Court hears Packers government retorts in Sherman case
Chicago November 18 government and defense sparred over a key legal question in the Packers corruption case. The Special Counsel argued the Packers aimed to avoid trial through financial motives while the defense contended the issue touched constitutional limits and was driven by public welfare concerns. The hearing paused after debate over habeas corpus and the scope of the Sherman Antitrust Act.
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Sayp
Chicao
Raenaiok
Rai
Tnlay
United States Supreme
United State
Habeas Corpus
Natonat Ua
Sama Anf
Maoor
Heo Fn
Sieein
Carpenter OM
Ingo Riting
Mayer
Dla
Packers Chase After Innocent in Court Scene
A chaotic courtroom scene unfolds as Packers pursue suspects in a case involving a grocer boy and other workers. The incident centers on claims of obstruction and contested legality as the prosecution seeks answers. Authorities emphasize the need for a proper inquiry into the alleged wrongdoing and the roles of key figures.
W B Dodge Sr Dead After Long Illness
W B Dodge Sr aged 72 died after a lingering illness in New Howton. He survived by three sons and a daughter, with funeral arrangements to be announced in Paterson county.
Cuticura Remedies Touted For Eczema Relief In Testimony
A reader from Three Rivers Michigan describes long wart and skin trouble eased by Cuticura Pills Soap and Ointment after years of distress. He credits family heredity and severe itching with prior failure of treatments, claiming complete relief following use of the products. A free 32 page skin book offer is noted from Pot tar Drug & Chem Corp in Boston.
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Ika
Earc
Fateass
Teven Autchison
Rivera
Mich
Pottar Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Trimmed figures and new services sweep the city
Joy rose in Philadelphia as Dr Babcock reported a successful experiment slicing fresh costs by one cent. Men and women in the community cheered at the prospect of inspecting their shoes again and the idea of refectories beside barber shops and dressing parlors.
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Joy
Philadelphia
Babcock
Pursued by Coyotes Near Meade Kansas
A. Norris and family, including his daughter Beulah Robbins and Mrs W C Johnson, were chased by a pack of hungry coyotes while driving home from Meade to Gray County near Crooked Creek. They fled after the pack sprang and swarmed at the vehicle, leaving Norris to whip the horses and race to safety.
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Meade
Kans
I. A. Norris
Mra
Beulah Robbins
W. C. Johnson
Gray County
Crooked Creek
Morris
Mr. Nardo
Jewelry Thief Gets 6000 in Baltimore Heist
Baltimore police investigated a burglary at the Lipps home on East Utow Place as Mrs Lipps discovered the missing 36000 in jewelry after returning to her bedroom near 7:49 PM. Detectives searched the residence but found no trace of the robbers who entered through a window from the porch roof.
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Necurapiu Sane
Baltimore
Frederick W. Lipus
I W. Lipps Chocolate Manufacturing
Cama Pany
Eutow Place
Lapps
Lex
Hermann Pohler
Lipps
College Men Boom Wilson in Princeton Club Formation
An enthusiastic Princeton meeting organized the Woodrow Wilson Club of Princeton University to promote Woodrow Wilson for the Democratic nomination. Coach W. W. Hooper chaired. Similar college clubs formed nationwide, led by the Woodrow Wilson League of College Men, started at South Carolina and joined by Virginia. Willam H. Scott of South Carolina is president and T. Hilden Ramsey of Virginia is vice president.
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Princeton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson Club
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
W. W. Hooper
Woodrow Wilson Teague
University of South Carolina
University of Virginia
Willam H. Scott
T.s Hilden Ramsey
University Pat Virginia
Central bureau to validate cotton bills agreed in New York
New York officials announced a agreement with Guaranty Trust Company to cooperate with a central bureau validating cotton bills of lading. Charles Haight, counsel for the underlying committee, said two months of talks with major exchange buyers aimed to prove the bureau helps prevent irregularities in bills accepted as collateral.
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New York
Guaranty Trust Company
Central Hurkan
Jading
Charles 3. Haight
Tverpoot Cotton Billa
Lading
Haight
Central Bureau
Secretary Fisher asks funds to cut mining losses and expand parks
Secretary of the Interior Fisher seeks 100000 for mineral waste investigations noting billions lost yearly in mining and metallurgical industries. He proposes park funding rises of 600000 and 791000 for national parks to enable a comprehensive development plan, while cuts are planned for army pensions and land service costs. An 80000 item covers Alaska coal field investigations.
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Fisher
Treasury Department
Bureau of Mines
General Land Office
National Parka
United States
Alaska
National Sparks
Episcopal Bishop of Pennsylvania Stricken Dead
The Episcopal Bishop of Pennsylvania, Mackay-Smith, died suddenly after serving as rector of St. John's Church in the city from 1893 until 1902. The prelate, one of the church’s leading figures, passed away leaving eight deaths cited in the bulletin.
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St. John’s Church
Bishop Mackay-Smith Dies in Philadelphia at 65
The Rt Rev Alexander Mackay-Smith bishop of Pennsylvania Episcopal diocese died suddenly at his home at about 1 am. Heart disease caused his death. He was born in 1850 in New Haven Connecticut and educated at Trinity College and General Theological Seminary. He served in Boston New York Washington and became bishop of Pennsylvania in 1902. He leaves a wife Virginia Stewart and three daughters. Funeral planned Saturday at Holy Trinity Church.
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Philadephia
Bir
Alexander Mackay-Smith
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Pennsylvania
Mackay-Smith
Mackay-Smaith
Rhinelander
Garland
Philadelphia
New Haven
Conn
Trinity Courge
General Theorological Seminary
New York
Grace Church
Soott Boston
St. Thomas Church
St. John's Church
Washington
D.C
Whitaker
Virginia Stewart
Holy Trinity Church
Guilty Pleas In Missing Teacher Case At Lincoln Center
In Lincoln Center Kansas on November 36 three prominent men pleaded guilty in connection with the tarnishing of Shady Bend teacher Miss Mary Chamberlain. Everett Clark president of a local milling company Watson Scranton and Jay Fitzwater both farmers faced the pleas as Sherrill Clark N Slams and John Schmidt were tried on assault and battery charges. Judge Grover postponed sentencing pending resolution of other cases.
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Lincoln Center
Kans
Mary Chamberlain
Shady Bend
Mverett Glark
Watson
Scranton
Farmer
Jay Fitawater
Grover
Sherrill Clark
A. N. Slams
Everatt Clark
Join Schmidt
Mysterious Murder at Mickle's Cigar Store on Seventh Street
Police probe a fatal beating at William Mickle's Seventh Street cigar shop. Victim, 64, a longtime merchant known for card games in the rear room, died from blunt-force head injuries. Witnesses place a suspect among Mickle's friends, while evidence includes a wrench and bloodstains. A nephew was detained for questioning as investigators pursue motive and identity.
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Mickle
Pimea
Mick
Pimes
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Shreve
Star
Seventh Street
J. R. Mickle
William
Waa
Gee
Meri
Pye
Thas
Schoal
Thurston
St Bis
Technical High School
Franklin School
Webster School
Heney School
Gage School
Peabody School
Eastern High School
Small
Eastern
Daniel
India
Oyster
Capt. Oyster
Herond
Aly
Columbia Chapter
The
Masons
Mickie
Government
Nevitt
Mirkle
Thomas Llferxeon
Mary
Randolph
Lennon
Alonzo Simms
Capitol Heights
McKinley Manual Training School Declared Fire Safe
The Boston schoolhouse commission states McKinley Manual Training School is fireproof with safe boilers and a fire escape for property protection. It warns against alarmist reports and panic, noting a tire blowout or similar event would not endanger students.
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McKinley
Boston
McKinlesy
Schanl
Russia
McKintey Manual
McKinley Manual Training School
Hulliny
Fre
TWO LEPERS IN PHILADELPHIA TREATMENT AND QUARANTINE
In Philadelphia on November 16 two leprosy cases were reported. Dr Becky Aculett, 52, diagnosed at Pennsylvania Hospital, and Mrs Becky Foeder, 59, at Orthopaedic Hospital in an advanced stage. Both women were moved to isolation wards and quarantines set at their homes.
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Philadelphia
Becky Aculettman
Phyal Elani
Pennsyvania Hospital
Becky Foeder
Fowler's Aero Plane Crashes Tree During Test Flight
Special to the El Paso Times reports on November 16 Fowler attempted a coast to coast flight here. His aircraft struck a tree causing substantial damage but the aviator escaped injury. The craft will require complete rebuilding and repairs.
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Yrmausagsi
Paso
Tex
Fowler
No Tobacco Appeal Final Decree Is Entered
United States court in New York approves the plan to break the American Tobacco Company into fourteen firms, aiming to restore competition. Government declines to appeal to the Supreme Court. independents seek further action, arguing to intervene and contest the decree.
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Rericult
New York
American Tobacco Company
Wickersham
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Court
Vane
Alan
United Cigar Stores Company
United States Circuit Court
National Cigar Leaf Tobacco Association
Cigar Manufacturers Association of America
Federal Supreme Court
Fella H. Levy
Blame Placed in Olympic Hawke Collision Case
London November 1 hearing opened in admiralty court over cross actions stemming from the September 20 collision between the White Star Line steamer Olympic and the British cruiser Hawke off the Isle of Wight. Capt. H J Smith testified the Hawke suddenly veered and struck the liner, rejecting a suction theory as implausible.
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White Star Line
Olympic
Hawke
Isle of Wight
Admiralty
Samuel T. Evans
Blunt
Heng
H. J. Smith
Olympics
Smith
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