties.
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Washlegion
Sawuel Gompers
Ohn Mebett
Frank Morrison
Labor
Supreme Coart
United States
Buck's Pre” Ant Range Company
Féneration
Cases Against Druggists in County Bootlegging Docket
Officials reveal criminal docket listing several druggists charged with bootlegging in the county. It notes some have pleaded guilty or are awaiting trial and outlines expected court actions and dates.
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Helle Fourche
Roggista
Hirplstivg Sauer
Leen
Two Coaches Derail in St Joseph Train Crash
A day coach and Slecher of Wabash train No 1 derailed near Stinwury in St Joseph. The wreck toppled coaches into a coal chute but no passengers were injured. Brakesman A dens of Maberley Alabama suffered severe cuts and lacerations.
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St. Joseph
Stinwury
A. T.dens
Maberley
Alu
Vacationing Americans Travel Tale in Fragmented Text
The fragment mentions Joseph Stvelter of Vermillion South Dakota and a companion, Mrs Slechter, Washington, and a Vice Copsul Stechter on leave in the United States. He will remain seven weeks in conference with state department officials before returning home to South Dakota.
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Washington
Joseph Stvelter
Vermillion
View Cuanol
Sioux City Livestock Market Report For Monday
Sioux City live stock market notes a few price quotes including steer and hog figures. Tonneves reported at 6.90 while Top shops trade near 6.10, reflecting market activity in the Monday session.
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Stove City
Sioux City
Farmer dies in accidental shotgun mishap near Auburm
John Wiers, a wealthy farmer nine miles south west of Auburm, Nebraska, lost his life while guiding a shotgun through an owire fence in pursuit of a hawk. The accidental discharge occurred as he moved through the fence, ending a life described as prosperous and active in the community. Authorities investigated the incident, with neighbors recalling his generous involvement in local affairs.
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Farclee
Auburm
John Wiers
Here
Ulechatze
Death in Fremont: Pape son dies after fall from tree
Fremont report details a fatal accident as Mation Pape aged 36 son of H A Pape Hooger merchant, fell from a tree while bird hunting. He died ten minutes later from internal hemorrhage as authorities investigate.
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Fremont
Neoh
Dickinson Resigns as War Secretary to Devote Self to Business
Washington reports President Taft accepted the resignation of Democratic War Secretary James M Dickinson. Aedy L. Bilmoon of New York was named his successor. Dickinson will move to his home in Tennessee after the new appointee is qualified. He plans to abandon law practice and focus on private business.
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Washington
Jaen M Dickinson
Aedy L. Bilmoon
New York
Alr Dickinson
Stimson
Republicans
Fennessee
Precident Weit
Taft
Toterinr Ballinger Haing
Bil
Dickinson
B. Milington
Herkimer
N.Y
United States
Roosevelt
Ailfingtom
House
Repubiiean
Merida Sinks After Collision With Admiral Farragut
A fog bound collision between the Merida and the Admiral Farragut off Cape Henry left 325 souls imperiled. The Merida sank with 197 passengers and six crew aboard. all were rescued by the Admiral Farragut’s crew and later ferried to Norfolk aboard the Hamilton. One woman passenger was slightly injured.
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Koriolk
Vaothe
New York and Cahor Mat
Farragut
Nerfalk
Trust Law by Valid and the Chicago Packers Case
Judge Carpenter on the United States Whrirint coast upheld the Sherman antitrust law against attack by the Chicago Packers. The decision affirmed that the act is constitutional and rejected claims that packers violated provisions of the law. The case involved J Ogden Armour and other packers facing charges under the antitrust statute.
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Chiengo
Chicags
Carpenter
United States
Lyhe Packers
Stso
Swygert Succeeds in Teaching Vocational Path
Miss Jillan Swygert remains a school teacher in Atlanta's coil district amid a quirky inheritance tale. She reportedly keeps a six million dollar fortune plus twenty thousand now in her possession following a mysterious November event in Gerara, as she pursues her vocation.
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Atlanta
Guie
Hell
Jillan Swygert
Coil
American Wins British Scholarship Prize
London meeting of the British tera and Steel Institute awards the Gamogin research scholarship of 509 dollars to RM Keeney of Colorado.
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London
Tera and Steel Institute
Rm, Keeney
Colorado
Provisional Mexican Cabinet Formed As Madero Reigns
Wilson in Juarez seeks foreign protection plans as capital faces possible rebel attack. Provisional President Madero names a cabinet and government, with Dr Vasquez Gomez foreign relations and Gustavo Madero among members, as tensions rise in Mexico City and El Paso mirrors the unrest.
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Wilson Sage
Madero Appolnta
Juarez
Afexico City
United States
Henry Lane Wilson
Wilson
Callixe
Tattey
Om Francinco Dq
Barra
Atalls
EL Paso
Tex
Sion
Franel Madero
Vasquez Gomez
Gustavo Madero
Guance
Venus Veuigliana Carr
New Gum Combine Formed in New York
A new chewing gum company with $9,600,000 capital was formed in New York. The Ania Sales Gai & Chocolate company, incited by quarrels R. Flint, unites about thirty diverse concerns, including hat manufactories and slot machine interests.
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New York
ToregSt
Werger
Ania Sales Gai & Chocolate Company
Qhurkks R. Flint
Heinze Sues for 350000 in Bank Action
In a New York case J Augustus Heinze sues to recover 350000 from The Northern Bank alleging conversion of collateral pledged to secure payments on 12 notes. The Northern Bank is cited as one of the defunct institutions linked to Joseph Robin’s financial wrecking.
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Heinze
New York
J. Augustus Lleinze
Esummans
Ventplaftit
Me Northern Bank
Northern Bank
Joseph Robin
Fright Over Emperor Frap Toser Health Reports
Vienna and Budapest grow wary as renewed rumors about Emperor Frap Toser's health circulate. Decrees from Vienna and Budapest fail to lift spirits amid anxiety over potential changes impacting European leadership.
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Franz Joeet
London
Vienna
Budapest
Emperor Frap
Toser
Bec
Voter for Aldrich Plan in Darangort annual meeting
A voter in Darangort, IA, attends the annual nesting in direcity group 8 of the own Bankers association Indorasd the Aldrich currency plRU, signaling support for the plan.
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Aldrich Plan
Darangort
Direcity
The
Own Bankers’ Association
Indorasd
Aldrich
Plru
Fire kills eight at Empire Suaic hall in Scotland tragedy
Eight people die in a devastating blaze during Lafayette's spectacular pageant in Alice Bale and Joe Coste. Actors Lafayette, Alice Wale, and Joe Caster are among the dead, with stagehouse fires and a twisted curtain trapping performers and audience in a dramatic, safety-challenged scene.
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Gainbureb
Scotland
Suaic Hall
Lafayette
Dato
United States
Tafayette the Great
Estrada Tries to Escape From Nicaragua President
A proclamation from Granada says Juan Estrada attempted to flee Nicaragua after resigning the presidency to Vice President Adolfo Diaz. He tried to board a southbound steamer at Corinto, with Gen. Moncada, the interior minister, accompanying him. Telegraph lines link Managua and Lots City for updates.
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San Juan del Sur
Mcaragi
Granada
Juan Estrada
Nicaragas
Adelfo Diaz
Corinte
Moncada
Lots City
Managua
Duel ends in Berlin as sportsman is killed in restaurant quarrel
In Berlin Lieut Naron von Richt killed Merr Gatlou in a pistol duel at twenty paces. The agreement called for three shots each. The affair started from a quarrel in a restaurant.
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Berlin
Naron von Richt
Merr Gatlou
Sugar Refining Company Antitrust Probe Recommended
Washington investigation into the American Sugar Refining company and related firms to determine violations of the antitrust law was recommended by the House committee on rules.
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Washington
American Sugar Refining Company
Hone
Mysterious illness quarantines farmer in Virginia county saga
Health authorities quarantine E. M. Combe and a farmer of Bradford County Virginia after an attack with glanders contracted two weeks ago during calf operation. Combe and the farmer showed symptoms but one did not depart to survive the illness. Washington reportedly involved in the incident.
Buffalo group seeks presidency of DA chapter candidacy
A Buffalo based H Y Huffalo chapter of the American Revolution seeks to launch the candidacy of Mrs John Alter Horton as regent and president in 1942. The effort aims to organize leadership for the group during the upcoming year.
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A. Buffalo
H. Y
Huffalo
Hay
John Alter Horton
Generata
Deadlock in Senate halts Gallinger presidential bid
The Republican caucus failure to elect Gallinger of New Hampshire as president pro tempore halted the Senate move to place him in the line of succession after Brye of Maine. Insurgent opposition and strategic pairing reduced votes, with Gallinger finally securing the post on a later ballot.
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Washington
Bil Gallinger
Senate
Sherman
Jérige
Georgia
Martin
la Follette
Clapp
Gassinger
Retter
Borah
Catlinger
Senator Works
Callinger
New Hampshire
Dixog
Mr. Cumming
Keegan
Str
Bourne
Dacon
Me. Gallinger
Caudidsie
Brr
Boeun
Tillman
Dsr
Bristow
Messrs
Hristow
Vallaire
Geonna
Waindexter
Cummins
Wark
Crawford
Tracon
Galilnger
Toleal
Ladke
Awaary
Elent
DIRECT VOTE BILL ADVANCED IN SENATE ROLL CALL
A convoluted passage outlines the Senate considering a joint resolution to amend the Constitution for direct election of U.S. Senators by popular vote. The roll call shows most members voting along party lines, with only a few named senators dissenting.
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Waehloglow
Borzh
Idaho
Senate
Draudegee
Barolina
Gallinger
Heswin
Prorase
Train wreck near Mintern leaves two dead and twenty five injured
Denver and Rio Grande passenger train derailed near Mintern twenty miles west of Leadville after rails spread. Engine and baggage car passed before the track buckled turning the Palmar and tourist sleeper into a steep embankment. Casualties include two dead and at least twenty five injured with serious cases.
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Denver
Cola
Went Pound
Denver & Rin Grande
Mintern
Leadvile
Bagianier
Subpoena filed in Hayward case amid county tensions
Hayward Wisconsin waits as Judge Diotz issues subpoena related to Deputy Oscar Harp al and Camerson dam ket charges. Nations and envoys move toward Cameron while Chicago and Wisconsin Tumboy interests react. Provincial governor orders Jews from villages in Yekaterimostoy to relocate without permits.
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Hayward
Wis
Jnna Diotz
Heing
Oscar Harp
al Cameson
Wil Sikousa
Edyvard Hines
Cameron
Cmt
Chicage
Wiscoarin
Hities
Bombardment of Beers Saves Building In Bolton
A garbled note describes a fire in Bolton and Conti Forests with beams and land damage. It claims Beer barrels near Bellam Ketch helped prevent total loss, aided by an English or New England settlement. The text remains unclear on specifics but records a protective action during a blaze.
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Suilding
Bolton
Bellam Ketch
New England
Speeding the Mall New York Canal Mail System Shift
A historic report details an automated mail handling system installed in New York to speed pouch delivery to Western trains. The Pennsylvania Terminal equipment moves pouches from street level to mail cars via a multi stage, gravity aided process. Pouches drop into cylinders, travel on endless belts, and are directed by curved chutes to specific train cars, reducing manual handling and saving seconds in transit.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Panamania Hat Heist Sparks Seattle Scavenger Riot
In Seattle a cache of Panama hats stolen from Sinzerman & Sons at Second Avenue was discarded by a garbage scavenger who mistook the box for trash. A chaotic scramble ensued as workers clashed over the headgear, with every Panama reportedly taken before authorities could intervene.
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Seattle
Han
Warkie
Jozna Sons
Iabr
Sinzerman & Sons
Second Avenue
Singerman
Scavenger
Mercer
Lake Union
A. Panama
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Mexico City
Alice Bale
Joe Coste
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Estrada
Attémpta 16
Nicariguan
Adalfe Diaz
Sugar Trust
Beton Geta
Yela—Litha
Paree
Rio Grande
Hines
Gameson Dam
Yekaterimostoy
Husela
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