Lawyer Had No Mercy In Ship Building Case Hearing
New York, Nov. 6 The hearing in the United States ship building case featured bitter exchanges as Lewis Nixon attacked counsel for the defendants and challenged cross examination methods. Guthrie defended value estimates of plant assets while Nixon protested to have explanations allowed, touching on dividends and expenditures in the Bethlehem Steel related consolidation.
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New York
United States
Casavere
Lewis Nixon
William D. Guthrie
Charles Schwab
Untermeyer
Bethlehem Steel “W Company
Carnegie
United States Steel Corporation
Guthrie
United States Ski Building Company
Nixon
Wiis
Max Pam
Bir. Guthrie
Bethlehem Company
Smith
MccIlwain
Bethlehem Directora
Ship Building Company
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Plant Hearing Nears End For Day
The hearing adjourned for the day as the redirect examination of Mr. Nix ended. Tomorrow afternoon will resume with Nix and likely include Charles 3f Schwab on the stand later in the day.
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Bethlehem
Nixon
Charles
Schwab
Falling Off in France Recruitment Causes Alarm
A Paris dispatch to the Times reports 34,000 fewer French recruits this year signaling depopulation. The article notes proposed reforms to ease parental burden, improve sanitation to curb infant mortality, obligatory naturalization, and inheritance reform to reduce the share for an only child, plus moral suasion to keep peasants from urban migration.
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New York
Paris
Times
Used leg for a pillow in railroad tragedy
Cheyenne Nov 6 M. Ex Ashton riding east from Salt Lake to Chicago fell from train No 101 at Kimball Tuesday. His right leg was crushed under the wheel. He lay all night on the prairie in agony, found unconscious with the severed leg under his head as a pillow. Condition critical. no hopes of recovery.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Ashton
Salt Lake
Chicago
Kimball
Lehi
Gang Must Go. Scobey Declares All Strangers Outlaws
Maj. C R Scobey, Fort Peck Indian reservation agent, proclaims that nonresidents driving stock within the reservation will be treated as outlaws. Police are authorized to use necessary force to arrest such offenders. He warns people to consult their personal safety.
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Great Falls
Mont
Jones- Nelson
Valley Country
Maj
C. R. Scobey
Fort Peck Indian Reservation
Goelet Denies Rumor of Marriage to Misa Anderson
Robert Goelet, son of Mrs Orden Goelet, denies a widely publicized report that he married Misa Eleanor Anderson of Sixth Avenue near Forty Second Street. He states he has never heard of her, has not seen her, and has just returned from Newport after being abroad.
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New York
Robert Goelet
Orden Goelet
Misa Eleanor Anderson
Sixth Avenue
Forty, Second Street
Miss Anderson
Grand Hotel
Goelet
George DeWitt
Mr. Goelet
Newport
Infatuation tragedy in Seattle as love affair ends in suicide
Miss Pearl Waldron lies near death in Providence hospital after a lover who masqueraded as a man urged denial of marriage. Nellie Pickerell, known to police for years, caused the act by breaking promised ties and revealing her gender. Pearl had claimed engagement to Harry Livingston, but the park suicide followed a confrontation about marriage. Police say Pickerell cannot be charged under existing law despite repeated arrests. The report also notes a separate political debate on tariff policy and imperial unity in Britain, with Sir Michael addressing Chamberlain's free trade stance.
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Seattle
Wash
Pearl Waldron
Nellie Pickerell
Alina Harry Livingston
Pickerell
Ife
Joseph Chamberlain
Great Britain
Sir Michael
Mr. Chamberlain
Free Food Party
Ile
Philippines Garrison Reduced To Four Cavalry Nine Infantry
General Young keeps the Philippines garrison at four cavalry regiments and nine infantry regiments. Adjustments for five infantry and ten cavalry were planned but one third of forces remain in duty balance with Alaska. An extra regiment remains available for emergencies. Further cuts await proper barracks in the United States.
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Washington
Davis
Philippines
Secretary of War
Young
United States
Eighth Infantry
Alaska
Manchester meeting warns retaliation against unfair competition
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, former chancellor of the exchequer, addressed Manchester business men noting retaliation as a method to counter unfair competition. He spoke on import increases and trade remedies during the gathering held yesterday in Manchester.
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Manchester
England
Michael Hicks-Beach
Cuban reciprocity debate reshapes proposed congress action
Washington hearings center on how to implement the Cuban reciprocity treaty. Lawmakers debate whether a simple approval resolution suffices or a tariff bill is needed to carry out duties changes. Senators and representatives align with or against a procedural path, amid Finance Committee planning and cross‑party disagreement.
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Tawney
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Canada
Hawaii
Finance Committee
Teller
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Slemenway
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Cannon
Allison
Aldrich
Spooner
Platt
Connecticut
Arlington Hotel
General Finance Committee
Reproduction of Jackson Square at St. Louis World’s Fair
Dr W C Stubbs heads Louisiana World’s Commission seeking extra space at the Exposition. President Francia and Taylor back the plan to recreate Jackson Square and the Cabildo on the fairgrounds to enhance Louisiana’s state building and the exhibit’s beauty.
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Jackson Square
New Orleans
W. C. Stubbs
Lousiana World’s Commission
Francis
Francia
Taylor
Stubbs
America
France
United States
New Orlean
Place d' Armes
Jackson
Jackson Squire
Mattie
Reproduction Planned for Jackson Statue Display
A plan proposes replacing the current Jackson statue in Jackson Square New Orleans with a smaller bronze replica placed at center in Crescent City. The new display would measure 150 by 200 feet and include palms bananas and orange trees similar to the original square.
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Jackson
Crescent City
Jackson Square
New Orleans
St. Louis
Historic dolphin travels from castle to fair
A centuries old dolphin sculpture, made when the castle stood, toured the Vienna exposition of 1873. On the voyage home a ship wrecked near shore delaying its return for months, yet the dolphin’s brightness remained undimmed despite immersion.
Clever Hide and Seek Over Hats and Gloves
A lighthearted exchange reveals a wife’s tactic to control preparations. She hides her husband’s hat or gloves, causing him to franticly search while she finishes dressing, highlighting playful domestic dynamics.
Jerrold's sharp retort to a failing would be wit
Douglas Jerrold mocked a would be wit who exhausted stale jokes. When the foe bragged of a "good thing" Jerrold replied that the only way to get a laugh is to try again with one.
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Douglas Jerrold
Jerrold
Not Too Much So Uncle Reuben on Conscience
A Detroit Free Press quip discusses valuing a conscientious man but not so much as to reveal private faults. It riffs on balancing virtue with practical behavior toward family and pets, contrasting stern ideals with humane moderation.
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Reuben
Detroit Free Press
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Credited With Curing Consumption
Mia Cureep Contributes testimonial from Clearwater Kansas about husband’s three month illness diagnosed as quick consumption cured by Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Six years of use follow with the product recommended for coughs and colds. Sold by G F Cave and J E Cave at local drug stores.
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Mia
B. W. Evans
Clearwater
Kan
Ballard
G. F. Cave
Washington Avenue
J. E Cave
Depot Drug Store
Ogden High to Salt Lake Football Trip by Oregon Short Line
Ogden High School heads to Salt Lake Saturday to face Slign School in a football excursion. Train departs Ogden 10 55 a m and returns Salt Lake 5 45 p m with a special at 1 00 p m and regular at 12 00 midnight. Round trip fare is 1.00 dollars.
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Salt Lake
Oregon Short Line
Ogden High School
Salt Lake Hien School
Ogden
Salt Lehke
Regular Rebekah Meeting Notice Saturday in October
All Rebekahs are earnestly requested to be present at our regular meeting Saturday Oct Ltd Assembly officers will be present Mrs Addie Baker Noble Grand Airs Clara E Cook Eecretary
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Oct
Addie Baker
Noble Grand
AIRS
Clara E, Cook
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