Labor Leaders Respond to Supreme Court Ruling
Samuel Gompers arrived from New York expressing gratification at the high court reversing the lower tribunal but disappointed that the court did not settle the core issue. He defends the sentences as unjust and notes improved relations with Bucks Stave and Range Company while cautioning against civil action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Iompers
New York
Yesterda
Supreme Court
CL Am
Mitchell
Madison
Gompers
Bucks Stave and Range Company
Federation
Labor Leaders Cleared as Buck Stove Won’t Sue
Buck's Stove and Range Company will not sue Samuel Gompers John Mitchell or Frank Morrison and is on friendly terms with the AFL. The Supreme Court decision upheld the right to boycott, while James A Emery of the NAM hailed the ruling as vindicating individual protection from boycott. John Mitchell voiced satisfaction and said he would seek employment after resigning from the National Civic Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Buck's Stove and Range Company
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
F. L. Gardner
Company
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the United States
American Antiboycott Association
Fuck 3
New York
United States Supreme Court
James A. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
Emery
Alton B. Parker
Organized Labor Movement
Mitchell
National Civic Federation
Wilson Held In Contempt By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court affirmed the judgment against Charten C. Wilson of United Wireless Telegraph Co. for refusing to produce corporate books before a federal grand jury. The ruling rejected his claim that a subpoena to a corporation, not an officer, was invalid and denied privilege over his private letters found with corporate papers. Justice McKenna dissented, arguing the case targeted Wilson personally and that his custody of the books was privileged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Hughes
United States Circuit Court
Southern District of New York
Charten C. Wilson
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Federal Grand Jury
Wilson
Justice Hughes
McKenna
Wh- Won
United States Circuit Court For
William Dreyer
Dicienstein Millinery Company
United States Customs
Oil Trust Dissolution Hits Supreme Court Ruling
The court’s ruling on breaking up the tobacco and standard oil cases hinges on a new test for restraints of trade. Congressional leaders expect broad approval, deeming the decision vital to curbing monopolies while protecting legitimate business. Dreyer is found in contempt for failing to produce company books in a customs inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Corporation
Congress
Standard Oil Company
Labor Loyalists Celebrate Supreme Court Labor Leaders
Organized labor of Washington numbering 25 000 workers plans a parade and banquet after the Supreme Court contempt rulings against Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison of the AFL. A committee led by F C Roberts will arrange events with speakers including Gompers Mitchell Morrison and AFL executives. A banquet at the New Willard is expected with 19 labor Congress members among guests. A $100 contribution supports the McNamaras defense in the Los Angeles Times bombing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
F.C. Roberts
Columbia Typographical Union
Ne Ifl
Central Union
Supreme Court
Milton Snellings
F. C Roberts
Cabell Adams
John 8. Colpors
E.L. Adams
Nathan C. Sprague
James W Considine
New Willard
Congress
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Executive Council
Gompers Wll
McNamaras
Los Angeles Times
Diegle
Nye
Burns
MacNemore
Los Angeles
Sam Gompers
McNamara
Indianapoli
Gompere
Gompera
Indian Rights Tangle as Court Upholds Land Sale Limit
The Supreme Court ruled that 95 year limits on selling Indian lands remain constitutional, delaying full citizenship rights. It notes Congress imposed the 1906 restriction after allotment, and that full-bloods retain guardianship until Congress declares otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeserday
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Five Civilized Tribes
Oklahoma
Bath Tub Case Takes Twist In Immunity Ruling
The bath tub trust immunity issue reaches the Supreme Court as Colwell Lead Company seeks review of Judge Howland’s Philadelphia circuit decision. Government cites immunity statutes to protect witnesses. ruling could affect numerous antitrust prosecutions and market reaction followed the Standard Oil decision. May 15, Lenton fonds note indicates anticipated market move regardless of outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath-Tub Trust
Supreme Court of the United States
Colwell Lead Company
Supreme Court
Howland
United States Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Department of Fustier
Congress
Diva's Plea Saves Him in Yonkers Court
Mme Schurmann Heink asked the judge to spare her chauffeur Frank Lepper after he pleaded guilty to speeding. Beal suspended sentence as the songbird explained she ordered Lepper to pass a car to avoid throat dust and to keep Caruso safe for performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N. Y
Beal
Mme Schurmann-Heink
Frank Lepper
Sentent
Lepper
Songbird
Caruso
Civil Service Group Plans Mass Meeting for Higher Pay
Executive Committee of the National Civil Service Improvement Association of business men discusses methods to secure pensions and higher pay for federal employees. A May 31 to June 1 convention at the old Masonic Temple will be followed by a mass meeting June 1 in Convention Hall. Delegates and speakers are to be arranged with President Taft and congressional committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Improvement Association
Congress
Civil Service
National Civil Service Improvment Association
Business Men of the
United States
Filton R. Gordon
Colorado
Masonic Temple
Convention
Gordon
John Joy Edson
Milton BE
Alles
Taft
House
Senate
New York
Baltimore
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Charles W. Carr
Chamber of Commerce
National Civil Service Reform League of
New York City
Louis P. Shoemaker
John Joy Enison
Charles J. Bell
Milton E. Ailes
Joseph W. Buck
Henry T. Offterdinger
H. King Cornwell
Julian C. Dowell
Percy S. Foster
W. T. Galliher
R. N. Harper
P. Hage
J. Philip Herman
Vernon E. Hodges
Grant Leet
Harry M. Martin
Col. John, McElroy
Edward B. Mclean
H. B. F. Macfarland
Benjamin M. Newbold
Clarence F. Norment
Neodore W. Noyes
George M. Oyster
Henry A. Polkinhorn
Myron M. Parker
Preston B. Ray
George
Bayard Funeral Tomorrow for Pilip Bayard
The body of Pilip Bayard son of the late Senator Thomas F. Bayard of Delaware and former Tanler Morocco vice consul died after a fall from a third floor at Garfield Hospital. Funeral from Old Swedes Church Wilmington with brother Thomas T. Bayard arriving to oversee the arrangements. Inquest cites contributory fall and septic pericarditis. mental irresponsibility noted before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilip Bayard
Thomas F. Bayard
Delaware
Tanler
Morocco
Garfield Hospital
Wilmington
Del
Thomas T. Bayard
Washington
Whyte
Bayvard
Bayard
Maj John T Haines Buried at Arlington with Military Honors
Funeral services for Maj John Taylor Haines Eleventh United States Cavalry who died of appendicitis at Fort La Houston Texas on May 11 were held at 1019 Vermont avenue the home of his mother in law Mrs J J Almy widow of Admiral Almy USN. The body was interred with military honors in Arlington Cemetery. Haines a Missouri native graduated from West Point in 1886. His wife and three daughters survive him. Neither she nor Mrs Price could attend due to Mrs Almy illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taylor Haines
Eleventh
United States Cavalry
Fort la Houston
Tex
Vermont Avenue
J. J. Almy
Admiral Almy
Arlington Cemetery
Maj. Haines
Missouri
United States Military Academy
Almy
S. A. Price
New York
Price
Rosen Denied as Foreign Minister Speculation
St Petersburg May 15 The foreign office denied rumors that Baron Rosen ambassador to Washington would be named foreign minister to replace Sazonoff. It was also said Pierre Botking minister to Morocco now in the United States would not get the office. There was no denial that Baron Rosen would head the foreign office temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Baron Rosen
Washington
Sergius Sazonoff
Pierre Botking
Morocco
United States
Arlington Fire Insurance Company
District of Columbia
Pennesi
Vamp Avenue
Washington, D. C
Clock Dam
James M Johnston
Woladen Jackett
Thomas Brown
William King
Charles R Edmonston
Alexander B Legare
Burr N. Edwards
Samuel L. Phillips
Herbart A Gil Isate E. Shoemaker
Robert C. Howard
GE Urea
Memoriat
Association
Genereil
Arlington HA
Not Miss Arnold's Body Disputes Identification
New York May 15 John Arnold brother of the missing Dorothy Arnold says the body found in the East River yesterday is not his sister after examining clothing and jewelry of a young woman found deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dorothy Arnold
John Arnold
East River
Movements of Ocean Steamers and Arrivals at Ports
Movements report ships arriving from New York to various European ports and vice versa. Vessels include Londor Minnewaska from New York to Gibraltar and other liners to Antwerp Liverpool and Copenhagen. Sailings include ships from Gibraltar to New York and several bound for New York with expected dock times noted. The text lists numerous ships with origins and destinations and forecasted arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londor
Minnewaska
New York
Gibraltar
Koeotgin
Lotee
Plymond—Kronprins Wilhelm
Premén Janennatl
Seo
Tring Te Carpathia
Leantania
Liverpool
Tiniand
Antwerp
Catholics Aid Sister In Measles Case At St Ann Asylum
Catholics in the city plan protests after Sister Agnes head of St Ann Asylum for Infants appears in police court on charges by the District health department for failing to report a measles epidemic. Dr Murray Russell attends the patients. A continuance was granted and trial likely next Friday before Judge Millowny. Catholic groups urge dropping charges and quashing informations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sister Ages
St.Ann
Slater Agni
Murray A. Russell
Slater Agnes
Bt Anns
Lasteile
Hulta
Millowny
Agnes
Russell
He Health Department
International Union Meets at Willard Hotel
The International Union for the Protection of Industrial Property opened yesterday at the Willard Hotel with 34 nations represented. Charlemagne Tower presided as delegates, empowered to negotiate treaties, with the US Britain France the Netherlands Sweden Switzerland and Berne bureau to present matters. Welcome speeches by Moore Knox and Fisher opened the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Union For the Protection of Industrial Property
Willard Hotel
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
Netherlands
Sweden
Switzerland
International Bureau
Berne
Patents Moore
Knox
Interior
Fisher
Formal Nominations Made for Treasury and War Posts
President Taft yesterday formally nominated Henry L. Stimson of New York to be Secretary of War and C. M. Millington of Herkimer, N Y, to be assistant treasurer. The Senate confirmed John C Napier of Tennessee as register of the Treasury and James A Fowler of Tennessee as assistant to the Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Senate
Henry L. Stimson
New York
C. &. Millington
Herkimer
N. Y
United States
John C. Napier
Tennessee
Treasury
James A. Fowler
Kenyon
Tewa
Charles M. Cobb
California
Interior Department
Charles 3. Millington
Weather Conditions Report From May 15
Unsettled weather and showers persist over the upper lake region and valleys as a deep low dominates eastern Rocky Mountain slopes. Temperatures run above normal inland, with cooler readings on the Atlantic coast and Pacific slope. Showers expected in northern plains, upper Mississippi valley, and northern Rocky Mountain region Tuesday, with generally fair conditions elsewhere. Lake Superior storm warnings in effect. winds vary by coast and region. River bulletin notes Potomac and Shenandoah rivers clear at Harpers Ferry, WVa.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi
Missouri
Rocky Mountain
Wenturo Plateau
Rocky Mountains
St. Lawrence
South Atlantic Coast
Appalachians
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Alope
Plains States
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Obtu
Lake Superior
Duluth
Redland
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coasts
West Gulf Coast
Western Superior
Steamera
Grand Bank
Burns Tells of Work In Supreme Court and Gompers Clash
William J Burns details his anti graft operations, including bribery probes in the Ohio legislature and a dictagraph method used to trap legislators. He denounces Samuel Gompers after Gompers accused him of framing cases and defends his role in Los Angeles conspirator prosecutions.
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Burns
Harvey O'Higgins
O'Higgins
Cobb
California
Pacific Coast
Columbus
Secret Service
Ohio
Andrews
Courag
K. M. Turner
New York
Ourist
Nye~ Aprang
Diegle
Supreme Court ruling cited by Burns on labor, Gompers
Detective Burns comments on the Los Angeles case and a Supreme Court decision favoring Samuel Gompers and associates. He argues the ruling shows labor and Gompers receive fair treatment in the nation’s highest court and calls for silence from agitators.
Weymann Sets Speed Marks in Mourmelon Flight
Rheims May 13 American aviator Henry Weymann flies a monoplane from Mourmelon with Count Robillard as passenger. A following wind boosts speed to over 190 mph as the craft covers 16.8 miles in about 10 minutes, though the descent is described as terrify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheims
Henry Weymann
Mourmelon
Count Robillard
Burning of Moscow At Virginia Theater Dominates Week
The Virginia Theater screens The burning of Moscow described as the greatest military picture. Three thousand men take part and cost five thousand dollars. It portrays Napoleon's campaign and Moscow's destruction by Russians forcing a retreat amid privations and hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Theater
Moscow
Napoleon
Purify the Blood Guaranteed by a Prominent Specialist
Advertises Dr. Cunningham's Anti Blood Toxine sold at Affleck's drug store. Claims to remove blood toxins causing eruptions and pimples. Promises risk free trial with full money back guarantee and a complete formula on each bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Affleck
Cunningham
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District Supreme Court
Daniel Davenport
Court of Equity
Stove Company
Washington Post
Post
Counons
Uslform
Finnpean
Waah
OIL Trust
I.a Follette
Asema
London
Lenton
Standard Cf
American Securities
Diva
Firestone
Columbus Probey's
Iieseu
Wilmington, del
Maj
J. T. Haines
Rosen
Miss Arnold
Pannoala
Basie Island
Oveanie
Southampton
Pennaviventa
Hamburg
Kelner
Areven
Carmania
Frown Liverpen
Catholics Aid Sister
St. Ann's Asylum
Read
Stimson and
Millington
Bam
River Bulletin
Harpers Ferry
Wva
Potomac
Ana Shenandean Rivera
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Bismarck
Boston
Buttato
Chicago
Todianapolis
Jacksonville
Fila
Kansas City
Little Mock
Ark
Cal
Marquette
Memphis
Orleans
York
North PLC
Omaha
Pittsburg
Portland
Bagalt Lake City
Utah
St, Paul
Minuit
San Francisco
Springfield
Tacoma
Wai
Tampa
Toledo
Vicksburg
Francis B. Gessner
Willam J. Byrne
Willard
Wall Street
William J. Burns
Dansburgh Bro
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank Pa
Pa Ave
Society of
Jar
Labor
Underwood Standard Typewriter
Underwood
Underwood Typewriter Company
Chcorporate
F Street
N. W
Boston Baking CO
Washington, D.C
Tic Post
Bungalow
DROOP
New Haven
Hartford
New
Boston & Maite
R. R. Territory
Vacation Board
Maine
Maine Central R. R. Territory Advertising Bureau
Boom Vss Co
The
New England Lines
House & Herrmann
Wome
Seventh
Eye Streets
Go., Inc
Bas
Christian Xander
7Th St
Rufus H. Darby Printing Co
St. N. W
Ballentine
Lite Shoemaker Co
Ralph W. Lee
Gay Insurance
14Th Street
N.W
Milbury, Heister & CO
Architects
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