Injunction Issued Against Railroads in Federal Case
Hannibal Missouri June 1 a temporary injunction barred 26 western railroads from enforcing or making increases in interstate commerce commission tariffs. The move aims to block rate advances alleged to be by agreement violating the Sherman anti trust act. The order delays June 1 1910 actions. attorneys include Wickersham Judson and Grosvenor acting for the United States.
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Hannibal
Dalted Btaten
Weatern
Alasouri
Judce Dyer
Chambera
Enforelay
Sheriman
United States
Dyer
Wdwing
Grosvenor
Washington
United Sates
Frederict MN. Judson
St Louis
George W. Wickertham
William @. Kenyon
Bloodstains Found Near Church Altar In Kentucky Case
Reported in Loulaville Kentucky, investigators say a missing eight year old girl, Alna Kuterinte Kellner, was murdered inside St. John's Catholic church. Evidence includes bloodstains beneath the altar room, a leather gauntlet, two bloodied handkerchiefs, and a feather fragment. The theory suggests the body was moved through a floor hole to the basement and possibly burned. a funeral was held with unusual crowd control. Also noted are legal proceedings involving Mia. Lana Wendling and updates on coal association headquarters, and obituaries for Charles Howry Treat and Dente Dic hallo.
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Thane
Mia
Lana Wendling
Toledo
Colambuy
Dune
Howard Mannington
Columbus
Michiana Ohlo
Indiana Coal Operstore’ Association
Dyatera’é Daecota Diona
Robert F. Lake
Iren Mich
Dean, Bluington
Dent
W. A. Gidaon
Bandusky
Long Fight in Sight Over Freight Raises Said to Loom
Washington June 1 Attorney General Grosvenor to seek an injunction in federal court restraining six railroads in the middle west from implementing freight rate increases from 30 to 30 percent. The move follows a shipper delegation backed by over twenty lawmakers, amid claims of an unlawful railroad combination under the Sherman act. The White House and cabinet discussed the matter as the government prepares for a showdown with the railroads.
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Washington
Grosvenor
St. Louis
Wickerstrnm
David Dyer
Thae
Federal District
Middle West
Conner
Department of Justice
Wenden
Allernuy
Uwlso
Rowet Lng
AL Te
Chu
Che
Tenis
Trak
Current Comment on Yard Garden Movers and Pulped News
A garbled United States news fragment references a back yard vegetable garden mover and Washington Post, noting King George, misworded disputes, and a New York preacher story about impaison foalng diamonds. Detroit Free Press and Albany Moore Kuickertooker are oddly cited amid a claim a laundry was invented to wash paper money.
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King George
Wells
New York
Bagi
Detroit Free Prews
Jolwalog
Boston University Eyes Ohio Educator as President
The Boston University board unanimously elected Guy Potter Benton, president of Miami University since 1902, as successor to William Huntington. Benton has not committed, and Miami trustees may object. final acceptance awaits trustees' deliberation and Benton’s consultation.
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Benton
Boston
Ohio Normal Uiversity
Ohio Wesleyan
Fbaker University
University of Wooster
Oxford
Huy Potter Benton
Miami University
Horton University
Jocal Institution
Supreme Court affirms ICC power to set railway rates
Washington June 1 The Interstate Commerce Commission retains authority to set railway rates and enforce them on its own. Justice McKell delivers a strong opinion upholding the commissions right to fix and regulate rates despite railroads challenging the delegation of legislative authority.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Comminaton
Justice McKellon
Supreme Court of the United States
Comminaton
The Joke a Reality in Bucyrus Auto Crash
A party from Attica traveled by automobile to Attica with undertaker jokes. An hour later the car wrecked and the undertaker’s ambulance carried Mr. McDonald home. He died later at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Robert McDonald
Attica
Mr. McDonald
Jake
Kohler Accused in Drunkenness and Immorality Hearing
Cleveland civil service hearing on 2 percent charges of drunkenness and immorality against Frederick Kohler, dismissed as an avaportend? as a police officer. Kohler denies the charges. Witnesses testified Kohler appeared intoxicated during election night events and in rooms of the board of instructions.
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Cleveland
Civil Service Commission
Frederick Kohler
Ahlet
Policeork
Kohler
Wittenses
Board of Stuctions
Trent
Notice to Contractors for School Building Materials
Notice announces bids for removal of debris and supplying materials for rebuilding a school in old Reelin township. Bids open from the clerk's office starting Monday, July 2, 1010 at noon. Materials and labor must meet specifications. bids must include material classes and labor for erection at the site.
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Ue Elork
Enld
Jong
Executor's Notice for Catherine Hardesty Estate Knox County
The undersigned Hoween appointed and qualified executor of the estate of Catherine Hardesty late of Knox County Ohio deceased by the Probate Court of Knox County on May 28 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoween
Catherine Hardesty
Knox County
Ohio
Said County
Executor appointed for John B. Wilson estate in Knox County
Notice declares Van Beet appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of John B. Wilson late of Knox County Ohio deceased by probate court of Knox County on May 27 1910.
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van Beet
John B. Wilson
Knox County
Ohio
Said County
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Kellner
Tressurer Treat
Charles Howry ‘Treat
Victoria Hotel
Fin
Hin
Glee
Dente
Hallo
Penitentiary Hospital
Moody
Rowton
Jum Lp
Jwellew Moody
Supreme Court
Tt Borton
J Mo Goldthwaite
Buccead Ballinger
Ballinger
Gomaipy
Norton
D. Morton
Chicago
W. Carpenter
J. N. Sutton
Congress
Oregon
James M Sutton
Marine Corps
Anoipolis
Porthore
Governor Marshall
Indiana
Champ Clark
Missouri
Ollie James
Kentucky
Columbin Jefferson Club
Olentangy Park
Jefferson Club
Dayton
Columbia
State of
New York World
Hotel Astor
Glenn H. Curtis
The
World
St. Louis Pont Dispatch
Boston University
Ayer
Mair
Mw Artis
B.S
Nature
Atlanta
Max Kurlander & Co
Kurlander
Lorain
Newcomer High
Mulberry Sts
Mt. Vernon
MAX Harlander & Company
J. Dubinsky
Border
Frank E. Kirby & Co
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