Pooling of Patent Rights Charged in Antitrust Suit
The federal government filed suit in Chicago against fifty oil refining firms led by Standard Oil affiliates for pooling patents and controlling gasoline production. Attorney General Stong announced the action, claiming a conspiracy to restrain trade in violation of the Sherman act, with primary defendants including Standard Oil companies of Indiana, New Jersey, California, and others, plus The Texas Company and American Refining Company. Secondary defendants joined by adopting licenses face charges of participating in the combination and monopoly.
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Walsh lays down four major issues at party meeting
Senator Thomas Walsh of Montana, addressing the Democratic convention at Madison Square Garden, urged reforms and warned the party not to be boxed into foreign policy questions. He called for 1) Kepeny or the new relief program, 2) agricultural relief, 3) urban reform, and 4) related reforms, criticising the Larding-Coolidge era and urging a focus on domestic policy impacts.
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Car Recovered Boosts Hope of New Arrests
Police report the Chevrolet owned by Andrew Yano was found near Mercer after a crash. Chief Dunkle and LeRoy Cady of Royal Chevrolet discussed the recovery in Mercer and cautioned that additional arrests are probable as detectives continue the search for the thief and accomplices who stole the car and its valuable equipment.
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Alese
Building New Pavilion At Findley's Dance Hall
Exeetion of a new dancing pavilion to replace the Grandview pavilion destroyed by fire at Findley’s on Three weeks ago. The hall is being erected on the site of the destroyed pavilion and is being built by Claude Perry and Fred Shwiss, owners of the Grandview pavilion. The new dancing floor will be about the same size and the project is half completed with plans to open on July 4. Fire investigation remains at a standstill with indications pointing to a possibly accidental cause. C H Heath traveled to Warren this morning for a business engagement.
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Fred Shwss
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Noory
Popular Corry Merchant Weds Sheffield Girl
Arch Cohen son of Mr and Mrs Cohen of 19 North Center street marries Miss Gobie Ruth Epstein of Sheffield at the Tyrite home. Ceremony followed with family and friends, meals for about forty, and a honeymoon planned to New York Atlantic City Philadelphia and other cities before returning to North Center street after July 10.
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Pitts Tigh
Serious collision injures Lt Kelly during town crash
Lt Kelly, public safety chief, sustained severe injuries including torn muscles and a fractured shoulder in a collision at Center and South streets. He was riding on a motorcycle with officer Haessel when Verne Wellman in a car allegedly cut in, causing the crash. Both occupants were treated for injuries. Kelly remained at home recovering.
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Pennsylvania Company Declares Dividend and Lease Decision
Philadelphia June 25 The board of directors of the Pennsylvania Co parent company of the Pennsylvania Rail and Coal today declared an annual dividend of 8 percent payable June 9 to holders of record at date The board also declared a quarterly dividend of 1 1 2 percent payable August 10 to stockholders on record August 1 At the meeting President Read announced the committee to consider a lease of the Norfolk and Western railroad to the Pennsylvania bid reported to directors and further consideration was deferred
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Streets Close at Garden Site Splits New York Merchants
Four crowds of shopkeepers and restaurant owners fume as streets near the Garden fall under convention traffic bans. Street closures from 10 am disrupt business, with merchants lamenting lost customers and heat, as locals and visitors struggle to pass barriers and access their shops.
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AADOo Among First Placed In Nomination At Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Garden New York June 2 1924 delegates gather at the Democratic Convention as McAdoo leads in nomination. A heated day unfolds with speeches by Senator Underwood and permanent Chairman Thomas J Walsh. Intrigue over platform planks and anti Klan sentiment dominates proceedings amid Washington oil antitrust notes.
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Waldart
George Brennan
Tilinoig
Smiths Forc es Make Claims Of New Strength
Smiths campaign managers claim strong new backing from leaders Taggart Brennan and Moore boosting Alfred Smith in early Democratic nominating balloting. They say a tenth bell count could place one third of delegates behind him, with southern support and Roosevelt advisers aiding efforts to stampede the convention. Bryan may attack to help Smith sway non delegates at the convention.
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Police Warn Against Firework Sales Before July 3
Police officials warned against the sale of fireworks, declaring enforcement will occur after July 3. Arrests would follow any attempt to sell these items during the blackout period.
Klan Fight May Go to Floor of Democratic Convention
New York June 25 A Klan plank fight within the Democratic convention grows tense as supporters push for a strong anti Klan stance. Senator Walsh and others denounce Klan activity while pledging to fight for a plank condemning bigotry and defending equal rights.
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League of Guns
Pandemonium at Madison Square Garden over Klan mention
Unruly scenes erupted at Madison Square Garden on June 25 as El vis Kluse Klan and other figures were invoked before a convention. Delegates shouted, flags waved, and a parade formed while police faced tensions between factions.
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Corry Hospital Board Meets Tonight on Keefe Death
Members of the Corry Hospital Association board are scheduled to meet this evening. Action is expected on the death of board member James Keefe with a likely successor named. Other business of importance is listed for discussion during the session.
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