Packers Lose In Criminal Action Involving Indictments
June 20 report from a Chicago court states the Packers faces trial after Judge Carpenter denied rehearing motions by J. Ogden Armour and nine others. Indictments charge Viola, Hei ws the Shtorman antitrust set. No written opinion issued. trial expected to proceed about Haxt Hetobor. Substantial questions on the meaning of unreasonable restraint and Sherman act provisions were central to the decision.
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Wee
George A. Farnenter
United States
J. Ogdon Armour
Chicago
Tilia
Jide Carpenter
United States Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Amerian Tobacco Capes
Fatalities mar the great aviation rage at Idego Belgium
At Idego Belgium June 20 aviation circuit leaders rest after a series of fatal accidents during the opening day. Capt Prinston and M Landron were burned in a mid air explosion, Le Martins crushed, Gaubert and others injured as planes crashed or failed to respond. One monoplane fell near Charleville with pilot unknown. Seven contestants arrived yesterday. others faced delays due to mishaps.
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Idego
Belgium
Aviae
Capt. Princeton
M. Landron
M. le Martins
Chateau ‘Thierry
Paris
M. Gaubert
NM. Bille Ou
M. Lorigan
Oscar Morrison
M Morin
Solasons
France
Gaubert
Caiesing Elays
Bones Found In Wreck Of Maine At Havant
Workmen at Havant reported finding blackened bones from the Maine wreck on the spar deck near the after superstructures. The forearm and right foot bones were collected by an undertaker and placed aboard the collier Leonidas for potential identification aided by recovered objects. Water levels in the area had dropped slightly and officials hoped more debris would return clues.
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Havant
Attleship
Maine
Chiree
Leonidas
Wheat Flies High in Chicago Market
Chicago, June 20. A sensational crop damage scare in the northwest sent the wheat market skyward with a net advance of 1 2 4 cents. Reports say the open the Jim River Valley in South Dakota is almost destroyed, with large areas in Minnesota and northern Iowa in a bad way. An expert notes rain now would scarcely help as wheat remains thin and some fields only 6 to 10 inches tall. The damage is attributed to recent extreme heat.
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Chicago
Northwest
Jim River
South Dakota
Gare Atute
Minnesota
Towh
Banks Get Small Share Of Bonds
Washington reports that an announcement may be made today of Lie investors who bid successfully for the new fifty million dollar Panama loan. As the tabulation advances it appears most of the issue will go to individual trustees of nation schools and public institutions rather than banks. Treasury officials say there was quick demand for this government evaluated form of investment.
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Washington
Panama
Cie Insug
Natuten
Treasury of
Helala
Taft and Mrs Taft Celebrate Silver Wedding at White House
Washington June 20 President Patt and Mrs Taft marked a silver wedding anniversary. Delegations from Cincinnati arrived for a luncheon at Chevy Chase club and gifts poured in from cabinet members and other officials. Taft received numerous keepsakes including silver vases plates and a fruit platter.
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Washington
Patt
Commuercial Club
Cieinnat 1
White House
Chevy Chase Club
Mre
Roosevelt
Senate
Sherman
Taft
House
Stark
Secretary of State
Knox
Secretary of the Treasury
Wickersham
Rge
Secretary of the Navy
Meyer
Charles D. Norton
Norton
Sugar Trust Under Limelight in U S Investigations
Washington reports reveal two House committees probing the American Sugar Refining Company and allied firms. J H Post of National Sugar Refining testified on holdings and profits tied to Havermeyer, while Expenditures Committee examined dock weighing frauds at New York port and Spitzer’s testimony. A separate note from Portugal records ratification of government forms and abolition of monarchy. Conference delegates from U S boot and shoe workers gathered for the InternationaI convention in the old capitol.
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Washington
House
American Sugar Refining Company
Special Sugar Trust
J. H. Post
National Sugar Refining Company
New Jersey
Treasury Department
Port
New York
Oliver Spitzer
Havermeyer
Mr. Post
H. ©. Havereyer
Tock
Spitzer
Post
Formney
Paul Aliin
United States
Boot and Shoe Workers
Capitol
Diversified crops mark development of Dakota fields
Washington, June 20. Census figures on South Dakota leading crops show wheat, corn, oats, hay and forage, flaxseed, emmer and spelt, potatoes by 1909 values. Wheat area fell 22 percent from 1899 to 1909 while corn and oats yielded large gains in acres and total production, with hay and forage and flaxseed also expanding significantly.
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Washington
South Dakota
Falloners
LeGrand Powers
Bureau of the
Cellana
Porkopolis scent at large in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls residents report a strong sewer odor in the south part of the city. Citizens telephone Dr Keller protesting the stench and possible typhoid germs. A deputy inspector is sent to Mali avenue to verify, remarking the wind carries a familiar meat-pack district odor from nearby packing houses.
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Porkopolis
Sioux Falls
Sioux Fells
Aldis
Kelles
Keller
Mali Avenue
Kanene City
Omaha
Chicago
Cold Storage Eggs To Be Investigated
In Itinea New York on June 20 the government plans an investigation of cold storage eggs this summer led by Prof W A Stocking of Cornell University a noted bacteriologist. Investigators will conduct tests at Omeba with several Washington government experts assisting to determine which eggs store best for quality and longevity.
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Itinea
W. A. Stocking
Cornell University
Omeba
Washington
Rainfall and Crops Reports Across Nebraska and Nearby States
Reports from Seward Nebraska to Mitchell detail varying crop outcomes. Some areas suffer wind and hail destruction reducing wheat and oats, while others like West of Nebraska City and Watertown note heavy rains aiding corn and small grain prospects. Drought relief in New Underwood South Dakota brings alfalfa yield optimism. Fremont and Dodge County show improved prospects though moisture remains below ideal.
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Seward
Nebraska City
Watertown
Ithgicn County
Banner County
South Dakota
NEW Underwood, & D
Fremont
Neb
Dodge County
Mitchell
Cora
Deaths in Several Iowa and nearby towns reported
Obituaries record Mrs. Sarah J. Pry of Danbury Ambroy Pry widow of a Danbury farmer, Henry Murray of Hawarden, Dr. John Askin pastor of Pierre church, Elza Kerr age 95 near Cordova, P. B. Gibbs longest resident of Craig with 49er ancestry, Henry Brown of Yankton Army builder of Fort Randall, and local survivor details including spouses children and ages where available.
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Danbury
Sarah J. Pry
Ambroy Pry
Pry
Hawarden
Henry Murray
Father Bradley
Order of Forestern
Order of Eagles
Pierre
John Askin
Monhol
Elza Kerr
Cordova
Tothem
Craig
NRB
Gibbs
Meer
Craig Tid
Hi “S
California
49Ers
Montana
Tolahi
Bell Cro % Valles
Firat
New York
Haney
Fort Randall
Yankton
John Hickey
Unwritten Defense Centered on Wartime Hero in Carnival Shooting
Huntington witness Fleury Watkins aims to rely on an unwritten defense as he faces charges after shooting and seriously wounding Fire Chief WW Church during a crowded carnival on Huntington’s grounds. Church’s age leaves his prognosis uncertain as the incident sparks a regional sensation.
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Huntington
W. VA
Fleury Watkins
Church
Huntington Fire Department
Chureh
Robert Fitzsimmons
Prine Ring
Barney Oldfela
Danville
San Antonio
Tex
William J. Dunne
Nan
Monterey
Mexico
Francisco I. Madero
ST. Louis
Jack Daniel Distilling
Soldiers Called to Halt Liquor Sales in Kansas
Columbus Kansas June 19 The liquor crusade has sparked armed clashes as outsiders defy authorities with no arrests. Soldiers in plain clothes fail to deter violators and murders occur with little police action. Liquor is sold openly on streets in Pittsburg and mining camps ahead of further legal action. Judge Lindsay awaits guidance while local officers seek a workaround to Judge Sapps ruling.
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Columbus
Kan
Kansas
Pittsburg
Mulberry
Galena
Franklin
Fopekn Aa
Daweon
Sapp
Dawson
Fizure
Lquor
Nquor
Doctor Accused Of Being An Incendiary Leader
St Paul reports Dr E D Dumas mayor of Case Lake Minnesota faces a warrant charging him as leader of a gang of incendiaries and safe blowers after two robbers were wounded and one captured near Pope sky Bemidji. Captive robber identified as William Bean with companion Mike Davis. The gang has operated in the region for some time.
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St. Paul
Minn
Bermida
E. D. Dumas
Case Lake
Pope
Sky
Bemidji
William Bean
Mike Davis
Stat
Spokane Dairies Rule Out Men Over Facial Hair
A joint order issued for June 21 targets milksmen and male workers in Spokane dairies requiring every other day absence. Dairymen have already faced tobacco bans and installed wash basins and laundries in milking stables. Workers wear white suits and change daily, with salaries cited at 35 to 45 dollars monthly. Some say banning whiskers is sanitary but could hinder hiring at current wages.
Sensational Crop Decline Sets Cotton Market Tone
New York June 18 reports of favorable crop prospects and rains in the drought zones triggered a broad selling wave in the cotton market. July futures slid to 1131, down 40 points from the prior night and $6.50 per bale beneath the record highs, amid private crop improvements noted after government figures released last month.
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New York
Suffragists Parade Impress Britain in London Crowds
A sprawling London pageant marks the suffrage movement with American and British participants. Notable figures including Annie Besant and Millicent Fawcett lead contingents as crowds greet the king and queen returning from Windsor. The coronation festival program intensifies ahead of Thursday events.
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Cscribeg
Doran
Warner
Bano Sordi Manrolied
Ument
East Master
Greta
Br Droneniey
al Boni
Cal Aragon
Miat
Queen Victoria
Riou
Whita ‘Chape
Palous
Victor
Jars Ty
Duane T Ting
Jenny Find
Browning
Iney Mulholland
Gertrude Ei Acrens
Angthy Iitott
Amerioa! Wr
Misa Bryce
A! Bryce
If House of Commo
Mail Car Looted by Bold Robbers Near Yoncalla
A mail car between Yoncalla and Roseburg was robbed last night as the Portland bound train halted near Yoncalla. Two highwaymen held the clerk, looted the car, and fled into the countryside. posse efforts continued this morning with officers and Sheriff Ke Quine pursuing suspects armed with revolvers and automatics.
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Shasta Limited
Portland
Bell Uratr
Ore
Jung
Dain
Yoncalia
Yoncaila
Yoncalla
Yonealin
Grorge Ke Quine
Rosebure
Mircail
Cooke Acquitted of Embezzlement in Cincinnati Case
Cincinnati report notes Cooke was cleared of embezzling about 24000 from the Big Pour railroad. Jurors read letters from Cooke to Mrs. Ford during deliberations, and destruction of his cash book weighed on the outcome. In Kansas, Abilene saw a new anti trust enforcement action by state officials against Standard Oil company, first in a series across counties.
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Cincinnati
Edgar
Cooke
Iday
Ena
Beazing
Big Pour
Tudge Hunt
Ford
Coane
Topeka
Kan
Abilene
Attiney
Dickinson County
Thrirat
Severn
Kansas
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Hanger
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Lawrence
Eddy
Douglas County Court House
Britain
Potts
London
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Windsor
Metropolis
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