Trusts Targeted in Antitrust Suit by Attorney General Moody
Washington reports Attorney General Moody filed in the U S circuit court at Indianapolis a bid to enjoin the National Association of Retail Druggists and allied bodies, the National Wholesale Druggists, and the Tripartite Proprietors, with Indianapolis defendants including Eli Lilly and several named officers. The suit alleges a coordinated scheme to regulate and restrain trade in proprietary medicines and affect price and competition across multiple states and territories.
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Washington
Moody
United States Circuit Court
Indianapolis
Naona Association of Retail Druggists
National Wholesale Druggists
William Henry Moody
Tri-Partite Prorietors
Digeklist Manufacturers
Wholesale Contract Proprietors’ Association
Eli Lily Comany
Joseph E. Toms
W. J. Mooney
John N. Carey
Frank E. Holliday
National Association of Retail Meruggisis
United States
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
Wind
District of Columbia
New
Nartional Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Nanu
National Association of Retail Orogeists
Aof
National Wholesale Druggists’association Anl
National Association of Re ‘Gall Druggists. AM
MorGAN and Cromwell Clash in Senate Hearing
Senator Morgan and lawyer William Nelson Cromwell confronted questions from the Senate committee probing the Panama Canal concession. Cromwell refused to answer hypotheticals, while Morgan pressed on with references to Cromwell's office and the Panama Railway board.
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Washington
Morsean
William Nelson Cromwell
Senate
Ate
Hay
Cromwell
Direc
Panama Railway
Notable Chicago lawyer Rawin Burritt Smith dies
The outline notes the death of Rawin Burritt Smith, a prominent Chicago lawyer. Other items report Senator Goma in Washington, $75,000 frost damage to strawberry crops, Columbia Savings and Trust in Pittsburgh closing, and Edwin S. Greenfield resigning as a confidential clerk with $100,000 embezzlement.
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Rawin Burritt Smith
Chicago
Goma
Oli
Washington
Frost Neller
Marietta
Columbia Savings and Trust Company
Pittsburg
Edwin S. Greenfield
Harrison, Snyder & Co
Philadelphia
Bartholdt
Missouri
Ohio
Franklin County
National Slack Cooperage Manufacturers’ Association
St. Louis
Edgarton
Olathe
Run
Phitt
The
American Tract Society
New York
William Thillipstial
Jay Gould
George
Mugland
Miles
Iew
Crapsey
Plain talk at hearing over director removal plan
Morgan challenges the phrasing as Cromwell explains the government could oust any director by withdrawing one share of stock each and reimbursing the $90 cost. The exchange centers on accountability and how to remove corporate leadership.
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Morgan
Anser
Cromwell
Senate and House in Brick Washington May 10
The senate adopted amendments to the rate bill making it unlawful for common carriers to transport commodities produced for sale in competition with others, carriers must provide switches on reasonable terms, include sleeping car and express firms, and offer equal service to all passengers paying same fare. An executive session approved buying ships’ parts in open market and rejected capping coal transport costs. An agriculture department investigation was ordered.
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Senate
House
Brick
Washington
Ius
Tiehouse
Naval
Navy Department
Agriculture Department
Taft Seeks Philippine tariff revision support
Washington May 10 Secretary Natt conducted a personal senate canvass to revive support for Philippine tariff revision during the current session. He found notable encouragement but remains unsure a favorable measure will pass.
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Taft
Washigton
Natt
Senate
St Gaudens Chosen Sculptor for Jefferson Monument in Washington
Secretary announces the special commission to select a site in Washington for a statue of Thomas Jefferson has chosen Augustus Saint Gaudens as sculptor. The appointment follows the commission’s effort to secure a prominent artist for the monument.
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St. Gaudens
Jefferson
Washington
Tool
House
Special Commission
Thomas Jefferson
Just a Hint to Panama
Panama May 10 Governor Magoon delivered to President Amador a copy of communications from Secretaries Root and Taft on US authority to keep public peace outside Colon and Panama. Taft says no interference in Panama’s internal affairs unless a revolution blocks the canal project and the Panamanian government proves it cannot maintain order. The plain duty would be to reestablish peace if needed.
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Panama
Magoon
Amador
Root and Tat
United States
Colon
Taft
Snow falls briefly in Kentucky’s bluegrass region
Lexington Kentucky May 10 reports a light snowfall in the bluegrass area that quickly melted without harming crops or causing damage. Local observers noted the brief event and no lasting impact on agriculture or daily life.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Pirates on Board End In Safe Return For Ewan
In a Gulf of Mexico cruise the twin nephews stage a pirate adventure for Alice Cutler. Ewan Hoffman, caught between play and reality, rescues Alice when the illusion collapses. The pirates negotiate a ransom with Ewan, who insists on paying only a dollar per pirate, and the trio returns home as the Scourge nears the harbor. Alice hints at more than a voyage, and the next trip promises no honeymoon.
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Hoffman
Alice Cutler
Diwan
Ewan
Alice
Gertrude
Gulf of Mexico
Dudley
Gha
Gordon
Dudfey
Kwan
Gulé
Vera Cruz
Brazil
Maidan
Runson
Cable
Laughey Ewan
Hwat
Hoffmat
Ewari
Mona
How They Got Up a Row at the English Inn
The London Spectator recounts an English inn skit by Hooke and Mathews that degenerated into a mock quarrel and riot. Supporters cheered a growing clash as blows flew, candles were put out, furniture overturned, and gin fueled passion. The promoters slipped away to dodge police, leaving the crowd to face magistrate questions next day.
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Hooke
Mathews
Hook
London Spectator
Seaweed forests boost Norway coast industry and trade
A London News correspondent reports seaweed along Norway's coast forms dense, treelike stands up to six feet high. The industry now outpaces fisheries and surpasses agriculture in value. Landowners near the shore reap large harvests as burned weed ashes are exported to Hagland for chemicals, notably tadine.
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Norway
Christiania
The
London News
Hagland
County News Roundup From Dakota District
Prof L N Wilson and wife Mrs C K Staudt and others attended the Reformed church classis at Orangeville last week. Carolinians will perform at College hall Wednesday night with admission 25 and 36 cents. Local notes cover visits, travel, exams, and preparations for commencement.
From Our Own Correspondent McConnell May 8 Notes
Miss Cora Kilian rode to Freeport Monday. Sunday school plans exercises for Children’s Day and a Groff sermon next Sunday. Leota Lawler visits sister Mrs Bovey. Kleckler injures eye on a flying carpenter spike. Locals attend Freeport meetings led by Mr Sunday. Sunday school moved to U B church for smaller classes. Tillie Bechtold returns to Winslow school. Nettie Graves shows canary birds. Elmer Mantzkee visits parents. Jonas Crain loses a horse. Mrs Orville Gillette recovers. Hettie Larrow spends Sunday at home. Farmers plant corn.
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McConnell
Cora Kilian
Freeport
Groff
Leota Lawler
Bovey
Soar Kleckler
U. B
Tillie Bechtold
Winslow
Nettie Graves
Elmer Mantzkee
Jonas Crain
Orville Gillette
Hettie Larrow
Rock City News Roundup May 8 8
From Our Own Correspondent Rock City May 8 Lena visitor Raymier visited here last week Rock City team to play Freeport High Saturday May 12 at Rock City Game at 1 30 Women Fehr of Afalkey did business here Wednesday H W Kleppling and L Veach unloaded cement for W H Shons for bridges in Rock Grove township George Schrader family Dakota visited Sunday F S Zimmerman family at Davis Sunday Mrs H W Montague 4 passenger to Freeport Wednesday Deery Winnesheik here last Wednesday calf buying Dr Bobb called Sunday evening to see Mrs L Schrademier reported better Miss Flora Schrader Sunday with Freeport relatives Mrs Bert Snook and son to Beloit Monday Mary Koren and family Book area residents listed
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Dakota
L. N. Wilson
C. K. Staudt
Wm. Glasser
J. O. Garbrick
Salome Zimmerman
the Reformed Church
Orangeville
Gertrude Haven
Albany
N. Y
G. W. Lilley
John Neil
Ridott
Freeport
Guy McElhiney
Wm. McElhiney
Henry Andre
Jonas Fulton
Rockford
Arthur Shrader
Supt
Grove
Grace Yarger
Leora Wolf
Bessie Weiler
Vernon Hutchins
Roy Campan
Thomas Berger
Miss Foss
Afalkey
Mary Neil
Mary B. Milligan
Decatur
Ill
J. W. Twitmeyer
Oregon
Clam Shank
West
Ane Holcomb
College Hall
Chicago
D. Keck
Davis
Wm. Welling
G. S. Smith
Rock City
Raymier
Lena
Freeport High School
Wmn. Fehr
H. W. Kleeppling
L. Veach
W. H. Shons
Rock Grove
George Schrader
F. S. Zimmerman
H. W. Montague
H. Deery
Winnesheik
Bobb
Flora Schrader
Bert Snook
Beloit
James Quest
Minnesota
Jonnie Foster
Rey Ban
Mary
Koren
Eve's Daughters Behaviors of Love Across Generations
A witty verse from Puck mocks modern life in which desire, propriety, and shifting affections collide. The dialogue contrasts the Old One's blunt questions with the Young One's sly revelations about relationships and expectations. The piece satirizes heartburns and disappointments as society cycles through new romantic temptations.
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Eve
Puck
Meeting a political celebrity sparks flustered compliment
Mr Makinbrakes greets Mr Tage with awkward praise after recognizing him from caricatures. He notes artists can render a public figure with a striking resemblance, then pivots to question the outcome of a rate legislation bill. The exchange reflects public interest and humor in political discourse.
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Tagg
Chicago Tribune
Elks Meeting Picnic Round Trip Tickets Offer
The M. & St. Paul offers excursion tickets to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo for 24.40 round trip from July 10 to 15 with a August 80 limit. J.B. Sweat agent. Early cabbage tomato and celery plants advertised at Burchard's garden West report.
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West Reeport
M. & St. Paul
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Elks
J.B. Sweat Agent
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