The Long Trial of the Packers Nears Its Close
Chicago dated article details the closing phase of the ten packers conspiracy trial under the Sherman Act begun Dec. 6. It names defendants like Armour and Company Swift and Company and National Packing and outlines government charges, trial cost estimates, and a history of investigative actions leading to the long federal prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chigago
Chigaga Packers
Opie Armanr
Argour ‘and Company
Arthurt Meeker
Axitvour and Company
Thomso J. Connors
Armour and II Company
Louis F. Swift
Swift and Company
Edward ¥. Swift
Swighood Company
Charles H. Swift
Franeig A. Fowler
Maager
Flward Morris
Morris and Company
St Louis
H. Heyman
Beef Department
Morris ‘and Company
Edward Tilden
National Packing Company
National Mucking Company
Grosseup
Yllion
Ixteen Packers
Tegetl Gambit
Dowat
Humpheys
Federal Grand Jury
Federal Gram Jury
sSudie Landis Gud
Strela G Lee
UK’ Tie Dresdid Sbaaf
Arcour and Company
Alfred R Urion
Carpenter
Dees
Gost
Ktial
Albert H. Veeder
Gusta F. Swift
Swift and
Armour, Swift and Morris
Ploi
Avery
Life's End Comes To Honored Catholic Prelate
A Cleveland diocese mourns a revered prelate who served as vicar general for twenty years and acted as bishop during six interregnums. He long served as chaplain at Villa Angela and appeared publicly in Toledo for the consecration of Bishop Schrebs at St. Francis de Sales Church, under Monsignor Batt.
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Cleveland
Monsignor Boff
Villa Angela
Toledo
Schrebs
Confessed Smuggling Then Woman Ends Life in Hotel
Mrs Blanche Ga Francisda of Ohio was arrested on charges of gross undervaluation and smuggling after confessing to smuggling jewelry valued at 20000 dollars. She died by hanging from an eighth floor window of Hotel Brottell Wednesday night, neck broken per coroner.
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Blanche Ga Francisda
Brottell
Settlement Nears as Bituminous Miners Threaten Strike
Peace seemed closer as 800000 miners in Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana and Illinois and operators failed to move in a stalled conference. Both sides showed a desire to settle fairly despite outward signs of war, with indications a settlement could be reached to avert a nationwide strike in the bituminous fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheveland
O. Marel
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ill Vinoig
Spring 1912 weaving apparel showcase
Our line for Spring 1912 is ready and presents the finest and most beautiful display of men and young men weaving apparel. Visitors are invited to view the new styles that will define the season and see the real fashions now.
Cincinnati Chief William H. Jackson Is Dismissed
Colonel William H. Jackson ceases to be chief of Cincinnati police at midnight after suspension by Mayor Hunt. Interim safety head is Cash. Suspicion swirls over future appointees as Lt. William Copelan emerges as a leading candidate amid continued investigations and trials connected to the city’s police leadership crisis.
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Cincinnati
William H. Jackson
Edief
Hunt
William Jackson
Jackson
Cash
William Copelan
Led St Louis Girl Seeks Death Over Name Change
Saral Grutamacher a 15 year old girl in St Louis attempted to take her life at her aunt’s home by inhaling gas. She gave no reason for the act when questioned at City hospital where she lies dying. The aunt Mrs Mother Nieman smiled at midnight and turned on gas jets in the bedroom. The girl had moved to St Louis last September to live with her aunt and had changed her name from Grutzmacher to bean, though people still called her by her birth name. Police learned worry over the name change contributed to her distress.
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St. Louis
Saral Grutamacher
City Hospital
Mother Nieman
Wnidnight
Sonnd
Miss Grutzmacher
Eh Louis
Miss Bean
Mrs Taft nearly falls at New York exhibition
Mrs Taft stumbled from a wheeled chair at a Grand Central place industrial exhibition, but she was not seriously hurt and attended a matinee later. Reports of serious injury were denied, and President Taft was informed by phone that she had only stopped on her dress and fallen.
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New York
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