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Newspaper

Washington Daily Herald

Location

Washington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1913

Page

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Ex-Steel Corp Chief Testifies On Pools Knowledge

William, former United Steel president, testifies in government suit to dissolve the company. He says E. H. Gary knew of pools in steel industry before 1904 and attended pool meetings in 1902 and 1903. He also mentions he left the United States after the proceedings began.

New York William United Steel Corporation Wr. Sorey E. H. Gary Gary Stanley Corey United States

Judge E. H. Gary Knew of Pools in Steel Industry

Corey testified that Judge E. H. Gary was aware of collusive pools among steel industry leaders. The testimony links Gary to awareness of price fixing and anticompetitive agreements affecting steel markets and workers. The proceedings focus on Gary’s knowledge and possible complicity amid ongoing antitrust scrutiny.

Wilsons Inauguration Emphasizes Democratic Simplicity

Washington January 25 There will be no inaugural reception for Woodrow Wilson as Senate Democrats block the public reception planned to replace the inaugural ball. The inauguration will be marked by simplicity with only the parade likely remaining. Governor Wilson’s suggestion to cut the reception is seen as influencing caucus votes against using the capitol for a reception.

Wilson Washington Woodrow Wilson Democrats Senate Trenton Capitol

Finlay in Real Earnest for Test

New York financier Charles E. Finlay, president of the Aetna National Bank, offers to pay 1 million dollars to import Dr. Friedmann's Berlin tuberculosis serum if New York tests show a 95 percent cure rate. He plans to treat 100 patients at a New York sanitarium, possibly Polyclinic Hospital, at no charge. The first patient would be Rex Lee Paris, Princeton class of 1908, who married and then contracted tuberculosis, an effort tied to Finlay's concern for his son-in-law.

New York Charles E. Finlay Aetna National Bank America F. F. Friedmann Berlin Rex Lee Paris Princeton Daucter Finley

Mrs Austin's Bag Pancake Delic Enjoyable Breakfast Cakes

Mrs Austin's Bag Pancake offers delicate light cakes for breakfast available at all grocers. This brief notice highlights a ready to bake pancake product appealing to shoppers seeking quick morning meals.

Underwood Rules Out Deep Tariff Cuts At Hearing

Washington January 25 chairman Underwood of the house ways and means committee stated there is no plan to slash tariff rates to harm U S business. He disputed Republican hints of drastic rate cuts while hearing testimony on flax hemp and jute imports and luxury laces and embroideries. He noted most items already yield high revenue and some reductions may occur to boost competition. The Manila hemp export tax drew comment from rope maker Edwin Metcalf who called it relic of the Spanish era and said refunds aid American buyers. Underwood called the export law inappropriate and said such laws clash with the spirit of the constitution.

Washington Underwood House Committee On Ways and Means Manila Edwin D. Metcalf Auburn N. Y Metcalf Philippines

King Alfonso to Visit United States This Summer

London January 25 King Alfonso of Spain may visit the United States this summer the Spanish government weighing a proposal from the king who has long wished to see America His plans gained support after testimonies from Captain Vicente and other Spanish officers who found Americans welcoming during their last summer trip Debs Bonded in Indiana Arrests and coffee production note conclude with Brazil supplying about three fourths of the world’s coffee

London Alfonso Spain United States America Vicente England

Florence school suspends pupils for cigarette habit

Florence New Jersey January 25 Supervising Principal Mathias of the Florence public schools suspended several boys addicted to the cigarette habit after a consult with County Superintendent H A Flees Parents threaten to appeal to the state commissioner of education but authorities are expected to back Florence boards in such action The article notes an aside that the average freight rate in France is nearly a cent and a half a ton mile.

Florence N. J Mathias Florence Public Schools H. A. Flees Florence Board France

Bargain Day for City Subscribers to The Daily Herald

Bargain Day for City Subscribers to The Daily Herald encourages readers to subscribe without delay. Do not delay and then regret it. MONDAY.

Daily Herald

M. A. Broadstone Represents the Fifth-Sixth District

M A Broadstone serves as the state senator for Ohio’s fifth sixth district, representing local constituents in the senate. He will advocate for regional interests and participate in legislative sessions and committee work.

Ohio Senate

Doctor Hussey Named Superintendent for Lima State Hospital

Dr M Hussey of Sidney was chosen as superintendent of the new safe hospital for criminal insane at Lima, selected by the building commission. The 65 year old Shelby county native has a long background in education and medicine, including work in Massachusetts and at Ohio Medical College Cincinnati, graduating in 1891. He has practiced in Sidney since.

Hussey Lima State Hopital Columbus Lima M. Hussey Sidney Shelby County

Dictagraph Proves It Lets Hearing Reach Courtroom

In New York on January 25 a dictagraph demonstration before Judge Malone showed that voices could be heard through the device. The trial of Mrs. Fannie Dio, a former teller accused by Dr. Samuel Tarlich of attempted extortion, hinged on whether detectives could hear conversations via the dictagraph.

New York Malone Fannie Dio Samuel Tarlich George Read

Free meals provided to London children 1909 10

A record notes Feven milion free meals for children in London during 1909 to 1910, funded by the state, reflecting early welfare efforts. The Erie Canal opened in 1837 and stretches about 365 miles, marking a major inland waterway development.

London

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Govgament Steel Corporation Pard Morgan Henry Davidson Puro Committee Natonal City Bank Henry George Henry Ate Coe Hard F. George H. Gary American Press Association Jeff The Eugene Debs Terre Haute Ind Girard Kan Theodore Arthur Bauer Debs Brazil M. A. Broadstone Plum Sidney Man
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