Indictment charging antitrust restraint in cash register sector
Thirty National Cash Register officials and employees, from Dayton, faced federal indictments for criminal Sherman act violations. Adams Express and seven Cincinnati firms were also charged with overcharging or undercutting rates. Names of key officials and counts outlined, with alleged schemes including bribery, libel, and the formation of bogus competitors. Relevantly tied to ongoing civil action from December 4.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Adams Express Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cash Register
J. H. Patterson
E. A. Deeds
G. C. Edgeter
W. F. Bippus
Robert Patterson
A. Thomas
Thomas Watson
Thomas Rogers
Alexander Harden
F. S. High
M. G. Keith
William Cummings
J. C. Laird
Pliny Eve
J. A. Oswald
Davies
George Co, Shaw
E. H. Teen
H. G. Carnell
Capudine Offers Quick Relief for Headaches Aches
Capudine claims to reach the headache cause quickly whether due to heat cold grip or stomach trouble and to cure sick or nervous headaches Feverishness aches and nervousness are said to disappear and normal conditions return The medicine is liquid easy to take and acts immediately Available in 10c 25c and 50c at drug stores.
Vasquistas Move Toward Juarez In Mexican Conflict
A telegraph report states about 800 Vasquistas are advancing on Juarez to capture the town and set it as Mexico's provisional capital. Emilio Vasquez Gomez is expected to arrive from San Antonio to assume provisional presidency, while Col. Juan Carnivero with 83 federal troops and 40 rurales in citizen dress are reported near Juarez.
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Juarez
San Pedro
Mexico
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
San Antonio
Juan Carnivero
Guzman
Mexican government recruiting men in Texas for Juarez defense
Report from San Antonio claims Mexico is recruiting men in San Antonio Del Rio Eagle Pass and Paso to cross into El Paso and be armed for a potential attack by revolutionists. Sixteen recruits left for El Paso yesterday amid suspicions they may join Vasquistas, though they denied such intent.
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Ciudad Juarez
San Antonio
Texas
el Paso
Monterey
Chihuahua
Torreon
Juarez
Mexico
United States
del Rio
Eagle Pass
Paso
Fire Ravages Houston Industry District in Massive Blaze
A vast Houston fire destroyed thirteen industrial plants and numerous dwellings causing about 7 million dollars in damage. Rescue and relief efforts mobilized with schools housing the homeless and wide aid from civic groups and merchants. No deaths reported, with recovery and salvage operations underway.
Juarez Faces Rebel Move With Minimal Defense
Juarez is in alarm as Vasquista rebels threaten from the south. Wires are down after rebels seized a freight train bound for Juarez. About a hundred loyal state troops have been recalled toward Chihuahua, leaving Juarez lightly protected by volunteers.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
Juarez
San Pedro
Calera
Chihuahua
Rebels Occupy Velardena in Mexican Mining Center
A force of 300 rebels seized Velardena, north of Torreon, and burned railroad bridges at Pedrisena to sever links with Durango where Americans await departures. Rebels looted stations along the line for three days. Durango sent 200 soldiers. 500 more were due tonight from Saltillo.
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Associated Press
Torreon
Velardena
Here
Pedrisena
Durango
Saltillo
Fragmentary inquiry echoes in Pittsburgh Post
A garbled query references a woman in a hat and gown, with unclear details about verdict or event, as printed in the Pittsburgh Post.
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Pittsburg
Demurrage Limit Extended After Cotton Fire
Railroad Commissioner Wortham agreed to extend Houston demurrage from 18 hours to four or five days following a warehouse fire that damaged 32 000 bales of cotton owned by W D Cleveland & Sons of Houston. The extension comes at the request of the Houston cotton factors.
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Austin
Tex
W. D. Cleveland & Sons
Cotton Factors of
Houston
Wortham
Sweeney
Cleveland & Sons
Steamers Driven Ashore in Virginia Storm
Five steamers were driven ashore in Norfolk harbor by the worst winter storm in years. The gale began last night and continued into today. Reports say two schooners were blown to sea near the Virginia capes. No loss of life has been reported.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Wdnter
Virginia Coast
Virginia Capes
Wood species in Canada by native trees supply spruce lead
Canada cuts twenty six native wood species with spruce making up one quarter of the total. A new German fad involves mounting waterproofed photographs of friends on fingernails.
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Canada
Germany
Storm Rips Virginia Coast as Madison Collides at Sea
A severe coastal storm drives eleven steamers ashore including the Norwegian steamer Dumois and the Madison of Old Dominion. The Madison crew lands safely. Captain Hulphers stays aboard as vessels suffer damage and the gale is deemed the worst since 1879.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Madison
Hippolyte Dumois
Hulphers
Cecil
Newport News
New York
Dumois
Ruth E. Merrill
Portland
Maine
Ohio
Sewell's Point
Cyclone Death Toll Rises in Louisiana Regions
Reports from Shreveport recount Tuesday cyclone damage across Claiborne Bienville and neighboring parishes. A widow named Crow was killed near Homer. Timon died near Ringgold. Scores injured. about one hundred homes demolished. livestock lost and roads blocked by debris. Ten dead in Caddo and Bossier parishes, most victims identified as negro.
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Louisiana
Associated Press
Shreveport
Crow
Homer
Claiborne Parish
Timon
Ringgold
Bienville Parish
Caddo
Bosier
Snow Storm Paralyzes Michigan Roads and Trains
A severe snow and wind storm hit southern Michigan with Detroit hardest. Traffic was at a standstill as plows operated at dawn and trains were expected to run near schedule by nightfall.
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Michigan
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Idle Men Get Work In Chicago Snowlift
Heavy snow in Chicago sparks jobs for unemployed. over a thousand men hired by city projects and thousands more by traction firms and private concerns as work continues after a four day push yesterday.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Ill
Blizzard Strikes Cleveland and Northern Ohio
A howling blizzard swept Cleveland and Northern Ohio today causing widespread disruption. Traffic is badly disarranged, telephone and telegraph wires are down, and there is much suffering reported.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Real Estate Men Join Greater Chamber of Commerce
Over half of the San Antonio Real Estate Exchange members signed up for the Amalgamated Chamber of Commerce. T. N. Smith reported progress at the weekly lunch meeting. John W. Warren and W. H. Vernor urged a large San Antonio delegation to the coast town good roads convention on February 26. S. W. Ricaby praised real estate men as civic leaders, with R. H. Wester and S. W. White noting local progress and benefits felt by former residents of San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Port O'Connor
S. W. Ricaby
R. H. Wester
S. W. White
Culberson County
White
San
Gets-It Guaranteed Corn Cure Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old advertisement promotes Gets-It as a safe corn cure that stops pain and shrivels corns, callouses, and warts with no skin irritation. It warns against shaving corns with razors and offers a 25 cent bottle price plus a money-back guarantee via E Lawrence & Co. of Chicago.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Ill
My hat is in the ring declares Roosevelt in Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt tells a Cleveland friend that his hat is in the ring as a potential Republican presidential candidate. He promises a direct answer on Monday after brief Cleveland visit with W F Hirick.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
W. F. Hirick
Hirick
Colonel Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson comments on Roosevelt declaration
Kansas City February 22 Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey comments on Colonel Roosevelt statement made the night before in Cleveland. He quips that his hat has been in the ring a long time and his head has been in it as well.
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Wilson
Associated Press
Kansas City
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Roosevelt
W. F. Eirick
Cleveland
Roosevelt Returns to New York After Ohio Trip
Theodore Roosevelt arrived in New York today and answered questions about his Ohio tour. When asked how he was treated in Ohio he replied with the word bully and defended his Columbus speech as good sound doctrine.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Ohio
Columbus
Osteopath Dr J R Cunningham Details in Moora Building
The entry lists Dr J R Cunningham an osteopath located at 449 Moora Building. The office previously used old phone number 984 with one ring.
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J. R. Cunningham
Moora
Osteopath
Staacke Bros Tops the New Year with Auto Convertible Top
Staacke Bros offers a fresh year sale for automotive tops promising quality fabrics and fitment. Durable materials and professional installation aim to refresh cars for winter and beyond.
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Staacke Bros
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Hicks
Capudine
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H. L. Wagner
Corner Avenue
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Ouston
Hardy and
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Gallagher
Galveston
St. Patrick’s Church
Academy
International & Great Northern Railway Company
Southern Pacific Company
Sharks Club
Phoenix Lumber Company
Providence Street
Maffitt
Maffitt Street
Gribble
United Charities
Rice
N. O. Henderson
Norway
Pearl St
Great Houston
Railroad Commission
Cleveland & Sons of
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Mil
Dale Owelps
Virginia
THE
Greater Chamber
Exchange
Amalgamated Body
Corns
Gul
H.C. Rees Optical CO
W. Commerce St
AN Fernand
Nature
J. H. Kirkpatrick Co
Navarro Street
Collins Garden
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