Sugar profiteers under indictment in May case details
May 25 report notes several indictments for sugar profiteering under the Lever Act in federal court. The Economy Wholesale Grocery and Abraham Gladstone of Chicago allegedly sold 50 600 pounds of sugar at 24 cents in New York on May 1, while others including D C Neuer and 3 Split of Waterbury face charges for selling 2000 pounds at 26 1 2 cents. Childs Johnston Inc and Charles EH Scott of New York are charged with license violations. Netter and Split allegedly bought sugar from Warren N Hall Co of Waterbury.
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iEconomy Wholesale Grocery” Company
Abraham Gladstone
Chicago
New York
D. C
Neuer
Waterbury
Conn
Ting
Childs
Johnston, Inc
Charles EH Scott
Netter
Split
Warren N. Hall & Co
Clothiers Fined 31000 for Profiteering in Syracuse Case
Wead's Inc of Binghamton faced seven counts in a U S federal indictment alleging profiteering. Justice Martin presided in Syracuse on May 28 and the firm was fined 8100, all seven counts upheld.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Wead's Inc
Binghamton Clothiers
United States
Martin
Munton
Walnut Beach Season Opens This Evening
Police announce strict enforcement as Walnut Beach opens for the season tonight. Beachwear and public conduct rules are in effect, with patrols watching for violations as crowds gather for daily seaside activities.
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Walnut Beach
B R T Strike Ties Up New York Traffic
New York May 2 A strike of electrical workers on the Brooklyn Rapid Transit system halted elevated trains after the work stoppage began. Trains approaching Brooklyn Bridge were halted as workers were directed to surface Company officials who could not yet judge the strike’s full impact on service.
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New York
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge
Pleadings In Woolen Case Postponed In Federal Court
Pleadings in the American Woolen Company of New York the American Woolen Company of Massachusetts and William M Wood president of all corporations, indicted on profiteering charges, were postponed in federal court until next Tuesday.
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New York
American Woolen Company of
American Wholen Company
Massachusetts
William M. Wood
Rewards for Escaped Prisoners Highlight Bridgeport Notice
Bridgeport police report rewards totaling over $3,000 for the arrest of Herman J Barney Harry Manster and Charles Ward who made an extraordinary escape from Massachusetts state prison Tuesday night.
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Bridgeport
Herman J. Barney
Harry Manster
Charles Ward
Massachusetts
Live News Flashes From Montgomery and World Briefs
A chaotic May 28 dispatch mix reports Misa Sallie Robertson, 19, in Montgomery, killing Louis Norman amid alleged past conflict. Other items note Parcel Post losses, German artillery destruction claims, a Hartford poison probe closure, a New York steam collision, London rail strikers, Rev. Parker’s death, Bolshevik advances near Kiev, Adrianople migration, Sino-Japanese hostilities in Siberia, and U.S. farm relief appeals for a rural credit plan.
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Montgomery
Ala
Misa Sallie Robertson
Louis Norman
Ebertson
Norman
Washington
Burleson
Congress
Paris
Germany
Allied Central Commission
Polson
Hartford
Joseph ‘Tysshe
Iillingorth
Stree
New York
General O. H. Ernst
Colon
Guifoli
New Jersey
London
Great Peninsula
India
Bombay
Matunga
Warker
Edwin Pond
Parker
Lond iMay
Kiev
Nursdey
Constanzenople
Vila
German Commerce Chancellor Eyes War-Era Contracts
Berlin aims to decide through diplomatic channels whether American firms may exploit wartime conditions to cancel German contracts. In Washington, a commerce unit orders immediate unloading of 2,700 tons of coal in cars at Galveston and release of those cars for other transport.
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BERLE
United States
Geramny
Orde Washington
la Tararain
Galveston
Texas
Goodyear declares dividend and stock sale plans
Akron May 28 President FR Ay Seluerling of the Couchyear Tire and Rubber company announced a dividend of 150 percent. The firm will issue capital stock totaling 20 million dollars with 10 million dollars in common and 20 million dollars in preferred stock.
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Goodyear Thu Akron
Ay Seluerling
Couchyear Tire and Rubber’ Company Today
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