Butter Trust Case Aims to End Price Fixing Conspiracy
Federal government charges a conspiracy among major butter manufacturers and storage interests to fix prices for butter. Attorney General Wickelham alleges the Elgin and Chicago firms manipulated supply from May to August to store and hoard butter, shaping summer prices while winters rose, harming farmers and consumers. The suit seeks to bar these firms from fixing or misquoting prices and from influencing market prices through alleged conspiratorial actions.
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Chicago
Dev
Abe Elgin Baar
Wickelehant
Butler
Ars
Trase
Chadvier
M.C. Christians T
A. C
Dissglutiorof
Aean
Ajoli
Cormittes
Adda
Laren
Ava
Woman in Paris shoots sportsman in Paris murder case
Reports detail the shooting of Walter Munis by Mrs. Maury Ratias and her subsequent wounding. Detectives trace her movements to Paris as inquiries continue. Barnes and other figures are linked to the case, with divorce and marriage histories noted. Police pursue charges as details emerge from multiple locations.
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Loday
Penajma
Ani
Barnes
New York
Marie Barnes
Paris
Pennsylvanis
Iight
Gadiéa P Creel
Pance
Henry David’ Barnes
Baltimore
Young Man Killed by Heavy Wagon in Miles City
Special Dispatch reports Stg Hanson, 22, died in Miles City after a delivery wagon ran over him tonight. He was a cousin of Mrs. Milligan and lived with his parents in St Paul. TheMilligan House owner Milligan owned the wagon involved in the accident.
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Standard
Miles City
Hanson
Jie
Miles
Milligan
Millican
Toy Wana
Allies Stand Firm On Terms To Turks At Peace Conference
Balkan delegates and a senior Turkish envoy issued a united pledge of the terms to be enforced, demanding immediate surrender of Scutari Adrianople and Janina, evacuation near Gallipoli, and a Greece-Turkey border settlement. They warned peace could arrive between Christmas and New Year at St James Palace or Constantinople, with strong conditions.
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London
Associated Press
Alita
Washington
Parin
Sandon
Balkans
United States
St. James’ Palace
Constantinople
Alfles
Scutari
Adrianople
Janina
Turkey
Greece
Rhodes
Italy
Taunanne
Crete
Balkan
Congressmen Find Chance to Crate in Immigration Debate
Congress debated an immigration bill led by Alabama in charge and Burnett in opposition. Lawmakers argued over literacy tests and alleged immigrant impacts on labor, with Curley of Massachusetts and Towarr of Kentucky clashing as the session adjourned without a vote.
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Waslington
Jon Aroee
Alabama
Burnett
United States
Moore
Pennsylvania
Caleb Towarr
Kentucky
Wii
Curley
Vicki
Mr. Curley
Joe Cannag
Delzelt
Pennay Yania
Insue
Montana Steaks Reach the Lint at Lewiston Sale
A prize winning Hereford steer, valued at $4,457 and sold for $146 a pound, highlighted the Lewiston livestock show. The animal, eleven months old, arrived with a brass band procession down Riverside Avenue, after a public parade by Jones Landing Castle Co. of Wladvin, Minnesota.
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Spokane
Washi
Thayal
E. JH. Stanton
Spakavie
Jones Landing Castle Company
Wladvin
Afont
Koval
Riverside Avenue
Sts
Lews
Portland
Tacoma
Seatiicann
Sookang Huyerk
Montana and railroads dominate 1912 13 ponderous issue
A long OCR fragment describes Montana topics in 1912 13 with railroads like the Bully Afacondy Packie line from Anaconda to Georgetown and referencing cities such as Philipsburg Deer Lodge Bozeman Missoula Hamilton Libby Anaconda and others. It mentions exhibitions religious themes Christmas festivals and various regional developments including defense departments and winter supply.
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Butte Railroad
Montina
Coluntala Sonoma
Maninta
Minneapolis Land Rhow
Gregson Springs
Helen
Beaverhead
Coster
Van
Philipsbore
Deer Lodge
Bozemay
Lewistown
Great Vale
Alissoula
Bilings
Boulgr Hamilton
Libby
Thompson
Natlos Thorman Nelson Page
Lynd
Alot
Montana
Stenery
Aren’s Comice
Aviator and Passenger Lost Near Santa Monica Flight
A Newport Beach aviator Kearney and passenger journalist Rowrance left at 1:20 PM bound for San Francisco in a hydroplane. Fog and engine trouble delayed them, with search efforts from Redondo Beach to Santa Monica. Despite fading light and widespread concern, rescuers aimed to locate the missing craft and crew near Point Dume and along the Los Angeles harbor area.
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Dus
Angelus
Burice Kearney
Newport Beach
San Francisco
Cheater Rowrance
Tonlention Redondo Beach
Santa Nonise
San Pedro
Boinmatt
Tela
Kearney
Paint Pirmiin
Heakland
Los Angeles Harbor
Hia
Santa Barbara
Harage Kearney
Santa Bachem
Santa Chara
Southern Porte
Pitt
Cleveland Labors Explosions Probe Draws Fire Over Prosecutions
A government probe into labor disputes and explosives transport in Cleveland surfaces criticisms of weak prosecutions and alleged government laxity. Attorney Miller charges officials with failure to act while witnesses recount a fatal blast near North Randall. A witness links box sightings to George Anderson as the case unfolds in Akron and Cleveland.
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Lovelani
Winge Athert
Anderson
Metviet
Charles VW. Miller
Berg
Cleveland
Fistriet
Aald
Los Angeles
Miller
Amit
Tiny
Silth
Nort Fonfon
Dnio
Hell
Ceorge Anderson
Thant
Smith
Atatto Malon
Akron
Cheaper eggs campaign spreads to Chicago
A fragmented report from Enteago describes a local drive by Philadelphia women to lower egg prices. Volunteers plan to sell fresh eggs at 24 cents per dozen in Chicago areas, aiming to flood the market and soften price hikes.
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Chicago
Enteago
Philadelphia
Lawce
Lanna
Hud Witl
Hillmar Petitions for a Full Pardon
Clarence Dayton Hiliman a millionaire tea dealer serving a 2 half year sentence in McNerys Island penitentiary for defrauding seeks a pardon. District Attorney Colner would not recommend clemency. Petitions circulated in Seattle signed by lawyers pastors and businessmen urging Governor Hay to grant relief. Charles Whepen formerly police chief and Cincinnati deputy, serving a 2 to 1 year term in Walla Walla state prison, convicted of aiding a disorderly house during former Governor Gis' administration.
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Seattle
Dec
Washington
Clarence Dayton Hiliman
Anna
McNery
Isluna
Cor Wardon
Hy. W. Colner
Seatls
Hay
Charles W. Whepenateln
pothe ok + atil
Detevity
Cincinnati
Walla Wail
Rare tribute to constitution past Washington envoy audience
A float of quotes and glowing praise marks a rare tribute to the U S Constitution. Speakers praise its legal rigor and the federal framework guiding the nation’s unity. The address emphasizes enduring rights and the role of constitutional government in securing liberty for all citizens.
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Aervicca
Cally
United States
Ville Lng
Divorce suit stems from alleged false stories
Mrs Work sues J D Campbell for 19000 damages alleging he told her untrue stories about her husband causing marital breakdown. County court records show the judge ruled on the suit regarding falsehoods tied to a dental wart incident and the plaintiff seeks redress for the harm from the alleged slander.
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Warral
Ngs
Super J
J.D. Campbell
Mra
Work
Campbell
Christmas Greeting From Montana’s John D. Ryan
John D. Ryan president of Amalgamated Copper sends a holiday greeting to Montanans via the Standard. He praises Montana’s prosperity and progress in industry agriculture and rail development, notes strong employer employee relations and growing homestead migration, and expresses pride in calling Montana home.
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D. Ryan
Amalgamated Copper Company
Standard
Montana
New York
Butts
Mont
Monlana
John D. Ryan
Iow
Judge's Prosecutors Conclude Their Case in Scranton Trial
Testimony focused on alleged in office acts by Judge Archard. Witnesses from coal and legal firms testified about alleged hush money and notes to cover Judge Archard's travel expenses. Manson said he felt compelled to help due to respect for the judge, while Bearledge questioned the purse motive and origin of the plan to influence proceedings.
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Wessinston
Dee
Ark Ter Sonate
Robert W.trehball
Commerce Court of
Fred WW
Jones
Delaware & Madson Coal Company
Voustorek
Eranton
Penpaylygnin
Ka ‘ Parreit
New York
Aoa
Ane
Sudge Archard
Stu
Manson
Searle
Che Jwige
Buerage
St. Mane
Archbala
Vines
Europe
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