Tobacco decision expected today in Standard Oil case
Reported expected today in the U S Supreme Court are rulings on the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey case and related trust actions. The decision may affect seven major tobacco companies and allied trusts as well as charges against British American Tobacco and Imperial tobacco interests. The court also weighs whether individual defendants led by James R. Duke violated the law and if a new hearing may be sought delaying a dissolution order. Other cases before the court include federal workers facility, hours of service, and a pure food and drugs act interpretation.
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Warhingham
Cimilert
Ernst
Enas
Atha Trust
Snuff Company
Amertott Cir
Ameriday
Corte Rompeny
Cour
American Tobacco Company
Americas Snvt
Amer- Josh Clear Company
P. Lorillard Company
J. Reynolds Tobacee Company
Slackwell
Durhem Tobacco Company
Conley Foil
British Tbacen Trust
Imperial Tovacey Company
British-American Tobacco Company
Softsts
Great Britain
Imerlca
Lhner
Tames RB
Duke
Aft Alluruéys
Manda
Standard Ol Company
New Jersey
Tnhacen
Train Crash Kills Engineers and Firemen at Weakened Bridge
A Seaboard Air Line train plowed through a fire-weakened trestle near Boswick, North Carolina, killing both engineers and a fireman. The wreckage trapped crew members beneath twisted steel and wood as the engine and cars collapsed, leaving a grim scene after the fatal crash.
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Charette
N.C
Seaboard Air ‘Lage
Bosvick Wonlehi
En Rineers
Ané Firs
Reene Lite
Watkins Errek
Tee
Indianapolis track hosts vast auto show and speed trials
In Indianapolis the large gathering of auto enthusiasts opens with the 1 1/2 mile F40,000 race at the Speedway. Prominent manufacturers and drivers attend as Burman aims to lower the world speed record. Final trials, for the mile race, are scheduled after preliminary runs on the brick track.
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Indianapolis
Mir
Indianapalis
Speedway
Bob Burman
Burmin
Veterinary Hospital Adopts Hammocks for Its Patients
New York May 28 Brief feature on a veterinary hospital using hammocks for convalescing dogs and a monkey from the circus. Dr Andrew C Armstrong discusses animal comfort, recovery stories include Queen the nervous horse, Jocko the circus monkey, and a small terrier. The piece notes staff, cages, and ongoing experiments in animal care.
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Veterinary Hospital
New York
St. Bernard Ar
Newfoundland
Andrew C. Armstrong
Dr. Armstrong
Jocko
Armstrong
Promise Sensation in Fairchild Case
Police expect an arrest tomorrow in connection with Friday night's assault on Fairchild, who lies in bed in a nervous state. Chief Frontery says investigation continues with limited details and notes no interview has yet clarified who attacked him.
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Helena
WoWrehild
oMielate Ol x Eulporyd Wedain
Pairchild
Limeell
Mr. Fairchild Rink
Diether
Pune
Motor Cyclists Clash on Track in Tragic Accident
A mid afternoon event on the track ended in a fatal crash as one rider died and three others were seriously injured. Names and details are partially garbled but the report notes a fatality named Watery hayten and lists several riders including Hines, Haris, and Turner among those affected. The incident occurred during an opening event of a meet, with injuries described as internal and severe.
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Kylrd
Jhalles
Tadianapoelis
Hines
Aarars
Fender
Turner
Halley
Minkles
Haley
Warr
Sheriff Seizes No Suspects in Transfixing Case
Local report details a perplexing investigation where the sheriff failed to detain any suspects despite extensive search efforts. Observers note unclear leads, scattered clues, and a prolonged pause in action as authorities pursue possible ties to a broader network.
Hitchcock Deficit 8 Completely Wiped in Haste
A garbled report discusses a political or budgetary deficit figure of 2,000,100 and references postage delivery, postal duties, and investigative context. The text mentions a person or entity named Hitchcock and includes fragmented phrases about the produce department and naval or regional stations, with unclear outcomes.
Advisers warned of desertion amid political turmoil
Reports claim General Wiltoun claims to uncover theft of secured tin and accuses opponents of plotting. Viltoen and associates warn of armed forces, with Meade’s faction alleging covert papers and telegrams reveal strategic influence. Police and militia from Mexsen city said to accompany figures, with over 0 men and rival forces present.
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Tevillis
Thinnhag
Coanitia
Raraies
Mexsen Clty
Fizueroa
Eientifico Party
Insurrecto Troops Ready to Enter Sonora Juarez
Insurrecto leaders say troops are prepared to move on Hermosillo if Sonora’s legislature blocks Madero aligned governors. Madero outlines role with President de la Barra while seeking peaceful governance. Carranza and others approach Coahuila model for Sonora. A volatile political crisis shadows the northern border as rival factions name governors and press for legitimacy.
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Arcedy
Madero
Pioneer Answers The Final Call
Michael McCormick a longtime resident of Butterfly and former police officer died suddenly Saturday at his home on Mit street at age A. Born in Ireland he came to America as a child and lived in Springfield Massachusetts before settling in Butterly. He served as pastor in Virginia City Nevada then joined the police force here retiring years later. He is survived by his wife two sons Rinraet and Stewart a daughter May and a sister Mrs Bautnaty. Funeral arrangements not specified.
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Pital
Armstrong
Hara
No. WW West
Sixth Street
Theleve
United State
Alwys
Senor Madero
Lalay
Tok
de la Barra
Senup de la Barra
Twe
Senor de la Barra
Hiiself
Benito Madero
Olax
Hattie Af Dawrez
Mexton
Megieq
Preomanta
Michael McCarmick
Wutte
Altedaho Street
McCormick
Trafac
America
Springfisld
Mass
California
Sears
Virginia City
New
Butterty
Wits
Masats
McGarthy
Mullins
MacGinn
Mit Street
Sang
Rinraet
Stewart
Daughiter May
Bautnaty
Labor council meeting in Livingston discussed union aims
M McCusker a machinist spoke at a Livingston meeting, urging unity, outlining key labor issues, and backing the proposed county state for Bath. The crowd heard plans to present a cohesive program and elect representatives to advance workers’ interests.
Court Decision Clarifies Prosecution of Gambling Ring
A court decision addresses the wake of a gambling house closure. It states police may arrest only if proprietors and participants are guilty, noting the difficulty of stopping gambling without decisive evidence and officer oversight to prevent further illegal play. The ruling emphasizes need for proof beyond suspicion.
Unclear OCR Text From Butte Notice Row
Fragmentary and garbled OCR text from a Butte page includes names, places, and event fragments. Several personal names and dates appear but overall content is unreadable, hindering a coherent summary of a single item.
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Wexner Vendict
Honey Busch
Fairchild
Emal
Browderhoad
Anna Toran
Duns Treausnrer
Carpeny Hall
Tash
Coe
Seeingg USA
Hennessys
Bayeke
Hitchcock
Advisers
Mexic
Wiltoun
Viledt
Cern
Rosana Mavde
Lealer
Lintisead
Bown
Mies Wen Foen
Insurrecto
Sonora
Wight
Evelyn
Roza
Orange
Lue Serge
Pioneer
Labor Council
Livingston Machinist
M. McCusker
Tabor
Ure
Stiri
Prades
McCuaker
Ache
McCusker
Shar Torrey
Anata
Euoge
Wisdivisietaii
Oriere
Aititie
Monas Liven
Butte
Wwe
Vat
Ganka
Macerbor
Wiles Howe
Paltes
Chewren
Aira
Etraly
Roc
Mra
TB Morrison
Montana
F. A. Ironside ‘the Dentist
North Main Street
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Geneler
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