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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1911

Page

8

Government files sweeping suit to dissolve United States Steel

Washington reports the government filed a broad anti trust suit in Trenton seeking dissolution of the United States Steel Corporation and 36 subsidiary companies. The filing accuses interlocking directorates and control over ore supplies and rail lines, naming Morgan Rockefeller Frick and Carnegie among defendants. Three judges will hear the case with subpoenas issued for all defendants.

Washington United States Steel Corporation United States Trenton Wickersham Steel Corporation Circuit Court Department of Justice Standard Oil and Tobacco Supreme Court of the United States Federal Steel Company Carnegie Company New Jersey American Steel and Wire Company National Tube Company National Steel Company American Tin Plate Company American Steel Hoop Company American Sheet Steel Company United States Steel Corporations George Gray Wilmington Del Joseph Buffington Pittsburg William M. Lanning J. Pierpont Morgan John TD. Rockefeller Andrew Carnegie Charles M. Schwab George W. Perkins E. H. Gary John D. Rockefeller, Jr Henry C. Frick Charles Steele James Gayley William H. Moore J. H. Moore Edmund C. Converse Percival Roberts, Jr Daniel G. Reid Norman B. Ream P. A. B. Widener William P. Harmon United States Corporation Carnegie Steel Company Carnegie Company of American Steel and Wire Company of Shelby Steel Tube Company American Sheet and Tin Plate Company American Bridge Company Lake Superior Consolidated Iron Mines Gary Standard Oil Company Pullman Company International Harveyer Company Western Union Telegraph Company Frank Cole J. M. Dickinson Stanley Committee House of Representatives Lehmann Federal ‘Steel Company American Tin, Plate Company Amercan ‘Sheet Steel ‘Company s _ tion Tennessée Coal and Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company Alabama Tennessee Tennessee Company Frick Grant B. Schley Moore & Schley New York City New York Republic Tron Wall Street H. C. Frick B. H. Gary Corporation Schley J. P. Morgan & Co EB. H. Gary The Conpioration Trust Company of America Roosevelt Ftts South Steel Plate Association Structural Steel Association

Vested Choir of Trinity Episcopal Church Fort Wayne

The Fort Wayne Trinity Episcopal Church vested boys and men choir trains boys eight to fourteen and adult men for sacred and secular performances. Notable soloists include George Geake and Horace Jones with masters Ewart Clear Tierbei Stephens and Leslie Fopp. The group mounts Mikado and Pinafore operas for fundraising and camps at Rome City Clear Lake and Lake James with strict discipline and musical education.

Trinity Episcopal Church Fort Wayne George Geake Horace Jones Ewart Clear Tierbei Stephens Leslie Fopp Robert Bourne Carson Hamlett Edward Kibiger Arthur Geller Charlie Ashley Thaddeus Shears Arthur Harris Elmer Wilkins Ralph Wilkins Robert Kayser William Craimer Evens Nathan Brunson Herbert Miller George Bower Arthur Tuff Edgar Hamlett Richard Hartzler Harry Lowe William Lowe Norace Lowe Sam Geake Lawrence Tuttle Bailey Crankshaw Charles Whitney Archie &Nook Weber Farmer Gounod Mozart Handel Mendelssohn Gaul Stainer Dudley Buck Rome City Clearlake Lake James Trinity Parish Mr. Church Episcopal Church Church

Wild Rush toUnload Steel Stock After Suit Fears

New York stock market opened with a stampede to sell United States steel shares amid a dissolution suit. 28000 shares sold at 53 1 2, later slipping to 53 1 2, with heavy activity in preferred stock and bonds. By midday steel rebounded slightly but posted an overall 8 3 4 point decline for the day, with Union Pacific and Lehigh Valley among the hardest hit.

New York United States Stock Exchange Geve Utes Union Pacific Lehigh Valley Wall Street

Two Montpelier youths in custody over purse theft

Montpelier Indiana on October 27 Branson Knittle and Donald Sills two local youths about fourteen years old are under Probation Officer Scott custody and will be taken before Judge Sturgis in juvenile court for stealing a purse belonging to Mrs Pearl Watts.

Montpelier Ind Branson Knittle Donald Sills Scott Sturgish

Americans Escape Injury in Lusitania Boat Train Collision

The London to Liverpool Lusitania boat train collided with the Trent Valley local near Colwich. No boat train passengers were hurt, but three local passengers were injured, two seriously. Among boat train riders were Ambassador Bacon and Mrs. Bacon and Leland Harrison. The boat train resumed shortly after, aiming to reach Liverpool in time for the steamer.

London Euston Station Liverpool New York Trent Valley Colwich Stafford France Bacon

Baths Only For Dudes And Women Divorce Claim Alleges Odd Rule

Martha Riffle files for divorce in Muncie Indiana alleging Ephraim Riffle enforced a living rule that baths were only for men and women. The complaint cites three months after the wedding when his wife pleaded for a bath and he refused, prompting her departure.

Muncie Ind Ephraim Riffle Ircuit Court Martha

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