Proof of Paper Price Fixing Hearing Raises Costs
Washington April 20 testimony before a House committee on wood pulp and print paper cited increased production costs and a $12 per ton price rise by International Paper. Norris of the New York Times testified that statements justifying the price hike were false and that Canadian mills and U S producers colluded to keep prices high. He noted machinery improvements lower labor costs per ton, while output and capacity grew across ten years.
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United States
Ejeelal
Toho Norris
New York ‘Time
Dood
International Paper Co
Norris
David &. Cowles
American Paper and Pulp Association
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Cowies
Cowles
Milla
American Milix
Sorria
Indorsed Knox for President by Pennsylvania Republicans
Harrisburg Pa April 40 The Republican state convention reaffirmed last year’s choice of Senator Philander C Knox as Pennsylvania’s candidate for the national presidential nomination. Delegates at large to the national convention were elected and a presidential elector chosen. An anarchist deportation roundup was noted in Washington with foreign-born offenders targeted by immigration officials. Pittsburgh warned of a strike by conductors and motormen over wage reductions. A West Virginia convention nominated judges and instructed delegates to vote Taft.
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Harrinburg
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Enslon
W. JD. Porter
Allegheny
Berich
Washington
Vandey
United Brats
Americas
Taft
Bie
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Imegaetee
Wu Court
Reform School
Baltimore
Mary Jam! School For Bays
House of Refuge
Henry Plerman
Leo
Hisstory
Chary
Unclear Typo Fragment Reports Fatal Fall
Fragmentary OCR item reports a fatal fall with garbled names and locations making details uncertain. The readable bits indicate a death tied to a fall event and reference to a place or person but lack clear identifiers or dates.
Connecticut Democrats Name Two Uninstructed Delegates At Large
The Connecticut state convention selected two uninstructed delegates at large to the national convention. Also noted were four unpledged Republican delegates at large chosen at the Vermont meeting. Other items mention Kiel submarine mine casualties and a Topeka trial.
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Kiel
Germany
Chicago
Brittington
Sam
Topeka
Kan
H.W. Tucker
Plot to Kill a Bishop Sparks International Intrigue
A convoluted plot to assassinate Bishop Hartis unfolds as a vessel from the Orient arrives at the harbor. Police intercepts occur near the port, with warnings tied to Durham W. Stevens, Korea adviser, and a suspect linked to a request from Weetington. The case implicates Koreans and a Washington bound mission.
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Ban Francinco
Koréint Inchiaelty
Hinhap Maret Man Varris
Orient
Wondwar
Steaiuer
Placine
Revellur
Oatland
Reugent
Weetington
Bishop Hartis
Durham W. Stevens
Korea
Abot
Washington
Alabama Hepolitican convention backs independent faction
In Birmingham on April 30 the state's anti Carter administration faction met with nearly every county represented. National Committeeman Charles J. Scott chaired and urged an independent Republican party. State office candidates were named and four delegates to the national convention were chosen.
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Birmingham
Ala
Charles J. Scott
Wil
Ana
Inge
Ten Year Sentence For Preacher Amid Local Crime Mix
Wednesday a Winchester case sent preacher to ten years in prison for an attraction incident linked to Tanners Winnies Aid route while Wilkerson eloped with Minn Adi Pero pleton leaving Ale wife behind. In other news Neve Governor Paralyzed after a San Francisco trip. Marshalltown reports Central railroad strikes and wage cut disputes. Caruso appears in Pittobios concert tour with major opera company planning stops in multiple cities.
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Winchester
Ean
Ray
Fulkerson
Tanners
Winnies
Ten Penne
Wilkerson
Minn
Adi
California
Murderers Sentence to Commuted in Cleveland
In Cleveland on April 1 Harry Mapleton, serving a second degree murder sentence, had his life term commuted to twenty one years. The commutation, requested by local officials and judges, leaves Mapleton eligible for parole immediately, though release is uncertain. Also: Municipal Traction Co officials refuse to recognize a wage contract raising hourly pay, with a court injunction denying blocking five cent fare increases pending further ruling.
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Ger Harte
Harry Mapleton
Judes
Manoy
Cleveland
Clevelaml
di Pont
Municipal Traction Co
Cleveland Minette Co
Wagos
East Cleveland
Municipal ‘Traction Ca
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Mathers
Babenok
Will Galla State Convention Inaugurate Campaign
At a Wednesday meeting in Columbus representatives from organizations including Interfelol and the Ohio Federation of Rotary Owls named two members of a five person committee to plan the state convention for promoting the initiative and referendum amendment to the constitution as urged by the state league.
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Will Galla
Columbus
Inter Felol Mi
Stile Benator Howe
Cleve Tord
Rotary Owls
Ohio Federation of Later
State League
Foreigners Claim Starving in Mire and Hunger Strikes
Report from Dayton Ohio and nearby towns describes foreigners mostly Hun karts and Rowmealans queuing for food, Salvation Army aid distributed in quarters, and a worker named Naylor paying workers. In Evanston and Ohio, a Baptist women’s foreign convention gathers delegates from 23 states with Mrs. M. Beott presiding. Democratic congress nomination details include AL N. McCombs of Harrison County for the Sixteenth Ohio district, with delegates T Flynt and D M Gruber elected, Bryan discussed for president.
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Salvation Army
Cor Naylor
Dayton
Allegheny Mountainkiv
Mra. d. M Beott
Evanston
Narional Preaisent
McCombs
Gongraus
Branbenville
Adh
Democraty
Ohio
Wedneaday
AL N. McCombs
Harrison County
T Flynt
Mellaire
D. ML Gruber
Broadwayilie
Altdenitink
Heorge Muth
Bellaire
Thames Hayes
Carroll County
Bryan
Hins Dismiawal Recommendation in Tuscarawas County Incident
In New Philadelphia on April 30 the companion recently investigated a Tuscarawas county child home. Mick Clara Gineling is said to have tortured and voyaged by arriving Jack in the tongue. Nugent, aunt of Aine Sterling, reported Wednesday uncovering the mild rh.
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New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County
Childeen
Mick Clara Gineling Ie
Ariviig
Nugent
Veel
Aine Sterling
Fanatic Who Killed a Child Raves in Jail in Trial
Coroners jury finds Robert Bachman murdered Irene May Smith in Keston Pennsylvania. Witnesses describe religious frenzy and abuse at the home as Bachman raved and denied wrongdoing while the Smith family testified. Authorities plan to formally charge Bachman amid questions of mental state.
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Keston
Robert Bachman
Irene May Smith
Bachman
Mra
Smith
Alliance
Buel Wana
Rachman
Shaw
Epurtt
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Home Relief
Advertisement claims the Pyramid Pile Cure cures piles in days or weeks without surgery. It asserts relief from swelling congestion ulcers and fissures and can be used at home with no business downtime and a free trial offer.
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Mer
Kanawha miners end strike pact on wage talks
Charleston April 20 The joint committees of the miners and operators on the Kanawha field reached an agreement late last night After a lengthy dispute the unions will retain roughly one hundred centinies in effort with eight Bavraid miners to continue work and a phased plan to resume full production.
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Charleston
W. Va
Minera
Kanawha Field
Ruel Trial on Bribery Began After Venue Denial
Abray ham Ruel faced a bribery charge as his trial opened after the court denied a defense motion for a change of venue. The proceeding started Wednesday with the case proceeding amid standard courthouse conditions.
Railroad Shape Will Reopen After Layoff At Erie Shops
The Erie railroad shops on the system will reopen in May. About 5,000 workers, including many in this city, will return to work after several weeks of enforced layoff. A government order caused the shutdown and now a gradual restart is planned. The venture signals resumed activity across the railroad organization. The delay affected operations and workers nationwide. This note confirms an expected improvement in industrial activity across rail infrastructure.
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Erie
Widow's Mysterious Death Over Hidden Investment Secret
P Williams, longtime foreman on the Northwestern between Chicago and Milwaukee, dies in Waukegan after failing to reveal to his wife the coffee plantation company he invested in and the location of his savings. Relatives and a Winnetaka clairvoyant failed to extract the secret before his death. The widow remains largely unaware of the details of his investments and funds.
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Waukegan
Willaims
All Gates
Northwestern
Chicago
Milwaukee
Williams
Willams Mmeelf
Winnetiaka
Sam
Supposed Pauper Leaves Large Estate in Ohio
James Hager died March 20 at his daughter's home in your town. An attorney, EK B Miller, uncovered a large estate after investigating his assets. Hager had split time across Mexico before the Civil War, a New York stay, and later ties to Manchester Tennessee. A $1,600 gold stash and bank books were found among his effects along with deeds for land near Manchester Brown.
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Hans
EK. B. Miller
Hager
Mexico
New York
Manchester
Miller
McCreary Settles for Reckless Shooting Incident
Washington reports New York turfman James McCreary, recently accidentally shot by Representative Heflin of Alabama, will leave the hospital tomorrow after a conference with Heflin, McCreary, and McCreary’s attorney. Heflin offered to reimburse all expenses and damages arising from the disability. The agreement, though, was termed unsatisfactory by all parties.
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M’creary
Washington
Thomas McCreay
New York
Heflin
Alabat
Havev
Mir
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McCreary
James
Steamer Cacique Crew Rescued After Total Loss
The Ecundorian cruiser Cotopaxt arrived yesterday with the thirty crew members of the steamship Cacique after a fire caused by an explosion aboard near Wena point. Captain Dill and Chief Officer Minon led the two lifeboats to Santa Elena bay after three days of hardship. no lives were lost and no rats suffered seriously from ox.
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Guayagall
Ohio House votes big grant amid Cincinnati probe clash
Amid strong opposition the Ohio House approves a $50,000 appropriation for municipal affairs probes into Cincinnati and Cleveland, while wrestles over investigative bills. Debates center on legitimacy of siting and funding, with Republicans threatening to push core probe measures into the general appropriation bill.
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Probera
Cinecinnati
Cleveland Municipal Affairs
Gave a Good Reason in April Court Proceedings
Special Attorney General Osborne stated in the Atlantic Supreme Court that the cake of the American Life Co. was withdrawn from the January Special Klan jury because several jurors were financially interested in the company. Death of a Toledo Viewer founder of Grasser & Brand died suddenly at the game. He was 80 years old.
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Special Caputy
Osborne Do
Atlprema Court
American Lye Co
Comepany
Toledo
Joseph Groans
Grasser & Brand Brety
Ted
Lie Wis
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