Alleged Trusts in Stock Hair Face Suits by U S
The United States district attorney filed federal anti trust litigation in Chicago charging the Tanner's Produce Company and 149 other firms and individuals with conspiracy to restrain interstate trade in cattle and calf hair and soft hair felt. The petition seeks dissolution of the alleged combination and names 115 companies and various individuals for testimony.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Smt
Tanners Products Company
United States District Attorney
Sargent
Tanners’ Produce Company
American Hair Felt Company
Jennings Aims California Bar To Help Pepper Lawsuit
Former bank robber evangelist politician and real estate promoter Jennings announced he would seek admission to the California bar to aid prosecuting a lawsuit for damages for false arrest. He said the action concerns Mrs Hazel Garland, one of his converts, from a revival meeting held in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Jennings
California
Lawsui
Hazel Garland
Tennings
Crime framed as disease shocks National Social Work meet
Prof J L Gillin of the University of Wisconsin told a National Conference of Social Work gathering in Denver that crime resembles a disease and must be studied scientifically to uncover remedies. He warned civilization falls short in criminal treatment while noting crime persists as society advances. The meeting drew about 3,000 delegates from the U S, Canada, Mexico and other countries. In Paducah Kentucky, two unmasked men robbed a bank in Carssville, forcing the president and cashier to open the vault and fleeing with about $17,000 in cash and bonds.
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Denver
J L Gillin
University of Wisconsin
National Conference of Social Work
Frof Gillin
United States
Canada
Mexico
Kentucky Bank
Paducah
Carssville
Libel Trial In New York Involving Duchess Claim
In New York a $200000 slander suit is heard from Mrs. Marion McAllister Smith against several defendants over a secret dossier alleging she is the Duchess De Vallenda. The case ties to the American French war relief and a contested poppy day campaign of 1921.
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New York
Associated Press
Marion McAllister Smith
Mercedes Leigh
Salome
United States
Mme
Anne E Guerin
Hard
Ine
Uncle shoots family. pistol misfires sparing child
Dorothy Russell, age 10 of Hamilton, survives a deadly attack as her uncle Lloyd Russell, who had killed the grandmother, parents, and five siblings, is placed under arrest after the pistol failed to discharge. The scene ended with the cartridge failing to explode, leaving Dorothy unharmed.
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Dorothy Russell
Hamilton
Lloyd Russell
Bitter Root Pioneer Dies at Ranch Home
Hamilton reports the death of Win field Scott Burrell aged 72 at his ranch west of Hamilton after a 24 hour illness. A native of Indiana born April 6 1853 he moved from Iowa to Butte in 1882 worked as a woodcutter until 1885 then settled in Bitter Root valley. Survived by his wife a brother A E Burrell and four sisters with other relatives in the Midwest and Alaska.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Edward Dean
Chicago Motor Coach Company
Dean
The
Motor Coach Company
Hamilton
Montana
Winfield Scott Burrell
Mr. Burrell
Indiana
Butte
Iowa
Bihar Root Valley
A E Burrell
Middle Western
Alaska
Uephaw Burrell
BF Severus
Funeral services for Burrell set at home Friday
Sammilton announces funeral services for Burrell will be held from the home Friday afternoon with Reverend J. E. Parker of the Christian church officiating. Burrell was a member of the Masonic fraternity.
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Sammilton
J. E. Parker
The
Christian Church
Burrell
Masonic Fraternity
Auction of Sargent Paintings From His Studio
London to auction famous paintings by John S. Sargent that remained in his studio when he died. The sale is scheduled for July 24, listing works tied to the renowned artist and his last studio collection.
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London
John S. Sargent
Outlook for fruit crops is unfavorable
Washington reports the present outlook for fruit crops is unfavorable. June 1 apple condition was about 10 percent below average, with frost in late May reducing prospects in many areas. Northwestern states expect more apples than last year, but nationwide output seems smaller. Aerial photo use is noted in Connecticut for tax assessors. Still, dog meat remains eaten in Germany with police enforcing meat inspection rules on it.
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Washington
Associated Press
Department of Agriculture
Berlin
Germany
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