Clash at Inquiry Over Philanthropy Motive in Steel Talks
The House committee skirmished with counsel R V Lindabury as witnesses Fercival Roberts and Janes Gayley testified that pre formation agreements among steel makers shaped output. The panel probed Gary dinners and price maintenance before United States Steel Corp, and questioned Morgan's influence and interlocking directors. The session ended with plans to recall Morgan amid debate on corporate ideals and patriotism in pricing.
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R. V. Lindabury
Fercival Roberts
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Steel Corporation
Heall
Texas
J. Fierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
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Tennessee Coal and Tran Company
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Political currents swirl as Democrats and allies shape next year
In Washington a New York Democrat Nash Morton probes recall and referendum debates while Gov Wilson’s circle stirs Redirection tensions. Indiana and New Jersey factions maneuver around Marshall Harmon and Wilson backed plans. West Virginia and Ohio figures plan lakeside strategy to influence next year’s party lineup and Taft delegation prospects.
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Beott
Virginia
Hampton
Scott
Alvah Martin
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Olf
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Gary Promises Reforms After Steel Trust Testimony
Judge E r O H Gary head of United States Steel meets with Justice Department officials after testifying before the steel investigating committee. He promises reforms to align operations with Supreme Court trust decisions. Reports say prosecutions may be paused to allow reorganization, with administration favoring full compliance with Sherman law as interpreted.
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United States Steel Corporation
Department of Justice
Honasr Steel
Steel Trust
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Sade Gary
Tle
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Leninain
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Park to Get Miller Cabin In Rock Creek Park
The Joaquin Miller cabin, once home of the poet of the Sierras, will be moved to Rock Creek park on Henry White's estate. The park board and District commissioners agreed a site is to be set aside and removal details remain. HH. D. Renninger will reassemble the cabin exactly as existing, with a bronze plate and inscription on the front door.
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The
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Henry White
France
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W. H. Wixby
Engineer Corps
Army
Esterday
HH. D. Renninger
Congress Heights
Joaquin Miner
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Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived and Railed
Boulogne Ryndam arrived from New York while Kaiserin Auguste Vietoris departed Southampton for New York.
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Cold storage care offered for fur items
Alocal advertises improved cold storage for furs ensuring safety and perfect condition with reasonable charges. It promises abandoned storage space? The notice emphasizes secure preservation and affordable service for fur owners.
Taft Heads Campaign Over Root Amendment in Reciprocity Fight
President Taft intensifies effort as House leaders warn they will oppose any change to the reciprocity pact with Canada. The root amendment decision hinges in the Senate. Taft directs daily talks with senators and presses for the full bill as originally written. Underwood claims the House has done all it will, and the outcome depends on Senate action and conference standings.
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Senate backs Honduran loan treaty approval
The Senate foreign relations committee yesterday reported favorably the Honduras loan treaty. It provides a $10,000,000 loan from U.S. banking interests to meet Honduran debt. Of the amount, $7,504,000 is to be available immediately. The Nicaraguan treaty remains unacted but is seen as similar in provisions and likely to gain committee support.
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Morocco At Odds As Tribesmen Fight French Spanish Troops
Dispatches from Morocco report clashes between tribesmen and Spanish forces near Soul Arba Desert on June 6, leaving 40 Spanish dead and many guerrilla casualties. French operations near Mekinez face Berber attacks as Madrid defends El-Araish aims under Canalejas. Royalist reports also indicate Mulai-al-Zin’s capture by French troops after rebellion.
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State Vindicates Berger on Call for Constitutional Convention
Representative Berger a Milwaukee Socialist who faced ridicule for a joint resolution urging Congress to call a convention to revise the Constitution submitted his vindication to the House. He referenced a Wisconsin legislature resolution and urged Wisconsin Republicans and Democrats to press adoption by Congress. The House debated the wool tariff bill, with Hull, Reed, Robinson, and Warburton among the speakers, as the session continued.
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Wisconsin
House
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Tennessee
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Massachusetts
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Arkansas
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Washington
Tobacco Tax Urged By Warburton Report
Representative Warburton of Washington, a newly elected Republican insurgent, urged higher tobacco taxes and attacked Democrats for delaying Internal Revenue collection. He asserted a reasonable tobacco tax could fund government needs and reduce duties on woolen and cotton goods, suggesting England and France tax tobacco heavily and that all customs could close except liquor and tobacco imports.
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Hill's successor not chosen in Taft's foreign post
Report that the German Emperor opposed the new ambassador is denied. Taft's pick for the post was said to be rejected by Berlin. Secretary Knox said no successor had been formally or informally named to Dr. Hill, whose resignation takes effect July 1, and it is likely a decision will follow within days after German sentiment is assessed.
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