Tobacco riots in Kentucky expose distrust of major buyers
Special to the Journal reports that disturbances in Kentucky centered on tobacco purchases by large firms. The American Tobacco Company controls most burley and Green River tobacco, with minimal involvement in dark fired varieties. Government probes into the tobacco combines continue as officials review books and interviews, insisting no evidence supports a broad buying cartel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jun
Kentucky
American Tobacco Company
Green River
American
Tennessee
Hopkinsville
Russellville
Clarksville
Italy
France
Spain
American Soult Company
Imperii Tobacco
Great
Britain
American ‘Tobacco Company
Mperial Tobacco Company
Americans Company
Department of Comhieres and Labor
Tiss
Dompantea
Companiga
Equity
Interoote
Gioupany
American Snuff Company
Imperial “Lobucko Company
Companien
GF Tobacco
Tobacco Trust
Tobagco Trust
United States
Merchants’ Union Stamp Company
North Broad
Elizabeth
N. J
Fireproofing in Modern Construction Declines in U S
In Appleton's Magazine I W Fits patrick critiques U S building practices noting vast fire waste amid rapid growth. He contrasts skyscraper progress with weak fire prevention and calls wood-era habits a curse while praising fire departments and steel frame protections amid costly fireproofing debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Austeltia
W. Fitspatrick
Appleton
Magasin
Editors to Meet in St Paul for National Convention
The National Editorial Association plans its annual convention in St. Paul Minnesota with a program arranged by the Commercial Club and Minnesota Editorial Association. Activities include sessions at the old State Capitol a banquet and formal welcomes by Governor Johnson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Editorial Association
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Commercial Club of
Minnesota
Old State Capitol
Anch
John A. Johnson
R.A. Smith
F. C
Commercial Club
Old Capitol
Minnehaha Park
Soldiers
Fort Snelling
Stillwater
Como Park
Indian Mounds Park
Phalen Park
Red Wing
Union Station
Mississippi
Hastings
Wing
Pierce
Herbert
Colle Bluff
Missinsippi
Bayard Taylor
Ladies’ Seminary
Red Wing City Horital
Red Wing Seminary
Holdgates Reception Plans in Duluth and St Paul Tour
An extended program outlines the Holdgates reception in Duluth and a Duluth boulevard ride, Great Lakes trip, and possible spa visit in St Paul. Delegates will tour the Teed Hag Advertising plant district, visit the Minnesota Industrial School, dine on the lakeshore, and ride a special train both ways. The Commercial Club privileges and local real estate tips are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itiba
St. Paul
Batyriay
Duluth
Duuth
Great Lakes
Exposition bid and dynamite pledge tied to Houston event
A contested offer from Hounston Texas proposes holding an exposition if Congress donates $1000. A Kentucky group would fund 200 night riders and 9 tons of dynamite to advance the plan, while another notice promotes free trial catarrh treatments by Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin, sold locally at McClokay and Graham.
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Hounston
Tex
Congreen
Houston
Kentucky
Louinville
Jourier-Journal
Shoop
Racine
Wis
McCloakey & Grahim
Corner Broad and
Mort Jersey Streets
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American Company
St.paul, Minn
Mendel's Market Cor
Broad and
E. Grand Sts
Trenton
Sida Apres
Hams
Pound
Fresh Jersey Hams
Presk Bugs
UNION
Tartar
Jacobson, Grocer
Bouth Park Etraet
Portieres
Se Premiene
Tolle Seta
Eada
Pranklin Bros
Onocere
Gald Olampe
Hselex
Fourth Street
Joan Bussell
Freedman, Grocer
Kort Jetery Street
Stampa
Bart Bycare
Acegi Arm Ghalre
Axt
Oe Glase Dail
H, W
Derres
East Jersey
Ellis
St Ang Pire
Blantipa
Eamerter
Fulton
Seger
LAVI
Delaware Street
Cuozcan Groce2
First Avenue
Gold Stampa
H Smithmax
Grocer
Martin Street
Cloveta
Lovata
Morris Chai
Gilt
Chaira Sameran
Merrie Chai
Spisak, Grocer
Bond Street
Klopraus
Sixth Street
Maurie
Harris
D. Walsh
Third Street
Dalrymple, Grocer
Apfelroth
Elizabeth Avenue
Idays and
de Aie
The
Ate
Orchard Street
Jersey
Benj. Blooh
Hees
Fiest Street
Eilzzabeth
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