Tobacco Trust Case Ruling Shapes Antitrust Risk
The Supreme Court ruled the American Tobacco Company and related affiliates form a restraint of trade under the Sherman Act, ordering dissolution of affiliated firms and barring further monopolization. Justice White read the opinion, outlining alleged schemes from 1890 to 1903 including control of cigarette, plug, snuff, and foil ventures and foreign contracts with Imperial and British firms.
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Washington
Sapmomay
Eee
United States
Tate
Tobacco Trust
Shervan
Dacialon
Qhiat
White
United States Rei Court
New York
American Tobacco Company
Ita
Ocd
First
New “Company
Continental Tobacco Company
African Tobacco Company
American Snutt Company
Continental Tobaccoompany
American Cigar Company
American
Continental ‘Tobacco Company
Continental
Conley
Votacco Company
USA
Potiton
Americas Tobacco Company
Lad
Imperial Tobacco Company
Great Britain
America
Triste
British-American Tobacco Company
Imperial Company
Supremeeourt
United Cigar Stores Company
Circuit Court
American Sport Company
Igmr Company
American Stogle Company
MacAndrows & Fortes Company
Supreme Court
Foll Company
James B. Duke
Amerian Snuf Company
P. Lorrillard Company
R. J Reynolds Tobacco Company
Blackwell's
Companion
Tor General
Men in Gray Before War get Diploma
Eighteen Confederate veterans who studied at the University of North Carolina received bachelor of arts degrees. The ceremony marked a long-awaited recognition of their service and learning.
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Warget
Durham
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Post Office Deficit Wiped Out in Surprise Surplus
Washington May 29 For the first time in postal history a surplus is shown in the current fiscal year ending June 30 Postmaster Hitchcock signed a warrant returning 3 000 000 to the Treasury leaving a 7 000 000 surplus The reform plan enables deposits to be used immediately for disbursements and promises further funds for postal expenses the rest of the year with a expected July 1 surplus over 1 000 000
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Washington
Treamry
Hitel-cook
Treasury
Ma Aist
Reforma
Pos
Hitchcock
Decoration Day Services at No Cresk Inez
Preston Morton Post held decoration day services at No Cresk Inez on Tuesday. Despite a busy farming season attendance was small but comprised pastors with patriotic motives. Rev. C Hall of Vandalia gave the eloquent address, praised as the finest ever heard in Ohio County. Rev. Crane joined, No Cresk choir supplied fitting music, and graves near the area were visited at the close.
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Preston Morton Post
No Cresk
Inez
Athendanes
Parsons
C. Hall
Vandalia
Ohio County
Crane
Digs Up Peace Pipe in Warren County Field
While plowing near Barington Kentucky William Rook unearthed an Indian peace pipe about eleven inches long. The sand stone pipe weighs two and one half pounds and is in good condition.
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Barington
Willam Rook
Knights of Pythias Session Closes in Owensboro
The Fifth district Kentucky Knights of Pythias annual convention closed Friday night in Owensboro with high fraternal spirit. Noted leaders W. W. Blackwell C. H. Pollard and J. W. Canter attended as 34 candidates were pledged by a crack drill team. A social hour followed with fraternal hospitality.
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Knights of Pythias
Fifth District
Kentucky
Owensboro
Kulghia of Pythias of
Chanostior
W. W. Blackwell
Chanoslior
C. H. Pollard
Kesper
J. W. Canter
Kotgita
Ivan
Cloudburst wrecks Kentucky farms and damages
A severe cloudburst near Stanford Kentucky caused extensive damage across miles of farmland. Hundreds of yards of fencing gardens and vegetation were washed away. Affected residents include Adam Carpenter W D Hanson and George Gaddia. The storm left properties ruined and safety concerns rose as families sought help.
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Stanford
Adam Carpenter
W. D. Hanson
Mowor
George Gaddia
Moreland
Thera Ara
Design New Battleship Washington May 29
Washington May 29 naval experts have chosen a battleship design from Congress. It features ten 14 inch guns in four turrets with a 16,000 pound shell, two turrets housing three guns and two with two guns each. Speed about twenty and a half knots, armor plate three inches thick, marking a colossal strength relative to foreign ships.
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Washington
Bavs
Congress
Birthday Surprise for Mr. O. R. Tinsley Near Washington
Relatives and friends gathered at Mr. O. R. Tinsley’s home near Washington on Sunday for an all day visit and a sumptuous dinner. About sixty people, including relatives of Mr. Tipssey, his wife, and neighbors, attended to celebrate his 44th anniversary.
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O. R. Tinsley
Washington
Fiscal Court Approves Aid for Pike Building Project
Somerset Kentucky May 30s fiscal court passed a resolution allocating 1000 dollars to assist in building pikes in Pulawk county. The court also authorized borrowing 30000 dollars to aid this work with expectation of at least 10 miles of pike completed this year.
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Somerset
Mike
Pikes
Pulawk
Balle
Skipped With Wife's Cash and Marriage Mishap
May 9 report from Ciacinnatil describes Elizabeth Young Atkins released from Grandview Sanitarium after four days of marriage to Peter Atkins. She traveled toward Lexington with aunt Mrs Glenbath Baxter and a man named B. Strove, while her husband’s fate and the missing money remain unclear. A prior wedding occurred in Lexington to Atkins, who traveled from Chicago after meeting her in Milwaukee. An investigation followed noises at the Atkins apartments late Saturday with a damaged report joining the Burckhauser Hotel incident.
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Grandview Sanitarium
Cassy
Lexington
Bileatith
Grandview Sanitatium
Onde
Mra
Baxter
Hyatela
Atkins
Pyter Atkins
Lexingtom
Gigago
Mies
Milwauka
Nicholasville
Burckhauser
Atkin
Hartford graduates from Kentucky State University program
Two Hartford boys, Hon Otto C Martin and Hon McDowell Fogle, will be graduated from the TV department of Kentucky State University. Both are Hartford College alumni and Mr Baei also graduates from Georgetown College. They are celebrated for achievements in their chosen field as Hartford takes pride.
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Hartford
Otto C
Martin
McDowell A. Fogle
Kentucky State University
Hartford College
Bae i
Georgetown
Marriages Listed and Ceremony Details
Marriage license notices show several couples from Kentucky towns pairing off. Jon Leisure with May Sargner, Ray Cook with Ad die Floley, D. L. Fister with Fannis Carnes, F. B. Molatia with Edna Carer. A wedding of Juss Jowall and Myrtle Miller occurred Wednesday evening with Rev. Virgil Elgin officiating.
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Jon Leisure
May Sargner
McHenry
Ray Cook
Arnold
Addie Floley
Balzatown
Myrtle Miller
Hartford
Ofd Unidas
Virgil Elgin
Wool Delivery Notice for Beaver Dam Deliveries
County wool pooling officials announce that all pooled wool must be delivered at Beaver Dam on June 9. Wool Growers Association members are urged to participate and bring their wool on the stated dates.
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Beaver Dam
Wool Growers Association
Among the Churches Dedication At Concord Next Sunday
Baptist Church announces no morning service due to Concord church dedication. Rev Braner preaches the dedication sermon titled The Value of Bao ther Churches with Ole Run choir music, all day services and ground refreshments. Christen Chiyrton Wright pastor at Christian Church preaches fourth Sundays. Bible School daily. communion at 10 30 am. midweek prayer meeting. A promotion from Ohio County Drug Co offers 8 dollar value for tickets and a dinner dance at Lyleoo Chamber.
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Baptist Church
J. W. Braner
Concord
Braner
Ole Run
Dhande
Plast Christian Chiyrton
Wright
Claus Ghplae
Dianer
Dandeomne
Lyleoo
Rao
Ohio County Drug Co
Memorial Day Observances Across Cities
Memorial Day events unfold in New York including parades in Manhattan and Brooklyn with Gov. Dix reviewing a G. A. R. procession. Across the South, Confederate and Union commemorations occur at Andersonville and Atlanta with veterans, wreaths, and speeches. In Chicago, veterans march as survivors age, while New Haven highlights schoolchildren leading many observances.
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New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Thesxford
Fifth Avenue
National Guardsmen
United States Marines
Maj. Gan
Daniel B. Sickles
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
The
Society For Ethical Culture
Henry George, Jr
Atlanta
Interworrent Ball
Washington
D. C
Mads
Wortjee
Prison Park
National Cemetery
Marrietta
Gamaar
Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
Denewn
Harrison
Don
Oakwood
Prostrated by Heat At Standard Oil Yard
A Standard Oil clerk named Dvanewilie collapsed in the company yards while counting barrels. He was prostrated by the heat yesterday and may be in serious condition. Local authorities and medical staff were alerted as conditions continued to be extreme, with workers advised to take precautions during the heat wave.
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Dvanewilie
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