Papers Gone Missing in Manila Paper Trust Probe
United States Grand Jury investigates the Fibre and Manila Paper Manufacturers' Association over Sherman antitrust violations. John H. Parks, organizer of the Parks Pooling Plan, controls prices and output and is now in Europe. Judge Lacombe orders two trust officials to produce books by Friday as witnesses face potential contempt.
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The
Fibre and Manila Paper Manufacturers’ Association
Paper Trust
Bay
United States
Federal Grand Jury
John H. Parks
Parks
Europe
Lacombe
KEIO
Stimson
James FE. Campbell
Sulphire Pulp and Paper Company
Dexter, N. Y
James A
Fibre and
Manila Paper Manufacturers’ Association
Campbell
Outterson
Flaupt
United States District Attorney
Associated Manufacturers
Judea Lacombe
Ad Manila Paper Manufacturers” Association
Samuel Untermyer
Judge Lacombe
Sulphita Paper Company
de Grass Company
Grand
West Thirty-fourth Street
Plumb
Mr. Stimson
Messrs
Untermyer
Grand Jury
Dr. Campbell
Mr. Outterson
Haupt
Everard
Scombe
Leaders Sneer at Message From Roosevelt in Congress
Washington reports show leaders at both ends of the Capitol dismiss the president’s special message. Administration sources say little will move without action this session, despite promises to push favored measures. The labor issue and an injunction bill are cited as key tests of persuasion and congressional cooperation.
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Neww York Times
Washington
Capitol
Prescosevelt
Oosavel T
Gman
Congress
Representative Watson
House
Roosevelt
Watson
Senate
Chicago
Blocked railroad relief faces quick implementation
The commodity clause of the Railroad Rate bill may take effect May 1 unless a suspension resolution passes. If enforced, railroads could face heavy fines per inter state carload for freight they haul that is owned or produced partly by the carrier. Senator Culberson opposed relief for railroads and will press for a shipper relief program, with a vote set for tomorrow.
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Washington
Culberson
Flotilla Arrives at San Diego After Torpedo Mishap
The second Atlantic torpedo boat flotilla under Lieut. Commander J. Cone reached San Diego after slow travel from Magdalena Bay. A torpedo was lost during target practice due to a misdirection from the tube. Officials cited ropey seas delaying the voyage. In Melbourne Australia authorities plan over 500000 for welcoming the American fleet.
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San Diego
Cal
Atlantic Torpedo Boat Flotilla
J. Cone
Hiampton Roads
Magdalena Bay
Changes in Medical Department officer assignments
In Washington on April 28, the Medical Department announces station and duty changes. Major H. C. Fisher moves to Columbus Barracks, relieving Major H. H. Raymond, who goes to Fort Sam Houston. Captain W. E. Vose shifts to Fort Slocum, relieving Captain L. T. Le Wald at Columbus Barracks. Captain G. H. R. Gesman to Fort Morgan, with Captain Li. F. Garrard Jr. to Fort Morgan as Constructing Quartermaster. Major H. N. Bailey of the Second Infantry reports to Fort Thomas to join his regiment.
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Fort Morgan
Li. F. Garrard
Navy Assignments and Duties for Various Officers
The Navy assigns Commander H Hall to head the Department of Steam Engineering at Cavite Naval Station. Commander J L Gow to Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy Mass. Lieut Commander J R Pringle to home and wait orders. Lieutenant T T Craven to the Fourth Division staff of the Atlantic fleet. Lieutenant B C Davis to first submarine flotilla and command of Grampus. Ensign G C Pegram to continue treatment at New York Naval Hospital. Ensign R R Riggs to New Fort Lyon Hospital for treatment. Chief Boatswain D Mortality to home. Boatswain T L McKenna to Pacific Station. Chief Carpenter J F McCole to New Fort Lyon Hospital. Chief Carpenter H J Harte to Pacific Station.
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H. Hall
Department of Steam Engineering
Naval Station
Cavite
J. L. Gow
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Mass
J. R. Pringle
T. T. Craven
Fourth Division
Atlantic
B. C.davis
First Submarine Flotilla
Grampus
G. C. Pégram
Naval Hospital, New York
R. R. Riggs
New Fort Lyon
Pacific Station
J. F. McCole
Naval Hospital
H. J. Harte
Paper trust pool grips independents unlimited
A report notes a paper trust controlling pulp supply in Quebec will last 200 years. It cites testimony from Canadian mills in a deal with Spruce in Quebec and describes long term supply arrangements affecting independent producers.
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Quebec
Paper mill pool controls U S paper output claims
Special to The New York Times reports House investigators heard that a formal pooling agreement exists among U S paper manufacturers and that many mills have closed indefinitely to curb supply and raise prices. Canadian mills are cited as under American control influence and meetings to harmonize price strategies were corroborated by newspapers.
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Washington
House
John Norris
New York E Times
Norris
Pool
United States
Quebec
Wisconsin Mills
International Company
Booth
Canada
Allen McEnnery & Co
Chicago
Carthage
N.Y
West End
Central Ohio Paper Company
J. W. Butler Paper Company
New York
St. Croix
St. Regis
Finch, Pruyn & Co
Oswego Falls Pulp and Paper Company
Finch
Finch-Pruyn Company
Mann
House of Representatives
John Sharp Williams
Hamilton
Ohio
Daily Republican News
Nina
Falls
Niagara Tralls
Ottawa
Paper prices rise blamed on mills and freight rates
Norris argues publishers face uniform mill price raises and notes from the Interstate Commerce Commission show freight rates largely steady. He cites a purported overcharge by Great Northern Paper Company and a shipper, inflating costs from 17 to 5 cents, a practice he says persisted until 1905.
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Norris
Inter-State Commerce Commission
W. B. Dilton
Great Northern Paper Company
Vreeland Bill Faces New Proposals In House
Washington April 28 The House Banking and Currency Committee will not recon sider the Vreeland bill tomorrow but Mr Vreeland plans to push a new edition with two key changes The bond secured issue from the Aldrich bill is dropped and the emergency currency would be guaranteed by a 5 percent gold redemption fund backed by ten National banks with possible later reserve in lawful money kept in the issuing banks vaults.
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New York Times
Washington
Fowler
House Banking and Currency Committee
Vreeland
Lilley Charges on Electric Boat Company Denied
Washington reports that Admiral Francis T. Bowes rebutted Rep. Lilley of Connecticut, denying excessive profits by Electric Boat Co. on Navy contracts. Bowes cited the Octopus submarine cost at 235000 dollars, predicting total boat cost above 250000 dollars. Rep. Bates testified Lilley warned of withdrawing his resolution if the bill allowed open competition.
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Washington
George L. Lilley
Connecticut
Electric Boa Company
gQt
United States
Francis T. Bowes
Bureau of Construction
Navy Department
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Electric Company
Bowles
Mrs Regan Loses Gold Bag in Broadway Theatre
Mrs James B Regan, wife of a Hotel Knickerbocker proprietor, left a valuable gold bag in a Broadway theatre Monday night. Authorities across the city search for the bag which reportedly cost $100 in Paris and was described as a beauty.
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James B. Regan
Knickerbocker
Governor appoints Ordway to hear Bermel sale of Kissena Park
Albany reports Gov Hughes appoints Samuel H Ordway of New York as Commissioner to hear testimony on charges against Joseph Bermel president of Queens Borough over Kissena Park sale. A removal demand has been filed.
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Albany
Gov. Hughes
Samuel H. Ordway
New York
Joseph Bermel
Borough of
Queens
Kissena Park
Berme
Receiver Appointed in Transit Finance Insolvency Case
Frederick T. Johnson was named receiver by Vice Chancellor Howell in Newark in insolvency proceedings against Transit Finance Company of New Jersey. Calvin Tomkins, president of the Interurban Association, sought relief as investors demanded stocks and bonds. the bond obligations totaled over $1.26 million with about $25,000 in stock unsettled.
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Frederick T. Johnson
Howell
Newark
Transit Finance Company of New Jersey
Calvin Tomkins
Interurban Association
Transit Finance Association
Buffalo, Lockport , Rochester Railway Company
P. R. Wood
Sir. Henrys Peliast
Finance Company
Toronto
Pinmiupes
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Ramsdell Drug Co
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E. M. ‘Intyre & Son
Scherick Drug Co
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L. BE. Michel & Co
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Ment
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Staten Island
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PAR Rockaway
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Yonkers
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New
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Flushing
J. F. Ryan
Port Chester— Westermarers
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R. H. Macy & Co
Siegel Cooper Co
John Wanamaker
Simpson Crawford Co
A. Hearn
Lord & Taylor
House Committee
Deal
Stafford
Acme Real Estate Club
West Side
Young. Men's Christian Association
Hotel Astor
Joseph L. Buttenwieser
Joseph P. Day
Robert BE. Dowling
F. 3. Rawson
Robert FE. Simon
Register
Day
City Hall
New York City
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Simon
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Fifth Avenue
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