Supreme Court Rules State Freight Rates Valid in Several Rate Cases
The United States Supreme Court upheld two cent passenger laws and maximum freight rates in Arkansas, Missouri, and West Virginia, with Kentucky not decided. It found most Missouri rate claims invalid for lack of data, and Oregon state rates approved, while allowing state officials to seek further action if changes in circumstances alter rate sufficiency.
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Washington, D. C
Arkansas
Missouri
West Virginia
United States Supreme Court
Kentucky
Oregon
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Burlington
Hughes
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Kansas City Southern
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
St. Louis
Kansas & Colorado
San Francisco
Missouri Pacific
Tron Mountain & Southern
Wabash
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago & Alton
St. Louis & Hannibal
Kansas City
Colleges Among San Francisco Dishwashers Probed
In San Francisco 790 dish washers there, 100 are college graduates, a rate claimed higher than any other U S labor group. An anonymous former eastern college instructor notes his move to business in Oswego after resigning. He recalls dishwashing as the path from hardship to a livelihood with about ten dollars weekly.
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San Francisco
Cal
Oswego
N. Y
Regional Temperatures And Conditions Across Major Cities
Observations at 8 a m report temperatures from 70 to 78 across cities. St Louis 74 partly cloudy and cooler. Chicago 78 cloudy with south winds. Milwaukee 70 partly cloudy and cooler. St Paul 70 partly cloudy and cooler. Kansas City 72 partly cloudy with increasing cloudiness. New York 74 clear and warmer. Boston 70 cloudy and warmer. Washington 76 clear and warmer.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
Ordinance Sets July 18 for Election
The bond election date is July 18 to meet the Terrell election law 30 day notice. City Attorney Gillette prepared the ordinance approved by the council. Mayor Brown cannot announce all appointments today though police and fire chiefs are named. complete lists will be released once final.
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Terrell
Gillette
Brown
Wright
Lancaster
Fort Worth Auto Bandits at Large
Fort Worth police renewed the search for the auto bandits after another hold up. An abandoned car with plates from four cities was found near Dallas, linked to the thieves. A late night robbery yielded $2, with a belated pedestrian chased by the bandits as hundreds pursued in vain.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Dallas
Canal Zone to Adopt Jury System for Felony Trials
An immediate result of the conference between Secretary Garrison and Colonel Goethals, chairman of the Canal Commission, now in Wien, will be the introduction of a jury system in the Canal Zone for trial of persons charged with felonies.
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Canal Zone
Washington, D. C
Garrison
Coleonel Goethals
Canal Commission
Wien
Governor appoints Thomas Cato Worsfold Texas commissioner
The governor appoints Thomas Cato Worsfold of Staple Inn London England as commissioner of deeds for Texas in Great Britain and Ireland. The secretary of state issued the commission.
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Austin
Tex
Thomas Cato Worsfold
Staple Inn
London
England
Texas
Great Britain and Ireland
Worsfold
Fragmented OCR Teasing News Snippet
An incomplete, noisy OCR passage hints at a World news item with mentions of San Antonio and a leased ware day report. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations to form a concrete summary.
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San “Antonio
Emperor 25th Anniversary of William II Celebrated
Berlin marks the twenty fifth accession anniversary with peaceful themes and civic progress. American peace advocates Andrew Carnegie and others present congratulations urging continued peace and friendly ties with Britain.
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Berlin
William
German Empire
Frederick
Andrew Carnegie
R. S. Brookings
St. Louis
J. S. Schmidlapp
Cincinnati
William II of
Germany
Another Body Is Recovered
The body of John Green a driller was recovered early today from the pile of broken rock where he and nine fellow workers were buried in a Lexington avenue subway cave in under construction since Saturday night.
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New York
John Green
Lexington Avenue
Congress Arraigns Republican Liberalism On Prohibition
Johnstown report states Representative Richard Bartholdt of Missouri denounces Congress for passing a prohibition bill over President Taft's veto. He portrays a clash of Puritan blue laws versus liberty loving ideals, urging liberal citizens to fight perceived overreach and defend personal freedom against emerging restrictive laws.
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Johnstown
Congress
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
Ile
Senate
Taft
The
Missourian
United States
Rout of Moros on Mount Pagsang by U S Forces
Manila reports a night battle on Mount Pagsang where six Americans were killed and seven wounded while American scouts cleared the mountain after a fierce clash. Brig. Gen. John Pershing leads Mindanao forces in pursuit of Moros who fled into the hills.
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Manila
Mount Pagsag
Jolo
John Pershing
Mindanao
No Report of Battle on Jolo Island War Department Says
Belated dispatch from Brigadier General Pershing details last week’s fighting. Friday at noon Captain Patrick Moylan with the Thirty-first and Fourteenth Philippine Scout companies took Mount Bunga after a hand to hand clash. One scout from the Thirty-first was killed. The mountainside was very precipitous and the gun was carried up by hand.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Jolo
Pershing
Patrick Moylan
Philippine Scouts
Mount
Bunga
Boy Aviator Archie Cartrider Dies at 17
Archie Erwin Cartrider, 17, said to be the only Boy Scout ever to pass aviation exams, died at his Baltimore home after a ten month illness. A former Baltimore Polytechnic Institute student, he devoted spare time to aero mechanics and built two model airplanes over a year ago that drew attention.
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Baltimore
Archie Erwin Cartrider
United States
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
Business Opportunities on Want Ad Pages
The want ad section invites readers to explore abundant openings in a “Business Chances” column. It promises home buying on affordable terms and opportunities to start a business, highlighting the page as a source of plenty of options.
Refugees Escape Montery to Tampico via Varied Route
A party of ten American refugees from Monterey reached Eagle Pass after a perilous trek through federal and Constitutionalist lines. They were among 78 Americans who set out to reach the United States, facing rail bans and forced detours to Vilaldama and beyond as federals blocked northbound tickets and orders shifted.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Monterey
United States
J. L. Friedman
Victoria
Tamaulipas
W. Harney
Rk. M. Hunter
el Paso
J. L. Arnold
Corpus Christi
Frank English
LaPorte
R. T. Taper
Torreon
D. BE. Bond
American
Reata
Piedras Negras
Monclova
Vilaldama
Laredo
Rio Grande
Gonzalez
Saltillo
Tampico
P. O. Cox
Cox
Golondrina
Guadaloupe
Advance on Torreon by Laguna Constitutionalists
Five thousand Constitutionalists from Laguna province march on Torreon to seize the city as Laguna district falls to state troops under Colonel Eugenio Aguirre Benavides. Torreon’s federal garrison of about three hundred is expected to fall.
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Laguna
Torreon
Eugenio Aguirre Benavides
Guaymas
Sonora
Nuevo Laredo
Montery Starved as Constitutionalists Besiege City
Two Mexicans report Monterey near famine under siege by Constitutionalists with supply routes cut. Corn fetches 15 pesos a cargo, rail traffic halted, smelters idle, and wages unreachable. Reinforcements of about 400 men from Matamoros reported to depart soon under Col. De Los Santos and Col. Rebelo, advancing toward Nuevo Laredo.
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Brownsville
Tex
Monterey
Nuevo Laredo
Matamoros
H. A. de Los Santos
Cassio Rebelo
Mexican federal garrison withdraws as Villa forces attack
Fighting spreads across Chihuahua as Villa aligned rebels mine tracks and derail a federal troop train near Bustillos, killing 74 and wounding 100. Juarez garrison reinforced, state rail lines disrupted, and Castillo unit proclaims Vasquez Gomez revolution in Casas Grandes district. Financial turmoil in Mexico City follows a staged 000,000 peso loan, prompting a peso exchange spike.
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EL Paso
Tex
Madera
Chihuahua
Mexico Northwestern
Villa
Bustillos
Bustillog
General Villa
Juarez
Ynez Salazar
Enrique Patillo
Casas Grandes
Vila Ahumada
Federala
Choa
Herandez
Parral
Huirachic
Chihuahua City
Mercado
General Castillo
Vasquez Gomez
Pearson
Castillo
Braulio Hernandez
Hernandez
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Dish Washers’ Union
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MOROS
Mount Bagsag
Geverals
Gonzales
Mexico
San Luis Potosi
Mexico City
Blanquet
Nuevo Leon
Vera Cruz
Durango
Zacatecas
Campeche
Manuel Brito
Rodolfo Reyes
Bernardo Reyes
Diaz
Madero
Felix Diaz
Banco Nacional de Mexico
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