Mackay Van Company President Reacts to AT&T and Western Union Case
Clarence H. Mackay, president of the Mackay family interests, speaks after an interview with the attorney general of American Telephone and Telegraph and the Western Union Telegraph Company. He calls the resolution bitterly fought but gratifying and hopes it ends public and corporate complaints. He credits the administration and Attorney General McReynolds for a complete solution and notes the justice department acted independently to curb a supposed monopoly aim.
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York
Clarence H
Mackay Vanies
American Telephone and Telegraph Apany
Western Union Telcar Company
McReynolds
Department of Justice
Yuletide in Russia and America Shape Commerce Hope
International News Service reports on holiday spirit cross nations, comparing Russia's festive charity to American business practices. It argues employers should retain workers during winter to boost trade, and predicts future commerce will be guided by broader economic philosophy.
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International News Service
Chicago
Russia
Moujik
America
Italy May Not Take Part in Panama Exposition
Rome December 20 Italy's participation in the Panama Pacific Exposition depends on Washington negotiations over the immigration educational test amendment and on placing American health officers on Italian ships. The note came from Marquis Di San Giuliano foreign minister to Ira Nelson Morris the exposition's special commissioner.
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Rome
Marquis di San Giuliano
Ira Nelson Morris
Italy
Washington
Last Survivor of Chicago's Mott Gang Dies at 63
Michael Sage, last member of Chicago's first organized crime band led by Mollie Mott, died after a sentence of one year in the house of correction. He began stealing at 12 and spent much of his life in prison. Sage was arrested for attempting to rob a residence and lamented his aging, saying prison suits him better than life outside.
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Chicago
Mollie Mott
Michael Sage
Chicago House of Correction
Sage
Mott
Cime
Police
Shevlin Gang
Mollie
Shevlin
Cold Cure Recipe Claims Quick Relief From Colds
An old Globe Pharmaceutical Laboratories ad promotes a pine compound and glycerine mix with whiskey for quick cold relief. It also offers indigestion remedies with Catandir, Pepsin essence, and ginger syrup, touting access through druggists in Chicago.
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Globe Pharmaceutical Laboratories of
Chicago
Act of Piety Was Cause of Arrest
A Russian peasant killed an English mine manager after a rebuke over work discipline. He paused to cross himself before firing, a detail noted by an American mining engineer on tour. A shepherd witnessed the veranda shooting and early reports say the suspect confessed after authorities recalled his left arm injury.
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Paris
Sibsia
Von Forstner jailed for assault amid Zabern crisis
Lieutenant Baron Von Forstner was sentenced to 43 days in prison and stripped of his commission after being found guilty of assaulting a lame shoemaker during the Zabern/Alsace tensions. Testimony showed orders from army headquarters urged aggression and a belief an officer must not be dishonored.
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Strassburg
Germany
Baron von Forstner
Zabern
Alsace
von Forstner
von Reuter
Ninety-ninth
Reds approve Joe Tinker sale to Brooklyn for 25000
Cincinnati club ratifies sale of Joe Tinker to Brooklyn for 25000 in a conference with Reds president Herrmann and Brooklyn president Ebbetts. Reds gain option to buy Yingling for 8500 and Moran for 4000, with Brooklyn allowed to purchase Dick Egan for 500, all optional through January.
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Dick Egan
Egan
Yingling
Moran
Cincinnati Club
Tinker
Brooklyn
Orien Matnanantn Oged
Herzog
Herrmann
Gaby Street Declares Move to Federal League
Gaby Street former battery mate of Walter Johnson and Washington Senators star will join the Federal League next season. He will not report to Chattanooga, which obtained him from Providence last season. Carl Flick second baseman from Philadelphia Athletics also plans to join the Federals.
No Mai Dance Shown In Washington Exhibition
The No Mai, Japan’s classic dance, was featured in a Washington display on December 20, highlighting traditional performance art and cultural exchange.
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International News Service
Washington
Japan
Dance lesson curiosity sparks change in No Mai costume demand
Mrs Elsie J Blattner and her daughter Miss Clara Blattner introduced the No Mai dance to Washington audiences. The Japanese drama No requires generation hand sewn costumes but American depu tantes begin making costumes to mirror the effect without the heavy bustle.
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Washington
Elsie J. Blattner
Clara Blattner
Japan
Ohio sailors afree by smallpox reported aboard
Telegram reports seamen J. H. Neehan Yeeman Ja son and W. Smyror aboard the Ohio, now sailing to Chicago for quarantine fumigation as the smallpox exposure rises among the crew.
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Washington
Ohio
J. H. Neehan
Yeeman Jason
W. Smyror
Ch 8. C
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John Smith
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