Court to fine 23 wrapping paper firms in Sherman act case
New York June 2 sentence will be imposed by Judge Hough on twenty three companies for forming an illegal combination in restraint of trade. Indictments were returned against the firms and John H Parks, with guilty pleas by several companies and counsel Solomon Stroock. The case cites the Fibre and Manila association founded in 1906 and involves many paper makers across multiple states. The government seeks light fines as the association has dissolved.
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New York
Hough
United States Circuit Court
Moualy
Usu
John H. Parka
Bolomon N. Stroock
Assenta
Parks
Fibre & Manila Pssociation
Europe
United States
Silmsen
Christian Endevor Convention in Topeka 1808 Auburn District
Auburn district workers and leaders of that society met in annual convention in Topeka on Wednesday and Thursday. The session closed with district officers appointed including Guy D. Kyper district secretary and several county secretaries. Mrs Reed led the entertainment committee and delegates were entertained. last chance to visit the Ene Fair on Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Sassons
Topeka
Indy
Anline
Christian Endeavor
Anne
Guy D. Kyper
Angele
Dean Babcock
Noble
Ene
Court News From Farmers Bank Sues For 2000 In Notes
The Farmers State Bank of South Whitley sues the Wayne Hoop Company and others for $2000 on notes. Attorneys Gates & Whiteleather of Columbia City and Walter Olds of this city appear. Anna La Franz estate administrator Joseph A. Lamboloy sues Sophia and Gustave Ulmer for $1000 damages over alleged property loss. Lee Ninief attorney. Frederick Krelbaum sues William Bartenick and others for $225. Bittinger & Houk attorneys. Divorce actions include Bussler Marvin and Heaton & Yanle. Bligh sues Ackert for $341 on account. Judge O Rourke grants WA Woolsey a divorce. wife Ella J Woolsey left him and stock was moved. Bernard Moser aged five adopted by Jacob J Moser and wife. Grace Root arraigned on contempt for denying exhusband access to child. court orders Sundays visits. Lavine v Sane in slander case. Juvenile Court and other items noted.
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Farmers’ State Bank of South Whitley
Wayne Hoop Company
Gates & Whiteleather
Columbia City
Walter Olds
Joseph A. Lamboloy
Anna la Franz
Aves Sophia
Gustave Ulmer
Bittinger & Houk
Bussler
Marvin
William A. Marvin
Heaton& Yanle
Darlin L. Bligh
John C. Ackert, Sr
C. J. Ryan
O'Rourke
Frederick
Woolsey
Ella J. W.oolsey
Jaat
Winter
North Dakota
Bernard Carolus Moser
Jacob J. Moser
Grace Root
T ‘Hen
Root
Hadtani
Lavine Vs. Sasine
Way
International Sunday School Convention Opens in Louisville
The twelfth International Sunday School convention adopts a six year plan to continue uniform lessons for about 16,000,000 members. The program includes graded lessons and cooperation with the British section, with mass missionary meetings planned in Louisville churches. Governor Glenn will speak at a temperance event. In New York, a possible murder mystery unfolds as a bound female corpse is found in the East River near Sid Street, with a hotel maid once employed at Hotel Gotham linked to the case.
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Louisville
International
International Boyhday School’ Association
al C. Hazard
Boston
Bidltorial Association
Robert B. Glenn
North Carolina
Armory
New York
Hast
Sid Street
Hotel Gotham
Gotham
Fires ravage Fulton and Snyderville plants in blows
Kalamazoo Michigan reports a daytime fire destroying several business houses and dwellings in Fulton causing about 60000 in losses. Springfield notes Vietor Rubber plant at Snyderville west of the city still burning after a lightning strike at 2 oclock this morning, with the plant practically destroyed and losses around 125000 and insurance about 60060.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Fulton
Here
Springfield
Vietor Rubber Companys
Snyderville
Piont le
Real estate transfers listed in Indiana public notices
Real estate transfers appear including Catherine Hettier to Bertha Chorpe in Hamilton's addition and William Miner to Iesegh Walker in Wayna Heights for four dollars per acre and other parcels in Marion township Cedar Creek Springfield township and Jeluptenstein additions. Trust company to George includes a loan related transfer.
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Catherine Hettier
Bertha ML
Hamilton
Fim
William
Miner
Iesegh
L. Walker
Wayna Heights
West
J. B. White
Cidle
George Herber
Wilbur G. Carpenter
Marion Township
Sir
David N. Klopfenstein
Theodore X
Otto F. Gehring
Jeluptenstein
Cedar Creek
Jim
Tod D Webb
William L
Clare S. Brith
Indiana
George
Falls From Street Car Leaves Conductor Seriously Injured
WARSAW Ind June 20 William E Branson a conductor on the Warder and Winona traction line was badly injured at midnight last night by falling from a moving car at the corner of Mish and Market streets collar bone fractured head cut and shoulder bruised He was dragged about fifty feet Branson was taken to an unknown place from Anderson where he had lived for years He had previously managed the Tull Telegraph company office Come to the Elks Fair on Monday evening Two more nights
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Kiet News Hureau
Warsaw
Ind
William E. Brenvon
Warder
Winota
Mish
Market
Branson
Anderson
Tull Telepagne Company
Paper Milk Bottles Offer Sanitary Breakthrough
The Board of Health, aided by dairymen, explores single service paper milk bottles as a sanitary solution. Samples will be tested locally for serviceability, seal integrity, and shelf life, with claims of reduced waste and better milk quality in summer. The invention parallels early success of paper packaging for other foods and beverages.
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Board of Health
Dre He Q. Brusentiah
Open hours for the people event announced
The notice states the sair will be open on Monday and Tuesday, inviting community attendance. It emphasizes public access and participation without additional agenda details.
Fortune Turned Over to Tramp in Warsaw Visit
A fragmentary report notes a small fortune of 270 dollars turned over to a transient in Warsaw, with the individual spending limited time in the area before returning to Chicago. The text references a wake and local officials, but details are incomplete.
Mrs. Fred Wehrenberg recovering from operation
Mrs. Fred Wehrenberg, who was operated on at Die Lutheran Tenephal for a tense, is reported to be recovering nicely with no complications seen yet. The operation was performed by Dr. J. Schick. Also note Elks' Fair will extend to Monday and Tuesday evenings due to crowds.
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Great Elks’ Temple
Fred Wehrenberg
Die Lutheran Tenephal
Atene
Ehagk Ientental
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Carl Steling
Ffteen
Estes Alm. Munelek
He Honelek
BW. P. Munelek
H.C. M. Tonelek
Lutheran Children’s
Brien S Society
Fibur and
Mailla
Arylomink Pauper Company
North ‘Water Gap
Hayless’ Pulp and Paper Company
Austin
Ledford Pulp and Paper Company
Ble Island
Brownaville Vapor Company
Brownevilly
No Xi
Champion Pape Company
Carthage
N. Y
Central Paper Company
Muskegon
Continental Paper Bag Company
Watertown
Degrass Paper Company
Pyritos
Dexteree Pulp and Paper Company
Newton Falls Paper Company
Newton Falls
N.Y
Orona Pulp
Pypec Company
Orona, Me
Parsona’ . Pulp. and Paper Company
Parsons, W. Va
Racquette River Paper Company
Potsdam
York Haven Paper Company
York Haven
Mayers& Pratt
Lyons Falls
Munts+ ae Paper company, Ltd
Munising, Id
Murry Carson
Pacite Express Company
Fred Stailth
Harry Gilbert
Keeping & House
Ih Tune
Lisyd
Alexander Iursh
Haveriight
Thomas B. Pyne
Lion
Myers
James A. Botleron
Corn
Wat Horn
Ease H.kenilig
Bis& AP
Edward Lebrecht
Louie W.grei
Ner
Cecil A. Taylor
Caroline A. Ebert
Christian Endeavor Convention
Myer Court News
Fudge O'Rourke
International Sunday School Convention
Traverers Ox Real Estate
Heller
Abetractor
Court Street
Postum_Cereal_ Company, Limited
Deitle Creck, Mich
Aue
Za Reed
Stan Knox
Family Refrigerator
Calhoun
J. ©. Royer
Washington Township
SB. Philp. Rupp
McNamara
Lownship
J. A. Hassel
Wayne Gay
Tovestilge
Winona and
Wilton
Great Britain
Bowntan
Liana
Chicago
Wakeaw
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