Credit Men Favor Repeal of Anti Trust Laws
New York June 17 report shows 70 per cent of members of the No Henel Association of Credit Men favor repeal of antitrust laws as a safeguard for business. About 60 per cent support revisions as laws are deemed antiquated and must be updated to modern needs. Results to be presented at the association convention in Boston June 22. Fire loss 375,000 at Armstrong Machinery Co plant in Spokane. Don F Kiver values loss at 75,400 with insurance. gasoline stored across the street by Shell Co was saved from explosion by fire crews.
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No Henel Association of Credit Men
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Association
Credit Congress of Industry
Boston
Armstrong Machinery Company
Don F Kiver
Shell Company
Carey Favors Better Deal for U S Workers
Casper Wyoming June 17 AP Federal employees should be given greater opportunities for promotion, said United States Senator Robert D Carey at the Wyoming Postmasters Association convention in Casper. He urged a plan this summer to place federal workers on a more equitable basis with private sector employees while praising their efficiency. Mayor E W Rowell welcomed delegates as Anetta Welsh and Verne Mohler spoke. A convention program included a business session, a Carter address, and a banquet. Kendrick was to speak but could not attend. Postmasters from across the state attended.
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Casper
Wyo
United States
Robert D Carey
Wyoming Postmaster's Association
E W Rowell
Anetta Welsh
Verne Mohler
Vincent Carter
John B Kendrick
Smelter Closures At East Helena Three Months
New York June 17 The American Smelting and Refining company will close its lead smelters at Murray Utah and East Helena Montana during July August and September because low lead prices have curtailed mine production The company will continue purchasing ore and will reopen October 1 to resume operations at a larger scale J D MacKenzie manager notes the shutdowns affect families and ore shipments decline while the Bay Helena plant will suspend smelting but still receive ore and concentrate tonnage for Oct 1 restart
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New York
American Smealting and Refining Company
Murray
Utah
Haat Helena
Mont
American Smelting and Refining Company
East Helena
Hast Helena
Bunker Hill
Sullivan
Federal Mining Company
Couer d'Alene
J D MacKenzie
Bayt Helena
A8 and
Cast Helena
Railroads press for higher freight rates nationwide
Washington June 17 railroads petition the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve general rate increases arguing a financial emergency. They seek allowance for percentage based supplements to freight rates, with coal and other exempted goods kept at current differentials. Estimated net revenue rise around 14 percent. Commission decision pending.
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Commerce Commission
Commission
Commission Arsa
Psychology magnate Edith McCormick stalks rare books and rugs
By Milburn Arrers Chicago June 1 The rich social figure Edith Rockefeller McCormick daughter of John D occupies a top Gold Coast position and pursues psychology as a profession. She collects books rugs and tapestries devotes her upper floor to a psychology library and rare manuscripts including a Ruskin first edition set rebound in original binding. Her Persian rug collection grows with new acquisitions such as the Emperor rug linked to historic rulers. She values quality over quantity and remarks on the costly care of prized books. Also notes cherry crop damage from heavy rains near Walla Walla Wash. The storm ruins some fields while benefiting others and dairy and grain prospects may shift.
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Chicago
United States
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
John D
Gold Coast
America
England
McCormick Hag
Collev
Row Porshin
Vater the Great
Leopold
Austria
McCormick
Bandit Queen Helen Costello Released by Idaho
Helen Rahn Costello, 29, accused as a bandit queen in a Nampa robbery, was taken from Aberdeen city jail toward Caldwell by Idaho officers. She again proclaimed innocence and dismissed the bandit queen narrative as reporters fiction, expressing confidence in release by state authorities.
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Aberdeen Wash
Helen Rahn Costello
Idaho
Caldwell
Tdaho
Fall 16 10 serve time amid pardon talk
Washington reports Albert Hall faces a year in jail with a 100000 fine as a verdict on a political bribery case stands. President Hoover's remarks in Ohio and Interior Secretary Fall’s position affect possible clemency while a commitment examination for Fall is considered at Beaumont and the prison system reviews his health.
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Lune
Albert H.iall
Army
Laday
William Beaumont Hospital
el Pano
Texan
Washington
Hoover
Marlon
Ohio
Warren
G Larding
Fall
Harding
Was &Thaving Turco
Ted
Edward T.mphens
Jhia
Supreme Court
Wheat
District of Columbia
Faile © Dudding
Prisoners' Relief Society
Dudding
Mitchell
Prospector Seeks Sheriff Help Over Jumped Claims
Nels Deeson, prospector of Pioneer, reported to Powell county sheriff that placer claims he holds were jumped by Join Gardiner and Jack Stewart of Pioneer. Gardiner and Stewart had leased diggings at Moneer, adjoining property owned by the late August Pincay estate, now in federal litigation. After work on their land, they moved to Deeson’s claims, refused to yield, and later threatened to shoot him at his Pioneer cabin.
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Nels Deeson
Pioneer
Powell County
Join Gardiner
Jack Stewart
Gardiner
Stewart
Moneer
Pincay
Deer Lodge
United States
Pineau
Deeson
Neeson
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