Anti-Trust Tobacco Case Seen Before Supreme Court
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General Wickersham and J. C. McReynolds filed a long brief urging the Supreme Court to broaden its antitrust ruling against tobacco companies. They argue the verdict should include foreign firms and individuals and expand the scope beyond the Sher man act. The brief describes the tobacco trust as expansive and oppressive, with bushwhacking labeling schemes and strong monopolistic control, and notes assets totaling hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Associated Real Report
Warhington
Wickersham
Ant
J. C. McReynolds
Tena Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Womé
Pan
American Tobacco Company
Ilegal
Congress
New York
Theropolitan Tohaces Company
Favors Mann Bill on White Slave Traffic
Representative Bima of Tennessee supports the Mann bill to suppress the white slave trade. He says it will be debated in January, with Democrats Bima Russell Peters in favor and Adams on Bartlett Richardson opposing. He asserts the bill won’t usurp states’ rights and hopes for a Democratic majority in the House.
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Houston Post
Washington
Bima
Tennessee
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
House
Russell
Peters
Adamson
Bartlett
Georgia
Richardson
Alabama
Lima
Joint Commission
Senate
Europe
Asia
Mr. Sima
Simp Maya
Witt
Corn Bought Back Cotton Speculators Gain From Holdings
Chicago reports large corn buying by cotton traders led by major speculators who held millions in corn. Prices rose as refined futures contracts moved amid weather forecasts signaling a period of mild temperatures. Uncertainty lingered over wheat deliveries and storage, with buyers shifting through country elevators and sidetracks as railroads moved grain.
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Texas
Galveston
Lowe
Kka
Sfums
Lawrence Powell
Wellaited
Willy Iteady
Compas Soa
Beauweskey
Stephen Harry Baker
St. Temes
Floydadas
Lillard & Aion
Stevens
Dixon
Howard County
P. W. Horn
Houston
Tents State Teachers” Conocition
Dallas
Abilene
Foaston Post
Chicago
Clement Curr
Eliminated White Slaves Report Sparks Anger Across France
The Matin reports the Immigration Commission findings label France first among nations exporting so-called white slavery. The piece calls this a national disgrace and urges immediate measures while condemning the practice as central depravity. The article notes a large percentage of those involved are American born.
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United Faces
France
Stine
Washington
Immigration Commission
Will He Heads Move Pendents to Scour
A fragmented notice from Springfield discusses pending actions involving an oil firm, refiners, and a court case affecting a corporation and a candidate for president of a marketing group. Authorities note ongoing legal proceedings and potential financial implications for stakeholders.
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Anorlatad
Springfield
Mi the
Thomas J
Team Marketers
Nounced
the Call
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Norte
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Oklahoee
Ee Ee
Sith
Lowes Coure
Ishacco
Southern Pacific
Atlanta
Rock Island
Anon
Ernon George
Earl Percy
Ris
Managua
Mencan
Madric
Railroads
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HU. Mudge
Tie
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Hota
David E. Thompson
Guatewala
Aed Ith
St Austin
M. J
Calvin
Dris Panory
Sears
Sears Peete
Tan LE
Mann
Sims
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