Barlesville papers sued over advertising practices
The Bartersville Record, Bartlesville Examiner and Enterprise face a $155,000 suit alleging anti trust violation for requiring ads to run in both papers under a combination rate. Moores claim triple damages and seek injunctions to stop the practice. Attorneys list William S. Jones and Matthew J. Kane for plaintiffs. Reynolds and Jennings for the Examiner Company.
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Reformed: a Liberal's Left In Cold
An election in Japan produces a conservative majority in the lower house, with the Liberal Reformed party and left-wing factions securing spread votes. Conservatives gain about 240 seats while Communists fail to reach expectations, as turnout nears a record high with 35 million Japanese voting.
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