FINAL FIGH IN HARVESTER CASE ON AT ST. PAUL
Government contends the formation of the International Harvester Company in 1902 created a monopoly in harvesting machinery. It alleges a deliberate plan by trustees and investors to eliminate competition and extend control over all U S agricultural implements.
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ST. Paul
Supreme Court
Havce
Taal Wagon Com
Bveacra Voes
Interna Gent
Owerer
Tobacco Trust
International Harvester Company
George W. Perkins
McCormick, Deering and
Perkins
Harvester
Lane
Wisconsin Corporation
The
International
United States
Valiant
Missouri Supreme Court
Final Struggle for Supremacy Reported With Armed Suppression
The article describes groups equipped with revolvers and authorized to suppress and intimidate electors as part of a final struggle for supremacy. The piece notes the tense atmosphere and threats facing voters during the period.
President Wilson eyes NJ and Maryland election impact
President Wilson anticipates tomorrow's results to spur the currency reform program. In New Jersey and Maryland the currency bill and national issues dominate as administrators push speakers to Massachusetts. New York Republicans claim a return to power aided by Democratic disaffection and Progressive fusion with the GOP in New York City may gain balance of power in the state assembly.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
New Jersey
Maryland
Massachusetts
New York
State Assembly
Sulzer
New York City
Assembly
Metropolis
Officials Vacate for Election Holiday Across States
By Associated Press in Washington, November 3, officials in states voting tomorrow began a holiday atmosphere. Senate held a brief session, banking committee did not meet on the administration currency bill, and the House did not convene. President Wilson planned to vote in New Jersey and return to Washington the same day.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Wilson
New Jersey
New Jersey Campaign Quiet Amid False Registration Claims
On November 3 in Trenton the pre election day passage of polling was calm with scattered reports of false registration in major cities. Democratic candidate James F. Fielder and Republican nominee Edwin C. Stokes lead the race with Colby also mentioned.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
James F. Fielder
Edwin C. Stokes
Colby
Massachusetts governor candidates campaign to finish strong
Poston Massachusetts November 3 reports the four leading candidates for governor wrap up campaigning. Governor Eugene N Foss, a three term Democrat seeking a fourth term as an Independent, spoke in twenty towns. Lieutenant Governor David Walsh, an aspirant, continued his bid.
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Poston
Mass
Eugene N. Foss
David Walsh
Mexican Women in War Game
Women of Mexico play a prominent part in the warfare, serving as soldaderas or fighters. At Piedras Negras on the Mexico border 500 women accompanied the army, guarding wagon trains and feeding troops in the plaza. Noted fighter Mrs. Alonzo Alanis led raids in Juarez and held command for months.
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Associated Press
del Rio
Texas
Mexico
Republic
Monterey
Pablo Gonzales
Senorita Maria Sanchez
Monclova
Senora Pimental
Maas
Piedras Negras
Eagle Pass
Alonzo Alanis
Huerta
Juarez
SAPHO reels at the Crown with Florence Roberts
Florence Roberts and Shelby Hull star in six feature reels at the Crown on Tuesday and Wednesday. Ticket price is 10 cents.
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Sapho
Florence Roberts
Shelby Hull
Saved His Foot From Ulcer With Arnica Salve
H D Ely of Bantam Ohio suffered a four year foot ulcer. Doctors advised amputation but he refused and reluctantly tried Bucklen s Arnica Salve as a last resort. He wrote that the salve cured his foot.
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H. D. Ely
Bantam, O
Bucklen
Remarkable Voyage of the Annie M. Reid Four Mast Ship
The Brooklyn dock tale follows the four masted bark Annie M. Reid under Captain Durkee. It recounts a near collision with a phantom ship in heavy fog and a 370 mile daily run for four days, covering Montevideo Adelaide Havre and London before returning to New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Annie M. Reid
Durkee
Seven Seas
Cape of Good Hope
Carthage
Montevideo
Adelaide
St. Helena
Queenstown
Havre
London
Freight steamer Manchester Commerce hits iceberg near Belle Isle
The Furness Line freighter Manchester Commerce struck an iceberg in the strait of Belle Isle while en route from Montreal to Manchester. Although badly damaged, Captain Couch steered for St Johns Newfoundland for repairs. Manager J R. Binning of Furness Line said the ship is not in immediate danger of sinking and carries about forty crew with few or no passengers. Weather losses along Windsor to Grand Pre area have also damaged dikes and ruined crops. A promotional paragraph for Foley's Honey and Tar cough medicine follows.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Furness Line
Manchester Commerce
Manchester
England
Strait of
Belle Isle
Couch
St. Johns
New Foundland
J R. Binning
Foley
Strange Ship Narrative From Captain Durkee
Captain Durkee describes a near miss with a vessel lacking crew on deck or bridge. He states there was no lookout and says quick action kept them clear, passing under full sail just a bis beyond danger.
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Durkee
Mayor Nathan Defeated in Rome Election Scoop
Vatican officials report Pope’s warm reception for six Catholic deputies on the Italian ballot and note Rome coalition foes defeated. Mayor Nathan plans to resign after a June municipal vote. a royal commissioner may be appointed in the interim.
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Associated Press
Rome
Vatican
Romolo Murti
Catholic Democrats
Nathan
Man Pleads Guilty in Knife Slashing Case
Ralph Williams admitted slashing Aline Jackson with a knife with intent to murder during arraignment before Judge Henry Chamberlain. He was remanded to city court on a $500 bond, which remained uncured. Williams said the woman had ruined his life.
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Ralph Williams
Aline Jackson
Henry Chamberlain
Williams
Jackson
Annie Russell Stars in She Stoops to Conquer at Lyric
Society event of the season brings Miss Annie Russell to the Lyric Theatre for She Stoops to Conquer. Large, fashionable audiences praised her prior appearances and box parties are planned. Seat sale Thursday at 9 a.m.
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Annie Russell
Lyric
Lyric Theatre
Miss Russell
Russell
Falling Wall Crumbles Killing Two in Hartford
A section of a four story stone house on North Front street collapsed early today, killing John Hughes and Eva Dooty aged 5, injuring three others including a granddaughter, and seriously wounding a fourth. Firemen found no explosion evidence, citing faulty construction as the likely cause.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Front Street
John Hughes
Eva Dooty
Michael Greenberg
Prejudice seen as barrier to jury exposure
The article argues prejudice is widespread and must be controlled to prevent jurors from being influenced, emphasizing the need for fair voir dire and protective measures to ensure impartial trials.
Quitting Smoking Proves Harder Than It Seems
The piece notes quitting smoking is challenging and demands real effort rather than an easy path. It suggests that learning cessation requires discipline and persistent practice for success.
Parisian Sage promise of refund for dandruff cure
Wealth of hair offers Parisian Sage as a dandruff remedy that will stop itching and split ends or the purchase price will be refunded. The tonic is described as pleasant and perfumed, claimed to freshen, soften, and add luster to hair for man woman or child. Sold by G. Van Antwerp & Som.
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G. van Antwerp
Som
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