Steel Giants to Fight US in High Stakes Trust Case
United States seeks dissolution of the U S Steel trust under the Sherman act. Executives led by J P Morgan and John D Rockefeller Jr face a government petition to declare the combine illegal and dissolve holdings and subsidiaries. Marshal Snowden serves summons as law action advances.
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United Press
New York
Steel Kings
United States
Giants of Finance
J. Pierpont Morgan
Steel Trust
Francis Lynde Stetson
Steel Corporation
Marshal Snowden
Trenton
N. J
E. H. Gary
Waldorf-Asctoria Hotel
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
J. P. Morgan
Daniel J. Reid
Norman BR. Ream
Henry C. Frick
Andrew Carnegie
Wm. H. Moore
U. S
Sher
U. S. Steel Corporation
Hilore
Harmon Stands Against Judge Recall in Governor Harmon’s Nominating Bid
In Denver on October 27 Hugh L. Nichols lieutenant governor of Ohio backs Judson Harmon for president urging progressive stance and opposing judge recall. Nichols notes strong Mormon sentiment and claims Harmon’s platform favors progress.
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United Press
Denver
Harmon
Hugh L. Nichols
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Nichols
Jaws Wired Together To Heal Fractured Jaw
Hammond Indiana reports Drs wired Frank Alt’s jaws shut after a triple fracture to aid healing. He will must eat through a tube for at least a month while recuperating.
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Hammond
Ind
Frank Alt
Congressmen Begin Seattle Monetary Commission Session
Congressmen M Laughlin B Vreeland G W Prince and James McLaughlin with two others opened a two day session at 11 am to hear local bankers on needed monetary legislation. They were welcomed at the depot by Seattle National Bank and First National Bank representatives. The meetings are in the Washington hotel. Vreeland to address the Chamber of Commerce tonight.
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B. B. Vreeland
New York
Monetary Commission
G. W. Prince
Tbnots
James McLaughlin
California
Commission
Seattle National Bank
First National Bank
Washington Hotel
Vreeland
Chamber of Commerce
Big Contest in Hyde Trial
In Kansas City on October 27 the defense filed a formal exception in the trial of Dr. Bennett Hyde for the murder of Col. Thos. H. Swope and relatives by alleged 7 phoid germs in their food. Judge Porterfield overruled the motion to quash the second venue of tales men claiming an illegal jury wheel revision. The defense, confident of victory, had limited interference with the venire already drawn.
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Kansas City
Bennett Hyde
Thos. H. Swope
Porterfield
Talesmen
French Aviator Desparnet Killed in Aerial Test
In Rheims France on October 27 Aviator Desparnet died instantly when his aircraft fell during army aerial tests. The machine somersaulted from several hundred feet, turning multiple times before landing. Desparnet’s body was recovered about 60 feet from the wreck.
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Rheims
France
Desparnet
She Always Shaves as Man- masquerading youth in custody
Mise Carmen Folls alias Henry Nesbitt, 18, told in Oakland court she always shaves after haircuts. Detention home holds her pending disposition after arrest on petit larceny. She has masqueraded as a man for years and works as a laborer.
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Oakland
Cal
Mise Carmen Folls
Henry Nesbitt
Mise Folis
Wall Street Excited by Government Steel Trust Fight
The market opened weak and feverish as the government move to dissolve the steel trust unsettled trading. United States Steel opened four points lower than yesterday’s close, slipping from 58 44 to 53 1/2 before partial recovery, with Steel common trading around 103 1/2. Heavy selling occurred across issues.
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Wall Street
United
New York
Steel Trust
Stock Exchange
United States
Steel
Autopsy to probe candy poisoning deaths in Oregon family
In La Grande Oregon October 27 an autopsy is planned for Mrs Mary Mills 61 and her granddaughter Mary Donaldson 21 months who died after a brief illness following a candy feast. Other family members ate the homemade candy but showed no symptoms. Officials suspect utensils used to make the candy may have caused poisoning.
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LA Grande
Mary Mills
Mary Donaldson
Next Murder Will Be By Fire Warns Ellsworth Letter
A threat note mailed from Denver warned that the next murder would be by fire. Fear spread through Ellsworth as Bohemian residents prepared for possible attack while authorities traced the sender of the ominous communication amid connections to the Showman murders and other recent grisly cases.
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Ellsworth
Kan
Jadshaw
Denver
Colo
Colorado Springs
Monmouth
Showman
Sheriff Bradshaw
John
Frances Smith Fined for Parading Streets in Denver
Frances Smith was sentenced to 20 days in the county jail for parading the streets and beaming smiles at strangers in Denver on October 27.
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Denver
Frances Smith
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