Coal Roads Win Suit Over Anthracite Trade
The Reading ownership of the Jersey Central Railroad remains undisturbed as the court rejects a government action to break up the alleged combination among Reading, Jersey Central, and associated lines. The decision upholds that the Reading companies and allied rail interests were not unlawfully restraining trade. The ruling voices implications for operators in eastern Pennsylvania amid antitrust scrutiny of coal transportation and railroad affiliations.
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Pennsylvania
Per Hirdetubis
Daduisa
United
Bio Vort
Meshox Group
Oas
Raulvoan Companys
New Jerk
Celeigh Coat and Navigation Coopers
Setbsidiirs
Vals Pritves
Bt Vetay
Poe Orupg
Sabe
Peaed Vir Federal
Steen
Te Hebigh
Wilkes-Harre
Jersey
Rensiaraton
Jersey Centract
Miet Tatare
Reading Companies
Hepburn R
Molhoop
Theo
Comeau
United Supreme Court
Phils
Alru
Explosive Scene at Senate Reception Room Cited in Report
Court analysis notes separate corporations of way company and coal and iron firm and states commodities clause not mandating officer intent. It questions whether Reading Railway and coal firm truly violated the ban while also noting Jersey Central and Reading Railway compete in marketing coal.
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Way Company
The
Coal and Iron Company
Railway
Cransvial
Reading Railway
Jersey Central Railroad
Reading Company
Jersey Central
Letter to the Post Calls Off explosives Trade
A June 1 letter signed by R. Pearce urges stopping the sale of explosives for war, arguing it funds bloodshed and violates moral law. The writer calls for a nationwide petition and a vote by mail to persuade President Wilson to end profiteering and prohibit shipments to all nations including Germany.
Holt claims he fired to scare Morgan during attempted stop of sale
The man, identified as Holt, says he traveled from New York to meet J P Morgan with a plan to halt arms exports fueling the war. He says he fired in the air at Morgan after a confrontation at Morgan’s New York home, intending only to scare him, and that he bore dynamite and nitroglycerin in pockets. He describes his background, travel, and motives, and notes he sent a telegram to his wife back in Texas.
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Holt
Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Wigon
Marseilles Street
Pali Tex
Frank
British Ambassador Morgana Visit Details Hidden From Embassy
British embassy officials learned only from newspapers that Ambassador Spring-Rice planned a visit to Mr Morgan. He had been at Beverly Farms with Lady Spring-Rice and children and sent a wire delaying return to Washington until after the holidays. Officials believe he met Morgan to discuss joint arrangements for British war loans and purchases and to secure Morgan’s future cooperation.
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Ambassador Spring-Rice
Mr. Morgana
Lady Spring-Rice
Beverly Farms
Washington
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
Holt Resembles Tator Who Disappeared Years Ago
Cambridge July 3 A discovery that Frank W Holt who shot J P Morgan bore resemblance to Eric Muenter a former Harvard instructor who disappeared after his wife Leona Muenter died of poisoning during childbirth Police considered summoning witnesses to view Holt Records in the Muenter case were sent to New York by Capt Patrick J Hurley Muenter a German born Harvard German instructor fled in 1906 before arrest He was never caught Acquaintances said his sister Bertha Muenter a Chicago teacher had ties to Harvard and the Kansas University origin He was about 34 years old
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Glen Ove. Y
Holt
Dallas
Tes
Cornell
Vanderbil University
New York
Ithaca
Mila
Thirty-sixth Street
Seventh Avenue
Cambridge
Masa
Frank W. Holt
J. P. Morgan
Eric Muenter
Harvard University
Patrick J Hurley
Muenter
Leona Mf Muenter
Harvard
Germany
Bertha
Chicago
University of Kansas
T W Lamont Hurries East
Klamath Falls Oregon July 3 Thomas W Lamont of J P Morgan & Co telephoned from Pelican Lodge hunting place of the late Harri man for a special train to Weed California to reach a fast train for San Francisco and the East.
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Klamath Fatla
Oreg
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
Pelican Lodge
Holt Tells How Bomb Was Placed in Capitol Room
Mineola New York July 3 Frank Holt the would be Morgan killer recounted his actions from June 11 claiming he sought to halt American manufactured goods to the Allies. He described entering the Mills Hotel then obtaining dynamite and entering the Capitol with a package placed in a Senate wing room before an explosion amid questions about accomplices and dynamite origin.
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Holt
Pullman
Capitol
Mineola
L. I
Frank Holt
J. P. Morgan
Ithaca
Glen Cove
Morgan
Washington
Delaware Avenue
Senate
Holt Thought Deeply About War Insane Says Father-in-Law
In Dallas, July 3, Frank Holt who shot and wounded J. P. Morgan was described by his father-in-law the Rev. Sensabaugh as a man who thought about the European war but opposed violence. He overworked himself this summer while preparing for duties at Southern Methodist University. His family, avoiding reporters, awaited further word as Mrs. Holt received a telegram from Glen Cove.
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Holt
Dallas
Tex
Frank Holt
J. P. Morgan
O. F. Sannabaugh
Cornell
Germany
Frank
Southern Methodist University
National Capitol
Glen Cove
Flolt
Mr Sensabaugh
Mr. Morgan
Sun and Tide Table and Weather Forecast Summary
The report delivers a sun and tide table, weather outlook for the Washington area and surrounding regions, and daily temperature readings. It notes high and low tides, sunrise, and general conditions for Saturday through Monday, with showers possible in the Washington, Virginia, and nearby areas. Temperature trends suggest cooler, unsettled weather east of the Mississippi with occasional showers and light variable winds.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Wstrivt
Columbia
Marsland
Virginia
Inet
Atlantic
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi River
Near Gulf States
Plains States
Rocky Mountain Region
Plains
West Gulf States
Threatening letter to Austrian consul alleged in Wilson case
Captain John Henry of the U S secret service holds a letter believed sent to the Austrian consul by Rudolph Malik, jailed on a charge of sending an annoying communication to President Wilson. Malik demanded 340 dollars and threatened to shoot the consul and all in the office if not paid, claiming it would be a political crime.
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Bryan
Europe
Balkans
Columbia
Wilson
Adifer
New York
John Henry
United States
Secret Service
Rudolph Malik
Malik
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John J. McGrain
Charles
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R. Pearce
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O. J. de Moll &Co
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Victor
Victrolas
Regan Company
de Moll & Co
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12Th and
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Express
Iune
B. F Linsabaugh
South
Texas
Chief
Say Holt
Tator
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Lamont
Mills
Maj. Pullman
Solt
Tom
Andrew Carnegie
York
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Bainfall
Washington Post
Harpers Ferry
W.a
Potomac River
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Boston
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Uaio
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Wye
Davenport Trenver
Cola
Dan Moines
Iowa
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St. Louis
Minn
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Cal
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Tampa
Vicksburg
Mins
2D. C
Miami
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Christian Xander
St. de
Westinghouse
SOL Herzog & Co., Inc
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H. SN
D. Parkes
Curtis Miller
Lawrence
F. Andrews
14Th St. N. W
Yale
St. N. W
Harry G. Isel
Washington, D
National Isurance Company de Washington
F Street Northwest
Philip F. Larn
R. Burhaus
Annette Hodg
McIlaon
Goin's Printing Co
Walter Watts
Mont Avenue
Fisk Elgin
Olcott
W. Robinson
U Street N_ KE
Automobile
Hiegele
Capitol Renovating Co
St. N. OW
TOLAT
Reduction
Eagle Bedding Co
St. Tel
M. H. Brotsky
11Th St
Carlisle
Main Az
Eyiang
Dron Gostal
Plone
Eakt Sd South Ca
Joseph Hutchinso
Nw Pheane
Estry
Soutuer
Supolstery CO
S.s
Cahoon Acme Wiladew Cieaning Service
ST. RW
Vrank
Unaletan
Clexaure
Meindier
Caton
Carpenter
Buhler
Hercules
Sercules
Cy Hampton
W. Fowler
Vireigin Ave
Relee, Va
Sta. N. W
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