Senator Attacks Rockefeller Foundation As Crime Fueling Trusts
Washington May. Senator Works blasts a $100 million Rockefeller education grant as a scheme to farm out control of education to Rockefeller and associates. He lashes trusts and tariffs, urges Sherman Act reforms, and says wage protection and fair tariffs must accompany any tariff policy. He supports the Democratic Party trial and warns against monopolies and ill gotten gains.
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Dream Talk Doesn't Go With This Court
Denver May 6 The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that a murder conviction cannot be based on statements made in sleep The decision case involves Joseph Martines convicted of killing Fortune Campbell and sentenced to life in prison The court sent the case back for a new trial instructing that somniloquy testimony not be admitted as evidence The ruling states a confession given during sleep is not voluntary and cannot be used.
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New Haven Railroad Faces More Charges
Washington May 5. The New Haven railroad is charged with injurious discrimination against a New York steamship line, disadvantaging a competitor. Colonial Navigation Company of New York petitions the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging the New Haven has extended to itself privileges withheld from its rival.
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Tariff Bill Nears House Vote and Passage Expected
The House moves toward final action on the Underwood tariff bill with the wool schedule approved without change. Debate has been orderly as Republicans press a substitute for wool duties, while Democrats insist the substitute does not align with earlier tariff board findings. Senate hearings are not planned, with passage anticipated by month’s end.
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Gompers Sentenced To 30 Days In Contempt Case
The DC Court of Appeals sustained contempt judgments against Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell of the American Federation. Gompers gets 30 days imprisonment and Morrison and Mitchell $500 fines each. no jail time for them. Chief justice dissented and would reverse.
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Banker John Hayes Drops Out of Sight
Pierre May 6 The bank at Capa Was taken charge of this morning by State Bank Examiner Witgfeld for Hayes of Fort Pierre. Hayes disappeared last week and cannot be located amid reports of a mysterious disappearance and forged paper surfacing in the Ft Pierre bank.
Reddy in Washington to Buck Referees
Washington candidate Dy Caf 6 J Beste arrived in Washington today to contest his candidacy for waryarth the souther town district. Refogers turned Howl Mro Retdys and recommended Tate Chaivman Reed to handle motions. M Rich of Keokuk Tae of the Purity Wars company hired against tariff changes affecting its COMBAT.
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Nicholas Agrees to Surrender Scutari Fortress
Montenegrin King Nicholas I decides to evacuate Scutari in response to European powers demand as Austria Italy Russia and others press to settle the Albanian question. Evacuation to be discussed by ambassadors in London with the future of Scutari in powers hands.
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Peaceful settlement of difficulty in sight outlined
Berlin reports Montenegro told the German foreign office she would place no conditions, while officials doubt any concrete evacuation steps have begun. Communication from Cettinje gave no date for Scutari evacuation, but hinted first steps may occur within 24 hours. Ambassadors in London expected further clarification as Vienna markets held firm amid cautious optimism.
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Haiti Elects Oreste President With Strong Arm Promise
Port au Prince May 4 Michiel Oreste the new president of Hayt elected yesterday vows firm action to restore order and peace. General Detly governor attacked the parliamentary building during voting and fled after regular troops under General Pertevion repulsed him. The gunboat Nash sailed from Santo Domingo to Port au Prince to guard against contingencies following President Arguete death.
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River Regatta Postponed in Muscatine
The Keokuk Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association regatta scheduled for July 2 4 and 6 was cancelled due to date conflicts with Great Lakes races for the Perry celebration The rate committee of the association met yesterday and will reconvene in two weeks to select a new city for the event.
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Chinese president warns of force if needed after election
President Yuan asserts the government may use military force to quell conspiracies if peace cannot be maintained. He says he hopes to avoid future trouble and plans to be relieved from office after the next presidential election.
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Many Coast News Items From Juneau and Across States
A sprawling collection of brief notices from Juneau to Chicago, detailing ship strikes near Sentinel Island, suffrage clashes in a park, a fatal shooting in Pittsburg, court rulings on Evelyn Thaw, Dayton flood costs, farm price shifts, and various local incidents, including weathered reports from New York, Washington, and canary islands. Names span Captain Charlee Campbell, Governor Cox, J. D. Gilkey, and Walter H. Page among others.
Court barred in Britain in contempt ruling
London May 1 Alyendyia Weno Quy and Mrs Scott found guilty of contempt of court for circulating a pamphlet in Mikiberwit. The High Court of Appeals upheld the judgment amid a controversial remark by the lord chancellor about open justice and court power.
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Japan's Protest Not Yet Received Amid California Bill Action
Wanlington May 6 President Wilson said he had not yet received Japan's formal protest regarding a California bill. Ambassadors in China and Tokyo were briefed on terms of the bill and treaty implications. Legal experts study the Webb bill to challenge possible grounds under the 1911 treaty. A secret joint army navy board meeting, with Admiral Dewey present, was held to discuss the situation and strategic naval moves.
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Spain May Enter Powers Alliance
Paris May he approaching visit to the French capital of King Alfonso of Spain is regarded as of considerable significance for Europe. It is said this visit may mean the entrance of Spain into the triple entente between France Great Britain and Russia. Alfonso is here on Wednesday. The French government is making elaborate preparations for the occasion. The rooms to be occupied at the Pilate Corey have been decorated with objects of art and the ambassador’s wither he will hold a reception has been hung with gobelin tapestry from Louis XIV’s favorite sitting room at Ver Milles palace. After a stay of two days crowned with innumerable entertainment the king will leave on Friday witnessing a review of military airmen and aero planes just before his departure
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Woodmen Restore Neighbors After Tornado Damage
Cornel Bluffs May 6 about 30 Woodmen of the World lodge members spent the fifth Sunday rebuilding the home of J M Zbornick east of Cornel Bluffs in Mosquito Creek Valley. One wall fell and a dish of cranberries remained exposed as the storm tore through the Tully home and farm. The workers repaired and rebuilt the house and improved the farm structures. Lena Rain Halts Forest Fires in Marinette and Oconto counties Wisconsin and parts of the Upper Peninsula.
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Mystery Golf Score Record From Biarritz Unclear
Fragmentary notes recount a golf competition at Biarritz where a Chevalier allegedly posted 310 strokes with a 91 average over 17 holes. The text interweaves garbled names and a confession about a misdeed at the first holes, leaving the original claimant and events uncertain and unresolved.
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