Supreme Court rules unions can be sued in antitrust case
The Supreme Court held that labor unions may be sued under the Sherman Act. The decision concerns United Mine Workers and related officers and locals over 1914 coal strikes in Arkansas. Damages of 200000 were trebled previously. this ruling potentially affects interstate coal pricing and retailer cooperation.
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Hoover
Roderick Stephens
Newark
National Retail Coalse Associat
Byre
Wathington Jones Ca
Taft
United Mine War
Ere of América
Istrict
United States District Court of Arkansas
Circuit Court of Appeals
Arkansas
Min
Unitaine Sotinetor
Amer '4
Suprem Court
Organi
Normal finals time to close at Harrisonburg State Normal
The thirteenth commencement exercises of the State Normal School at Harrisonburg will be held tonight in Harrison Hall at 4:20. Six students will receive Bachelor of Science degrees. others complete the two year course. President J A Burrus of Virginia Polytechnic Institute to speak. Public invited. This morning at 11 a.m. a day program in the auditorium box will follow. Last night the Alumnae Banquet was held in Harrison Hall with toasts by Mrs Virginia Zirkle Brock and others. Jury investigation into a Ward-Peters shooting case delayed until tomorrow as James J Dunham remains in jail as a material witness in a Philadelphia case. Supreme Court Justice Seekers ordered Cunningham released as a material witness. Professional notices list absence until June 16 1922. Other notices and local ads include shoe sales, aluminum windows, men’s association supper at 6:20, Shenandoah Nines football, and farm catalog promos.
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State Normal School
Harrisonburg
Harrison Hall
J. A. Burrus
Vir
Nia Polytechnic Institute
Pearl Haldeman Stey
A Lewis
Penelope Morident
RC. Dingledine
Mise
Vergilta Carding
Rich
Sarand
G. W. Wood
Confederate Memorial Day Exercises Outline in Martinsville
After the 9 a.m. parade at Court Square, the Daughters of the Confederacy host memorial programs at the New Virginia Theatre. The order includes invocation by Rev W H Persons, solos by Miss Dorothy Williams and Miss Nelson Maxwell, music by Daily News Band Quartette, introduction by R M Colvin, address by Mayor John W Morison, presentation of a gold medal, and benediction by Rev Persous.
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Rogram
Confederate
Court Square
Daughters of the Confederacy
New Virginia Theatre
W. H. Persons
The
Baptist Church
Dorothy Williams
Daily News
R. M. Colvin
John W. Morison
Nelson Maxwell
Esway
Daughters of Cofederacy
Ward Swank
Rev
Persous
Knickers and Blouses at Edie Mok Me Kon Ley & Sons
Knickers and blouses offered at Edie Mok Me Kon Ley & Sons with prices 2.75 and 1.75 respectively. Community notices include a lawn party by McGuheysville Reformed church on June 24 with women of the parish selling dresses and coats at reduced prices, weather permitting, and a meeting at the Arm Bureau schoolhouse on June 7 with County Agent Wampler Prof. Vanpelt and Fred Driver present.
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Edie Mok
Konley & Sons
Wogameysville
Ladies of the Reformed Church of
McGuheysville
Wises
ARM Bureau
Wampler
EB. Vanpelt
Fred Driver
David Shank
Secy
Old Guard Fights in Iowa Senate Nomination Battle
Dexatoines voters go to the polls as six Republicans seek the senatorial nomination to replace a federal bench appointee. Candidates include Representative Charles Pickett Leslie Francis Col Gifford Thorne Brockhart and others amid internal party clashes linked to administration alignment and Progressive pressures.
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Dexatoines
Iowa
Hine
Charles A. Rawson
Senaton
Representatis
Charles E. Pick
Leslie Francis
Gifford Thorne
Bove Tor Cummins
Sweet
Pickett
Francis
Br Peeethacelletan
Mavaneed
Thorne
Pe Brockhart
Aif
Neuh
Unclear maritime and merger reports mix in early 20th century notes
A scrambled fragment reports a London to New York bound steamer with cargo for Fenit Ireland, plus a Hoboken seizure of 495 machine guns. It then shifts to a June 5 Washington dispatch on the Federal Trade Commission's formal complaint against Bethlehem Steel and Lackawanna Steel over a merger and antitrust concerns, with Senator La Follette leading the inquiry and promising further reports.
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London
Lune
New York
Fenit
County Korea
Hritinh Moon
Tralee Bay
Central News
Fentt Pier
Cork
Dublin
Shin
Ireland
Hoboken
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Meth Steel Corporation
Lackwanna Steel Company
Senate
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Bury
Conmission
Department of Justice
Ita
Bethlehem Lackawanna
Polk
Jina
Senat la Pollette
la Pollette
Tuter
Democratic Nomination for Harrison Continues in Winchester
In Winchester June 8 Judge Thomas W Harricon of Winchester and former Congress member from South Virginia becomes the Democratic nominee without primary or convention. Filing closes at midnight June 1 per State Chairman Byrd. Several opponents withdrew, including Nat R Barry and R T Duke, while Col Robert Leedy declined to run. Local notices advertise sales and merchandise at Ney & Sons and George C Burtner with various promotions and items.
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Winchester
Thomas W. Harricon
Congress
South Virginia
James Hay
Madi
United States
Tf. B. Byrd
Harrison
Nat R. Barry
RT. W Duke
Charlo
Robert ¥. Leedy
Page
Watson Attacks Foreign Interference In US Policy
Senator Watson of Indiana denounced foreign representatives in the United States for attempting to dictate American policy while asserting they may express their views. He cited Sir Auckland Geddes’s California speech on trade and gold payments and urged that only the sovereign American people govern. The remarks followed a published account of Geddes’s talk and reflected broader tariff and trade debate.
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Auck Geddes
Micel
Watson
Indiana
United States
Sir Auckland Geddes
California
United
Aasperntington
PHILLIPS WANTS HEARING OF WAR FRAUD CHARGE
Washington D C April 5 1941 Republican State Committee chair Phillips of Georgia arrived from Philadelphia and appeared before United States Commissioner Tiaac R. Hitt for a preliminary hearing on a war fraud warrant. Phillips waived preliminary examination and bail was set at 25000. The complaint was sworn by assistant attorney general Crim of the Department of Justice.
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Phillips
Associated Press
Washington
Crim
Department of Justice
Battle Over Shanghai Border Sparks Foreign Troop Clashes
Report describes tense buildup along the Shanghai region and Linotung gulf as advancing forces clash with Chang Tao-Lin troops. Factional commanders warn of continued fighting amid unclear leadership and foreign involvement.
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Hgners
Shanghai
Gulf of Linotung
Chang Tao-Lin
Tom Beltaiho
CNN
Targe
Diplomas to 24 Graduates at Briikewater Academy
Final exercises Wednesday feature Senator Aubrey E. Strode delivering the address. John Pant of Harrisonburg gave the commencement speech. Virgie c lass earns a scholarship. Virgil Mathias Halterman Gustavus Mulotsin praised for A grades. Alumni Day and banquet set for Tuesday. annual concert and graduation rites scheduled with a large audience.
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John Pant
Harrison Org
Briikewater Academy
Mise Virgie
Virgil Mathias
Hf Halterman
Gustavus Mulotsin I
West Virginia
Hi College
Aubrey E. Strode
Lynchburg
Rail Unions Ready Vote as Wage Cuts Loom
Heads of eleven principal railroad unions meet after wage reductions ordered by the United States Railroad Labor Board. President Theodore M Jewell of the AFL Railway Labor Department will preside. votes on actions are expected in each organization. The session will discuss strike threats and potential responses to the wage slash.
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Brean
United States Railroad Labor Board
Wic
Theo M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Alleged Love Victim Slashes Wrists in Cell Before Deportation
New York reports an alleged love victim tried to kill herself in a prison ward just before a scheduled deportation to Switzerland. The act was discovered by attendants, and she was rushed to Island Hospital where she received stitches and was pronounced out of danger. The chaos followed prior allegations involving a Piping Rock Club incident and society intrigue.
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New York
Probst
Lone
Switzerland
Kitts
Attefants
Island Hospital
Winters
Pittaba Minute
Prow Society
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Commerce Department
United Mine Workers
International Union Or
International Board of the
Internaional
Ite
Hon
Stephens
Department
Ney & Sons
Peters
DODGE
Gentry-Nash Motor CO
Pate
Ito
B. Ney & Sons
Gale
Eday
Shenandoah
Shenandoah City
Dovel
Wise's
McCormick
C. A. Sprinkel
Font Market Street
WIRE
Itc
W. L
Call Park Hatchery
Wise’s
East Gentry-Nash Motor CO
Market Street
Ghentry-Nash Motor Co
Ay Ams
Eoes
Pineville
Pence's
Brookhart
ERIN
Bethleship Board
MEM and
Lackawana
Ulster
Ensuee
Sev Degress
Dame and
Jos
BARD
Jos. Ney & Sons
East Market
Geo. C. Burtner
Wachin
Wise
Araniner
Rockingham National Bank
East Market Street
U. S
Ito, Ae
Wine ‘Theatre
Paul
Glass Bwater Academy
Peking
Man Point
Armnys
Mukien
Wu Pei-fu
Takn
Muk Scenaro Eitazess
Linein Atti
Singers Glen
Jane
Starlene
August Probst
Sesson
Ital
Washington, D
Ickerson, M.D
New Iman Avenue
Madame MG. Rontopoulos
Spring Creek
Ladies Alt Society
B Bloom
Herman Wise & Sons
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