Senate Demands Sherman Law Amendments To Check Courts
A Senate committee report criticizes the Supreme Court for using the rule of reason to review restraints of trade under the Sherman act. It urges a new law to define unlawful combinations, establish a federal intercompany oversight body, and curb judicial discretion in antitrust cases. The panel warns that without rules, courts could effectively make common law equity for the nation.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Federal Interstate Corporation Committee
Ner
Cummins
United States
England
United Stattes Steel Corporation
Hail Storm Ravages Thornton Area Causes Damage
Hail stones in Thornton Texas reached nine inches in circumference causing heavy damage last night. Early estimates put the total storm damage at over ten thousand dollars across the region.
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Thornton
Tex
Huerta Talks of Peace Conference Amid Mexican Revolt
Telegrams report Coahuila lacking telegraph service as federal operators move to Monterey and Piedras Negras. bridges burn on the International line. Huerta says Villarrea has taken Nuevo Laredo and seeks peace through a border conference likely held tonight with Nuevo Laredo rebels and Northwestern Mexico leaders including Pasc al Orozco Jr.
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Carranza
Piedras Negras
Sauceda
Reata
Anhelo
Monclova
Coahuila
Huerta
Gonzales Brothers
Nuevo Laredo
Col
Geronimo Villarrea
Mexico
Monterey
Laredo
San Antonio
Pascal Orozco Jr
Villa Seeks Vengeance as Mexican Turmoil Deepens
Reports from El Paso indicate Francisco Villa, freed from Mexico City prison, has entered Sonora to avenge Madero’s death. Vill a’s escape and return to insurgent ranks heighten border tensions as Huerta faces renewed resistance. Trials of sedition in Chihuahua progress slowly and Vazquista leaders press Huerta to resign in favor of Emilio Vazquez Gomez.
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EL Paso
Tex
Francisco Villa
Madero
Sonora
Mexico City
Villa
Huerta
Chihuahua
Antonio Rabajo
Abram Gonzales
Alberto Madero
Mexican Central Railway
Chihuahua City
Vazquista
Junta
Vazquistas
Emilio Vazquez Gomez
Mexico
Zapata
Gomez
de la Fuente
Vazquitas
U S May Act Soon on Rabaso Ambassadorship
President Huer ta nominates Emilio Rabaso as ambassador to Washington. The move accelerates debate over U S recognition of the provisional Mexican government, which has operated on a de facto basis with no formal political commitment yet.
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Rabaso
Washington, D. C
Huerta
Emilio Rabaso
Washington
United States
Mexico
Aviator Andrew Drew Returns From Mexico City
Andrew Drew, aviator and newspaper man, returned to San Antonio last night from Mexico City where he went as representative of the publication to report on events there.
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Andrew Drew
San Antonio
Mexico City
Cardui advertised as relief for long standing female ailments
Carrsville Ky Mrs F E Cossey reports Cardui the woman’s tonic relieved years of monthly suffering and restless nights. Seven bottles provided significant relief and many friends note improvements. Chattanooga Medicine Co invites letters for special instructions and a 64 page Home Treatment for Women booklet.
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Carrsville
F. E. Cossey
Cardus
Cardui
N. B
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga, Tenn
Eye witness from Mexico City recounts revolution turmoil
In St Louis a reporter who witnessed the Mexican struggle notes how residents treated the battle as spectacle and risked lives. Seventeen killed at a street corner over several days, ruins spread through the city as artillery fire damaged landmarks. Diaz’s entrenched arsenal spared further destruction. Upon return, the aviator plans to resume aviation work with the Lillie School of Aviation in San Antonio.
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St. Louis
Mexico City
Mr. Drew
Drew
Diaz
Lillie School of Aviation
San Antonio
Troops Recalled From Brownsville Texas Border
Four companies of Texas state troops will be withdrawn from the Brownsville border post as no longer needed. Governor Colquitt orders Adjutant General Hutchings to execute the withdrawal. Funds will be dispatched to Brownsville for pay. Border remains quiet.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Brownsville
Colquitt
Hutchings
Adjutant General's Department
Troops at Fort Crockett Endure Night Rainstorm
Nearly 12 000 United States troops at Fort Crockett, Galveston, awoke to a brief rain and windstorm that toppled a few tents but left weather clear by morning. Trains bringing Major General Carter and staff arrived, with Fourth Infantry battalions joining as Fifth Brigade under Brigadier General F A Smith readies.
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Galveston
Tex
United States
Fort Crockett
Carter
Fourth Infantry
Nineteenth Infantry
Twenty-eighth Infantry
F. A. Smith
Matamoros Port Reopened by Mexican Government
The Mexican government reopened the Matamoros port across the Rio Grande from Brownsville and reinstated the customs collector and other officers ousted when rebels controlled the city. Finance department in Mexico City notified via the Brownsville consul. May or Estaban Ramos led Matamoros garrison officers in a courtesy visit to the state militia camp.
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Matamoros
Brownsville
Tex
Rio Grande
Department of Finance
Mexico City
Estaban Ramos
Camp Vere
Battleships Move Off Vera Cruz for Large-Scale Practice
United States battleships Georgia Nebraska and Vermont prepare to proceed outside the Vera Cruz harbor for large-scale practice. Reports say conditions have improved though Consul Canada is not ready to endorse a withdrawal of the warships at present.
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Vera Gruz
Vera Cruz
United States
Georgia
Nebraska
Vermont
Canada
Presen
San Antonio civic plans prize climate and health focus
Landscape architect Myron H. West told the Chamber of Commerce luncheon that San Antonio’s climate is its greatest asset and tourism результатов could bring about $3,000,000 yearly. He urged a charter draft include health oversight, public works powers, and beautified parks and streets to improve living and business.
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Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Myron H. West
Gunter Hotel
C. M. Cain
Charles Graebner
United States
Mr. West
Department of Health
Morgan Letter Too Late Denies Money Trust Existence
A long letter from J. P. Morgan & Co. denying the existence or possibility of a money trust was presented to the House Money Trust Committee. Chairman Pujo noted Morgan’s memo arrived after the invitation had expired and after a month of committee work, deeming it too late to influence the report. The Morgan letter claims current banking laws don’t excuse concentration of money and credit.
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Washington
House Money Trust Committee
J. P. Morgan & Co
Pujo
Morgan
Morgan & Co
Jannuary
Dr J fl Trollinger Dies After 63 Years Of Practice
Dr J fl Trollinger aged 63 died at 1 30 this afternoon at 630 Nolan Street after a two year paralysis. He practiced in San Antonio 25 years after studying at St Louis Medical College class of 1875. He was born October 31 1850 in Missouri and lived in Calvert Texas before moving to San Antonio. Survived by wife Eugenia Sample, son Jack Trollinger and daughters Mrs E Hillie and Mrs Walter Napier. Widow Mrs Sample died a week earlier. Burial set for Calvert. body sent by Sloan & Hagg.
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San Antonio
Nolan Street
Trollinger
Missouri
St. Louis Medical College
Texas
Grayson County
Calvert
Tex
Eugenia Sample
Mather
Sample
Sloan & Hagg
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