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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1921

Page

2

Famous Players Lasky accused of monopoly by FTC

The Federal Trade Commission charged the Famous Players Lasky Corporation and eleven others with unfair competition under the Clayton act. It alleges the firm has consolidated control of the motion picture industry, chain ownership of theaters and distributors, and excludes independent productions from major New York theaters. It notes 67 cents of every dollar spent by moviegoers goes to Paramount labeled films.

Washington Famous Players- Lasky Corporation United States Canada Federal Trade Commission Commission Paramount Paramount- Artcraft Pictures Famous Players-Lasky Corporation New York Pluayers-Lasky Corporation New York Theater Criterion New York City Putnam Charles Frohman, Incorporated Empire Theater Lyceum Theater Paramount-Artcraft Pictures

Two Auto Racers Killed at Pike's Peak Trials

W A Coleman assistant sales manager of a Denver based auto firm was killed and Harry Majors of Colorado Springs injured during speed trials on the Pike's Peak road near Colorado Springs. Coleman and Majors were well known in racing circles. Coleman won last year’s Denver Times road race from Denver to Pueblo.

Coleman Majors Pike’s Peak Denver W. A. Coleman Harry Majors Colorado Springs Denver Times Pueblo

Sulzer Firm Wins $5,000,000 Submarine Diesel Contract

The Swiss engineering firm Sulzer of Interlaken Geneva has received a U S government order for 5 million dollars worth of Diesel motors for submarines. Earlier a second order of 1.25 million pounds was secured from Japan. Sulzer specializes in large Diesel submarine motors.

U. S Geneva Sulzer Interthur

Shipping Board Patronage Row Shrinks Payroll Ties

Washington reports a major clash as 621 Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation employees face possible removal from payrolls by October 1. Their dismissal follows orders from R H Montgomery with Senators pressing for detailed salary data, while four of six high earners, including Vice Presidents Love Small Frye and Director Farley, face scrutiny. The claims board has adjourned as legality questions linger.

Washington Lasker Shipping Board Chicago Emergency Fleet Corporation R. H. Montgomery Congress Mr. Lasker Fleet Corporation Love, Small and Frye Sales Farley Claims Board Meals Shipping Ard Bolling

Washington News Roundup Signals Mixed Disarmament Hopes

President Harding urged progress toward disarmament while predicting burdens will be eased. West Virginia coal strike tensions prompt federal troops discussion. Senate Finance Committee suspends Fordney tariff hearings after many objections. Tear gas stockpiled for potential miners action. Henry Ford may visit Washington on Muscle Shoals nitrate plant talks. Famous Players-Lasky cited by FTC over alleged antitrust violations. details to follow. Berlin peace treaty sent to Senate for September reassembly.

Harding West Virginia H. H. Bandholtz Senate Finance Committee House Henry Ford Washington Weeks Muscle Shoals Ala Famous Players-Lasky Corporation Federal Trade Commission Germany Berlin Senate Congress White Ho

Senate Finance Committee Advances Tax Bill Revision Form

Senate Finance Committee moves toward a complete revision of existing revenue laws restoring a unified bill. Treasury experts favor a full revamp while Ways and Means preferred amendments to the current law. The panel began section by section review with 14 of 89 pages covered amid debates on personal service corporations and gifts bequests.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Senate House Senate Committee Treasury Ways and Means Committee Penrose Finance Committee Thomas S. Adams Treasury Department House Committee Supreme Court Smoot Utah Smoct

Whisky Warehouse Raid by 40 Armed Bootleggers

Forty bootleggers with an auto fleet raided Mildred Pennsylvania government liquor warehouses stealing about 50 barrels of whisky. They forced a rear entrance and moved the loot through 500 yards of woodland to awaiting automobiles.

Mildred

French medalist Amie Mouroux to sculpt Harding portrait

Mme Amie Mouroux, the first woman to win Paris’s Prix de Rome, is creating a medal of President Harding for the French government. She is recognized as a prominent French medalist in this historic commission.

Mme. Amie Mouroux Paris Harding

President orders miners to return home in West Virginia

President Harding through the War Department orders the Mingo marchers to return to their homes. Secretary of War Weeks directs Major General Bandholtz to enforce the proclamation, with federal troops possible if the strikers do not comply. Troops ready at Camp Sherman and Camp Dix to deploy.

Washington Harding War Department White House H. H. Bandholtz Mingo Department West Virginia Bandholtz Camp Sherman Ohio Camp Dix New Jersey Min- Zo County Senator Sutherland McCorckle Young War Weeks Wainwright Harbord

World News in Brief Condensed Form

New York grand jury calls motor car thefts a crying shame and urges stiffer penalties. Langdon ND reports 75 I W arrested on arrival and sent out of town. Lima OH lacks gas after natural gas company franchise expired and rates refused. Berlin notes death of Field Marshal Von Buelow, ex German commander. Albany NY Court of Appeals nixes state soldiers bond issue law. Belfast riot toll rises to 14 as military cordons remain. Mexico City Supreme Court blocks retroactive oil refiners clause in ART XXVII B. Budapest treaty of peace with the United States and Hungary signed. Chicago reports Uncle Joe Cannon will retire from Congress next year.

New York Langdon N. D Laltimoore Lima Lima Natural Gas Company Berlin von Buelow Albany N. Y Court of Appeals Belfast Mexico City Mexican Supreme Court Texas Company Budapest United States Hungary Bunkfy Grant Smith Chicago Joe” Cannon Congress

Bayer Aspirin Ad Warns on Genuine Packaging

An advertisement warns that genuine Aspirin bears the Bayer name on packaging or tablets and has been proven safe for twenty one years. It urges using Bayer labeled pills for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache and pain. Pricing noted for small twelve tablet tins and larger drugstore packs.

Bayer

Women need Swamp Root for kidney and bladder trouble

Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues often misattributed to other causes. Pain in the back headaches and nervousness can signal kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy available at drug stores with a sample offer by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y

Babylonian Writing on the Wall Sparks Nebuchadnezzar Reference

A snippet quotes the London Athenaeum and the Boston Transcript as mentioning a wall inscription that drew Nebuchadnezzar's interest. It contrasts this with a modern admonition not to keep off the grass.

London Athenaeum Nebuchadnezzar Boston Transcript

When a Man's Married

A humorous quip exchanges between Flub and Dubb about marriage as a life change. They joke that a man is incomplete until he marries and that marriage completes him in a tongue in cheek banter.

Dubb

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Federal. Trade Board Diesel Motors R. F. Ruttan Society Chemical Industry of Great Britain R. I. Ruttan Society of Chemical Industry of Great Britain McGill University Dr. Ruttan Mme. Amie Mouroux World News Wadeeranne Brate State D.p Browers Broilers D. P OLD CO Western Turkey Boston Jersey Eastern Shore Bskt Long Island Cennenee Del New Whitney Ted Kidney Cal Georgia Florida Pennsylvania Ormosa Cubas Kansas City Star Ioc Bull Holland
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