Radio Monopoly Charge Filed By Federal Trade Commission
Washington report that the Federal Trade Commission sets hearings for March 18 in New York on a charge against General Electric American Telephone and Telegraph Western Electric Westinghouse International Radio Telegraph United Fruit Wireless Specialty Apparatus and RCA. The suit alleges a restraint of competition and a monopoly in domestic and trans oceanic radio and broadcasting. Boward L. Smith will conduct the hearings with company attorneys present.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
New York
General Electric Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Electric Company, Ind
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
International Radio. Telegraph Company
United Fruit Company
Wireless Specialty Apparatus Company
Senate takes up Muscle Shoals bill and farming aid
In Washington a Senate session considers the Muscle Shoals measure as Vice Chairman Plummer of the Shipping Board leads a board inquiry. Senator Norah pushes swift farm legislation possibly requiring extra Congress, while war claims talks see a tentative accord endorsed by the Washington government. A Supreme Court nomination and a Warren succession note are also referenced.
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Shipping Board Investigating Committee
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Authorities pursue theories in Seabors case after disappearance
Officials in Seattle and state authorities continue a search for Ernest Seabors who vanished near the waterway at the south end of the city. The missing man is tied to a reported ship building site and possible foul play is considered while theories unfold about his fate.
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Seattle
Ernest Seabors
Olympia
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Forged Marriage Case Entangles Denver Scene
In Denver a tied case on a forced marriage involving Keith Boehm, 19, and Miss Mac Nash centers on Dr. John Galen Locke, Klan grand dragon. Boehm faces perjury charges for lying about his age when obtaining a license, while participant William Pritts and C. A. Kirkling pursue hearings.
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Denver
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Mac Nash
John Galen Locke
Colorado Ku Klux Klan
Boehm
Ben B. Lindsey
Young Boehm
Engineers Study New Excavating Machinery
About 100 engineers attended the January meeting of the Montana Society of Engineers in the chamber of commerce. A four reel program titled The Story of Heavy Excavating Machinery and a three reel program The Story of the Electric Meter were shown after a brief business session and new members were elected.
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Montana Society of Engineers
St John Parishioners Hold Annual Meeting
The annual St John's Episcopal parishioners meeting was held in the church with Rev Chapman presiding. Reports by Siderfin and Lomas were read and adopted. W Goodale and W A Cl Jr received thanks, C W Goodale named senior warden, Dr C A Chev ny junior warden, and several named elected to the 1925 vestry.
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Unani Clinton Moore
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St John's Church
W. A. Cl Jr
C. W. Goodale
C__A. Chevny
Ted
Two Truckloads of Stills Sold for June
The Butte pollen department marketed two large loads of captured stills. Nearly 100 stills of all sizes, from copper wash to large rigs, were gathered in Butte and surrounding areas. Police expect the winter crackdown will prove one of the largest seizures as revenues from the sale accrue.
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Night officers seek missing maid in hills near city
Night officers report a maid missing after leaving the city, with search teams combing the hills and mountain corridors miles away. Authorities describe the disappearance as ongoing and intensify efforts to locate her unharmed.
Moonshine Plant Exposed by Night Patrol Near Butie
A moonshine operation was uncovered yesterday morning in a cabin near Butie, 13 miles from Guleh, as officers observed activity and concealed individuals fled. The incident details are unclear due to damaged text, but authorities describe a large illicit setup disrupted by police.
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Butie
Adan
Three Arrests in Raids on Moonshine Parlors
Deputy Sheriff Jack Duggan and Holland led raids at three street soft drink parlors night. Officers seized alcohol nuisances and detained Nick Feusno and other men. Persons are held at the county jail as the investigation continues.
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Jack Duggan
Holland
Nick Feusno
Jai
Barberry Disease Alert Issued at Conference
Public warning issued during the fourth annual conference on barberry production. Officials stated grain disease risk from black stem rust epidemics threatens crops. Advisory urges growers to take preventative measures and monitor for early signs of infection.
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