Government to dissolve Kodak trust in antitrust suit
Buffalo June 9 dissolution sought of the Eastman Kodak trust in a civil antitrust suit led by Attorney General McReynolds. The government seeks receivership if needed to split Eastman Kodak Co of New Jersey and New York, control 72 percent of U.S. business, and end the alleged monopoly. The petition also seeks injunctions against fixed resale prices and unfair competition, naming George Eastman and others from Rochester among defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Eastman Kodak Trust
United States
McReynolds
Eastman Kodak Company
New Jersey
New York
Equity
Attorney General
United States Supreme Court
Eastman Kodak Co
George Eastman
Henry A Strong
Walter 5. Hubbell
Frank
S.nobie
Rochester
O'Brian
Trust
James A. Fowler
Clark McKercher
McKercher
Eastman Com Penies
Counoethoto
Eastman
Arsa
Eastman Companies
Esetman
Defender Company
General Paper Company
Germany
Eselman Kodak Company
Eastman Kodak Company of
Eastman Kodak Plans Defense in Desolution Suit
Rochester June The Eastman Kodak company will adjust its business methods to meet charges in the government's desolution suit filed today at Buffalo. George Eastman president declares the firm will not dissolve and argues national leadership in photography depends on coordinated manufacture of films plates papers and cameras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Eastman Kodak Company
Buffalo
George Eastman
Eust
Eastman
United States
Frest
Postman
Dies from delirium tremens in New London police station
Burdett Han ford formerly of Stafford Springs died this morning at the New London police station where he was being treated for delirium tremens. He was found in convulsions and removed to the hospital, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Burdett Hanford
Stafford Springs
Irish Home Rule Bill Before Commons Raises Liberal Unease
Premier Asquith moves the second reading amid a crowded House and renewed party anxiety. Scandals over wireless contracts and poor by election results sharpen discontent, with radicals criticizing government frankness on the Marconi affair and Attendee laxity. A division on the bill is anticipated tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asquith
Hose of Commons
Cecil Chesterton
Marconi
Radical Party
Prerpler Asquith
Arson Squad Fires Continue as Suffragists Strike
London reports the militant suffragette arson squad active again with new blazes at Walthamstow boathouse and North Middlesex Cricket ground grandstand after a $70,000 fire at Hirstpark racecourse. Trial opens at Old Bailey for Miss Kerr Lake Barrett and others under the malicious damage act. Flora Drummond illness postpones her case to July amid public indifference and mourning for Emily Davison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hirstpark Race Course
River Lea
Walthamstow
North Middlesex Cricket Grounds
Hirstpark
Royal Box
Central Criminal Court
Old Batley
Prther Kerr
Agnes Lake
Rachel Barrett
Beatrice Saunders
Annie Kenny
Laura Lenox
Edwy Clayton
Flora Drummond
Emily Wilding Davison
Epsom
John A. Simon
Richard David Muir
Old Resident Visitor Tours City After Twenty Nine Years
Visiting his nephew John C. Wirth of Euclid avenue, Jacob Jackle of Napa California tours the city. He recalls Seaside park and the soldiers and sailors monument, crying at Adolph Keller’s name. Jackle, a Civil War veteran, has prospered as a farmer, father of ten, widowed, living in Sunny California. He plans to witness Gettysburg monument unveiling and visit Stratford before returning.
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John C. Wirth
Euclid
Jacob Jackle
Napa
Cal
Mr.Jackle
Mr. Wirth
Mr. Jackle
Seaside Park
Adolph Keller
California
John Wirth
New York
Stratford
Gettysburg
Jackle
East End
West Stratford
Convictions in Turpentine Trust Case Reversed by Court
Washington reports the supreme court set aside the convictions of five Naval Store Company officials from Savannah for Sherman law violations due to faulty trial instructions. Edmund Nash was fined 3000 dollars, J F Cooper Meyers 2500, Spencer P Shotter 300, George Meade Boardman 2000, and Carl Moller 5000, with jail terms for some. Also noted: Mayor considers keeping Wallace Taylor on the fire board, and a Maine memorial tablet for Bridgeport Spanish War vets to be exhibited at 174 Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Naval Store Company
Savannah
Turpentine Trust
Supreme Court
Edmund Nash
J. F. Cooper Meyers
Spencer P. Shotter
George Meade Boardman
Carl Moller
Jacksonville
Shotter
Meyers
Maine
Bridgeport
Union Printers Convene Today in Waterbury
The New England Typographical Union opens its 4th annual convention in Waterbury with about 80 delegates from New England locals. Reports show strong finances and rising membership. a brief Portsmouth strike ended with the workers gaining their demands. President E M Martin condemns one man union shops and urges action to curb union rule violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
New England
E. M. Martin
Balkan Peace Session Ends With No Accord On Prisoners
The final Balkan allies and Turkey peace conference adjourned without decisions on prisoner exchanges or other topics. Balkan delegates urged separate conventions with Turkey, Montenegrin presiding delegate praised King George and British hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Turkey
George
Judson hints at running for legislature over water pollution
State Attorney Stiles Judson sharply denounces the failed anti pollution bill. He says he may seek election to the next General Assembly to push a waterways protection law and vows to continue the fight against obstructions from opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiles Judson
Baldwin
General Assembly
Eough
Gov. Baldwin
Healy
Governor Baldwins Veto on Armory Bill Sparks Debate
Special to The Farmer reports Governor Baldwin vetoed the armory appropriation bill seen as a notorious pork bill. The House attack showed Democratic senators backed a judge candidate while linked to armory funds. The governor argued the armories are not indispensable and warned the state would face a multi million debt without strict financial management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Baldwin
House
Wilson and McMurray
Bridgeport
Senate
Connecticut
General Assembly
Waterbury
New Haven
10000 Eagles Parade Prominent Fraternal Event
The New England field day of the Fraternal Order of Eagles featured about 10 000 participants highlighting a parade. More than 10 400 members from six states lined up with entries from Strockton Leominster Mansfield and Lawrence Boston. June 9 included a street parade ending at the lead for the victorious drill team, followed by an athletic carnival and evening fireworks display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Order of Eagles
Strockton
Leominster
Mansfield
Lawrence
Boston
Aes
Paul Revere Ride Celebrated in Lexington Anniversary
Lexington Mass June 9 a 199 gun salute opened the second day of the 200th anniversary celebration. Young women in colonial costume marched along part of the route taken by Paul Revere on April 19 1775 as Old Home Day drew a larger crowd in fine weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Mass
Paul Revere
Lawyer Baldwin Pleads Poverty in Insolvency Claim
Attorney Alfred C. Baldwin a Shelton lawyer and former state senate clerk filed a memorandum in superior court seeking insolvency. He lists assets of 9435 and liabilities 11268 including real estate 7300, furniture 200, auto 400, law library 350 and debts of 5640 mortgages 2100 and 3293 other. He estimates 1913 income 2336 and asks alimony not to exceed 25 monthly plus permission to see four children monthly during vacations. Mrs. Baldwin case rests on cruelty grounds.
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Alfred C. Baldwin
Shelton
State Senate
Superior Court
Baldwin
Jrae Gillette Baldwin
Coldest June Ever Recorded in New England
The Weather Bureau reports unprecedented cold across the middle Atlantic and New England, Ohio Valley, and Great Lakes regions for June. Frosts observed in Vermont Central New York New England Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and Wisconsin with further frost warnings for the Great Lakes upper Ohio Valley and mountain districts.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic
New England
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Gulf States
Rockies
Vermont
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
North Atlantic States
Gotham Shivers Through Coldest June on Record
New York reports the coldest June day in local weather bureau history dating to 1870. The morning low reached 47 degrees, surpassing the 1912 June 9 record of 51 degrees by a wide margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weather Bureau
Constable Downing Beaten. 12 New Britain Gangsters Charged
Plainville Connecticut June 3 reports say Constable Cornelius Downing remains in precarious condition after being struck by a gang of 12 New Britain men during a May 31 disturbance. The case was delayed as Downing's health was deemed unstable. defendants were arraigned June 2 with further continuances likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville
Conn
New Britain
Cornelius Downing
Downing
St. Francis Hospital
Hartford
Pretty wedding for Miss Hubbell and John G Hughes
Miss Marion Louise Hubbell marries John Giddings Hughes at South Congregational church on a Wednesday evening. Rev. J. C. Emery officiates. Helen Sage serves as maid of honor with four bridesmaids and nine kindergarten flower girls. The couple, graduates of B H S and Yale, plan a mountain honeymoon and residence at 24 Lenox avenue after July 1.
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South Congregational Church
Marion Louise Hubbell
Carmi G. Hubbell
West Avenue
John Giddings Hughes
Washington Avenue
J. C. Emery
Blackstone
Mass
Helen T. Sage
Margaret Hughes
Marguerite Hubbell
South Norwalk
Ethel Buchanan
Augusta Kimber
Flower Girls
Virginia Anderson
Florence Goldman
Betty W Neathercut
Louise Haviland
Susan Jennings
Elizabeth Pullman
Helen Flansburgh
Rowena Woods
George F. Hughes
Edward Barlow
William Stillman
Charles H. D. Kelloge, Jr
Howard B.B. Hubbell
Kappa Phi Sorority
Hughes
Yale
Lenox Avenue
Dyeme
Udson opposes pardon to Cesare alleged white slave leader
June 9 board of pardons at the state prison heard petitions on numerous cases. Cesare, tied to a notorious white slavery gang, faced opposition from State Attorney Judson who argued Cesare is connected to criminal networks. Other cases included manslaughter and assault with varied sentences, heard with political and legal contention.
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Udson
Cesare
Frank D. Haines
Middlesex County
Charles Chatfield
New Milford
Jennings
Harry Chippendale
Chippendale
Carrie Lieberman
New London
Searles
Abraham Minkoff
Bridgeport
Turson
Antonio Grosso
Danbury
Joseph L. Barbour
Witnemec Oalt Grosso
Angelo Macco
Judson
Rum And Dope Blamed By Man Executed Today
Nathaniel Green a Black man who assaulted a white government clerk on Christmas night in Washington DC was executed on the scaffold the first death penalty imposed for such a crime in the district. He confessed and President Wilson refused clemency. He muttered the phrase rum and dope to his guards before dying. The victim will be an invalid for life.
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Washington, Junio
Nathaniel Green
District of Columbia
Wilson
Green
Flahaven Granted License for Bronx Hotel Transfer
Patrick Flahaven won permission to transfer a liquor license from Sea Breeze Island to Stratford and Bishop avenues. County officials ruled he, as a bona fide hotel proprietor, was entitled to the license despite remonstrances from The Whiting Manufacturing Co and several associations. Attorney John W. Banks said he would appeal to the superior court. Attorney John P. Gray, partner of Rep. Clitus King, represented Flahaven.
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Patrick Flahavan
Sea Breeze Island
Stratford and
Bishop Avenues
Bronx
Whiting Manufacturing Co. Weidlich Spros
Connecticut
Eilectric Co. A. & E. Henkels Co
The
Manufacturers' Association
John W. Banks
Superior Court
John P. Gray
Clitus King
Flahavan
Ambassadors Wife Granted Continnce In Murder Case
Owing to an incomplete coroner inquiry into the death of William Steinheauser at Fairfield on June 3, Justice Bacon Wakeman granted a continuance this morning in the cases of Mrs. Stewart Woodford and chauffeur William J. Browne on tentative manslaughter charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Steinheauser
Fairfield
Bacon Wakeman
Stewart
Woodford
William J. Browne
Coast Artillery to Practice at Fort Wright
Preparations begin at the local armory for the march of the Medical Staff hospital corps and coast artillery band to Fort Wright Fisher's Island. Under Major Louis Hermann and staff they will move tomorrow after six and entrain at 12 minutes to seven. At New London they join from Norwalk Danielson Lorwich and New London for a 19 day stay before return and replacement by the local infantry company.
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Hospital Corps
Coast Artillery Band
Fort Wright
Fisher
Istand
Louis Hermann
William Porter
Louis D. O'Neil
F. J. Adams
F. W. Stevens
Medical Corps
New London
Norwalk
Danielson
Lorwich
Col
H. F. Dorsey
Runaway Horse Hoofs Rider to Hospital on Huntington Road
A runaway horse on the Huntington Road turnpike threw the buggy occupant against a tree. The vehicle was traveling from Nichols and the victim was being taken to a local hospital. The incident left the casualty unnamed at press time. The estate of Augusta A. Lockwood is admitted to probate with Rev. John P. Wagner as administrator.
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Angelo Scavon
Lexington Avenue
Nichols
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Hospital
Huntington Road
Augusta A! Lockwood
John P. Wagner
Wedding gifts stolen by four men at Hunyad Hall
At Hunyad Hall on Willard Street the bride Marie Kobie received wedding gifts from guests after a ceremony. Four men grabbed a money box containing about 150 to 299 dollars as the husband led the bride away. Patrolmen arrested Mike Previs Charles Berdley Joseph Genert and William Leary after hours of questioning. The money is believed buried.
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Brich
Mike Previs
Charles Berdley
Joseph Genert
William Leary
George Arnold
Judge Coughlin Takes Oath as City Court Judge
Judge Thomas C. Coughlin is sworn in as presiding judge in city court by Deputy Judge Frank L. Wilder. He observed morning cases and was called away for business before the session. a conference will set the court slate with names for prosecutor, assistant prosecutor, and clerks to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Coughlin
Frank L. Wilder
Benjamin F. Root
Loca Post Office
Coushlin
John T. King
John Smith
Alexander DeLaney
John Gray
Robert G. Deforest
Miss Knobb and Parker Wed After Flood Romance
Marion Knobb of the city married Charles Neélaon Parker Jr a photo engraver from Park City Engraving in Exston on May 15 The couple began their romance when Parker photographed Miss Knobb at Streplechuss leland He later traveled to Akron Ohio during floods then returned for the wedding revealing the tale to Parker's parents in New Haven.
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Marion Knobb
Exston
Charles Neélaon Parker, Jr
Park City Engraving Company
Middle At
New Haven
Streplechussleland
Parker
Knobb
Akron
Ohio
Wace
Paving With Warrenite Begins On Fairfisié Avenue
The Connecticut Company started raising tracks on Fairfisié avenue from the railroad viaduct to Ash Creek. Director Courtade said paving with Warrenite will begin Monday after track work is finished. S. T. Davis Jr was fined 25 dollars plus costs in Norwalk Saturday for alleged automobile speeding while passing through the city.
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Connecticut Company
Fairfisié Avenue
Ash Creek
Courtade
S. T. Davis, Jr
Norwalk
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Kodak Trust
C. B. Wilson
Wallace G. Taylor
Fire Board
Taylor
Balkan
Cavont
Louis Musante
Middle Street
David Lynch
Musante
Courtland School
Beardsley Park
Mary J. Miner
Armory
Gotham
Hubbell
State Board of Pardons
Flahaven
Manufacturers Counsel
Coast Artillery
Hymen
Judge Coughlin
Miss Knobb
MR. Davis
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