Supreme Court to rule on Standard Oil trust case
Washington dispatch reports the U S Supreme Court will decide the Standard Oil anti trust case today. The government accuses the company of monopoly and restraint of trade under the Sherman act, with the American Tobacco case also under appeal. Rulings could shape federal regulation of interstate business and spur further prosecutions.
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Washington Service
Hibbs Building
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
Eighth Judicial Circuit
American Tobacco Company
Second Judicial Circuit
Department of Justice
Taft
Supreme Court
Standard of Company
John D. Rockefeller
William R. Rockefeller
John D. Archbold
Oliver H. Payne
Henry M. Flagier
Charles M. Pratt
Henry H. Rogers
United States
H. M. Flagier
Packing Company Must Open Books
Jersey City march 14 The National Packing company lost its bid to hide minutes of its directors meeting from the Hudson county grand jury when Supreme Court Justice Swaryzee signed an order for production. Prosecutor Garven said he was making headway and justice would be upheld as records are submitted and extradition of directors sought.
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The
National Packing Company
Hudson County Grand Jury
Supreme Court
Swaryzee
Irenton
Garven Teft
Grand Jury
Hudson County
Beef Trust
New Jersey
West
Garven
Trenton
Jersey
Dead man alive after farm dispute in Indiana court
Joseph Hutzler of Munice reveals he was declared dead in a Corydon court case over a 160 acre farm left by his grandfather. His children fought for ownership while Hutzler, long believed dead, explains he drifted abroad before returning to Munice to work in steel mills and raise his family. He denies past crimes and wants the matter resolved without further notoriety.
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Joseph Hutzier
Hutzier
Hutzler
Midland Sheet
Tin Plate
Corydon
Land of Living
Louisville
South
Munce
Oliver
Muncie
Joseph
Death of George Askin at 74 in Indianapolis
George Askin aged 74 died at his Indianapolis home after a period of ill health. He formerly ran a general mercantile store in Greensburg Indiana before relocating. Born in Ireland, he came to the United States at age ten. He leaves sons Clifford J. Askin of Royster & Askin undertaking firm, Henry J. Askin of the city detective force, and John M. Barbour of Lawrence Indiana.
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George Askin
East 8
J. Joseph Street
Greensburg
Ind
Indianapolis
Ireland
United States
Clifford J. Askin
Frm
Royster & Askin
Henry J. Askin
The
City Detective Force
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John. M. ‘Barbour
Lawrence
Teachers Meet Here on March 31 In Indiana Session
The thirty fourth annual Southern Indiana Teachers Association convenes in Indianapolis for three days starting March 31. Headquarters at the Chapoal hotel, with major meetings at Tomlinson hall Caleb Mills hall and the state house assembly chamber. Noted speakers include Willis L Moore US Weather Bureau head and geographer, R J Hamilton Vincennes, Edwin A Alderman Virginia, G D Strayer Columbia, W T Burris Cincinnati, and Sir Ernest H Shackleton.
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Southern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Chapoal Hotel
Tomlinson Hall
Caleb Mills Hall
Assembly Chamber
State House
Willis L. Moore
United States Weather Bureau
National Geographical Society
Robert J. Aley
Stage Employees of City Hold Election
At the Indianapolis election of rival No. 30, the International Alliance of Stage Employees of the United States and Canada chose officers. President W. Henry, first vice president Fred Elstrod, second vice president John Harter, secretary Charles F. Scale.
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Indianapolis
No. 30
International Alliance of Stage
United States
Canada
W. ©. Henry
Fred Elstrod
John Harter
Charles F. Scale
Arthur Gillet to Be Buried Wednesday
Arthur Gillet 49 longtime Acme Milling vice president and Indianapolis business figure dies at his home 225 E Michigan St. He served as Board of Trade secretary 1887 1890 later Acme secretary treasurer and vice president. Funeral 1 30 p m Wednesday Woodruff Place Baptist Church. He leaves a widow and one sister.
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Arthur Gillet
Acme-Evans Milling Company
Indianapolis
Michigan Street
Gillet
Board of Trade
Acme Milling Company
George J. Evans Milling Company
Senator Root Opens Fight on Woodruff in New York
Senator Elihu Root orders a campaign against Timothy L. Woodruff, chairman of the New York Republican state committee, amid national leaders backing Gov. Hughes and the administration. Woodruff remains ascendent for now, with leaders seeking a successor. Possible replacements include Otto T. Barnard and George B. Cortelyou, both reluctant to return to politics.
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New York
Elihu Root
Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Lloyd C. Griscom
Griscom
Park Avenue
Root
George H. Cobb
Albany
Woodruff
Gov. Hughes
Washington
Otto T. Barnard
George B. Corteliou
New Publishing Firm Formed In Indianapolis
A new corporation organized today in Indianapolis with a capital stock of 25000 dollars to publish The Public Officials Magazine. The incorporators are Henry B. Smith James M. Davis Louis Seeburger Thomas F R Woodburn and Nathan C. Wallace all from Indiana cities including Terre Haute.
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Indianapolis
Public Officials
Henry B. Smith
James M. Davis
Louis {. Seeburger
Thomas FR. Woodburn
Nathan C. Wallace
Terre Haute
Pastors Convene and Dine at Central Christian Institute
The Central Indiana Ministerial Institute gathered at the Central Christian church for a two day session. Rev. Guy Hoover opened with The Democracy of the New Testament Church as ministers from 20 Indiana counties attended seminars on church finances and relations to other religious bodies. Prof FE Lindley discussed mental healing while Robert J. Aley and C C Morrison were named speakers for the Tuesday program. New officers were to be elected Tuesday morning.
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Central Indiana Ministerial Institute
Christian Church
Indiana
Central Christian Church
Guy Hoover
Tipton
Charles M. Filmore
Boyd Jones
Marion
E. A. Pettit
Lafayette
FE. H. Lindley
Bloomington
Robert J. Aley
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
C. C. Morrison
Chicago
W.H. Allen
Muncie
J. R. Myers
Shelbyville
E. F., Moorman
Indianapolis
Institute
Taft Returns From Laughlin Funeral in Washington
President Taft, with military aide Capt. A W Butt, arrived in Washington at 8 1 oclock this morning from Pittsburgh where he yesterday attended the funeral of his brother in law Thomas K Laughlin.
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Washington
President Taft
A. W. Butt
Pittsburg
Thomas K. Laughlin
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Southern Indiana Association of Educators
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Indiana Vouchers Association
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University of Chicago
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Elmer Cookus
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