Split Up on Rates Clapp and Bailey Clash Over Court Review
Senator Clapp clashed with Senator Bailey over the Hepburn Dolhyer measure and federal rate control, with Tillman raising an inquiry about court power to suspend rates. Clapp argued the court could enjoin enforcement only under final hearings, while Bailey and Bulley pressed for keeping rates in effect during court review. The debate touched on Congress power, agency rates, and the role of courts in rate disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Tillman
Dickinson
Benater Clapp
Thepburn-Dolhyer
Guo
Ccommistin
Clay Wipherdt
Clapp
Pooaytyiia
Knoal
Congress
Bailey
Mr. Bulley
Congres
Nelson
Texas
FIPVH
Attorney Assails Rogers in U S Court Hearing
Boston March 7 Attorney Whipple for the plaintiff attacks defendant Rogers before Judge Putnam in the Bay State Gas Company receivership case. Whipple accuses Rogers of refusing to submit books and accounts and questions his honesty and willingness to provide precise profit figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Putnam
George W. Pepper
Bay State Gas Company
Delaware
Garriot Henry RR
Whipple
Tir
Rockeelle
Powder Wagon Fire On Express Train Near Warrior Run
An express train between New York and Buffalo struck a wagon loaded with Du Pont powder at Warrior Run. The powder burned but did not explode, preventing a catastrophe. Engineer Seats and fireman suffered minor burns while the crew slowed the train and avoided disaster.
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Sheetal
Washington Po
Wilkesbarre
Lede Valley
New York
Buffalo
Dupont Company
Dover
Springfield Officials Tangle in Bar Raid Scandal
Springfield Ohio March 7—Fire Alarm Superintendent Michael M Duffy and Police Sergeant Joseph Creager face suspensions and arrests following a Palmer House bar raid led by Creager. Duffy was caught at the bar and allegedly paid a $30 cash bribe to Creager, while Charles Snyder challenged cash bail. Mayor Todd schedules hearings. deputy fire marshal Joan Armstrong identifies thirteen young men linked to a mob attempting arson in the Weimar section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
Michael M. Dutty
Joseph Creager
Regent Rats
Palmer House
Sergt
Creager
Duffy
Serst Creager
O'Brien
Charles Snyder
Polce
Hain
Gai
Cour
Todd Will Hast
Joan Armstrong
Weimar
Love and dice decide a rival’s fate in Omaha affair
In Omaha on March 7 Miss Luli Baker watched two young business rivals, Altheus Spreist and Jack Mitchell, gamble over who would win her favor. After Mitchell rolled four sixes in a critical moment, Miss Baker urged Altheus to continue the game. He refused, shook both men’s hands, and vowed never to pursue her again.
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Spreist
Washington Post
Omaha
Nebi
Jsates Altheus
Jack Mitchett
Luli Baker
Miss Baker
Mitchell
Aliens
Althers
Linweelf Fe
Bot Ailehell
Auto Over Embankment Near Columnus
An automobile from a New York concern overturned on the road between this place and Columnus. Rodney Pells of New York City suffered a broken left leg and a deep gash on the forehead, with possible internal injuries. George Reach of Philadelphia escaped injury. Pells’s companion, identified as the purchaser from Philadelphia, was not harmed.
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Columnus
Rodney Pellers
New York City
George Reach
Philadelphia
Reach
Prilers
New York
Feash
Antempore
Portos Wedding Gift Bill Introduced in Delegates
A March bill in San Juan proposes a $5 000 wedding present for Mrs Alice Longworth. No report of any progress from the auction sale of the Karr stork jewelry and silverware. 123 F Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Alice Longworth
Karr Stork
F Street
Karr
I' Street
Rower Goes Out French Cabinet Denied Vote of Confidence
French premier Rouvier resigns after a 294 to 267 Chamber vote against his ministry over church inventories. The crisis risks influencing the Algeciras Conference and Franco German talks on Morocco as ministers discuss a new cabinet and the law enforcing church property inventories is suspended. Resignations followed the defeat, with Rouvier stating relief at the burden and intent to finish the task promptly. Diamonds at Your Own Price auction ad follows on page three.
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Pans
Rouvier
Chamber of Deputes
Crsis
Algeciras
Chuirch
Rougier
Lorien
Ater
Fouvier
Falleras
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Beeschepe
Taemier Touvier
Fallieres
M. Rouvier
Hbmes
Chamber
Foreign Office
M. Rouwsier
Connot
Berlin
France
Faely
Maeli
Routier
Router
Witness 18 Guarded in Hunt for Arch-Conspirator
District Attorney probes plot to blow up strike affected buildings in New York. Moran and Weir face rapid trials for the Bliss Building attempt. Guthrie, guarded witness, implicated as a key participant. A Brooklyn woman tied to the dynamite and money source is also reported.
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Epcoinl
Washington
New York
District Attorney
Effie Today
Charles Moran
Thomas Weir
Bliss
Twenty-third Street
Post & Mcord
Dawyer ‘Cohalan
Tram
Foster
Mr. Crain
John Guthrie
Moran
Weir
Guthrie
Train
Tetal
Wei
Brooklyn
Wer
Chance for Rockefeller in Missouri corporate inquiry
Alfred D. Eddy, Western attorney for Standard Oil, travels from Jefferson City to New York to meet head company officials. Missouri Attorney General Hadley offers a deal that if Tilford, Wilford, and Van Buren answer similar questions as H. H. Rogers, other subpeonaed officials will not be molested. Rogers will reveal the organization of the award and subsidiary companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Alfred D. Eddy
Standard OM Company
New York
Mr. Eddy
Herbert 8. Hadley
Missouri
H. A. Tilford
W. HL Iford
W. M. van Buren
H. H. Rogers
Hadley
Rogers
Haugh Bought Oil Before Fire During Murder Trial
Dayton March 7 The Washington Post reports the closing hours of Dr. Oliver C. Haugh murder trial. Witness William Sellers said Haugh bought four gallons of oil despite his mother's protests. The defense introduced a letter ordering 150 grain hydrostatic tablets. Delia Betters testified of discovering Haugh’s other marriage and a claim of lunacy leading to asylum.
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Washington Post
Dayton
Ohio
Oliver C. Haugh
William H. Sellers
Haugh
Misa Delia Betters
Ludington
Mich
Chicago l
Schwab III Sails Home Amid Reports Of Improvement
Telegrams from traveling physician and dispatches from several sources say Charles M. Schwab is markedly improved but still seriously ill aboard the Rock Island train en route to New York. Reports place him between Santa Rosa and Tucumcari as trains push for Chicago connections and final arrival in New York.
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Succiato
Washington Post
Topeka
Kans
Rock Island
Charles M. Schwab
New York
Schwab
Chicago
Il Paso
Tex
Los Angeles
Rock Island Railway
Topéka
Charlies M. Schwab
Santa Rosa
N. Mex
Kansas City
York
M. R. Ward
Charles M. Schwahb
Tucumcari
Explosion Kills One at Printz Degreasing Works
In Philadelphia on March 7 Adolph Friedman, fifty five, was instantly killed and five other workmen seriously injured when a naphtha tank exploded in the extracting department at Printz Degreasing Works. The blast blew Friedman through a window. the fire-destroyed one-story brick building followed the explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Adolph Friedlman
Kiliad
Printz Degreasing Works
Friedman
Actress Madden Drops Suit Over Duryea Doping Scandal
Miss Sarah Madden withdraws her breach of promise suit against Peter Duryea after one day of testimony. The case ends with Madden covering costs as lawyers hint charges related to doping of Lou Dillon in the Memphis Gold Cup. The National Turf Association and other parties are named in connection with horse racing disputes and potential actions against Duryea.
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Miss Madden
Duryea
Lou Dillon
Memphia
Washington Post
New York
Peter Duryea
Supreme Court
Sarah Madden
Little Maid
Major Delmar
Louis Cuyilier
George C. Coffin
Giegerich
Cugillier
Parker, Sheehan & Hatch
National Turf Association
Turf Association
Nathan Cohen
Oneenan & Baten
Memphis Trotting Association
Chicago and St Louis Swept by Dense Pall of Smoke
A pall of smoke and overcast skies left Chicago and St Louis in near darkness. In Chicago stores and offices used lights by midmorning with streetcars and traffic lamps on. observer notes haze from lake clouds and smoke due to calm winds. In St Louis the smoke thickened through the day until about 1 PM, creating a midnight-like darkness as residents wondered about the cause.
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Maren
Chicago
Observer Cox
Chicago Weather Parent
St. Louis
Would-Be Assassins Shot Near Bogota
Four anarchists condemned for the attempt on President Reyes were shot by court martial with unanimous approval. The December conspirators received eight years hard labor and are serving in Mocca military colony. President Reyes and his daughter escaped unharmed after three mounted men opened fire near the Archbishop Bridge.
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Washington Post
New York
Louis E Bonilla
Hero
Colombia
Bogota
Reyes
Mocca
Calderox
Arzobispo Bridge
Bogela
One Dead and Many Hurt in Saratoga Wreck
In a rear end collision on the Delaware and Hudson Railroad at Saratoga one girl, Gertrude Esmond of Gansevoort, ten, was instantly killed when her forward coach was telescoped. Her mother Mrs. Charles Esmond, forty, was mortally injured. Traveling salesman Frank Lindecuse lost a leg, and Frank Terse of Albany was severely crushed. Nelson Wapne of Sandy Hill, Berton Row ney of Saratoga were injured. another passenger, George Waster Peabody, escaped unharmed. The accident followed a freight derailment blocking traffic near the Saratoga depot as the Montreal Express collided with a standing local.
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Saratoga
Delaware and Hudson
Gertrude Esmond
Gansevoorg
Charles Esmond
Frank A. Lindecuse
Frank Térse
Albany
Nelson M. Wapne
Sandy Hui
Berton B. Rowney
George Waster Peabody
New York
Lake George
Spencer Trask
Hs Village
Legal Crain
Glens Falta
Saratoga Depot
Glens
Women Duel Turns Fatal in Kentucky Saloon Front
In Middlesboro Kentucky yesterday a pistol duel between Mrs Alice Moore and Mrs Lucy Tucker over a long standing quarrel ended with Frank Maden killed by a bullet from Mrs Tucker. Moore fled unharmed though her clothes were pierced twice. The duel arose from a love affair dispute.
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Middlesboro
Alice Moore
Lucy Tucker
Frank Maden
Maden
Sabon
Haffner bill gains powers for Drake investigating committee
The Ohio House judiciary committee votes to report favorably on the Haffner bill already passed by the Senate. The measure would empower the Drake investigating committee in Cincinnati to compel witness attendance and cite defiant witnesses for contempt. Cashier Davis of the First National Bank, Cincinnati, is expected to be compelled to testify, with next sessions likely to cover further issues in the turnpike sales affair.
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Washington Post
Columbus
Ohio
Judiciary Committee
House
Haffner
Senate
Drake Investieating
Cincinnati
Davis
First National Bank
Cinvinnan
Prolems
Friends Free Murderer in Kentucky Jail Break
A group of about six friends of condemned man Hiram Brandenburg forced the jailer John Baker at gunpoint to unlock and release Brandenburg from Booneville jail in Owsley County after the Court of Appeals denied a rehearing in his murder conviction of Robert Lynch. The jailer was then locked in his cell with his own keys, and Brandenburg escaped.
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Washington v. Beattyville
Booneville
Owsley County
Court of Appeals
Hiram Brandenburg
Robert Lynch
John Baker
Kidnapping Tale Shocks Italian Banker Family
Italian banker John Bozzufi’s 14 year old son Antonio recounts a ransom plot in New York. Two Sicilian suspects, Giuseppe Constands and Antonio Glamio, were arrested after the boy identified masked captors. He said his abductors forced him to write a letter to his father at gunpoint while a second kidnapper stood by with an ax. The boy escaped and the bank saw a partial run of withdrawals totaling $7,000. Both suspects faced bail on examination day.
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Washington Post
New York
Antonio
John Bozzufi
East Second Street
Giuseppe Constands
Antonio Glamio
Sixty-third Street
Fi Avenue
East Fifty-ninth Street
Giamio
Yorkville
Antonia
Tom
Trst
John Bozzuli
Bos
Glamp
Giamno
Police
McLaughlin
Isethe
Sixtigtt Street
Woodworth Clum to Panama for Post Panama inquiry
Woodworth Clum, a prominent Washington newspaper man, leaves for New York and then Panama to investigate conditions on the isthmus. He will report via The Washington Post in a series of letters, describing workers, wages, diet, costs, and progress, with neutral factual findings. A gold watch was presented before departure. other notices advertise jewelry sales at 125, WW Street with delivery options.
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Woodworth Clum
Washington
Fleft
New York
Panama
Washington Post
Clem Ducts Weigo
Panama Canal
Clumb
Evening Star
Ha. m
WW Street
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Clapp and Bailey
Harvard & Other
J. HE
Ath St
Assails Rogers
Porto Rico
J. Karr'a Sons
District Attorney’s Office
Chance
Rockefeller
Standard ‘Oil
New York Central Lines
Adirondack Mountain
George H. Daniels
Blanager General Advertising Department
Grand Central Station
J. Karr
Atock
Schwab III
Speeds
Nomura
Sloan's
Gat
Hker
Banking Dept. of Unionist Co
Lil Lewieest
God
Interes
Secon
House Committee
Friends
Pistol’s Point
Lnd
Stilett
Woodworth
Charlotte Russe
Fussell
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