Danbury Hatters Case Decided Against Union
New York reports the U S court of appeals affirmed a $272000 judgment against the United Hatters of America in the Loewe & Co Danbury hatters case. The court held the Sherman anti trust law applies to unions and that the boycott violated it, rejecting exemptions for labor groups. The decision notes the long litigation and that many original defendants have died or gone insane.
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New York
Danbury Hatters
United States Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
D. E Loewe & Co
Hut Manufacturers
Danbury
Conn
United Hatters of America
American Federation of Labor
Alfred C. Coxe
Ward
Rogers
Loewe
Coxe
United Hatters
American Federation
Loewe @ Co
Moone
Hatters’ Union
Hat Manufacturing’ Company
Various Manufacturing Association
United States Supreme Court
Yester
Nude man disrupts Berlin opera audience
Berlin viewers at the Royal Opera were startled when a naked man entered the parterre and tried to conduct the orchestra before fleeing behind a curtain. He was later identified as a crazed taxicab driver.
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Berlin
Royal Opera
Parterre
Curtin
Faithfulness to Bridgeport Stores
A civic message urges residents to support Bridgeport by spending locally and maintaining faithfulness to the town. It promotes active citizen involvement, backing merchants and boosters to keep Bridgeport vibrant and prosperous, resisting apathy and encouraging shared pride.
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Bridgeport
Railroads May Be Allowed to Raise Their Rates
Washington reports that railroads in the eastern lines from the Mississippi to the Atlantic coast and north of the Ohio river may be allowed a 5 percent freight rate increase. The Interstate Commerce Commission, though not unanimous, intends to hasten hearings and decisions to ease credit and improve business conditions for a broader prosperity. President Wilson reviewed earnings and expenses and emphasized that railroads must earn funds to pay for rails, steel cars, and improvements amid widespread economic concern.
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Mississippi River
Atlantic Coast
Ohio River
Inter-State Commerce Commission
White House
Wilson
Interstate Commerce Commissions
B. H. S. NOTES Senior Play and Gameday Prep
A recap of War ner Hall rehearsal for the Senior Play led by Miss Clark promises a top amateur production. Updates note ex pupils at Exeter and State College, upcoming high school basketball at the YMCA, and a large crowd expected with tickets sold out. Also mentioned are a bowling trio holiday event, a junior English class debate on the State Street Bridge, and plans for a school song. Evangelistic services set for William Street Church, with Dr. Hyde to be tried again in Kansas City for the Swope murder case.
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Warner Hall
Clark
Banks
Capitol City
Capt. Banks
Luippold
Murphy
Cosgrove
Thunderbolts
Mr. Schwartz
State Street Bridge
Daniel Websters
Harold Gernert
William Brosler
Beeton Lauder
Hugh Lavery
Charles O'Neill
Du Pont Offers Radium Mines to Government
Wilmington Delaware December 19 Alfred J Du Pont powder magnate offers to turn over his radium mines in Gilpin County Colorado to the government He cooperates with Dr Howard A Kelly of Baltimore to provide radium for cancer cure He urges federal take over of deposits and a national institution with top experts to extract radium for humanity and a fair distribution of benefits.
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Wilmington
Del
Alfred J. du Pont
Gilpin County
Col
Howard A. Kelly
Baltimore
United States
New York State
du Pont
Dr. Kelly
Congress
New Jersey Vocational Education Plan Details State Aid
The 1913 New Jersey plan, under L. H. Carris, allows any district to start vocational schools and receive state aid up to 10,000 annually. Local communities fund building and half the equipment and maintenance, while the state matches on a dollar-for-dollar basis. Advisory boards vary by focus, with employers and workers for industrial camps, homemaking experts for home economies, and farmers for agricultural schools. Officials call it a strong start toward adequate vocational training nationwide.
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New Jersey
New Jersey Board of Education
United States Bureau of Education
L. H. Carris
Kendall
Nndorhood
State Board of Education
Lawe
Carris
Pure Sik Hose Holiday Boxed Pair Listing
An OCR fragment advertises Pure Sik Hose models including 390 era 1 $1.39 pricing and .35e Onyx Hose in a holiday boxed pair format, noting a dual item presentation with unspecified further details.
Thrown into tub and divorce request in New York
Mrs. Bessie Price Jenkins told Justice Lehman in the Supreme Court that she endured abuse from Arthur K. Jenkins. She said he pushed her into a tub of water in her mother’s presence, prompting her to leave. She seeks separation citing insults over paternity of their daughter Helen and public denigration.
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New York
Bessie Price Jenkins
Justice Lehman
Supreme Court
Arthur K. Jenkins
Cyclecar novelty at New York auto show
The National Automobile Show will feature cycle cars from January 3 to 10 at Grand Central Palace New York under the Automobile Chamber of Commerce. About 700 pounds with light motors, cyclecars resemble automobiles in form. Forty eight exhibitors include three full cyclecar displays. A movement to form an industry group is planned with a meeting of manufacturers during the show week.
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Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Grand Central Palace
New York
Bridgeport
New Haven Officials Discuss B and M Plight
New York Dec 19 Boston and Maine Railroad affairs were discussed at yesterday's meeting of the executive committee of the New Haven Railroad. The Boston & Maine has 27 000 000 in obligations or assets under review and officials weighed options to protect the parent company's interests.
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Elliott
Apton & Maine
New York
Boston & Maine
New Haven Railroad
Hart y Joins Loewith & Co In Workmen's Comp Field
William H. Harty formerly on the board of assessors and a skilled accountant real estate expert has affiliated with Loewith & Co. He will focus on the Workmen's Compensation insurance feature after mastering its intricacies. The Ladies Aid Society of A M and John church hosts a formmage estee at 255 South Main Street offering good and useful articles at low prices today and tomorrow.
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William H. Harty
Agsessors
8. Loewith & Co
Harty
Ladies’ Aid Society of
A. M. & John Church
South Main Street
Sunday School Athletes Open Basketball Season
The Sunday School Athletic League begins its season tonight at the Y M C A gymnasium and Presbyterian Hall. Games include Universalis t and First M E and Olivet versus Y M C A. Noted is Indianapolis case where John F. Conard fatally wounded his bride.
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Sunday School Athletic League
Presbyterian Hall
Y. M. C. A. Universalist
M. EL
1St Presbyterian Wa
Olivet
Y. M. Cc
Indianapolis
John F. Conard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Danbury Hatter
U. S. Court of Appeals
Loewe & Co
Washington
High Authority
B. H. S. Notes
Marshal DeWitt
Stanley
Challenger
Pennsylvania State College
Stan
Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter Academy
Harold Lalléy
Warner 55
Hartford
Irving Carey
Lisle Cooney
Walter Keating
James Dean ‘11
Bridgeport High
James Shannon
Towe and
Kohlemaei’s
O’connell
Stephen Settle
Indiana
Church of Christ
William Street
Corner Vernon
Kansas City
B. Clarke Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Dupont
Poplin
Xmas
Ito
Desar Misch
Main, Golden Hill and
Middle Streets
N.Y
S. Loewith & Company
A. M. E. Zion Church Sale
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