Indictments in Tobacco Trust Probe Target MacAndrews & Forbes
A federal grand jury indicted MacAndrews & Forbes, John S. Young Co, and two presidents Karl Jungbluth and Howard E. Young for violations of anti trust laws by monopolizing licorice paste in the United States. Warrants were issued by Judge Lacombe. trials likely months away with bail set at 50,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Trust
Feda Grand Jury
MacAndrews & Forbes Counp
John S. Young Company
Baltimore
Karl Jungbluth
Howard E. Young
Toerr
Judee Lacombe
Benny W. Taft
Felix H. Levy
Mr. Jungbluth
Mr. Young
Lacombe
Pe Lancey Nicoll
John D. Lindsay
Maggaérens & Forbes Company
John & Jouns Com
United Rates Save Court
Tsubpena
MacAndrews & Forbes
John D. Lewis
Ofc
Weaver & Sterry Company
Lewis John S. Young Company
MacAndrews & Company
Lewis
J. 8. Toune Company
Henry M. Rau
John D
Government letters as witness tactic in Jung Bluth case
Judge Lacombe declined to hold the secretary in contempt and said the grand jury could obtain the letter from the company. He ruled that the officer who produced the letter would be a messenger and not immune from prosecution for furnishing evidence against himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lewis
J. S. Young Com
MacAndrews & Forbes Company
Continental Tobacco Com
Jungbluth
Farm Hands Needed in Kansas Amid Harvest Shortage
Topeka dispatch reports Kansas seeks twenty five thousand+ harvest workers, with drafts possible behind self binders. Free employment agent blames railroads for the shortage, noting no one cent per mile passenger rate. Farmers recruit along the Santa Fe road offering wages and even fried chicken to entice laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Record- Herald
Topeka
Kansas
Gerow
Halstead
Torpedo Boat Patents Bought By International Power
The International Power Company has purchased the Herreshoff torpedo boat patents. Charles F. Herreshoff will supervise torpedo boat manufacture. He has patents for alcohol motors that could halve weight and draft, enabling river navigation and possible deck carriage on battleships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
International Power Company
Herreshoff
Charles F. Herreshoff
New Bank to Be Established in Havana as Banque de la Havana
National City Bank affiliates with London and Paris interests plan a Cuba based bank named Banque de la Havana with 2 500 000 dollars paid up capital. Operations expected in early fall. J C Martine named cashier and will sail this week to organize the new institution in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National City Bank
London
Paris
Havana
Banque de la Havana
Cuba
Lst
J.C. Martine
The
Martine
Crowds Attend Funeral for Italian Children Killed by Trolley
Ten thousand mourners, mainly Italians, gathered for Tessina and Joseph Celentino funeral after a Avenue A trolley crash killed the siblings ages seven and four. Father Matino led rites from the parents’ home as brass bands played and the crowd prayed in the street. The grieving mother fainted and the father accompanied the hearses, restrained from pursuing the motorman as police halted traffic toward the ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tessina
Joseph Celentino
Avenue A
Father Matino
St. Elizabeth's Church
13Th Street
Delano
East 23d Street
No Gambling At Y M C A Carnival In Nyack
Nyack New York June 16 special. The Nyack Y M C A carnival ended up quiet after vice president E F Perry ordered a wheel of fortune operator off the premises for introducing gambling. The operator had run a thriving booth offering Japanese prize articles and no blanks. He protested but left with several attractions, including a fortune teller, and other acts followed to fill the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyack
N. Y
Young Men's Christian Association
Wheel of Fortune
E. F. Perry
Ministers' Conference Critics Excessive Individualism
At the Baptist Ministers Conference held at the North Church on West 11th Street yesterday the Rev Dr Charles J Kevill of Trenton read a paper on Christianity and criticised excessive individualism communism and altruism. During the discussion Rev Dr Leighton Williams declared John Rockefeller had called himself an altruist and added he ought to work with the morning speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ministers’ Conference
North Church
West 11Th Street
Charles J. Kevill
Trenton
Leighton Williams
John Dr. Rockefeller
Merchants' Rates From Texas Announced for New Orleans Trip
The Merchants' Association reports that several rail lines including the Houston and Texas Central and the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio have authorized Texas to New Orleans merchant rates July 21 to August 3 and August 4 to 6 inclusive. The fare is one fare and one third round trip with a 30 day return limit. The discount applies on the certificate plan and also with the water trip from New Orleans on Southern Pacific steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association
Houston & Texas Central Railroad
Houston, East & West Texas Railway Company
Morgan's
Louisiana & Texas Railroad
Louisiana Western Railroad
Texas & New Orleans Railroad
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Railway
Texas
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
European crop situation in June summary report
The June summary of conditions abroad reports unseasonably cold and gloomy weather in Northwestern Europe, delaying crops in Britain and France despite ample rainfall. Italy and Spain also saw low temperatures, while Russia and other Eastern regions enjoyed a genial, springlike month. Overall prospects vary, with Western crops behind but benefiting from rain, and Southern Europe showing less favorable signs than Eastern regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Great Britain
France
Italy
Spain
Russia
Five Per Cent for Men in Fall River Mills
The Cotton Manufacturers Association in Fall River proposes a minimum 6 percent profit sharing dividend for mill operatives, based on the cotton cost margin versus cloth price. If rejected, mills would return the dispute to arbitration. unions to meet Wednesday to vote on the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Textile Council
W. L. Douglas
Belmont Tunnel Fight Hikes to New York Supreme Court
The New York and Long Island Railway Company seeks to permanently stop the city from revoking the permit for the Belmont tunnel under 42nd Street and the East River. Justice Fitzgerald heard arguments after an injunction pendente lite had blocked city officials from canceling the permit granted to Construction Company. The case hinges on whether the franchise revived for August Belmont’s extension remained valid despite city claims it had lapsed. Proceedings continued with witnesses addressing route work and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & Long Island Railway Company
Steinway
42D Street
East River
Belmont
Supreme Court
Justice Fitzgerald
Blanchard
O'Brien
Railway Company
Sunday Baseball Cases Adjourned in Brooklyn Courts
Magistrates adjourn Sunday law cases against baseball players in Brooklyn courts with one exception. West Point and Brighton clubs arraigned in Gates avenue, Ridgewood discharged in Flushing, Brooklyn Baseball Club officials adjourned at Myrtle avenue. Eight players in Williamsburg held on $300 bail as decision looms from higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Higginbotham
Gates Avenue
Saratoga Park
West Point
Brighton
Ridgewood
Flushing Court
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Myrtle Avenue
Baldwin
Oreilly
Manhattan Avenue
Williamsburg
O'Keeffe
Tobacco acreage uncertain due to May planting weather
Washington reports unfavourable May weather hindered tobacco planting across much of the United States. By May 23 contractors had transplanted little, except in southern states. The Department of Agriculture will publish acreage and state condition comparisons on July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Department
Women's Summer Neckwear Display Highlights Variety
On the first floor a prominent display features hand embroidered neckwear in many shapes including Peter Pan collars collar and cuff sets stocks and cuffs sailor and round collars priced from 1.34 to 5.96 Real Irish crochet Eton collars priced at 2.89 Fancy stock collars 24c and 46c Automobiling scarves 1.46 to 2.97 Tailored stocks in linen pique and madras 24c to 46c Windsors and Four in Hand ties 24c to 69c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Gibson
Madras
Furnished rooms to let in New York City listings
Single insertions offer classified rooms at multiple addresses across Manhattan and vicinity. Listings include furnished rooms with varying rates from $0.75 to $8 per day or week, near Riverside Park, Bryant Park, and Harlem areas, with board options and references. Details at The New York Tribune Uptown Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
The
New York Tribune
Broadway
86Th and
87Th Sts
End Ave
Riverside Park
New York
West End
49Th ST
Bryant Park
English Carving Sets Offered At Basement Prices
Basement sale advertises English carving sets with stag and celluloid handles at deep discounts. Item highlights include 99c stag-handled carving knife and fork, 1.49 stag-handled set, 1.98 three-piece stag-handled set, 2.49 celluloid three-piece set, all compared to higher regular prices.
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J.J. Bagley & Co
Ray
Taft
Nie
Mupmyadi
Janos
NEW Banking House
Banque de la Havana—National City Bank
Y. M.C. A. Carnival
James McCreery & Co
Twenty-third Street
H. Macy & Co
25Th Street
Foreign Office
New York State
Dresden
Macys
Saratoga Springs
New Columbian Hotel
Congress Springs
Convention Hall
Bath
Alabama
11Th St
Speer’s Shades
Evergreen Park
Passaic
N. J
City
Erie Depot
Cathedral Heights
St. Marc
West 112Th St
Tilley
West 116Th St
West
94Th ST
Duchamp
12Th ST
Darneville
West 30Th St
S6th ST
34Th ST
Madison Ave
Penent
Buerkle
J. W. Williams
W. Bath
Hed
City of
4Th Ave
Clara Gottesman
Williams’ Carpet Gleaming CO
West 77Th ST
Riverside
F Bohm
Harlem Rug Mfg. Co
East 59Th St
Plaza
Coria
East 45Th St
COE & Brandt
L. Merece
West 39Th St
Bryant Brooklin
Nev
St ST. ST
Hoon W's
Gover
Saare
Union
Srime Savings Institution
Union Mine Savings Institution
Seamen's Bank For Savings
Wail St
Man Savings Bank
City of York
Bank For Savings
Bank Bank
York
West Fourteenth Street
Rogers al
Poimt de Paris
Val
Sum
Siciliennes
Chambrays & Zzpayrs
Saxony
H. S
Point de Paris
Cambric
Namsook
al Ain
H. Shem
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