Taft Commission Opens Tilt on Interstate Commerce
New York Aug 31 The Taft appointed commission led by Attorney General Wick ersham to propose amendments to the interstate commerce and anti trust laws and reorganize enforcement began work and will report before Taft's Western trip. It seeks a streamlined system with a bureau of prosecutions and a quasi judicial ICC.
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Catholic Mutual Benefit Association Opens Rochester Convention
Several hundred delegates representing a 30000 member body gather in Rochester for a three day state convention. Before opening mass is led by Bishop Hickey at the cathedral, with Mayor Edgerton welcoming the visitors and Thomas F. McAvoy of New York City replying as grand president. Miss Beulah Hastings returns from a week at the fair.
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N. Y
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Rocester
Hickey
Edgerton
Thomas F. McAvoy
New York City
Order
Notable local list of attendees for Wenatchee day
The Daily World prints a partial roll of those going to Wenatchee day, aided by Farmers Telephone central girls. Names include Rev A J Adams, Dr F L Buck, Daily World staff, Courtway siblings, City Grocery, Great Northern Depot, and many others, with counts in parentheses. A separate note from Hotchkiss reports a six mile by one mile glacier at Bridge Creek and praises regional scenery.
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Daily World
Wenatchee
Farmers’ Telephone Company
A. J. Adams
Smith Adams
Nick Akerman
J. J. Albin
J. S. Albin
L. W. Allyn
Arrow Livery & Transfer Co
C. K. Baker
Ball & McNerney
J. R. Barcroft
A. Barnhart
R. L. Bartlett
C. A. Battles
eBal Grain & Milling Co
Harry Crowl
M. Daly
Frank Dando
E. J. Delaney
Ed Dennis
Department Store
I. N. Derifield
Great Northern Depot
W. H. Dickson
W. B. Dodd
J. M. Duffy
Frank Dull
Mrs. B. T. Duncan
William Edmund
Ira D. Edwards
John Elfers
S. A
Europe
Michigan Day at Seattle Fair Highlights Wolverine Pride
Michigan Day at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition featured Congressman Diekman and other speakers praising Michigan. Former residents in Seattle joined the official party to make the celebration a success.
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Queen Wilhelmina Birthday Sparkles Across Holland
All Holland marks the 28th anniversary of Queen Wilhelmina with festive decorations and crowded streets around the royal palace in The Hague. The queen remains a beloved figure as public enthusiasm grows following the birth of Princess Juliana on April 30.
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European apple importer visits city for study tour
Entertains prominent European figures A. W. Otis of Boston and Carl Basedow of Hamburg are hosted by A. C. Dallach of the Orchard Growing Company. Basedow, Germanys top apple and fruit importer, tours the states to inspect apple conditions and tree cultivation.
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A. W. Otis
Boston
Mass
Carl Basedow
Hamburg
Germany
A. C. Dallach
Orchard Growing Company
Labor opposition tied to eight hour bill in Massachusetts
In a fall state campaign, labor leaders oppose the governor over his stance on the eight hour bill which failed during the last Massachusetts legislative session. In New Orleans, officials announce the Rock Island Frisco Railroad will inaugurate service tomorrow, running west to Baton Rouge before using Louisiana Railway and Navigation tracks and ferries into the city.
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Rock Island-Frisco Railroad System
New Orleans
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Grand Circuit Opens at Readville Track Readies for Big Week
Readville Boston readies for the Grand Circuit meet starting Aug 31 as trotters and pacers practice on the famed track. The four day program offers over 80 000 in purses with the American Derby 50 000 prize leading the card along with the Blue Hill and Neponset handicaps. H B Cassidy departed for Peshastin on business.
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Mass
Readville
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