Paper firms get big fines in restraint case
Twenty four Manila wrapping paper manufacturers pleaded guilty in the U S circuit court to maintaining an illegal restraint of trade. Judge Hough fined each company 1000 dollars. The defendants were members of the Manila and Fibre association and the cases were brought by the American Newspaper Publishers association.
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New York
Manila
Hough
United States
Manila and Fibre Association
Amencan Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Burglary Suspects Seized As Vagrants In City
Three men prowling Harvey lumber yard office were arrested after the 11 pm sighting. They were found guilty of vagrancy by Judge Kane and sentenced to thirty days in the city jail. Additional four suspects were later picked up and given ten days each on the chain gang.
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Harvey Lumber Yard
Kane
Thehain Gang
Church Trustees Schedule Meeting Over Corner Property
The Vics' Methodist Episcopal church trustees call a church corporation meeting on July 16 at the church to decide if the Center street Garrick avenues property will be sold mortgaged or disposed. If approved the church property may be offered to the government as a site for a new federal building.
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Vics' Methodist Episcopal Church
Church Corporation
Center Street
Garrick Avenues
Judge Adjourns Melville Collins Race Track Case
Justice Bischoff in the supreme court adjourned until Tuesday the test case of Melville Collins arrested at Sheepshead Bay race track for a $504 bet. Assistant District Attorney White of Kings County secured the postponement as other similar cases were delayed. Kings County grand jury expected to probe conduct at Sheepshead Bay Gravesend and Brighton Beach tracks.
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New York
Justice Bischoff
Supreme Court
Melville Collins
Sheepshead Bay Race Track
Hotspur
White
King’s County
Collins
Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay Track
Kings County Grand Jury
Brooklyn
Sheepshead — Bay
Gravesend
Brighton Beach
Taft Heads for New Haven After Jersey City Arrival
Secretary Taft arrived in Jersey City from Cincinnati early this morning and then left for New Haven at 11 o clock. He plans to visit President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay Friday with General Luke E. Wright and will attend the Yale class of 78 reunion. He does not expect to return to Cincinnati until fall and will begin his presidential campaign in September.
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New York
Taft
Jersey City
Cincinnati
New Haven
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Luke E. Wright
Yale
Tie
Atlantic Pacific Fleets Prepare for Frisco July 4 Celebration
In San Francisco on June 21, the Atlantic fleet of sixteen ships and six auxiliaries assemble for a July 4 voyage around two thirds of the world. Seven battleships including the Connecticut are present with others like the Louisiana Ohio Minnesota Kansas Vermont and Georgia. Pacific fleet ships arrive by early July with Honolulu port calls planned after the Frisco celebration. Plans at Honolulu include an old fashioned Towaiias hookup a fruits gift ceremony for officers and men with Hawaiian natives showing strong interest.
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San Francisco
Hampton Roads
Charles Sperry
Connecticut
Louisiana
Ohio
Minnesota
Kansas
Vermont
Georgia
West Virginia
Mare Island
Virginia
Nebraska
New Jersey
Rhod Island
Bremerton
Wisconsin
Puget Sound
Illinois
de Kersarge
Kenuey
Hunter’s Point
Atlantic
Pacific
Honolulu
Swinborn
Daytonon
Samoa
Philippines
San Diego
Magdalena Bay
Islands
Drowning Toll Rises as New York Heat Bakes State
In New York and nearby areas twelve drownings are recorded in the last 24 hours amid extreme heat drawing crowds to beaches. One death is John Milton who perished while rescuing three men from a capsized light boat in the East River.
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New York
Durin
John Milton
East River
Des Moines River Rises For Flood Preparations
Des Moines reports the Des Moines river rising on another line and likely to overflow even without more rain. Residents in low lands prepare for flooding as waters creep higher.
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Des Moines
Ed Houde and brother Roy return from Salt Lake trip
Ed Houde and his brother Roy came back yesterday morning from Salt Lake City after spending a few days watching the United Commercial Travelers pranks.
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Houde
Brother Roy
Salt Lake
United Commercial
Hopson Ill at Home With Severe Grippe
W. H. Hopson is reported ill at his residence on North Arthur suffering from a severe bout of la grippe.
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Hopson
North Arthur
la Grippe
Hyde and Schneider Guilty in the Land Fraud Cases
Washington reports no final agreement reached by Frederick A. Hyde John A. Benson Joost H. Schneider and Henry P Dimond in the District of Columbia criminal court after a long trial on charges of conspiring to defraud the United States of large tracts of western public lands. The case featured extensive land records evidence and delays over funding. prosecutors allege titles to school lands were fraudulently obtained and then assigned to the government for selection under the act of 1897.
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Washington, D. C
Frederick A. Hyde
John A. Benson
Joost H. Schneider
Henry P. Dimond
United States
Criminal Court
Washington
Pacific Coast
John A. Benon
San Franisco
Henry P
District of Columbia Criminal Court No. 1
Stafford
Land Office
California
Oregon
Congress
Hyde
Benson
Western land conspiracy case verdicts announced
In Washington on Friday, after being out since 1 PM, the jury found Hyde and Schneider guilty while Benson and Dimond were found not guilty in the noted western land conspiracy trial.
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Washington
Hyde
Schneider
Benson
Dimond
Supreme court upholds delinquent child care act as constitutional
The Idaho Supreme Court ruled the 1905 delinquent child care act constitutional in denying Karel Sharp's habeas corpus writ. The decision, written by Chief Justice Ailsbie and joined by Justices Stewart and Sullivan, states the act is paternal rather than punitive and lawful under probate court authority with limited parent appeal rights.
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Supreme Court
Karel Sharp
Edwin A. Snow
Legal Department
Idaho
Ailsbie
Stewart
Sullivan
Chicago Wheat Market Closes Higher on June 22
Chicago wheat for July delivery closed at eighty six and a half to five eight cents higher as the market ended near the session peak. The report notes firm demand and milling terms pushing futures up.
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Chicago
School Board Authorized to Issue 16000 for Heating Improvements
The Independent School District No 1 board won unanimous approval at a city election to issue bonds totaling 16000 for installing Plenum-Fan-Furnace systems in city schools. The plan guarantees 1800 cubic feet of air per hour per room, with a six air changes per hour target, replacing aging furnaces to improve efficiency and ventilation.
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Board of School Trustees of Independent School District No. 1
Borah Considers Chicago as Base for National Committee
Senator W F Borah of Idaho returned to Chicago after a conference with the Republican sub committee at Cincinnati with Secretary Taft and Congressman Sherman. Chicago may be the base of the national executive committee, Borah said.
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Chicago
W. FE. Borah
Idaho
Cincinnati
Taft
Sherman
National Executive Committee
The Rustic Life for the President at Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay June 22 no announcements were made by the president to receive visitors today and none are planned for the early part of the week. Recreation will be the program with riding boating fishing camping out with his boys chopping wood and making hay with his help during leisure moments.
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Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Post Office Clerk Promoted in Blackfoot
Washington dispatch reports on July 1 a Blackfoot post office clerk will rise from 100 to 800. James B. Faulkner of Kentucky has been named land law clerk in the land office at Blackfoot.
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Washington
Blackfoot
James B. Faulkner
Kentucky
Land Oilce
Knights of Columbus Mass Meeting for Cosgrove Funeral
All members are called to meet tomorrow at 8 30 in the Eagles hall to attend the funeral of Richard J Cosgrove. An official notice appears in another column.
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Knights of Columbus
Eagles’ Hall
Richard J. Cosgrove
Taft Family Chairmanship Delay Sets July Decision
Washington and Cincinnati dispatches report Secretary Taft defers selecting a Republican national chairman until July 1 after health concerns and endorsements from party leaders. Frank Hitchcock's health blocks his bid while Taft and aides seek a consensus among leaders before action. A July 1 meeting in Washington will decide the chairman and treasureship.
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Washington
Taft
State Root
Frank TH. Hitchcoek
Hitchcoek
Hitchcock
Cincinnati
Frank H. Hitchcock
Sherman
National Committee
State moves to enforce stock transfer tax law
New York June 22 Comptroller Glynn said he has begun an investigation to compel corporations to obey the law taxing transfer of capital stock. About 75 000 stock consults fall under the act and the campaign has run only a few days but shows widespread disregard of the law and a gain to the state revenue.
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New York
Glynn
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Publishers Association
Harvey
Methodist Church
Will
New York State
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