Sheboygan Furniture Tariff Ruling Lets Prices Rise
Interstate Commerce Commission orders permanent withdrawal of suspended furniture commodity rates on carloads to and from Wisconsin Illinois Iowa and Missouri via St Paul Duluth Winona and other points. Commission finds high minimums and routing changes may justify a moderate rate advance and directs carriers to file new tariffs to remove discrimination and inconsistencies while preserving producer points and distributing centers.
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Seboygan
middle west
Chicapol Northwestern R. R. Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
gra
Wisconsin
Illinois
Intama
Iowa
Missoui
St Paul
Duluth
Winn Winn
St Paul Assom of Commerce
Commera hh
Rockford
Mufactmers
Asad
Webster
Supaior
Wis
Iowa 'lof Railroad Commission
Gmenhagien & Francs Co
Pail Phoenix Chair Co
She- Mean
Jowrns Bros
Mfg
Paul Crocker
Itebovean Waisconsin
Port Washington
Fondaci fy Co
Fond du
Rethe
Indianapo
ih Pan
Ben ot
Sheboygan
rigin
St. Paul
Winona
Superior
Hudson
La Crosse
central freight association
Lake Michgan
Chicago
Manitowoc
Diamond theft at Lebolt & Co. on State Street
Chicago May 26 a thief tore off a window screen and broke the store window of Lebolt & Co. on State street securing diamond rings valued at 5000 dollars. A man named D L Gordon aged 40 was arrested but denied the theft.
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Chicago
Lebolt & Co
State street
D L Gordon
Warrants Issued for McCarthy Pesky Fight Figures
Calgary May 26 warrants were issued for the arrest of Tom Burns William McCarthy referee Ed Smith and several others connected with the McCarthy Pesky fight. The arrests were ordered by the attorney general.
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Calgary
Alta
Tom Burns
William McCarthy
Ed. Smith
Death in carriage accident near Collinsville
William Myers of Collinsville died in a night carriage incident when he fell asleep and his head pressed into the buggy top causing fatal choking. State authorities report the accident occurred in May in the local area.
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Associated Press
Collinsville
Conn
William Myers
Prison Sentences for Threats to President Wilson
Newark May 26 Jacob Dunn and Seeley Davenport two wood choppers who sent threatening letters to President Wilson before the election were sentenced to state prison Dunn five years Davenport two years.
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Associated Press
Newark
Jacob Dunn
Seeley Davenport
Wilson
Dunn
Davenport
Farmers Strike Affects 10000 On Reclamation Projects
Associated Press reports that over 10,000 western reclamation project farmers face payments to the government for operation and maintenance costs until projects are completed as ruled by today’s Supreme Court decision. In Tokyo, the emperor shows slight improvement while the empress remains ill from a cold during her vigil by the emperor.
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Associated Press
Washington
west
supreme court
Tokio
Remembrance Service Honors Navy Dead at Lake Michigan
A Sunday memorial at Sheboygan marked naval valor with a coastal parade from Eagles Hall to the beach at Pennsylvania Avenue. Speakers included Attorney D T Phalen and Rev Manaton, praising Navy sacrifices and warning of future water warfare. flowers were cast on the waters and services concluded with a flag salute.
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Lake Michigan
Eagles Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eagles’ Fife and Drum Corps
Company Boys
Widemeyer Post
W. R C of
Sheboygan
W. A. C fot Sheboygan
America
navy
Attorney Phalen
George Smig
Hugo Sperling
Eugene Huyck
Arthur Walvoord
Minnie Philipowsky
Schreiber
tripute
Fred Heronimus
Eagles Fife and Drum Corps
Peter Reiss
Chaplin
Helen B Cole
Doege Trier
Roosevelt Libel Trial Opens in Marquette
Theodore Roosevelt arrives with friends and reporters in Marquette for a libel suit against editor George A. Newett seeking 410000 in damages. The judge sets 2 p.m. start as jurors are gathered and opening statements underway amid questions over how much proof the plaintiff must provide and whether drunkenness charges are libelous.
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Marquette
Col Roosevelt
Newett
Marquette, Mich
Theodore Roosevelt
George A. Newett
Richard C. Flannigan
Col. Roosevelt
Extraordinary Washington lobby targets tariff bill
President Witson denounces a powerful Washington lobby backing tariff changes. He cites paid ads and unlimited money aimed at swaying public opinion and congressional action. He urges the public to recognize the pressure and hopes lawmakers step free from disruption to debate. He says he fears no success by the lobby.
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Associated Press
Washington
Witson
Drunkenness Defined by Many Courts Cited in Suit
William P. Belden, chief counsel for George A. Newcott, returned from Chicago where depositions were taken for trial. Under Judge Flannigan, the courtroom was fitted with extra tables and chairs to accommodate a large press crowd as the suit proceeds.
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William P. Belden
George A. Newcott
Chicago
Flannigan
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Roosevelt vs. Newett
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W. P Belden
Flanniigan
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