Cudahy Packing faces large federal indictment in 737 counts
Federal grand jury returns 737 counts against Cudahy Packing company of Kansas City for defrauding the government under the internal revenue law by monopolizing the oleomargarine market and selling colored vs uncolored product. If convicted, company faces a fine exceeding seven hundred thousand dollars and a civil action to confiscate its plant.
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Federal Grand Jury
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Boone
Benefit for Clara Morris Draws Noted Stage Stars
A large testimonial performance at New York theatre benefitted Clara Morris. Stars including E. H. Sothern Wilton Lackaye Frank Worthing Edwin Arden Henry Muller Chauncey Olcott Lawrence Dray Virginia Harned Grace George Frances Starr Elsie Janis Eleanor Moretti and Eliza Proctor Otis contributed. Morris appeared in a Macbeth scene and received an enthusiastic reception.
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New York Theatre
Clara Morris
Twelfth Night Club
Wilton Lackaye
Frank Worthing
Edwin Arden
Henry Muller
Chauncey Olcott
Lawrence D’orsay
Virginia Harned
Grace George
Frances Starr
Elsie Janis
Eleanor Moretti
Eliza Proctor Otis
Miss Morris
Macbeth
Toronto
Cleveland
Academy of Music
Wood
Cincinnati
Augustin Daly
Fifth Avenue Theater
Camille
America
Negro Heavyweights Meet in Paris Wonderland Fight
Paris reports a high ticket demand for the Sam McVey versus Joe Jeannette match at Wonderland tomorrow night. The March 20 decision reversal boosted interest as the winner may next face Sam Langford before the National Sporting Club of London.
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Sam McVey
Joe Jeannette
Neuroes
Jeannette
McVey
Sam Langford
National Sporting Club of London
Harvard Columbia Varsity Crews Prep For Regatta
Harvard and Columbia varsity crews completed final practice on the Charles River ahead of tomorrow’s race on the mile and seven-eighths course. Last meeting two years ago ended in a Columbia victory. this year the rivals are seen as evenly matched and an intriguing race is anticipated.
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Columbia
Harvard
Charles River
Charles
Intercollegiate Debate in Athens on Postal Savings Banks
The University of Georgia will host the annual intercollegiate debate with the University of North Carolina tonight in Athens Georgia. Georgia supports the affirmative on the proposition That the United States should adopt a system of postal savings banks the constitutionality admitted while North Carolina takes the negative.
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North Carolina
United States
Fifteen Dead In Big Frisco Fire
A morning blaze in San Francisco destroyed the St George hotel and eight small buildings. Five bodies recovered. eight to ten others believed buried. six injured, one fatally. Property loss about 125000 dollars. Guests escaped by roof jumps and nets while firemen and police saved many.
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St. George
Political and Social Scientists Meet in Philadelphia
Philadelphia hosts the thirteenth annual meeting of the American Academy of Political and Social Science with hundreds in attendance. Sessions cover heredity and environment in race improvement, race progress obstacles, immigration relations, and social welfare, featuring leaders like Ripley, Straus, Baker, Gulick, Warfield, and Kelley.
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American Accademy of Political and Social Science
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Psychological Laboratory
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Lightner Witmer
William Z. Ripley
Harvard University
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Department of Commerce and Labor
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Herbert Parsons
New York
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The
Immigration Commission
Luther H. Gulick
Ray Stannard Baker
South
Be, D. Warfield
Lafayette College
Florence Kelley
National Consumers’ League
Harvey Scott Named U S Ambassador to Mexico
The Tribune reports from Washington that Harvey W. Scott of Portland Oregon will be American ambassador to Mexico, succeeding Davis E Thompson of Nebraska. The change will not occur for several months.
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Washington
Harvey W. Scott
Portland
Ore
Oregonian
Mexico
Davis E. Thompson
Nebraska
California Quakes Struck El Centro Region
Imperial and El Centro experienced three quake shocks last night with loud rumblings and rattling windows. Buildings were shaken but no damage was reported.
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Wheat Market Ends with May Wheat at 1271
Chicago April 16 May wheat closed at 1 271 per bushel. The grain market recorded a firm finish as traders weighed supply conditions and demand outlook after the day’s session.
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Indictments Fall From Federal Grand Jury in City
The federal grand jury returned two true bills yesterday. W R Thornton, a Utah native once living here, is accused of wholesale horse theft from Fort Hall and awaits trial under a bond set at 2000 dollars. Penny Powell, mixed race Indian, is charged with stealing a Bar-E steer and selling it to local butchers Jones and Reddish. Mr Thorn, Rockland postmaster, is found short eight hundred dollars in government accounts but repaired the deficit. Frank Shea, indicted for counterfeiting, faces trial delay pending insanity examination.
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William R. Thornton
Rockland
Frank Shea
Federal Grand Jury
W. R. Thornton
Utah
Fort Hall Reservation
United States
Dietrich
George E. Gray
Bannock Bottoms
Jones & Reddish
I'Ocatello Buchers
Isaac Thorn, Jr
Sam
American Missionaries Reported Killed in Adana Massacre
From Adana in Asiatic Turkey information arrives reporting two American missionaries killed amid an anti Armenian outbreak. Moslem fanaticism resurged as sixty Armenians are said to have died and many homes looted and burned. confirmation of the missionaries’ deaths remains unclear.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Taft Returns to Capitol as Mrs Taft Stays in New York
President Taft returned to the capitol this morning while Mrs. Taft remained in New York for a brief visit. The brief dispatch notes Taft's return and identifies Mrs Taft's location during the stay.
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Capitol
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Bribery Scandal Grips Japanese Diet Members Arrested
Nine lower house members were arrested in Tokyo amid a widening scandal linked to Japan Sugar Company. While charges are withheld, authorities suspect bribery related to sugar firm troubles. unrest grows as upper house may face arrests and stock slumps ruin many, including foreigners.
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Diet
Admiralty Denies Vienna Report on Constantinople Naval Demonstration
London April 16 The admiralty denies a Vienna report of a joint naval demonstration at Constantinople. No British squadron leaves Malta for the Bosphorus and no information confirms France or Austria Hungary plans to send ships to Turkish waters.
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