Trusts and trade reform debate in national circles
A garbled survey of economic reform talk references Dewey era concerns uniting politicians and the press. It mentions trusts,barrel and racket schemes, and proposed measures to curb monopolies while highlighting the influence of broader national debates on prices and industry.
News of the Week Chronicle of a turbulent era
A sprawling summary of global events features political upheavals in the United States and abroad, including party strife in Congress, assassination trials, and insurance schemes. It notes insurrection in the Philippines, labor unrest, legal actions, and criminal cases, tying together disasters, diplomacy, and domestic politics.
Court rules May 1995 county seat ballot case
A territorial court denies mandamus to force placing Centerville as a county seat option in Grant County ballot. The opinion holds Congress alone may relocate county seats in the Cherokee Outlet, and the May election proposed by local officials conflicts with federal law. the petition is dismissed with no writ issued. The decision discusses authority of county commissioners and election boards and notes related updates on schooling and railway property.
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Ex-Groverso figures in Renfrew led mining scheme
Renfrew controls a $1,000,008 mining outfit with £508,000 property near Joplin Missouri and $159,000 in treasury to develop the venture and build mills. Governor Renfrew owns a quarter of the stock and is paid $10,000 yearly as secretary. William Tole, a Choctaw County farmer, faced bigamy allegations after he sent for his Tennessee wife and another Texas claimant who claimed to be his wife. the second contestant weakened on the stand and claimed only cohabitation. Tole was discharged.
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Peruna Cited By Ohio Publisher For Family Use
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