Oil Firms Convicted in Sherman Act Monopolization Case
In Chicago on June 11 a U S district court convicted Standard Oil companies led by Standard Oil Company of Indiana and others of restraining trade and monopolizing the oil industry via patent pools. The ruling overruled a master in chancery finding and upheld injunctions against further pooling agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Chicago
W—Pitty
Standard OU Company
Indiana
United States
Ig Chancety
Standard O12 Company
Iodieus
Texan Company
Standard O1l Company
New Jersey
Gasoline Products Company
Circuit Court of Appeals
Sitting Banc
Baat
Evan A. Evans
George T. Page
Ana Palle
Saide
Date
Indianapalle -Martindele
Ats
Eat
L. L. Stephens
Btendard OU Company
Chicago Warden Pogarty Dies in Self Inflicted Shooting
Edward J. Pogarty warden of Cook County Jail shot himself at the home of his nephew in South Bend. He had long health problems and previously served as warden of the Michigan City State Prison. Fogarty had been a notable local figure and claimed rapport with prisoners at both institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Edward J. Pogarty
Cook County
Cchicago
Edward Keller
Wns
Fogerty
Board Bend
Michigen City
Fogarty
Chicago
Michigan City
Meadows Elected Mayor of Hinton
Meadows Democrat was elected mayor of Hinton today defeating Republican C A Comas. He had served as mayor and city recorder of Avis before its consolidation with Hinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadows
Hinton
Abney Meadows
C. A. Com
Avis
Barn Burn Crew Shows Fire Engine Speed
An OCR fragment mentions Willie Willis and companions wanting to show a boy how fast their fire engine can arrive. The text references a barn and a quick response, with stray names and publisher notes, indicating a small, local anecdote or humor snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minny
Hoover policy tariff hearings on oil score today
Senate debate on President Hoover oil conservation order continues as Republican Senator Cutting and Democrat King urge action on limiting production and discussing the president’s authority. At Colorado Springs delegates debate a state oil compact and responses to Hoover policy amid calls to rescind the public lands order and curb waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
Mark L. Requa
All
Colorado Springs
Senate
Cutting
New Mexico
King
Otab
Colo
Mark L. Requs
Ponthee
Wilbur
Requa
Ope Miling
Hoover Public Lands
Rocky Mountain States
Franklin
Ardmore
Okla
Southern Oklahoma Oil and Gas Association
Raqua
W D Boyce Dies and Tariff Hearings Open
W D Besos publisher and big games hunter dies after illness. In Washington hearings begin as the finance committee opens testimony on tariff rate schedules with Republican and Democratic members poised for revision actions through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmicago
D—W. D. Besos
Big Games Hunter
Washington
House
Finance Committee
Comntantes
Allen
jEanses
Robinson
Arkansas
Republican Committee
British Premier Plans U S Visit Amid Talks
London reports Premier Ramsay MacDonald may visit the United States to confer with President Hoover on Anglo American relations. Dawes, the new US ambassador, expected to help arrange a conference possibly focusing on naval armament reduction and the freedom of the seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MacDonald
Great Britain
United States
Hoover
London
Charles G. Dawes
America
Tiwan
MacKenzis
Mt Cariada
Conifer
Dawes
Jome Howard
Proclaim Martial Law In Dutch Indies City
Martial law was proclaimed here to guard against further raids by Venezuelan revolutionists. The governor, held hostage until raiders landed in Verecuela, said precautions would prevent new attacks. Dutch warships en route from Holland offered public calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willemstad
Curato
Dutch West Indies
Verecuela
Holland
Thirst tester sought for Leviathan voyage liquor plan
Chief Steward William J Linn of the Leviathan jokes about a thirst tester to measure each passenger's alcohol needs for the westbound crossing. He notes past crossings went overboard with bottles and wine and proposes a painless gadget to estimate consumption per passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Linn
Sam Love
Frew Statt
New York
Atlantic
William J Linn
Stewart Linn
Matt
said-Atlantic
Cherbourg
Southampton
Ambrose Light
Willam J. Linn
Linn
Levin
Europe
Plane crashes into ceiling at New Jersey governor’s home
A biplane crashed into the roof and lodged in the ceiling of Governor Morgan F. Larson’s summer home, the late white house, with no one hurt. Pilot William Taft of Red Bank and passengers Mrs Olive Jeannine and Roger Ryan escaped unharmed as firemen battled a blaze started by the crash. Governor’s mother Regind Lation was nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagirt
White House
Morgan F. Larson
William Taft
Red Bank
Olive Jeannine
Roger 7
Ryan
Red Hawk
Regind Lation
Teal Named Charleston Superintendent Nominee
Fred L. Teal of Wheeling was elected superintendent of Charleston Independent District Schools at a board meeting. He will assume the post July 1, succeeding Dr. Weber, and comes with a master’s from Ohio State and studies at Columbia. He previously led Wheeling schools and was considered a strong candidate after a special committee’s selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Teal
Wheeling
Achasis
Charleston
Independant District Board of Education
Weber
Achoolte
Pittsburgh
Teal
Ee Pest
Ohio
Northern University
Ohio State University
Columbia Univeralty
Canton
Charleston Independent District Board “of Education
Angielovure
Red
Willo
Wea
Janice
Joan
Comet R. & Gpllman
J. FE. Robing
Alice Spencer
E. A. Babcock
OC. R. Meredith
Littlepage
Walnut Street
Oak Avenue
London
Babcock
Austrian Girl Crowned As Miss Universe
Galveston June 11. Misa Lisle Guld.Spelter of Austria tonight was crowned Miss Universe at the International pageant of pulchritude. She won by nine votes to one over Mies Magda Demetrescu of Romania. A group of eleven contestants included Irene Abiberg of New York City, who was chosen to represent the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Misa Lisle Guld
Spelter
Austria
Mink Universe
Univers
Abe
Mine Irene Abiberg
New York City
Iast
United States
Missing Tremont Girl Found in San Francisco Detention Home
Marion Smith a 16 year old Tremont Indiana girl who vanished three months ago is located in a San Francisco juvenile detention home. Authorities traced her disappearance after a motorist kidnapping theory and a costly search by her father totaling about 81000. Police pursued leads repeatedly until the final breakthrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Ind
Marion Smith
Tremont
San Francisco
Marion
Prohibition Shootings Spark House Debate on Enforcement Reform
Lawmakers after reports of border patrol shootings condemn federal prohibition enforcement. Representative Clancy urges an inquiry into the Detroit and International Falls incidents and calls for curbs on the use of force amid push for reform of enforcement agencies under the justice department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Freaidant Hoover
International Fallz, Minn
Henry Virkula
Detroit
Mich
Archibald Sugater
United States
Congress
Hoover
House
Senate
Joint Commission
Justice Department
Jones
Favors
Etnete
Benetor Jones
Republican
Authoc
Ated
Clancy
Michigan
Pittenfer
Minnesota
Eugeter
Customs Guarde
Prohibition
Rivera
Pittengee
Congressional Record
Measure Back to House as Debenture Fight Rages
Senate rejects direct farm aid. President Hoover labels debenture plan disastrous. House leaders push alternative path to approve conference report and farm relief amid partisan friction and looming deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Goff
Tate
White House
Senate
Tien
Senators Vote On Farm Relief Bill In Senate Roll Call
Washington June 11 The roll call on the farm relief bill shows Republicans and Democrats split with a large yes vote from GOP members including Allen Bloguam and Capper while Democratic leaders Fletcher Bangdetl Trammell Wegner oppose. Several pairs are noted as paired for or against the report with absentees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Republians
Allen
Bloguam
Bulton
Capper
Custing
Date
Deneen
Edge
Feta
Gillett
Grenn
Goff
Galdsborough
Greene
Hate
Hastings
Hatfield
Herbert
Kean
Keyes
McNary
Met
Moves
Oddie
Patterson
Phipps
Heed
Sackett
Aloutridge
Smoot Steiner
Maha
Townend
Vandepeerg
Walcott
Warren, Waterman
Watecn
Fletcher
Bangdetl
Trammell
Wegner
Tate
Borah
Brookhert
Couzens
Frazier
Howell
Johnson
Lakolette
McMaster
Norbeck
Narsh
Nye
Pine
Kpwdlican
Wisconsin
Stephen
Missisippi
Black
Alabang
Gould O
Maine
Robinson
Indiana
Kendrick
Wyoming
Deranged Mind Slayer's Plea In Murder Trial
The defendant testified for over two hours on the stand in a trial for the murder of Mildred Mowry. He spoke of courtship, financial improprieties, and alleged mental instability while denying memory of the shooting. His wife supported him with details of years of trouble leading to the alleged derangement and the ensuing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porinie
Tia -Alidome
Mildred Mowry
Campbell
Lawfal
Mr. Mowry
Greenville
Pau
Elkton
Baltimore
Police Ordered to Reduce Waistlines Stir Chicago Force
Chicago police commissioner orders officers to slim down their waists to match pay cuts. Merchants and health clubs offer free programs and dubious experts promise rapid weight loss as rank and file react with concern and comic disbelief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. EF. Runnell
Ling
Mateeurs
Duticians
Heaith
Disgrace Says Will Just to Be Rich Four
A fragmented clipping notes Beverly Hills call and mentions the Rockefeller Foundation in health and betterment efforts. It references a 2% allocation, a 1983 goal, and shifts in views on wealth among men within a few years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Rockefeller Foundation
Bern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward J. Fogarty
Willie Willis
Molllex
Ceperigtt, Bem, Publishers
Buili
Cau
Margaret Lawrence
Louis Bennison
W. D. Boyce
U.S
England
Ramsay MacDonald
League of Nationa
HineDonald
Walt
Stanley Baldwin
Dutch Indies
Leviathan
Jersey
Will
Clarion
Treasury Department
Yer
Ce Fersea
Tha ‘Onsite Hea
Eet
Federal Farm Board
Enricwed
Bia
Vanced
House of Ae Ventatives
Dons
Develo
Senate Sie
Slayer
Mowry
Francis A. Gordon
Mia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!