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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1908
Page
6
Kentucky tobacco growers press for a full accounting from the Equity Trust. They call for published statements of receipts and expenditures, including salaries and operating costs, and question the retention of 2.52 million dollars from pool proceeds.
The Shelby Record argues there is no misrepresentation in its tobacco pool coverage and cites John C. Allen’s 1907 case. It details his 11,078 pounds pooled at Shelbyville with $913.92 lien and eventual net gains, and questions the equity trust’s salaries and practices while urging growers to decide freely whether to raise or pool crops.
Paris on Oct 10. A photo shows Mme Jeanne Peltier, the first woman to ascent in an aeroplane, climbing into a Delagrange machine before a flight near Paris. She rode with M. Dela.
A veteran scam advertises a prescription for nervous weakness and weakened manhood, claiming it cures without medicine. It offers free copies by mail from Mr. A. E. Robinson at 3862 Luck Building, Detroit, urging readers to request the note in a plain sealed envelope.
Ohio Antisaloon League served warrants on four Hamilton leaders including Councilman John A M Holzberger Colonel Miles D Lindley former Health Officer P E Welsh Howard Hotel proprietor and Ea Jessup of Symmes Corner for selling liquor on Sunday September 20. Accused will travel to Oxford with counsel Monday as legal battle moves to the upper courts.
The Shelby Record challenges Tobacco Tidings analysis by reprinting the Sept 18 editorial Some Facts and posing two questions about pooling and total crop values for 1906 1907 and a hypothetical 7 230 000 pound 1908 crop. The exchange centers on organization pooling and anticipated tobacco sale outcomes in Shelby County.
In a forthright column from Battle Creek Mich, V. Post critiques anti injunction debates at the national conventions. He argues courts must protect property and rights, denounces labor sluggers, and calls for honest leadership to end violence and coercion in industrial battles.
A passage argues that stripping equity courts of power to punish for contempt undermines court authority and enables street power. It contends that courts must be supported and empowered by the people to protect them, tying the Labor Trust movement to a broader critique of court power.
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