Auto Part Makers Indicted in Federal Case
New York report from August 1 states that automobile accessory manufacturers and a National Association officer, along with other individuals, were indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiring to restrain trade. The charges cover fixing prices and monopolizing production of auto parts including spark plugs, speedometers, brakes, and related accessories. Indicted defendants are said to have formed the association at the Union League Club in Chicago on May 11, 1915, with membership penalties for noncompliance. The government seeks to curb price fixing and illegal coordination across the industry.
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Williane AF Wer
National Association
Al!ory
Federal Grand Jury
van Spirdey
Union League Club
Chisago
Jolriers
Menbereship
Trench Wirranta
Sulside
Ty Tee Court
Thster
Commission Automobile Ace
Milk price inquiry to be led by food administration
Washington reports the federal food administration will launch a nationwide milk price investigation led by George My TMTaskill chief of the dairy division. The probe will examine production costs, farmer profits, retailer aids, and consumer impact to assess price controls and distribution systems.
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George My Tmtaskill| Hief
Dairy Division
Food Administration
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Community Notes from Trenton and Surrounding Areas
Aug 1 190? Trenton Prenton Q Aug 1 Miss Willie Male returns home after visit with Ups ter Sadisky. Mr Albert Leiner and children spent Sunday in Greenhast with parents. Mr and Mrs John Wendl hosted Win Wendt family and others. Mrs Wiltzahioth Helder of Green-Wusty attended St John's Church and visited friends. Changes of services noted with upcoming sermons at Lathewin Church. Mrs dobo Pike visited Middletown. Alyx Gooch’s birthday mentioned. Dressing work by Trenton Branch of Graveholl Surgical Dressing Foriery praised for progress. shipments include binders, shins, covers, pillows, slivers. Mrs Ellis Sheley of Creeuhiash visiting Prenton. Local convention at Ys W. Leignes in Middletown. Churches in Hamilton, Middletown, Prenton and Doyle involved. Mrs Mberta Edwards home from Middletown hospital after operation, recovering well.
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Willie Male
Albert Leiner
Siadiy
Greenhast
Aml Pies
Sheeley
Mac
John Wendl
Charles
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Wiltzahioth Helder
Green- Wusty
St. John
Dobo Pike
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Ehinter
Ny Gurl
Marston
Cal Alyx
Gooch
Hove
Boliday
Jurstor Tov
Newdsvick
Latiia
Tracey
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Trenton
Planis
Ellis Sheley
Creeuhiash
Demiar
Ys W
Hamilton
Doyle
Mberta Ealwards
Rho Ia
Suvgi
Japs in War to the Finish headline text
Ambassadors and mission members, including Viscount Ishii, address U S Senate as talks on Pacific theater continue. Senators, led by President Pro Tempore and language barriers, acknowledge assurances and the American ideal of life, while relations with Japan face scrutiny amid wartime aims.
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Washington
Avas
Ishii
Aanlins
Misaion
Ann
Amerian
Thomas Ferfars
Count Lahi
Anid
Fares
Senate
Fatisbury
Augustall
Wis
Navy League in controversy over investigation hampering claims
The Washington Ave statement by the Navy League alleges that the investigation into the MH move island explosion faced interference from labor interests. Secretary Daniela and Micleante’s remarks sparked a bitter clash, while Horleatue president Daniel Robert Mi’s son asserts there were no hampering instructions or restrictive divisioncy to the investigation method.
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Che Na Opal
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Alto Rexral
Reine Ta Tabor
Ub Wax
Daniel Robert Mi. Thayson
Horleatue
Potatoes to be Stored in Chicago Plan Assists Food Reserve
Chicago August 31 plans were begun by the middle western section of the national food administration to purchase and store one million bushels of potatoes in Chicago for January 1. Potatoes will be sold to consumers at cost with expenses including interest used to fix price. Working capital for the start will be advanced as a loan by the city of Chicago. Initial purchase and freight estimated at 4200000. Federal Reserve Board approved a plan allowing warehouse receipts on potatoes as collateral for loans at Federal Reserve Banks.
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Chicago
National Tout Administration
Chiega
Ncersanry
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Usaks
Pacifists chased from Hudson in disturbance report
In Hudson Wisconsin August 31 Secretary Lochner publicity agent Wilber t Charles Nrune president of the New York Brotherhood Welfare association Mingols of New York president of the Workers Council and others were run out of Lowi straight by a mob as tensions rose after the People’s Peace Council planned a meeting in Hanligon following a prior ban on meetings by Governor Brun ee.
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Hudison
Wis
Lochner
Wilbert Charles Nrune
New York Brotherhood Welfare Assadiation
Misa Avenue Mingols
New York
Corneil
Fie Heal Quanters
National People’s Council
Lowi Staight
Ae Minly
Glans
People’s Peace Conneil
Hanlgon
Laseibes
Toe Solo
Covernor Brunee
Maximalists threaten revolt in Russia reported
Berlin authorities disclose an interview in the Vagarehe Zeitung quoting Kirkoff, a socialist tied to the Russian Maximalists, who says a revolt could seize power with Kronstadt and the Baltic fleet under Lenine influence. The note follows Kirkoff's return from Stockholm where he advised the group. Senator Spaan killed in Indianapolis incident.
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Russia
Copenhagen
Karkoff
Paleny
Vagarehe Zeitung
Berlin
Kirkoff
Stockholm
Kronstadt
Baltic
Nikolai Lenine
Wheat Must Yield To Wheat In Ohio Bulletin Says
An Ohio State University agricultural extension bulletin advises substituting oats with wheat due to current market values. It notes wheat prices are not higher than oats and suggests wheat can replace oats as a patriotic duty and business move.
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Agricultural Col
Ohio
Fearful Treatment of War Prisoners in Germany
Reports to the State Department describe harsh mistreatment of World War II prisoners in Germany. Prisoners, including Hessians and others, faced forced labor under constant fire, limited rations, and brutal overseers. Conditions varied by unit, with some guards applying extreme exhaustion and confinement in harsh barracks.
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Germany
State Department
Chormatn 1
Crevelani Field
Phebe
Lang
Latvia
Russia
Turem Co
Chase
Attack on Frankfort In ATR Raid Frustrated
Amster dam Anu relay reports an air raid on Frankfort by an unidentified force was attempted last Sunday but thwarted. The disruption disrupted by weather and enemy air defenses, with Ireland cited as a counteraction.
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Amstiedam
Anu
Horliner Pagehhad
Midi
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