The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-15
GENERAL NEWS

restraining trade In wire products be-
gan their lght against the govern
ment BY entering pleas OF not guilty
and obtaining a delay until Sept. to
enable them % Tie demurrers. Each
indicted mans bail was fixed at 81 900
Only thirty Of those indicted made
appearance Ia the United States cir,
cult court but District Attorney Wise
said he had received assurances that
the attitude OF all would be practically
uniform and that the rest would file
formal pleas I'm a dag or two and be
included under the action OF the court
Neither Herbert l.. Satterlee. J. =.
Morgan's Eoninlaw, nor Frank j
Gould was present Mr. Satterlee en-
tered a plea through his attorney, but
Mr. GoulG was not repre- euted The
district attorney said he hoped the
cases could go TO trial before the end
Of the year
The increases &C Indianapolis Ind.
of . cents per hundred pounds
by ice dealers cn three consecutive
days and the charge by one dealer
that attempts We're made 90 force him
into the combination have caused the
prosecutor 20 present The case TO the
grand jury under the state antitrust
law. An Investigation will be- begun
The companies claim that the con
tinued not weather has exhausted
their surplus stock and chat they are
not able TO supply the demand The
price of fee earlier In tie season was
80 cents per hundred pounds, but il is
now as. Patrons are being served
now with only talf The amount they
order. tine dealers saying they have
not enough ice 20 meet the demand.
Clarenre barrow Of Chicago, for
many years one of the best known
lawyers and radical thinkers OF Chi
cago, who is now in charge OF the de-
Tense in the Los Angeles Times dyna.
hitting case, has given up bis Chicago
apartment. dissolved his law partner
ship and has resolved on the compile
tion Of bis present case 10 retire from
the practice Of law and abandon Chill
cago as a place of residence The
firm OF DarrCw Masters a Wilson was
dissolved "a month ago IL is learned
The dissolution was due 20 Darrows
III health, advancing years and a de
sire 20 devote the rest OF his life tol
study and literary work rather than
to The drudgery Of the law.
Senator Borah complained in the
senate at tie delay by the conferees
OF the seante and house on the resolu.
ton for the direct election of senators
lie asked WHEN report might be ex.
pected Some Of the senators had re-
ported that the resolution might 20
over until the regular session in the
fall. Senators Clark. Nelson aud Ba-
con, senate conferees. assured Senator
Burah that there was no purpose on
their part 20 Ccl6y or defeat tho reso-
luton. They blamed the house con
ferees for the delay. There Is be-
lief that the matter will 60 over
There was hot lighting m the harbor
district OF Amsterdam between rioters
on the one band and police and troops
on the other I'm the early hours OF the /
day. The strikers stoned the police
and the troops replied with rifles.
The striking shipping men then pro-
duced revolyers and In the fusillade
that followed a number OF persons re-
ceived bullet wounds During the riot
the street lamps were extinguished.
The troops ultimately routed the strik.
ers and LATER patrolled the streets in
strong detachments.
In New York city six persons are
under arrest as the result OF a raid by
government agents on series OF
distlleries in New York and
Brooklyn. Besides the prisoners the
raid Yielded one large still found In a
hat, one large still found In
n fourstory Brooklyn loft building,
and 1000 gallons OF moonshine bran-l
dy from the gangs wholesale distrib-
ntIne house on Pitt street, Manhattan.
Altogether the haul was the largest of
Its kind ever made IN this district
mot guilty" was the plea az Los
Angeles. Cal. OF J. J. Mcnamara and
his brother James Mcnamara. 20 each
lf the nineteen counts charging them
with murder, read separately IN Judge
Walter BorGwell's department OF the
supreme court J Mcnamara also
pleaded not guilty TO a twentieth in
lictment charging him with dyna.
hitting the Llcwellyn Iron WORKS.
At Princeton, Ind, on iearnineI
hat his fatherin-law, John Miley, had
Sled nm aniGaylt against him for child
losertion, Webb Slifer, thirty.twol
years old. Is alleged 10 have fred his
lome and left ID Neighbors seeing
he flames burst in the door and found
.oal oil had been poured on the floor
# closet whore the fire was burning
iercely.
The first tariff vote OF the United
states renate was taken with the re-
ult a victory for the president. The
ote was upon the amendment OF Sen.
tor Cummins OF Iowa TO the Canadian
eciprocity bill. adding meats TO the