Farrar Proposes Trust Remedy Limiting Corporations
Edgar H. Farrar, president of the American Bar Association, urges state laws to curb trusts by restricting corporate formation and cross ownership. He condemns fictitious stock and holding companies as breeding grounds for monopolies, advocating uniform corporate regulations and unified action across states.
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Edgar H. Farrar
American Bar Association
Mr. Farrar
The
Bar Association
Boston
Ind
Farrar
Steel Trust
America
B. H. Gary
Indicted Smuggling Ring Tied to Kenosha Magnate
Nathan Allen of Kenosha Wisconsin and John R Collins of Memphis Tennessee face federal charges for smuggling jewels valued over 100000 into New York from the steamship Lusitania on June 25 1909. The case centers on Mrs Helen Jenkins who received part of the loot and later had it stolen. Indictments accuse a necklace bracelet and other jewelry with a conspiracy count.
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Nathan Allen
Leather Trust
Kenosha
Easue Chartee
Heten Dwelle Jensing
New York
Herom
Therankins
Collins
Tennessee
Gates Heir Declines Football to Seed Fortune
Henry Rockwell Baker of St Charles UL, heir to John W Gates, will receive 250000 upon college graduation and 10000 now for expenses. Despite being an athlete and student, he will avoid football and Wall Street to honor his uncle's wishes and focus on education.
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Henry Rockwell Baker
St. Charles
Baker
John W. Gates
Gates
Wall
Reg Baker
St. Charles High School
Henry
Mr. Gates
Tax on Heiresses Spurs Congressional Tariff Talk
Representative Sa path of Illinois proposes a 25 percent tariff on marriage dowries between Americans and foreigners. Proponents argue the tax could curb the flow of titles to wealthy American heiresses while raising revenue. Critics warn of constitutional issues and unintended economic effects, noting the vast sums tied to titled marriages and the broader implications for American wealth.
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Ago
Sapath
Illinois
Congress
Feathers Make a Fall Fashion Statement in Millinery
Julia Bottomley notes craggy feather effects dominate this fall in fancy plumage. Ostrich dyeing yields rich color ranges for all feather hats and trimmings, with natural patterns, peacock and white hues standing out. Feathers remain timeless decor, though all feather turbans cost more.
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Paradise
Julia Bottomley
Autumn fashion blends blues and reds in military inspired coats
The article describes autumn styles featuring navy blue and scarlet accents on blue serge and tweed coats. Semi military looks include broad scarlet trim, black braid, and broad brero hats trimmed simply. Russian blouses and Norfolk jackets are shown with or without waists for versatile layering.
Silk Embroideries and Aluminum Thimble Tips
The article explains using an aluminum thimble instead of silver or gold to avoid snagging silk. Aluminum thimbles shape to fit, have no projections, and reduce snagging. It also advises using a larger needle so silk passes through fabric more easily.
Waxing thread to prevent twists and knots
The article advises sewers to wax thread with beeswax or, if unavailable, dry white soap to ease threading and prevent twisting. It notes war colors the thread slightly and suggests using a small dry soap piece for silk or cotton to ensure smooth passage through fabric.
Sure to Please the Bride Petticoat Gift Idea
Aimed at wedding gifts for a bride, the article suggests giving a dainty underwear item. It describes making a cambric petticoat with net lace trim, a seven gored foundation, a three inch floor length, and layered lace ruffles with a left side bow. Decides such undergarment as elegant for evening wear.
Quality Craft Builds at $2500 Home Feature
William A Radford urges buyers to avoid cheap work and insist on lasting construction. He highlights the value of solid materials, proper mantels, and interior finishes, noting a $2500 compact design with a central fireplace and two large bedrooms as an example of durable, well planned housing.
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William A. Radford
West Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
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