Inaugural Parade Prep With Cadets From Georgia and Indiana
The capitol buildings and grounds glow with new installations for the great seal. Electric lights adorn the front platform and flags drape the main entrance for Tuesday’s spectacle. Cadets from Georgia Military Academy and Culver Military Academy race to be first to arrive for the parade. Indiana cadets lead Georgia in arrivals as they march through the court of honor and treasury corridors.
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Capitol
Ithé
United States
Im Colored Electric
G. M. A. Cadeta
Georgia Military Academy
Culver Military Academy
Indiana
South
Indiana Cadets
Georgia
Court of Honor
White House
Treasury Building
Government files anti trust suit against Corn Products Refining
New York March 1 government sues Corn Products Refining company a starch glucose and syrup trust alleging a 100000000 conspiracy to fix prices restrain trade and crush independent producers. The suit names many officers and linked firms claiming through existing deals and contracts to suppress competition and raise barriers across the industry.
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New York
Corn Products Refining Company
Gvernment
Department of Agriculture
Corn Producta Refining Company
Ita Corn
Ayup
Gorn Products Refining Company
New Jersey
National Starch Company
St. Louis Syrup and Preserving Camp
Missouri
Newawelty Candy Company
Penlok & Ford, Limited
Louisiana
Edward T. Bedford
A. B. Seardman
Frederick T. Fisner
James Speyer
Beverly Waden
M. Warner
RB Burns
A. M. Wyntans
New York City
Thomas P. Kingsford
Oswego
Ho Loreng J
Louis Susa
St. Loula
Fla Lobmeyer
C. W. Lobmeyer
Jersey City
N. J
Benjamin Schneewind
Chicago
Willam
Enick, Sr
James P. Ford
New Orleans
Truat
Royal Biking Powders
American Maize Products Company
Stein, Hirsch & Co
National Candy Company
Clinton Sugar Refining Company
Corn Products “Refining Company
Novelty Candy Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Corn Products Company
New York Glucose Company
E. T. Bedford
Stannara Oil Company
Standard Oil
M. Pratt
Jamia A. Moffett
Game
Standard Oll Company
Broadway
Industry claims not to monopolize corn market
Result shows the company cannot be blamed for monopolistic acts as a state inquiry found no attempt to restrain trade or fix prices. An attorney general led examination occupied offices for over two months, reviewing books and records to support the conclusion that prices have averaged lower than in the industry’s history.
Atlanta Post Office Sets Single Day Sales Record
The Atlanta post office reports the highest daily receipts ever, totaling $12,807.98 on the last Friday of February, surpassing earlier records by over $500. February 1913 monthly receipts were $111,095.32, up from $99,751.28 in February 1912, an increase of $11,944.09. The item ends with a proverb about wealth and desire.
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Atlanta
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Glucose Trust
Hghts For Life
Hedford
EB. T. Bedford
Sait
Corn Products Refining
Ea Weir Acta
Hendee Manufacturing CO
Peachtree ST
Atlanta, GA
Madras
Yeticman
Dons
Rogers
Darkee
Cannister
Uty
Chee
A. & R. Brand Corn
York State
Heert
Santos
Regal
Pat
Virginia
Boston
McMentmin
Ridgway
Ceylon
Zatek Chocolate
Johnson
Red Rock
Ginger
Sleepy Eye
Cumberland
Durkee
Welch
Piedmont Hotel
Piedmont
Rogers’ Pure Food
Mary
Pete
Mar
Tase Books
Oquare Cort
Jesse
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