Important Supreme Court Docket Hits Early Session
Washington January 4 Many cases are listed for early hearing as the Supreme Court convenes after the holiday recess. Notable items include the Great Northern rebate dispute with a $15000 fine, the United States versus Adrian H Larkin over Chadwick jewelry, and a Tennessee tax question on Sewanee University of the South tenants.
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Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Great Northern
Elkins
United States
Adrian H. Larkin
New York
Cassie L. Chadwick
University of the South
Tennessee
Sewanee
Teennessee
Six Million Dollar Banana Company Damage Suit
The American Banana Company of Mobile Alabama sues United Fruit in a six million dollar damage case set for trial in the US circuit court in New York City. The suit involves damages to Banana Company interests at Gadocan near Bocas del Toro and in Costa Rica, with parties from Boston New York and the South.
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New York
American Banana Company
Mobile
Alabama
United Fruit Company
United States
Boston
South
American Banana Co
Gadocan
Bocas del Torre
Costa Rica
Injunction Case in Goldfield Delayed to Jan Fourth
Carson City Nevada November report notes the Goldfield injunction case has been continued by stipulation until January 10. The hearing date was agreed in court, shifting the schedule for related actions and filings in the dispute.
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Carson City
Goldfield
Entertain Officers for Atlantic Fleet Visit in Rio
Rio de Janeiro on January 4 Atlantic fleet officers will be entertained by the Diariers club as a social event.
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Rio de Janeiro
Atlantic Fleet
Diariers Club
Farmers Union Convention Opens in Memphis on Cotton Plan
Delegates arrive in Memphis for the National Farmers' Union convention starting Tuesday. President Barrett predicts the gathering will be the largest and most important, with discussion focused on reducing cotton acreage to sustain future prices.
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Memphis
Tenn
National Farmers’ Union
Barrett
7 300 Back to Work at Mills in Reading and Lebanon
Reading Pennsylvania January 4 The Rolling Mills of the American Manufacturing Company in Lebanon and Reading will resume operations tomorrow employing about 7300 workers. The plants have been shut down for three weeks.
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Reading
American Manufacturing Company
Lebanon
Express Companies Fail To File Required Records
County Attorney Tyrrell files penal suit in county court alleging United States Adams and American Express companies did not file officers salaries assets and liabilities with the state commission. Rail way commission law sets a penalty of 500 to 5000 dollars for refusing information.
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Lincoln
Neb
United States
Adams
American Express
State Commission
Tyrrell
Railway Commission
Resignation Requested of Idaho Surveyor General
The president asked for the resignation of Ernest G. Eagleson, Idaho surveyor general, citing dissatisfaction with his administration. Senator Hepburn announced the move at the White House after an Interior Department complaint.
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Washington
Ernest G. Eagleson
Idaho
White House
Hepburn
Prussian Finance Ministry announces January loan invitation
Berlin January 4 Prussian ministry of finance says on January 14 subscriptions will be invited for a new loan. The amount is not yet specified but expected near 50 million dollars with a subscription price of 98.5.
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Berlin
Ministry of Finance
Death of Judge Terrell's Son in Austin
Arthur Terrell, son of Judge A W Terrell, died in Austin Texas of pneumonia after returning from Oklahoma City. Funeral arrangements were not listed.
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Austin
Tex
Arthur Terrell
A. W. Terrell
Oklahoma City
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William Lynch Roberts
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E. H. Astin
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E. W. Cre.shaw
J. N. Cole
J. W. English
J. K. Parker
Stevenson Machine and Repair
Bryan
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