FARM MACHINERY FIRM TRUST DECLARED UNLAWFUL
A federal trade commission report charges farm implement manufacturers and dealers with price fixing through concerted actions and price lists. It recommends anti trust proceedings against major firms including International Harvester and related associations for illegal increases and coordinated price setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvester Company
Talrington
Federal Trade Commission
Senatoon
Sunti-Trust
International Harvester Companys
Woman Seeks Senate Nomination in Nevada
In Reno Nevada voters for senator and representative pick from four to five candidates. Miss Anti Martin a national suffrage worker competes for the senate nomination as an independent candidate in the party contest amid close party ballots.
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Nevada
Reno
Nev
Sons
Talay
Martin
Khanag
Lieket
Weather Record Capers From The Crdsec And Vicinity
Unclear storm outlook with increasing cloudiness and a modest rise in southwest temperatures. Minnesota figures show unsettled conditions Wednesday into March with limited temperature change. River and weather bulletins note 24 hour readings, still no major shifts expected across towns including Winona and surrounding areas.
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Re Por Wisson
Minnesota
ROVER
Siati River Bulletin
Winona
Idf Angad
Beth Biadaee
St Francis Buys Bishop's Home for Its Nurses
St Francis Hospital corporation acquires Bishop James Schwebach’s residence on Pleventh land Ferry streets to convert it into a nurses’ home. Purchase price listed as $15,000 with remodeling projected to exceed half that amount. bishop’s new residence in an exclusive area not yet finalized.
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James Schwebach
Pleventhland Ferry
St. Francs Hospital Corporation
Hospital Peomie
Registerof Ees
Andrew Thompson
Beyer
St Rose Convent
School opening brings large student turnout and transfers
Opening of the Hogan school district this morning marked by a large enrollment and many changes. Superintendent B. 1 McCormick announced new arrangements due to the destruction of the Hogan school by fire. Children from the fifth grade down living on or south of Adams street will attend Webster school at Fourteenth and Redfield. others will be housed in new barracks at Sixteenth and Winnebago, with the Randgargen class in Room 6 of the high school. Children may use entrances to the building and gymnasium for play, with full facilities provided.
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McCormick
Toon
Cois
Dius
Hogan
Sixteen Dead In Oregon Hotel Fire
Rigid details from RLAMATH PALLS Oregon report that two bodies were found in the ruins of Keid ayiek apartment house as the blaze yesterday left sixteen dead overall. Twelve remains have been recovered and the city of Flint Michigan notes a political withdrawal.
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Oregon
No Election Returns Delayed Tonight
No election returns will be available tonight or after ten due to increased registration from women gaining voting rights. The Tribune and Leader-Press arranged wire bulletins and rapid posting in windowsills, with officials saying counting may not finish until morning.
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Womer
Tribune and Leader-Press
Ming
MacSwiney in Critical Condition in Brixton Prison
Sept 7 dispatches report Terence MacSwiney, lord mayor of Carl, gravely ill in Brixton prison after a hunger strike, able to speak briefly amid intense pain. Father Dominic, his chaplain, denies rumors of forced sustenance and cites ongoing prayers and sacraments as aid.
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Cqndon
Terence MacSwiney
Carl
Brixton
Etther
Dominic
MacSwiner
Dora" George
MacSwiney
Ireland
Rny
Muriers
Father Dome
Frthar
Mosdar
Unson
Sackwiney
Wisconsin State Medical Meeting Opens Tomorrow
The Wisconsin state medical convention opens tomorrow in Madison drawing leaders from Wisconsin and beyond. Notables include Dr V V Anderson medical director of the National Committee on Mental Hygiene Dr Kennon Durham chest interpretations expert Dr Dean Lewis Rush Medical College Chicago and Dr Bardeen head of the Wisconsin Unit with ties to Fort Sheridan hospital work.
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Wisconsin
V. V. Anderson
the Nations
Committee On
Hysiene
Ming
Kennon Durham
Dean Lewis
Chicago
Rush Medical College
War Department
Fort Sheridan
Bardeen
Local doctors seek townwide attendance at upcoming talks
County medical society today urged townspeople to join tomorrow's meetings as physicians prepare state contention here. The request aims to inform the public about professional debates and medical topics likely to be discussed during the event.
Wisconsin Medical Society Convention Opens to Public
Physicians from across the state arrive as the convention begins at the State normal school. Sessions focus on technical medical topics while a public health lecture by Dr. Anderson is planned. An evening mixer and a Hill excursion with entertainments are set, with notable guests including Dr. Loreng and Dr. Seaman.
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I Exans
Wisconsin University
WF. Loreng
State Board of Control
Psychiatric
Mendota
L. F. Jermain
Marquatte Medial School
Gilbert B. Seaman
Hoyt Dearholt
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
County Medical Society
la Crosse
Harry Mastall
J. I. Barti
M. A. McGarty
At & P.m
Harding Off For St. Paul For First
Senator Harding leaves Marion on a special train to campaign outside Ohio. The trip includes stops in Chicago and Fort Sheridan with Major General Leonard Wood planned, then moves to the Minnesota State fair grounds to speak on agriculture. Short appearances are expected along the route before returning to Marion Thursday.
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Marion
Harding
Paul Mion
Chicago
Motors
Fort Sheridan
Eal
Leonard
Minnesota State Fair Grounds
Marlon Thoreday
Poland appeals to League for arbitration in Lithuania dispute
In London on September 7 the Polish government urged the League of Nations to mediate the Polish Lithuanian frontier dispute. It warned that Poland would declare war if conditions did not improve, claiming Lithuanian forces attacked Polish troops. The note requests Lithuanian troops to evacuate Polish territory within days as the League considers the matter. In Warsaw on September 6 Poland announced readiness to submit the frontier dispute to League arbitration.
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Ondon
League of Nations
Poland
Lithuania
Warsaw
Roads To Test Soundness Of Rail Measure
Washington hearing on New York Central Railroad bond issues tests validity of transport act provisions shifting railroad security supervision from states to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The case involves $25 million in seven percent gold bonds and $25 million in collateral bonds.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central Railroad
Expected return of miners stalls in Wilkes-Barre area
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on September 7 the anticipated widespread return of anthracite workers did not materialize as reports show about 160,000 men still idle. Officials expect a possible return tomorrow amid ongoing wage dispute concerns with the United Mine Workers appealing to President Wilson. Governor Bibb or Ruby directs Alabama commission to begin testimony on strike issues in bituminous fields.
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Wilkesbaree
Endtire
Anthracite Coal Commission
United Mine Workers
Wilson
Washington
Montgomery
Als
Gavermoeor Kuby
Alabama
Moiners Ag
American Held by Mexican Bandit at Large
U.S. citizen T W A Gardiner captured by Pedro Zamora the Jalisco bandit on August 20 at Cable has escaped. General Enrique Estrada leading government troops reports Gardiner sought refuge near a ranch after fleeing the bandit. An escort was dispatched to retrieve him but the escape occurred over a week ago.
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Mberico Gify
T.W. A. Gardiner
United States
Pedro Zamora
Jalisco
Enrique’ Estrada
Prising" Yamari
War Department
Auttan
Gardiner
Gauch
New York Cotton Advances After Liverpool Lift
New York cotton markets opened with a strong advance following Liverpool’s rise during the holiday. October futures jumped to around 28.30, up roughly 195 points from last week’s close, as traders anticipated firmer prices and better trading sentiment.
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Lotton
New York
New’ York
Coften Exchange
Liverpool
Henske
Senate panel press Cox charges amid campaign probe
In Chicago on September 7 the senatorial committee questioned Governor Cox's charges against the Republican party. Edmund H. Moore said the panel was not seeking best evidence and noted better witnesses could testify. He alleged misreadings and questioned why key Republican figures were not testifying.
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Chicago
Cox
Edmund H. Moore
Gstown
Ohio
Moore
Kenyon
William Boyce Thompson
New York
The
Repubblican Ways
Metus Compolitee
Lis
Chiago
Seid
Harry M. Glair
Pred W. Upham
Republican National
Upham
Pred
Contro
South Bend
Eix
High cost of clothing exhibit in Washington
Sept 7 report notes paper clothing exhibit in Washington by the department of commerce. Austrian factories showcased as examples for examination by manufacturers. The display aims to address rising clothing costs and stimulate domestic production.
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Washington
Department of ‘Commerce
Wisconsin primary votes surge as weather spurs turnout
Milwaukees vote reached 20 544 by early reporting an increase of 3523 since the spring primary. La Crosse officials expect slow counts due to suffrage amendment turnout. Wisconsin races focus on U S Senate and governor with Thompson vs Leproot and six Republicans contesting for governor. Several county races are noted including district attorney sheriff and clerk. Two killed in Racine car crash ends note.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
la Crosse
United States
James Thompson
Irvine L. Leproot
Superior
MeHgary
Oshkosh
Thompson
Leproot
John.j. Blaine
la Follette
Edward F. Dithmar
Gilbert E. Seemmn
Roy.p. Wilcor
Philipp
Merlin Fit
J.N. Mttemore
Lleve Mde
Tesuit
Chile
Lucien*t. Reid
Stanley Gordon
Mr. Reid
Mar. Gordon
Bo Miller
Frank Bradley
Itea
Mtubert Staats
Alfred Hanso
Ranson
Mindoro
Charles Wechs
Abet
Britton
la’ Crosse
John Weberex
Reems
Vane
Texans Officially Dead Seven Sarter Many False Alarms
A terse report states seven Texans are officially recorded dead amid a flood of false alarms and speculation. Officials caution early reports are unreliable while confirming casualties and the ongoing search."}
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Beneen
Adener
Commission Characs
Taf
Law Price
ST. Francis
Bishop's Home
Childrer
New Barracks
Hogan School
Flint. Mich
Guy A. Wilson
Flint
Michigan
Index Financial Clerks
Financial District
Trish
Cork
Ton
Don ‘Times
Visage
Switzerland
David Llord George
MacSwwiner
Times
Priean
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Jrail
America
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Probe
Alabama Strike
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