Anti trust suit filed against Otis Elevator and 31 others
Attorney General Moody announced a federal antitrust action in the Ninth Circuit against Otis Elevator and 27 other firms plus three individuals, charging restraint of trade and price fixing across major western markets. The case alleges a central control scheme, patent suits to pressure rivals, and tactics designed to drive independent firms out of business. The United States is the complainant.
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United States
Otis Elevator Company
Washington
San Francisse
Te Gill Elevator Company
United Sates
California
States
Rocky Mountainy
Ttig
Otis Eiewater Company
Quis Elevator Company
Rocky Mountains
Department of Justice
Department
Conplainta
United States of America
Verdict of Guilty Against the Howes in Timber Case
A jury returned guilty verdicts against Albert and Fload Howe in a federal court in Helena for stealing three horses from the Crow Indian Reservation last August. This marked the second trial after an earlier acquittal. Judge William Hunt presided, with Stock Inspector J. T. Webb present bearing warrants for arrest.
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Helena
Albert
Howe
Wiliam H. Hunt
J. T. Webl
Yellowstone County
Wis
Government wins timber case against King and Campbell
The government wins default judgment for 2228.97 plus costs against John King and W C Campbell for illegally cutting timber on the Madison forest reserve. Separate judgment against King totals 420 plus costs for a second action. Other cases include continued actions against L K Mergarden and Missoula Lumber Co and Daniel McMilian, a letter carrier, with bankruptcy declaration for Adam Johnston of Hutte flag and a new appointment of W G Smith as intestate health commissioner at Darby.
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John King
W. C. Campbell
Madison Farcat
Carl Rasch
Wesult
Costa
Thiaault
Naid
Coute
Writ Granted In Breen Contempt Case In Helena
Jease Dr. Koote representing Hpler Breen secured a writ of certiorari from Chief Justice Theodore Brantly in Helena. The writ, returnable April 8, stays Judge Donlan’s contempt order and requires Breen to post a $300 bond.
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Standard
Helena
Jease DR. Koote
Hpler Breen
Michael Donlan
Theodore Brantly
Breen
Harry Smith
Dorlan
March A. Brean
Donlan
Mariner
Justce Brantly
Matt Smith of Boulder Awarded Mail Contract
Apedial Dispatch to the Standard reports that Matt Smith of Boulder has been awarded the mail contract for both star routes from Boulder to Elkhorn and Cold Spring. The Cold Spring route covers 31 miles and pays $77 per week. the Elkhorn route figures were not announced.
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Standard
Boulder
A. H. Foster
Alde
Elkhorn
Cold Spring
Washington
Mate Smith
Sea Level Canal Favored by Engineer in Panama
Professor William H. Burt of New York, on the board of consulting engineers, told the president today that his view in favor of a sea level canal across the Panama Isthmus is strengthened since the report. He asserts a sea level canal is more feasible than a lock canal.
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Washington
William H. Burt
New York
Taihmts
Panami
Franch’s Atomam Navy Debate Highlights Strengths
In Paris on March 7 in the chamber of deputies Minister Thomson compares French and German navies. He claims the French squadron is well composed and asserts superior armament to Germany, noting counts of heavy and other ships.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Miniaiur
Marine Thomson
Germany
Navy rearmament plan reports heavy gun and ship buildup
The report states Britain will field 700 medium and 700 small naval guns more than Germany. Two battleships will be ready next year and four the year after, along with submarines, destroyers, torpedo boats, and other craft as part of a major rearmament drive.
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Germany
Bridge of Horrors Underpinning in Grilge Trust Debate
In Columbus on March 7 Attorney General TMI argued against granting immunity to witnesses in investigations, calling the Grilge trust deeply conspiratorial. The judiciary committee supported reporting the bill for consideration, claiming it would shield corrupt public officials.
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Columbus
Oto
Erie
Grilge Trust
Tmi
House
Jrdnetary Committee
Wage scale dispute renews across railway service
Washington reports President Perham announced that the wage scale proposal from railway officials was accepted by Friday, with 1,265 telegraphers and agents out of 1,572 employed calling for a two dollar minimum and higher monthly pay. The current minimums are $40 for conductors and $26 for agents, while the proposed minimum is $30 with a $85 maximum.
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Washington
Perham
United States
Ana
Trial testimony wraps in Ricketts murder case
A witness recounts the fatal stabbing of Hedge by Ricketts in a Lassen County homicide trial. Ricketts testifies he acted after Hedge struck him twice and reached for a weapon. the judge plans to submit the case to the jury by tomorrow afternoon.
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Standard
Great
Paris
Mayek
Ricketts Inurder
Lassen County
Cal
Ricketts
Nnd
Hedge
Miarrels
Matt Skelton
Rickells
Skelton
Sayliye
Helge
Alckette
la Ron
Gulltlin
Man’s four year foot healing with Cuticura rem edies
John McMcloyd of Alliance Ohio describes a long process of leg injury from 1809 to 1814, seeking relief from multiple physicians and ointments before using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He credits the remedies with finally healing his limb after years of agony, noting high prior medical costs and offering to answer letters.
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Jos
God's Earth
John Mc Mcloyd
Arch Ave
Alliance
Ohio
Princess Ena Converts Sheds Tears at Spain Ceremony
In San Sebastian on March 7 the Princess Ena of Battenberg converted to the Roman Catholic faith at the Miramar Palace chapel before her marriage to King Alfonso. Bishop Robert Brindle officiated assisted by Premier Moret and the Duke of Alba. royal family members wept and showed emotion as the ceremony proceeded.
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San Sebastian
Spain
Ens of Battenberg
Alfmiso
Palace of
Miramar
Robert
Brindle
Not- Hagham
England
Moret
Duke of Alba
Beatrice
Hanry of Battenberg
Eva
Teaching the People Theories of Farming
A delegation of farmers institute workers led by Prof. F T Randfield and Prof. A J Elrod met along the Great Northern line to advocate better farming, irrigation, and fruit growing. They toured Fort Benton and Chinook, noting a shift from river trade to railroad commerce and the promise of water access in the Missouri valley amid drought and emerging orchards.
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Chinook
FT. Ranfield
F. T. Black
Whitehall
A. J. Elrod
University
Yne
Great Northern Railroad
Fort Henson
Canet
Cies
Port Benton
Montana
Missouri River Valley
Fort 14
Missouri
Hnate
Csunda
Seu Ag Tany
Silohe
Bentos
Instituta
Missouri River
Old Port Benton
Fort Kenton
Fomil
Malta
Chinook Farmers Rally As Water Project Hopes Rise
The Chinook area holds strong hopes for a water project to supply 5,000 inches of river flow, with ranchers and farmers gathering at the opera house to discuss potential benefits. The soil surrounding Chinook is rich and could yield abundant crops, fruits, and vegetables once water is available, boosting Milk River county agriculture.
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Chinsok
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