Railroads Hearing Begins In Kansas City Case
Kansas City observers report the start of a railroads hearing on freight practices amid a dispute over published rates. The proceedings feature testimonies from legal and industry figures discussing rate concessions among Burlington, Lehigh Valley, Grand Trunk, and Toledo routes. A verdict of guilty was anticipated if unlawful conduct stood proven, with arguments centered on contract validity and failure to publish rates.
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Waa
Leslie Lyons
Ausiatant Ustriet Attornes
Furs
Murlington
Lehigh Valley
Toledo
Arlington
Hiraugh Tate
Defendact
George T. Roberts
Washington
Milington clash and Lehigh Valley names emerge
A garbled notice highlights a planned confrontation involving Milington and Lehigh Valley figures, with references to tanks and western fronts. The fragment hints at an imminent examination or meeting tomorrow, but specifics remain unclear.
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Rover Tan
Milington
Lehigh Valley
Viscrant Hayashi Notes Open Door Policy in Britain
London dispatch reports Viscrant Hayashi stating no effort to block civilian accommodation transfers. He emphasizes Japan will open to all allied nations at earliest date. Correspondent suspects separate plan aims to capture Manceuria trade, despite official claims.
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London
Thg
Telly
Mall Yghies
Viscum Hayashi
Japan
Mavemita
Shiyrad
Manceuria
Things to Take On a Vacation
Fragment reads list of travel items including medicines, toiletries, and comfort supplies. Mentions generic brands and items like soap and toiletries, with garbled phrases and unclear specifics, reflecting damaged OCR. Most readable portions point to a packing checklist for a trip.
Everything For Baby's Comfort
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a store or catalog item called Everything For Baby's Comfort. The text lists items and vague phrases about baby care, comfort, and shopping on an avenue, with unclear names and repeated garbled words.
Hurricane damages Havre as strong storm hits town
June 12 a hurricane and tornado struck Havre causing extensive damage estimated at 200000 dollars. Buildings toppled and many windows shattered while telegraph lines were down. Several injured and authorities reported no fatalities by late evening as rescue work continued.
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Havre
Moat
Haste
Bert Azainshoine
Mavro Commercial Company
Fork Assinabolne Tel
Slik
Boniface
Great Northern
Hoch
Vajrs
Fort Assinivholy
Colonels Return to Old Kentucky Home Riot Echoes
Fragmented OCR text describes Colonel return and political tensions with references to governors, states, and ceremonies. The readable portions mention Kentucky, a governor, and a May date. multiple garbled phrases reflect a political or regional news snippet from a historic page.
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Old Kentucky
Kansas House May End Session With Night Work
Washington June 12 The Kansas House anxious to end the present session nears completion. Leaders discuss adding an hour to each day and extending night sessions to finish by month’s end. With statehood and railway vote bills pending, adjournment before July 1 is hoped, though long nights may be required to wrap up rapidly.
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Washineton
Wight
Vie House
Geis
Contempt Request Against Tobacco Executives in New York
In New York on June 12 the federal grand jury urged Judge Lacombe to hold Wm H McAlister secretary of the American Tobacco Co W R Ransom secretary of McAndrews Forbes and Join Ss Young of Baltimore in contempt for failing to produce books and reports called for by subpoenas returnable June d The government sought punishment and argued the McAndrews Forbes letter press copy books show preliminary antitrust arrangements The case centers on monopolization claims tied to the American Tobacco Co and broader industry effects Lacombe invited production of the disputed books for review and promised to consider portions that are serially material.
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New York
Fteperslav and Jury Today
Lacombe
Wm. H. McAlister
American Tobacco Company
W. R. Ransom
McAndrews-Forbes Company
Young
Young Company of
Baltimore
Henry W. Taf
Taft
Tobacco Trust
McAntrewa and
Forbes Company
Tobanco Company
United
Heorico Pasir
Anil
Fragmented OCR Storm Signals Turmoil in Lower House
Fragmented text reports political unrest with mention of a breach in the lower house. It references invasions of procedures by a figure named Pavlokt and a War Minister, plus delayed orders and ongoing investigations. The garbled content hints at clashes between government factions and a push to keep political factions aligned amid turmoil.
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Evarisniyn
Pavlokt
Tap
Ulin
Labor Leader Released After National Federation Ad
A labor leader was released following a national federation ad campaign. The ad, tied to protests and winter weather issues, prompted action and indicated strong results for the Santa Fe area.
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Ee Nationa Vee Pree Rican Federation
Sapunts
Santa
Longworths Meet Royal Crowd At Dorchester House Dinner
London observances marked a record social event as Ambassador Reid hosted representatives including Mr. and Mrs. Longworth at Dorchester House. King Edward attended with Henry Roosevelt noted for his amusement while foreign dignitaries and American officials gathered, amid elaborate decorations and musical entertainment.
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London
Heid
Dorchester House
Nicholas Longworth
Edward
Roosevelt
United States
Park Jane
Wich
Reid
Lord Granarl
Jord
Holfeut
Longworth
Drilliam
King
Duke of Richmond
Gerona
Duke
Paul Cambon
Amtentior
Diplomatic Corps
Admiral Fosemer
Barl
Howls
Earl Att Countess
Pows
Earl
Dining Under the Conservatory at King Edvara’s Event
A grand reception featured a pavilion over a north garden, with King Edvara presiding over a title event for 15 guests. Guests moved through a long hallway lined with flowers toward ornate conservatory rooms, enjoying formal conversation and striking costumes as supper followed the gathering.
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Neo
King Edivara
Adi
Two Cent Passenger Rate Bill Introduced in House
Representative Sherman of New York introduced a bill proposing a two cent per mile passenger rate on all U S railroads for interstate business starting January first. The plan sets a uniform mileage book system with coupons from 1000 to 1090 miles, usable for baggage checks and passenger travel. The measure was referred to the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee where Sherman serves as ranking Republican and on the railroad rate conference panel.
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Washington
Sherman
New York
United States
Omany
Phusenger
Ernst Tee
Allegheny Consolidation Vote Sets Stage for Court Challenge
Pittsburg voters backed consolidation with Allegheny by about 25 000 to 5 000 while Allegheny opposed the plan. No Allegheny ward favored the consolidation, Pittsburgh wards largely supported it, and the matter heads to the supreme court to test constitutionality of the law.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
St. Alegheny
London election results cite 9 propositions amid tax plans
London reports nine propositions in a special election with the main plan to allocate funds for a free municipal bridge across the Mississippi. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate a city vote on a large infrastructure project funded by public money.
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St Vouls
Elceilan Tauny
Teaue
Carrie
Mississippi
Salt Lake Man Elected Trustee Amid Election Halluciations
In Achenectady, New York a Salt Lake City man named Thomas Weir was elected a trustee at the annual election. The vote followed a campaign oath to honor Rev. Philip T. Cole and maintain the college’s goals. The event marked a notable regional shift with Weir’s selection highlighting cross state support for the institution.
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Achenectady
N.Y
Thomas Weir
Salt Lake City
Philip T. Cole
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