Chicago Packers Plan To Corner Country Food Supply
The federal trade commission report accuses the big Chicago meat packers of wielding control across 762 companies and numerous industries from cattle loans to rail transport and banks. It warns the packers threaten competition and public welfare, urging action to counter consolidation and secrecy in ownership.
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Chicago Packers
Ade ‘Commission
Gams
United ii International Control
Federal
Wilson
Indus
Ing
Packers
Swift ‘and Company
Armour and Company
Whson
Cominy
Morris and Company
Cudahy Company
Armour
J. Ogden Armour
American International Corporation
Swift and Company
Mawali
Wilson and Company, Incorporated
Alaska
Worris
Mexico
Europe
Inngland
France
Italy
Holland
European
United States
Argentine
Uruguay
Paraguay
Brazil
Australia
Swift
Penia
Chicago
Armagar and Company
Wilson and Company
Cudahy and Company
Federal Trade Commission
Marion Nicholas 16 Sues for Annulment of Marriage
In Superior Court Judge H J Gurtis grants amendment to Ernest Lampson action seeking annulment for Marion N Nicolas 16 who wed Michael G Nicolas 24 from the Minnega ship crew on Oct 3 1978. Father alleges minor unable to understand marriage stakes and lack of parental consent.
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Superior
Marion N. Nicolas
Michael G. Nicolas
Minnesota
H. J. Gurtis
Ernest L. Lampson
Sowing Sedition Arrests Circulated Among Marine Workers
Washington July 11 Copies of a circular inviting seamen especially those of Scandinavian ancestry to join an international revolutionary marine transport workers organization were turned over to the department of justice for investigation by the shipping board. The circular bears the signature of the Marine Transport Workers Industrial Union No. 8 of the JWW with headquarters in New York and indicates branch headquarters in Philadelphia and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Poin
International Revolutionary Marine Transport Workers’ Organization
Thea Department of Justice
Shipping Board
Marine Workers
Marine Transport Workers’ Industrial Union
Wight
JWW
New York
Philadelphia
Allied warships ordered to Adriatic amid Fiume unrest
Paris reports three allied warships from the American British and French navies ordered to proceed to Fiume where clashes have occurred among Italian troops and occupiers. The situation at Fiume is described as quieter despite past disturbances. A second item notes a man robbed during a moonlit stroll on Zag Tine Street, with his packets taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fiume
John Uhiger
Clare
Cities to Handle Army Food Sales
War Department sets policy for surplus food sales to the public. Mayors order carloads of canned meats and vegetables at 80 percent of government costs for meats and full cost for vegetables. Cities buy on credit, freight paid after sale, and shipments loaded on freight cars without prepayment.
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A. E. Geldhof
Washington, DC
War Department
Baker
United States
Army
Baltimore
Cabaret Singer Held in Stevenson Theft Case
Harry McQuestion, a New York cabaret singer, was arrested here yesterday on charges of stealing a suit of clothes from a companion in Stevenson. He was turned over to Oxford authorities today to stand trial.
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Shelton
Harry McQuestion
New York
Stevenson
Oxford
New Danced After Shooting Court Claims Defense Aid
A sensational report from Los Angeles notes that Harry New Jr claims to be the son of U S Senator Harry New of Indiana. The prosecution presents new testimony alleging New attended a dance with Frieda Lesser and pressured her to marry, implying a murder motive linked to a broken engagement. Witness Hazel Prichard, a stenographer, says she saw New at the dance alone and later identified him as the man who left a car with a slain companion.
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Los Angeles
Auiple
Harry
S&s
Prieda
New
Prichard
John L. Richardson
Babes Wrapped in Paper In Czecho Slovakia
Prague reports Miss Altice Masaryk daughter of the president appeals to the American relief administration for clothing and food for Czech and Slovak children. She cites underfeeding causing stunted growth and high disease rates with paper used for wrapping and bandages in hospitals. She calls for clothing soap and urgent aid to curb contagion and death.
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Prague
Altice Masaryk
Czecho-Slovakia
Miss Masaryk
America
Chicago
Thomas G. Masaryk
University of Chicago
Edith Cavell
American Relief Administration
Mr. Hoover
President Grant Arrival With 5300 Veterans In Boston
The transport President Grant from Brest with 214 officers and 5299 enlisted men including the 339th infantry, a Michigan unit, arrived in Boston Roads tonight and will dock tomorrow morning. There are 2500 casuals, nearly all New England men aboard, amid reports and a troubling tale of a 30 mile drive and a fatal revolver incident. Newt faces questions over his sanity as new revelations emerge.
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Boston
President
Grant
Brest
Michigan
Archangel
Roads
New England
New
Topargro Canyon
Newt
Mrs Barrett Praises Doan's Kidney Pills Experience
Mrs Sarah Barrett of 153 Union Avenue says Doan's Kidney Pills reliably relieve backache rheumatic pains and dizziness when a cold settles on the kidneys. She buys them at Nichol's Drug Store and notes they swiftly remove attacks.
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Hannah Carlson
Clinton Ave
Dean
Wright
Harriet Dixon
Merriam Street
Riker & Hageman Co
Jong
Sarah Barrett
Union Avenue
Doan
Sidney
Nichol
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Donald McKee
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Palmer
Iowest
Main St
Newfield
Bridgeport
Conn
Lewise
Crullers
Marion N. Nicholas
Nearold
W. W
Department’ of Justice
Revolutionary Union
Adriatic
Wessels
Wat
Says
Babes
New Haven
Thomas L. Chat~field
United States District Court
Stephen A. Minery
Arnon A. Alling
William Hy
King
John J. Crosby
Bright
Stratford Avenue
Geo. Pearsall
Stratford Ave
Clinton Avienue
August Hugley
Baldwin Street
Leo
Mr. Trngley
Fourth Street
Michael Brenna
Jyst
Mr. Brennan
Oan
Buffalo
N. Y
Foster-Milburn Co
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