Packers Seek Habeas Corpus Attack on Sherman Antitrust Law
Chicago reports the meat packers surrender to U S marshals and appeal for a writ of habeas corpus to challenge the Sherman Antitrust Act. Attorneys claim the act is civil rather than criminal and too broad, complicating trial and raising constitutional questions. The move shifts focus from guilt to the act’s validity.
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United States
C. C. Kohlsaat
United States Supreme Court
Standard Oil
John S. Miller
United States District
Carpenter
Decision on Sherman Act constitutionality before trial
The request for a decision on the constitutionality of the Sherman anti trust law before trial is seen as necessary to move the case to the United States Supreme Court without delaying the trial. The issues involve alleged violations of the fifth sixth and eighth amendments and concerns over ambiguity and procedural failures.
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United States Supreme’ Court
Birthday celebration goes awry on Groton Street
A resident near Groton Street, South End, awoke to a noisy scene at 3 am as a man rang a cow bell, banged a milk can, kicked pails, and an alarm clock rang. Patrolman Sullivan questioned the man, who claimed he was celebrating his birthday. In court he was identified as James Russell and sentenced to 10 days at Deer Island, though he denied intoxication.
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Groton Street
South End
Daniel_F. Sullivan
Haet Dedham's Street
James Russell
Deer Island
Falconio’s Last Word Urges Women to Nurse Family Life
In New York on November 14 Cardinal Falconio, nearing his Rome appointment, urges American women to focus on home and motherhood. He warns against outside affairs, praises educated, energetic women, and says divorce undermines families. Deputy Superintendent Murray to the department head. Chief Inspector Horton becomes deputy superintendent retaining control of detectives.
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New York
Mgr. Falconio
Rome
America
Redeemer
John A. Murray
Constant S. Horton
Murray New Head of Providence Police
Providence R I November 14 Fort y one years of service in the Providence police department were ended by Superintendent Patrick Egan today when he was retired at his own request because of failing health Simultaneous with his retirement the Board of Police Commissioners announced the promotion of
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Providence
R. J
Providence Police Department
Patrick Egan
Board of Police Commissioners
Bank treasurer sentenced for bank embezzlement
George M. Lucas former treasurer of City Savings Bank Meriden pleaded guilty to embezzlement and was sentenced to State Prison for one to three years. Shortage about 15000 dollars over ten years. The piece notes the case in New Haven with the publication of a serial in the Sunday Post Magazine.
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New Haven
Conn
George M. Lucas
City Savings Bank
Meriden
Superior Court
American sportsman Edgar W Mix believed to have died by his own hand
Paris report says Edgar W Mix, American aeronaut and sportsman from Columbus Ohio, possibly jumped from a channel steamer Sunday night. He chaired aviation roles for Aero Club of America and Europe, flew the balloon L Isle de France, and helped plan the Rome aviation conference. Body not recovered. overwork cited by friends.
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Paris
Mason
Calais
Edgar W. Mix
Mix
Columbus
Aero Club of France
The
Aero Club of America
Zurich
Switzerland
General Motors & Exports Company
Detroit
Mich
Aero, Club of America
Rome
Alfred LeBlanc
L’isle de France
Pommern
Oscar Erbsloeh
St. Louis
Herbertsville
N. J
Asbury Park
American Balloonist Wins Distance Race From Zurich
Mr Mix was the sole American entrant in the 648.94 mile event starting at Zurich with 17 balloons. His vessel America II landed near Warsaw in Russian Poland on the third day, defeating rival competitors including Alfred L Le Blanc from the St. Louis team.
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Zurich
Mr. Mix
Warsaw
Russian
Poland
Alfred l LeBlanc
St. Louis
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Advertised Cure for Catarrh
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, effective treatment for catarrh of the stomach and indigestion. It claims digestion improves after meals, easing bloating, heartburn, and related symptoms. Offered at 50 cents a box with a free trial via F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall, Michigan.
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Harlanson
Stuart
Bennett
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
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