Indictments Target Bare Copper Wire Association Forces
The United States charges eight groups in New York and surrounding firms with illegal restraint of interstate trade in bare copper wire. The indictment details price fixing, output capping, and deposits to govern member companies. Indicted include Frank J Gould and Ferdinand W Roebling, with others named across steel, copper, and wire product brands.
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Bare Copper Wire Association
City
New York
Fare Copper Wire Association
Rawin Ki. Jackson, Jr
Tobacco Order Issued by Supreme Court Directing Rehearing
Washington's Supreme Court issued an order directing the Attorney General to instruct lower courts to carry out the Supreme Court decision on the American Tobacco Company. The company is granted a thirty day period to seek rehearing and present its case.
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Asairm
Inquest Into Antitrust Claims Against International Harvester
A inquiry considers whether the International Harvester Company violated interstate commerce or national antitrust laws. It asks if the firm colluded with other persons or corporations and whether there is evidence of interrelation with its rivals.
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International Harvester Company
Hay
Lobeck
Steamers Aranmore and General Wolfe Clash in Fog
In heavy fog five miles below Murray Bay the Aranmore rammed the General Wolfe on the starboard side. The General Wolfe sank within thirty minutes at thirty fathoms. no lives were lost. A lifeboat evacuation saved many, including seven nuns. The Aranmore brought all survivors to port. The General Wolfe carried a cargo mainly of three hundred cases of cosmetics bound for the United States. Both ships were owned by Holliday brothers of the same city.
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Luncheon for Baron Kornfeld in Budapest Visit
A luncheon honored Baron Kornfeld hosted by Eugene J. Deuth in Budapest. The event, held at a Vienna style venue, showcased Hungarian credit banks and high society figures. The guest of honor spoke on economic ties and regional finance, with attendees from Hungary and nearby nations.
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Albany Assembly Passes Conservation Bill Amid Debate
Albany June 29 The Assembly approved with 105 to 9 opposition the Wagner conservation bill amid brief remarks by leaders Merritt and Cuvillier. Amendments were adopted to fix clerical errors while a commission was provided for. Other measures passed include a $5 annual pension for ex-Folton Chief Devery, street railway transfer rules, a police pay raise, and various:civil and fiscal actions.
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Cobb
Coats
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A. J. Lavy
Lawmakers battle over fusion bill in tense New York session
Amid sharp clashes, Senator Saxe and Senator Wagner push amendments to a reform measure as Tammany Hall faces calls to loosen grip. Debates hinge on voting machines, woman watchers, and fusion rules while Assembly balks at delays and runs a marathon session.
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Assembly Judiciary Committee Backs Blauvelt Ferris Primary Bill
The Assembly Judiciary Committee favored the Blauvelt Ferris direct nomination measure for all public offices except statewide elections. It allows party committees and petition designations, provides an official primary ballot, and sets rules on ticket arrangement and candidate appearance.
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Prconda
Dix Signs Twenty Nine Bills In Late Session
The legislature approved twenty nine acts while vetoing two in what lawmakers said was to curb special legislation. Notable items authorize mortgage and insurance investments, judge salaries raised to 17000, a new state highway route, wage protections, and restrictions on misleading loan practices and emigrant transport. A board of supervisors may adjust district boundaries for voter convenience, and funds were provided to prevent poverty among children.
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New York
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Foley
State to Buy General Schuyler Mansion in Albany
Albany June 2. State plans to purchase the General Schuyler mansion Albany for historic purposes at 10 dollars per acre? A meeting of the commissioners for the Land Office heard the report from Edward Lagarsky Secretary of State Attorney General Carmody and Controller Lobi er. A committee was named to inspect the property. Wax accepted.
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Mail Clerk Fooled Robbers On Northbound Train Heist
A Northbound Southern Pacific passenger train near West Fork in Douglas County was held at a remote way station. Two robbers entered the mail car, opened registered pouches, and Placed money parcels onto a pile as shots from the engineer ended the assault. No arrests reported.
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Surrogates Court hears contested Damon will tale
A woman claiming to be Elizabeth Sexton testified in Surrogates Court that Mrs Kate T Damon died as the result of a bathtub drowning allegedly aided by Mrs Lillian R Mall, the named executrix. Ten cousins contest the August 1 1907 will with codicil of November 12 1908 on grounds of incompetence fraud and undue influence. The case notes that Charles J Damon is deceased and the residuary heirs were his two children from a first wife.
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Elizabeth Sexton
Annie Haley
Dorchester
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Lillian R. Mall
St Hewett Place
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Thomas Ax
John Damon
Catharine A. 1. Fghter
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