Stanley committee rejects Carnegie Gary plan for government control
Washington July 23 official text of Stanley steel committee anti-trust bills argues federal control of steel firms is unconstitutional and calls for widest publicity and strict enforcement of anti-trust laws. It urges mandatory reports by the bureau of corporations and separation of production from transportation to curb abuses and ensure access to courts.
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Gary
Washington
Stanley Steel Committee
Stanley Committee
Federal Congress
United States Steel Corporation
Bureau of Corporations
Steel Corporation
United States
Tennessee Coal and Tron Company
Congress
Commissioner of Corporations
The
Irish mob ruins sanitarium near Dublin
In Lucan near Dublin a near finished consumption sanitarium funded by Lady Aberdeen and the Women's National Health Association was destroyed by an angry mob. They tore off the roof and toppled walls, leaving a debris heap. Edith Deacon of Boston, formerly of Newport, reappears on the tennis courts after the death of her fiancé two years ago.
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Dublin
Ireland
Lucan
Lady Aberdeen
Women’s National Health Association
Newport
R. 1
Edith Deacon
Boston
George Tee Peabody
Trusts Did Not Aid T R Roosevelt Campaign
Former Senator Nathan B. Scott testified before the campaign contributions committee that corporations gave no money to the Roosevelt campaigns in 1904 and 1908. He recalled Major gifts by Henry Hargemeyer or the International Harvester company, and the largest known sum was $50,000 to $40,000 from Scott himself, followed by a $45,000 donation from George W. Perkins earmarked for West Virginia. Perkins allegedly asked about West Virginia’s race for governor in October 1904.
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Washington
Henry Hargemeyer
International Harvester Company
Roosevelt
Nathan B. Scott
West Virginia
George W. Perkins
Scott
Perkins
W. M. D. Dawson
Witness Discusses Perkins and Roosevelts Ties in Senate
A Senate hearing transcript shows questions about Mr Perkins and his 1930s ties to President Roosevelt and J P Morgan Co. The witness declines to confirm Perkins influence over the Tennessee Coal and Iron Co. takeover and states he knows little about the matter.
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Roosevelt
Perkins
Clapp
J. P. Morgan & Co
Jones
Scott
Voters Ahead of Courts in Kansas Primary Ballot Decision
In Topeka Kansas the supreme court ruled the choice of Roosevelt or Taft electors for the November ballot rests with voters not courts. The mandamus suit by Roosevelt supporters to force county clerks to place Roosevelt electors on the August 6 primary ballot failed and Roosevelt electors stay on the primary ballot.
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Topeka
Kan
Roosevelt
Taft
Supreme Court
Lorimer Reaches Chicago After Auto Accident
William Lorimer arrived in Chicago after a car crash near Claysville Pennsylvania. He spent about 45 minutes at Union Station then went to his country home on Pistickee Bay to rest and declined to discuss his plans.
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Chicago
William Lorimer
Claysville
Union Station
Pistickee Bay
Governor Deneen to Support Taft in Campaign
Gov Charles S Deneen and Republican nominees told five Progressive committee members they remain Republicans and will back the Republican national ticket and not endorse Theodore Roosevelt. Senator Dixon predicted a new Progressive state ticket will form as a result.
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Chcago
Charles 8. Deneen
Progressive Party Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Joseph M. Dixon
Nanseer
Roosevelt
Congress Hotel
Medill McCormick
Chauncey Dewey
Chicago
J. T. Wiliams
Sterling
B. F. Harris
Champaign
F. G. Allen
Moline
Statehouse
Springfield
Dixon
Ils Weigs
Deneen
Doyle
McCullough
Stead
Andrew Russel
New Tree to Replace Lee Surrender Tree at Appomattox
Washington reports a replacement tree will be planted at Appomattox Court House Virginia to honor the surrender of Lee to Grant. The replacement comes from a tree planted by Governor Woodrow Wilson and replaces the now removed historic symbol.
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Washington
Appomattox Courthouse
Lee
Grant
Woodrow Wilson
State golf tournament opens with 115 entries
The Milwaukee event kicks off the state golf tournament in July with feature rounds. Officials claim it will be the largest golf event in state history and includes 115 entrants from across the region.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Mayor Gaynor orders police to cooperate with Whitman in slayings case
New York July 23 Mayor Gaynor demands police help District Attorney Whitman in tracking down Gambler Herman Rosenthal's killers amid mounting collusion rumors. Lieutenant Beck T removed from leadership of "the strong arm squad" to desk duty as writs of habeas corpus seek release for Bridgy Webber Sam Paul and others with examinations set.
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New York
Hernan Rosenthal
Sconta
Gaynor
Whitman
Wder
Beck T
Bathgate Avenue
Bronx
H. T. Marshall
U K dissolution plan as meat packers drop prosecutions
Attorney General Wickersham indicates the justice department will accept a voluntary dissolution plan from the meat packers and drop further prosecutions. He remarked he knows only what papers report and called the move a surrender by the beef trust.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Wickersham
New York
Beef Trust
Benerdl
United States
Wilkerson
Chicago
Exempt First Baby and Second Baby Father Claim
A compact note references a candidate related query about a kiss and paternity claim involving two babies. The text frames confusion over parental status and designation of father in a political context.
Judge Hanford Resigns Amid Impeachment Probe
In Washington and Seb Wash, July 23, Judge Hanford of the United States district court telegraphed a resignation as impeachment proceedings loom. Taft will act only after receiving the judge's letter. The hearing investigated alleged intoxication, favoritism to Northern Pacific, and other misconduct in a wide range of charges.
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Sea Wash
Oriie
Hanford
United States District Court
House Judiciary Committee
Taft
Naturalization
Olsson
Fyinford
Representaive
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
James M. Graham
Tiinola
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Pacific
Hay
Richard A. Ballinges
Ormer
Interior
Henight
Charles Munday
Laska
Washington
Hhe
Illinois Coal Dealers Meet in Peoria Convention
The Illinois and Wisconsin coal dealers association holds its annual convention in Peoria beginning today. Attendees inspect railroad yards and major distilleries this afternoon and plan a Proctor's Grove event with athletic contests tomorrow afternoon.
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Peoria
Total Coal Dealers’ Association of Viols
Wisconsin
Morron
Proctor’s Grove
Darrow Trial Delayed By Juror Illness
Los Angeles July 23 trial postponed due to illness of Juror L. A. Leavitt of BR Monte. Judge Hutton orders medical examination and may proceed with the 14th juror A. W. Blakesley if Leavitt is unable to attend. Arrest at port Fishguard Wales July 23 Emil Leon Sohler aboard the Lusitania faces charges of alleged extensive fraud in wire service dealings.
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Los Angeles
L. A. Leavitt
BR Monte
Darrow
Hutton
Leavitt
A. W. Blakesley
Fishguard
Wales
Emil Leon Sohler
Wierice
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