Clayton Bill Moves Ahead as Senate Hears Antitrust Push
The Clayton bill clearances advance with a full Senate program on trust controls and railroad securities. Democratic leaders press for prompt action, while the judiciary and interstate commerce committees shape amendments, including labor union exemptions and interlocking directorates adjustments.
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Orangutan Sails In as Shipboard Seaman at Boston
An orangutan aboard the steamship Canada from Emst arrives in Boston on July 4 and helps tether the vessel with a rope swing, salutes the captain, then eats at the crew table using a knife and fork, impressing spectators with sailorly conduct.
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Chilean Minister Set for Ambassadorship in Washington
A report to the State Department says Chile will elevate its legation in Washington to an embassy and appoint Eduardo Soares, the current Chilean minister and one of the four mediators, as ambassador. The move follows the United States upgrading its legation in Santiago to an embassy.
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Reynolds Sues Directors as Boston Sale Plan Targets 10 Million
Refusing at final conference, M Reynolds stands firm against Massachusetts plan. He argues unrestricted sale of Boston and Maine will yield about 10 million dollars. Criminal prosecutions likely to follow. entire case to be laid before the president and cabinet today with attorney general's approval presumed.
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New Haven Faces Sherman Act Action Over Boston and Maine Stock
Attorney General McReynolds prepares civil action in New York against the New Haven system. Talks with Harvard directors fail to settle the Boston and Maine stock sale terms, Massachusetts sale conditions under dispute. The case seeks dissolution of the system under Sherman law and potential indictments for directors.
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Hired to kill he says trial defense blames wrong man
Special to The Washington Pant from Somerville New Jersey July 20 Stefano Rug Sler t 14 year old boy on trial for killing Pasquale Falzarano near Millington May 1. He says he was hired to murder and that an instigator urged the attacker claiming a man wanted Luigi Degestial removed. The defendant cites threats of abandonment from his boarding house berth and a $60 cash offer as factors. Two players in a card game with the victim were injured.
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Japanese Plan Colony in Rich Truck Section near Chatham
Investigation shows Japanese gardeners from the Pacific coast intend to settle near Chatham in Alger County Michigan upper peninsula. The state's experimental farm at Chatham awaits as a fertile district north of the straits amid years of Japanese scouting for a suitable colony site.
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Attorney General to Decide on Bill to Settle Company Dispute
Fecads from the position they have taken and presuming the Attorney General will sell a bill to determine questions between the company and the government. Hopeful after the bill is filed to arrange settlements and minimize points of difference for prompt settlement. Conference marked by straightforwardness and friendliness on both sides. Department says the Attorney General will discuss the subject with the President at a cabinet meeting tomorrow and will not issue a public statement until then.
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Society Favorite Wounds Self At Narragansett Pier
Sanford Chapin of New York was accidentally shot while packing a suitcase at Narragansett Pier RI. The revolver discharged entering the left breast but did not hit the heart or lung. He died later from internal hemorrhage. Chapin, popular among the younger set, had married Mildred Dyer less than two years earlier and had been visiting his mother in Primrose Cottage with his wife.
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Unusual Wedding At Borough Hall Involving Armless Bride
An unusual ceremony took place in Borough Hall Brooklyn as armless bride Miss Marie Loriano and her partner Chariex Gerard tied the knot. The bride signed the certificate with her toe while both stood before a museum exhibit at Coney Island, creating a memorable moment in a public setting.
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Gotch Seen as Possible Iowa Governor Candidate
Special from Washington Post Chicago July reports Frank A Gotch of Humbolat Iowa may be the Republican choice for governor in two years. A famed world champion wrestler, Gotch has given strong indications of allowing his name to be considered by state leaders who think he could beat the Democrats just as he has defeated challengers in the ring.
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Canal blast kills five jobmen at Cucaracha slide
Panama July 2 a premature explosion on a drill barge Teredo killed five workers aboard the vessel and wounded seventeen colored men. Four white victims were named including Charles Sackett of Parkersburg Md and David Kett. The blast occurred after eight drill holes were charged with dynamite.
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Carranza rejects Villa influenced cabinet shifts in Mexico
Special to The Washington Host reports Gen Carranza in Monterey rejects Villa backed moves to promote Rodolfo Fierro and Alberto Domingues to brigadier generals. Carranza will not support Villa allies for war and cabinet posts, with ministers named to foreign affairs finance commerce and communications. Villa directs brigadiers at Parral and Jiminez to mobilize toward Mexico City on short notice.
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Huerta Sails From Mexico After Mutiny Arrests
Gen Victoriano Huerta departed Mexican soil aboard the Dresden amid mutiny arrests and German praise while his party prepared to sail to Jamaica. He avoided public demonstrations, offered no farewell address, and expressed respect for the American people as a British cruiser ferried his entourage toward exile in Jamaica.
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Carranza to Negotiate Transfer of Power in Mexico
U S officials report Gen Carranza agrees to talks with Carbajal delegates in Monterey to arrange a peaceful transfer of power. Carbanjal concessions for life and property likely, with U S support. Carranza has not replied on amnesty and church property, while Villa's attitude unsettles observers. Secretary of State cautious on Niagara protocol and recognition, as French clergy issue prompts inquiry.
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Clayton Bin Ready for Senate and Other Items
A mixed page item set notes Clayton Bin ready for the Senate and related political notes including May Bombard Hindus, McReynolds to New Haven, T R not running for Governor, and references to other political topics such as naval hero tributes, tariff discussions, and public notices.
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Noted Derby Winner Rockland Dies in Paria
Rockland, the famous Derby winner who earned $125000 after winning the 1908 Derby, died today in Paria. Fought for prize by August Belmont and later acquired by a French syndicate at a high price. Rockland earned over $230 on English tracks.
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Roosevelt Will Not Run Citizens Ticket Emerges At Oyster Bay
At Oyster Bay Theodore Roosevelt discussed New York Progressive strategy. A citizens ticket for the fall seems likely with Harvey D Hinman named as probable head. Open primaries require 3000 enrolled Progressives for candidates, while talks also touched on John A Hennessy and Dr David Jayne Hill as possible nominees.
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Middies Host To Society Aboard Missouri Reception
London July 20 Officers and midshipmen of the United States squadron hosted a social event aboard the Missouri this afternoon at Grave send. British admirals diplomats and many American girls in London attended a reception given for Mr W P Page the American Ambassador. Notables included Sir Henry Norman Lord Leigh View Admiral Paget Admiral Markham and Mr Joseph Clark Grew among others.
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Dog's Burial Honors Beloved Bellevue Canine Nick
Beloved English bulldog nicknamed Nick lay in state at 18 Van Voast avenue before a burial at Bellevue. Hundreds gathered at the Winn residence to pay respects as a silver and gold trimmed coffin was lowered into the plot. A white shawl and a pretzel on his collar marked the farewell to the pet, who died after overindulgence in fondness.
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Woman speaks for three hours in Calllaux trial drama
In Paris Mme Calllaux, wife of former premier Joseph Calllaux, testified at the palace of justice about the March 16 Figaro shooting and the attacks on her husband. She described three months of torment, defended her honor, and appealed for dignity before judges and a crowded courtroom.
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