Sherman Act Flawed Says U S Steel Official
June hearing in Washington features Pihert Gary of the United States Steel Corporation arguing for enforced publicity and government control of prices. He urges a responsible government department to oversee profits and pricing, admitting the Sherman Act is too archaic to curb large combinations.
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Pihert Gary
House
Steen
Shennan
Caid Mo Gary
Onin
United States Steet Corporation
Fablic
Gary
Littleton
Mr Gary
Young
Michigan
Ciary
United States Steel Corporation
Lake commerce slackens as ships idle near Duluth
Lake business slackening with four hundred prats idle between Gul fato and Duluth shows a heavy decrease in shipments. Buffalo is done with twenty big freighters and a few idle behind the breakwater due to security of engines and a drop in boat numbers. Analysts warn of rough outlook for the season as fewer boats, reduced Creel capacity and slim receipts portends minimal receipts this week and the smallest since navigation opened.
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Gulfato
Duluth
Enieoes
Oterol
Tia Fen
Ohio Man slain in Wellsville murder shocks town
Oscar P Bowers a well known Wellsville resident was found murdered in an alley near his home. His head bore wounds and he had been robbed of money a diamond ring and a watch and chain. Police have no suspect and seek the weapon used. Bowers had refused the Republican nomination for mayor in prior races.
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Wellsville
Oscar P Bowers
Pope Pius X Celebrates 76th Birthday Quietly
In Rome on June 2 Pope Pius X marked his seventy sixth birthday with a simple family celebration in the Vatican. He attended mass in the private chapel and later granted an audience to a few prelates as congratulatory telegrams poured in.
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Rome
Pius X
Vatican
Weather outlook for Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin showers
Indiana expects occasional showers today ending tomorrow with moderate winds. Illinois also expects showers today and probably tomorrow with moderate winds. Wisconsin forecasts showers today and likely tomorrow with moderate east to southeast winds.
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Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Isaac Stephenson Wisconsin Senator Whose Seat Attacked
Wisconsin Senator Isaac Stephenson faces challenges to his right to sit in the Senate amid dispute over his eligibility. The article outlines legal arguments and political maneuvering surrounding his seat and tenure.
Broadening Inquiry Ties Dynamite Attacks Across States
Prosecutor Baker orders wider grand jury probe into dynamite explosions in Indianapolis Peoria Mt Illinois and other states. Witnesses including Jesse Smith of Pan America Bridge Co. may testify as the panel investigates Caldwell Drake explosions and a planned river bridge project amid other suspected cases.
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Baker
Diama
Chaat
Mart
von Spreckelsen
Indianeapolis
Albert von Spreckelsen
Jesse Smith
Pan America Bridge Company
Peoria
Ili
Lucas Iron Company
Witnois River
Grand Jury
Caldwell & Drake
Columbus
Ind
Narrow Escape for F. I Madero in Revolution Turmoil
A Madero aide planned to detonate enough dynamite to kill the rebel leader and hundreds in El Paso Juarez. Police halted the plot as Madero prepared to depart for the Mexican capital aboard a Southern Pacific train.
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Currecto Carpitol
Evstene Hotes
Maderite Gifledal
EL Paso
Juarez
Madero
Madera
Truse Rey
Raipever
Gunc Hipe
Juares
Tom
Heeman
Mexican Capitol
Southern Pacific
Moegle Pass
Tidras Nemens
Cluded Vorsitio Taz
Mesieo
Severn
Beech Wood Added To Bread Aids Constipation
Experiments by Dr. Urrici, a French physician, show adding ten percent finely pulverized beech weed to whole wheat bread used for constipation is beneficial. Bran blecuit is less preferred than white wood or beechwood due to less irritation and bulk without nutriment. No taste change noted. Suitable for those who eat much concentrated food and exercise little.
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Uirici
Baseball results scattered across the National League
Fragmentary lines mention teams such as St Louis Philadelphia New York and Chicago with scattered percentages and player names like Morse Bresnation Deonns and Me Quilhen. The text appears as an OCR garble listing scores or standings without coherent context.
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Wiataewat
St Louis
RFL
St Lonia
Morse
Derren
Steele
Bresnation
Wittebure Ro
Philadelphia
Pope
Plathote
Rowan
Chalmers
DCS
Adast
Waaliovton
Rob Chetrole
Fay
Washington
Lns
Willett
Thighes
Adnan
New York
Hamilton
Nelson
Melty and
Clarke
Brockett, Fisher and Blatt
Boston
Keeti
Chicago
Worton
Lange
Payne
Wood
Hall
Nutmiahker
Cleveland
Plank
Thomas
Police chief shot by masked highwaymen in Alberta
Chief George Pell of the Red Deer Alberta police lies dying after a midnight assault by masked highwaymen. In Wisconsin Sheboygan nine-story grain elevators and a large malting house of the Conrad Lehreimer brewing company were destroyed by fire causing about 360000 dollars in damage.
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Rectless
Alberta
George Pell
Reddeer
Shebovren
Wis
T Wo
Conrad Lehreier Brewing Company
Three Men Rob University Cashier Bren on Campus
Three assailants robbed J I Bren, cashier at the University of Minnesota, of more than 18 000 in a secluded campus area near the Mississippi river bank after ambushing him with a revolver. Bren was struck and gagged and the robbers escaped with the satchel containing cash and a personal check. Police searched nearby caves for clues.
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Minneapolis
J I Bren
University of Minnesota
George Iluyes
Bren
Tly
Fastit Public Health
Sim
Porfirio Diaz Exile Plans High Alps Visit From Mexico
The article notes Porfirio Diaz, Mexico's former president, in exile, planning a high altitude visit to Switzerland and Paris. Limantour is mentioned as joining the trip, with implications of American financiers and Mexican masters of Mexico overseeing the journey.
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Switzerland
Paris
Gedodo
Diag
Dyer
Hitaz
Wit RO
Ton Vis
Oni
Ne Limantour
Tie Os
ovAy
Mevico
Taft Ride Through Chicago At LaSalle Hotel
William Howard Taft appears in a city scene in Chicago riding from the LaSalle Hotel. The fragment suggests a presidential visit with Taft associated with the LaSalle address in the bustling city.
Steel firm burdened by over two hundred thousand costs
United States Steel Corporation has reportedly spent more than $200,000 in five years to satisfy the Bureau of Corporations information requests during its investigation of the steel industry. The Bureau notes expense is high even for informal inquiries and aims to inform the president on the matter.
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United States Steel Corporation
Washington
Bureau of Corporations
Bureau
Ateel
Abert Knox Smith
Vspire
Passersby Pursue Suspect Toward Washington Avenue Bridge
Report describes two men rushing up a hill toward the Washington avenue bridge and a first nabber waking and firing a revolver at a victim. Bren saw two men run toward the bridge and toward his office, while a correspondent notes a man named Richeter recently employed by a poultry company is missing.
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Washington Avenue Bridge
Bren
Taft in Chicago With Luncheons Parades and Meetings
President William Howard Taft arrives in Chicago for a Saturday schedule packed with receptions at the LaSalle and Blackstone hotels, a visit to Coliseum for a piano dealers’ convention, and a 10:30 p.m. address at Orchestra Hall on reciprocity, with potential talks on politics andRepublican leadership.
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Chicago
William Howard Taft
United States
Yoebock
Natonal Association
Dealers of
America
Englewood
Western Economis Society
Irish Fellowship Club
Union Station
LaSalle Hotel
Blackstone Hotel
m—Dinew
Western Economic Society
Coliseum
National Association of Piano Dealera of America
Spth
Orchestra Hall
Hearst Sues Collier's Over Article Allegations
New York editor William Randolph Hearst sues Robert J. Collier for 600000 claiming an article in Collier's Weekly misrepresented advertising and editorial work. Separate items note Secretary Knox asked to skip a subpoena about a portrait expense, and a Punjab report describes a princess sentenced to hang for murder with appeals filed.
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Wiliam Randolph Hearst
New York Journal
Chicago American
Hos
Robert J. Collier
Collier's Weekly
Will Irwin
Arthur Brisbane
Nel Brinkley
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