Cummins Defends Regulated Competition Amid Trust Debate
Des Moines October 21 senator Cummins releases second Republican letter to Iowa Republicans assessing trusts and monopolies. He argues government must curb monopolies while excluding public utilities and outlines national regulation of interstate carriage and the broad private business fields affected.
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Des Moines
Cummins
Republicans of
Iowa
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court Delays Opinions on Opening Day of Recess
Washington October 21 the supreme court opened its simmer recess without announcing any opinion for the first time in years. Decisions were anticipated in the hard non case the Union Paetae merger and the state rate case leaving observers awaiting rulings on major issues.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Union Paetae
Roosevelt Leaves Mercy Hospital for Home Journey
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt departed Mercy Hospital at 7 20 AM in a wheeled chair to board the Pennsylvania Railroad train for his trip home. Mrs. Roosevelt accompanied him. doctors reported his condition as good with some rest needed for the journey.
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Longworth
Theodorecinnati
Roosevelt
Ing
Mre
Medill McCormick
Amférey Hog
Chicago
Jee
Get
Col. Roosevelt
Mercy Hospital
Scurry L. Terrell
Arthur D. Bevan
Alexander Lambert
John B. Golden
Murphy
German airmen killed in balloon test flight near Stuttgart
Lieutenant Hans Gericke former winner of last year’s balloon race in the United States died after his gas bag exploded during a test flight near Grossenhain. His aid Lieutenant Steler also perished as the balloon rose then burst in a violent wind and fell to earth. The tragedy halted preparations for the forthcoming international races.
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Berlin
Hans Gericke
United States
Stuttgart
Steler
Gericke
Roosevelt’s Condition Update After Chicago Trip
Bulletin from Col. Roosevelt’s physicians says he is resting well and comfortable as the train reaches Valparaiso. Dr. Alexander Lambert and Dr. Scurry L. Terrell report his condition normal and not ill from the journey, with plans to keep him in bed until Oyster Bay.
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John B. Murphy
Alexander Lambert
A. D. Bevan
Scurry L. Terrell
Col. Roosevelt
Lambert
Col
Cecil Lyon
Roosevelt
Margaret Fitzgerald
Blanche Weter
Cal
Car
Fort
Wayne
Ind
Valparaiso
Attempt to Free Cameron Girl Stirs Court Action
Judge Carper announced Lucile Cameron will be unable to appear before the grand jury until tomorrow as attorney Cantwell withdraws questions. The case involves habeas writ and a Rockford connection with Johnson and prior detentions in Chicago.
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Rowett
Canty
United Carpenter
Lucile Cam
Ohnson
Rockford
Chicago
Jix
Dudge Carper
Tomorow
Occormey Cantwell
Johnson
Gary Newsboy Hero Honored At Funeral Crowd Packs Church
Gary residents pay tribute to William Rugh the newsboy hero who gave his life to save a stranger. Tens of thousands attend as the funeral procession blocks the hose truck and three ministers praise his unselfish service. Women collapse and are carried from the church as mourners line the route in grief.
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Gary
Chicago
William Rugh
Methodist Church
Rbilly
Rough
Aldo
Ethel Sith
Firth
Eiater
Poeugmenie
Keyy
Pop
Sean
Laymen Missionaries Hold Four Big Meetings
A four session lay missionary convention in Grace Church and First Baptist and First M. B. churches featured prominent speakers from the United States and Asia. Rev J B Denses and Col Elijah W Walford addressed men audiences while Col Halford and Dr Frank Peterson spoke to women. The convention opens with a 4 PM session at Grace M I church and continues with a banquet tomorrow at Chautauqua park.
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Grace M. i
First
J.B. Smith
B.D. Hull
J. Michel
Chicago
Wiliant BR. Miller
New York
Grace Church
A. MacHachron
Frank Peterson
Minneapolis
Home
J. Campbell White
New York City
L. G. Hix
M. I. Church
Col. Halford
Grace M
Ja‘va
Dutch East Indies
Thonehi
Lowa
Mississippi River
Lemen
Denyes
Rome
Mohnmedan
Elijah W. Walford
Allies Win In Most Battles In A Balkans War Dispatch
A Constantinople dispatch reports Greek troops repulsed at the Karniatis pass held by Furks as Balkan fronts shift. Turkish ships bombarded Kavarna fort near Varna. Bulgarian forces push toward Adrianople with reports of captured forts and prisoners. Servian and Montenegrin actions noted with multiple village and town gains and shifts across the frontier.
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Fendon
Akarniatis
Constantinople
Komiadia
Sofia
Kavarna
Javarna
Lack Sea
Varna
Adrianople
Kirk- Kissch
Tarmiy
Servia
Novipazar
Belgrade
Cetinje
Montenegro
Flava
Athens
Elassana
Mount Olympus
Tulya Heights
Bujanoratz
Rmil
Vranja
Nish
Vranya
Morava
Perkins Denies Underwriting Roosevelt Campaign Funds
Geo W Perkins testifies before the Clapp committee denying underwriter plans for Roosevelt campaign finance. He claims total contributions amount to 122800 and challenges Penrose to prove any larger claim. He accuses a large falsehood and demands auditors for Harvester Company records.
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Washington, Ort
Geo
Perkins
Parking
Hilies
International Iharvester Company
Roosevelt
Hilles
Harvester
Sena
Penrose
Uilles
Treasury
the Harvester Company
Col. Roosevelt
New York State Committee
BK. WN. Hooper
National Fund
Washington
New York
Brooklyn
W. Sims
Mr. Perkins
Wilson leads in electoral college, poll shows strong edge
Chicago reports two weeks before election that Wilson holds a commanding electoral majority in weekly polls by the New York Herald and Chicago records. Roosevelt and Taft trail, with 15 doubtful. Iowa shows Wilson ahead by 70 657 votes as Taft gains Republican defections.
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Chicago
Wilson
New York Herald
Chicago Record
Herald
Roosevelt
Taft
Iowa
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Reptor
Alice Longworth
Colonel Roosevelt
Teddy
Grossenhain
Fie
Cameron Girl
Great Missionary Convention For
World For Christianity
London
Turkey
Geo. W. Perkins
Clares
Clapp
United State Senate
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