Workmen s Ban on Stone Illegally Upheld by High Court
The U S Supreme Court sustained Indiana limestone producers in their anti trust case against the Stone Cutters Association of North America. Justice Sutherland ruled the union’s conduct directly curtailed interstate commerce and was an undue restraint, even as dissenters argued law allows workers to refrain from work. The ruling upheld earlier lower court decisions voiding the union’s enforcement actions.
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Wasitington
Supreme Court
Bedford
Indiana
Stone Cutters’ Association of North America
Amigas, Fm
Justice Brandsis
Holmes
Irdiana
Fale
Sation Sutherland
Whdtever
Brandeis
Jis
Sta
Htegat
Anders
Beon
United States
United Shoe Machinery Company
WAH
Congress
Intertate
Federal District Court For Indiana
Circuit Court of Appeals
Cominerus
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Chesapeake and Ohio stock hits new high as Erie profits surge
New York April 11 AP Chesapeake and Ohio railroad stock rose to a yearly high of 171.00 amid reports of a paper profit near 25.8 million from sharp Erie stock gains. The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad seeks control of Frue and Pere Marquette lines under a revised Van Sweringen merger plan. options on Erie and Pere Marquette shares total over 1.4 million. The Van Seringen company holds options on Erie common and Pere Marquette stock, expanding the control potential under current plans.
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New York
Chespeake
Ohia Calload
New York Stock Exchange
Krte
Chesapeaka Algp
Vaness Company
Erie Common
Secon
First
Bullets Hit Lunch Room in Meriden Shooting
Four to five bullets fired at George's New Lunch on 7 Henover Street narrowly miss two employees and shatter show windows. Police believe the shooter used a building in the Lyon and Billard coal yard as cover and suspect intimidation as the motive. Stephen Tandly, 13, was inside when the first bullet struck. Benny Vrana and George Grubinski were other staff present.
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Meriden
George
Henover Street
Lyon and Billard Company
Stephen Tandly
George Tamly
Benny Vrana
George Grubinski
Forest fire danger prompts permit suspension in Massachusetts
Boston April 11 AP William A L Bazeley state conservation commissioner instructed forest wardens to stop issuing open air fire permits while woods remain dry. Permits will be given only on rainy days or immediately after rain. He urged motorists not to discard lighted matches or cigarettes from cars after over 100 trees were ignited this weekend.
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Boston
William A. L. Bazeley
Bazeley
Building Falls Hurt Man at New Canaan
Willis Clark a 64 year old tree expert was seriously injured when a small building on Pony Ridge fell onto him at New Canaan. He suffered five ribs a fractured pelvis a fractured knee cap and a fractured nose and remains in critical condition.
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New Canaan
Willis Clark
Ponys Ridge
Clark
Enwright Begins Eight Month Jail Term for City Hall Misconduct
Boston April 11 AP Frederick W Enwright former Poston newspaper publisher begins an eight month sentence at Norfolk county jail for criminal libel against former Mayor James M Curley. Enwright had been found guilty months earlier and granted a suspended sentence that expired today. He bears prison stripes with a ball and chain attached to his ankle in the official photograph.
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Boston
Frederick W. Enwright
Poston Newsepaper
Buffolk County
New Canaan Firemen Busy on Brush Flares
New Canaan fire department answered 26 alarms since Thursday morning all for brush fires. With few exceptions the blazes were started by bonfires or embers from fires. Authorities report most incidents were minor and quickly controlled.
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New Canaan
New England on Threshold of New Opportunities Says Sherman
Hartford editor Maurice Sherman tells WTIC listeners that New England faces revival and new opportunities that will outshine past gloom. He cites agricultural revival, industry shifts, and faith in the region's resilience, urging continued work and self-help to grow prosperity.
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Hartford
New England
The
Hartford Courant
Springfield
WTIC
Providence
Tingland
Newngland Agriculture
Sherman
Goodyear Firm's RNNT For Funds Described
New York April 1 CAP A desperate search for funds to rehabilitate the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co extending from August to October 1920 was made before a temporary credit of 5 090 000 secured to rescue the company from financial straits Robert C Shaffner of Chicago testified before a notary today Shaffner head of A G Becker and company of Chicago appeared as defense witness in proceedings by minority Goodyear stockholders against Lon Read and Company to account for 15 000 000 alleged legal profits from the reorganization of the rubber company in 1921 His search for additional funds to weather the low mood in the summer of 1924 led him to sing Goodyears song of wau and shake the tambourine for funds at doors of banks in Chicago New York San Francisco St Louis and other cities Finally a 5 000 000 credit was effected in October 1920 through Becker and Co and Goldman Sachs and Co of New York but was cancelled when Dilton Read and Co took charge
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New York
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Robert C. Shaffner
Chicago
Shaffner
A. G. Becker and Company of
Goodyear
Lon, Réad and Companys
Rubber Company
San Francisco
St. Louis
Becker and Co
Goldman, Sachs and Co
Dilton, Read and Co
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Aiden
Job
Jay
Ukewiga
Goodyear Firm
Farr
Farr’s
Hindle Drug Stores
Howland
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Tuesaday
Crystalware
Coty
Blue Coats
Kasha
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