Heads of Paper Trust Indicted in Sherman Act Case
New York April 12 six paper manufacturers and a banker were indicted for controlling about 55 percent of U S newsprint paper production and using restraint of trade in violation of antitrust law The group includes George H Mead Philip E Dodge Edward Backus George Chahoon Jr G H P Gould Frank J Sensenbrenner and Alexander Smith The indictment notes Mead as chairman of the executive committee of the Newsprint Paper Manufacturers Association and lists vast daily outputs for several firms The grand jury action follows a Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission inquiry and seeks to curb the alleged price fixing and market control dominated by the association firms and linked financiers
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New York
Federal Grand
Newsprint Paper Manufacturers’ Association
George F. Steele
George H. Mead
Philip E. Dodge
Edward Backus
George Chahoon, Jr
G. H. P. Gould
Frank J. Sensenbrenner
Alexander Smith
Chicago
Mead
Newsprint Paper Manufacturers' Association
Spanish River Pulp and Paper Mills
Lake Superior Paper Company
G. M. Mead Company
Dayton
Mr. Mead
Dodge
International Paper Company
Backus
Minnesota and
Ontario Power Company
Fort Frances Pulp and Paper Company
Cahoon
Laurentide Company
Canada Export Paper Company
Dominion of Canada
United States
Gould
Gould Paper Company
Donnacona Paper Company
St. Regis Paper Company
Sensenbrenner
Kimberly Clark Company
Smith
Securities of News Print Manufacturing Companies
Ontario
Spanish River Pulp and Paper Mills, Limited
Lake Superior Pulp and Paper Company
Abitibi Power and Paper Company
Newsprint Manufacturers’ Association
Colby
Grand Jury
Federal Grand Jury
Canada
Steele
Plan to Enlist Half Million Women in Wartime Agriculture
Mrs Nattie A Davenport president of the Women Patriotic Land league of America outlined plans at the first public meeting to enroll 600000 women in Massachusetts to receive instruction in planting gardens farming conserving waste and cultivating waste lands as wartime aid.
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Massachusetts
Nattie A. Davenport
Patriotic Land League of America
Scheidemann Seeks Peace in Scandinavian Talks
German Socialist leader Philipp Scheidemann travels to Copenhagen and Stockholm to confer with mediating Socialist groups aiming to broker peace between Russo and German Socialists. He met no Russians in Copenhagen and traveled from Stockholm while keeping details quiet.
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Copenhagen
Tondon
Philipp Scheidemann
Herr Scheidemann
Germany
Stockholm
Werr Scheidemann
Reichstag
4¢ HOURS IN OPEN BOATS
Exposure of the crew including one American on the Norwegian bark Marion sunk by a German submarine was reported from Liverpool. The vessel in ballast bound for Pensacola was shelled without warning on April 1, 1609 miles west of Tastnet. One American, Albert Hutchinson of 935 Wighth Street Boston, survived 47 hours in small boats. a Russian passenger drowned.
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Hark
Marion
Liverpool
Limerick
Pensacola
Tastnet
Albert Hutchinson
Wighth Street
Boston
Miss Mary Hunt Weds Lt Kupfer In Cambridge Ceremony
Miss Mary Elouise Hunt daughter of Mrs Israel Thorndike Hunt of Arlington Heights married Albin Wrill Kupfer second lieutenant United States Army son of Mr and Mrs Carl Frederick Kupfer of Kiuki Ang China Monday afternoon at Notre Dame de Pitie North Cambridge. The couple were unattended.
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Mary Elouise Hunt
Israel Thorndike Hunt
Park Avenue
Arlington Heights
Albin Wrill Kupfer
United States Army
Carl Frederick I.kupfer
Kiukiang
China
Hernin Perennes
Church of Notre Dame de Pitie
Cambridge
15 More Lynn Plants Close
An agreement to shut factories in Lynn for an indefinite period on April 29 has been extended to 15 additional plants. The manufacturers say the action is necessary to readjust operations and costs amid unresolved industry conditions.
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Lynn
City Shoe Manufacturers Face Worker Shortage and Leather Substitutes
Eight factories the largest in the city warn high material costs and an overstocked market threaten business. They employ about 5400 workers and say an investigation into substitutes for leather could drive new wage agreements. Tabor leaders refused to comment.
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Tabor
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