Indicted Cement Trust Faces Antitrust Charges Across Nations
Federal grand jury indicted 74 corporations and 40 individuals forming a cement combine for alleged price fixing and monopoly. The case cites six dominant firms with coast to coast plants and a Web concern, alleging uniform prices, restricted output, delivery schemes, and sales control to suppress competition in construction cement. Court action followed testimony before the Lockwood committee. warrants to follow for those failing to appear.
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Northwest
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Caruso Undergoes Second Pleural Operation In Albany
Enrico Caruso, plagued by pleurisy and near death, was operated on again in Albany with five doctors present. A second small pus collection was evacuated and oxygen tanks were readied for emergency use. Officials report he rested comfortably, though details remain cautious as physicians monitor his condition. Mayors from upstate cities arrived for a state conference amid tense debates over Governor Miller’s transit and utility reforms, with strong opposition expected to the Knight-Adler bill.
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Buffalo
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Hiram
Lusk
Archie B. Jones
Hinghamton
Milley
Girl Father Arrested for Biting Little Sister
Philip J. Clark a Longshoreman at 360 Front Street was jailed in the night court on 500 bond after his daughter Edna aged eighteen accused him of chasing her and biting her ten year old sister who suffered a bad wound. Police say he admitted drinking whisky. Magistrate Ten Eyck ordered notification of the Children's Society for Tombs Court trial. bail was not posted.
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Front Street
Robert Ten
Edna
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Ten Eyck
Children’s Society
Tombs Court
Wilson’s Paris Expenses Itemized War Funds Report
President Wilson sent the House a late day, 500-page itemized statement of expenditures from the 150 million war funds, focusing on amounts spent by the American peace mission at Paris. The report, ordered by a House resolution amid last week’s turbulence, was not released publicly and was referred to the Appropriations Committee.
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Champ Clark in Grave Condition as Doctor Reports
Washington March 1 Rep Champ Clark Democratic leader and ex Speaker remains in extremely grave condition. Dr Jesse Shoup says Clark had a small rally and took nourishment though consciousness uncertain and pulse reportedly stronger tonight. telegrams and inquiries pour in from across the nation including Rep Mann of Illinois who opposed Clark for the Speakership.
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Senate Calls For a Parley on Naval Disarmament
The Senate urged the President to convene an international naval disarmament conference through an amendment to the Naval Appropriation bill. Senators Borah Edge Lodge Poindexter Williams debated in secret session about the Yap episode and Pacific tensions, then resumed open debate on the $500,190,000 bill with persistent opposition and a push for armament reductions.
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Harding to Name Labor Nominee Today
Marion Ohio dispatch reports President elect Harding plans to announce the Labor portfolio choice soon with James J. Davis of Pennsylvania expected as nominee. Harding confirms Mellon as Secretary of the Treasury and discusses cabinet talks with Fall and Hays before Washington.
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Chicago
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Policeman Shins 16 Floors Up To Nab Alleged Thief
Patrolman Mott, perched on a steel girder above Broadway, persuaded Edwards, a 22 year old negro porter, to shinny down after a pursuit on the State Theater building girders. Edwards, accused of petty larceny, was taken to police headquarters along with two complainants from dressing rooms at the Lyceum. The tense capture ended when Edwards slid down the beam amid heated exchange with the officer.
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Rich Divorcee Murders Suitor After Jealous Row in Chicago
Chicago report says Hoybert Zingler, Goodyear division manager, was shot by Isabella Orthwein at 4:40 am after forcing entry to her bedroom. Orthwein, already divorced from Ralph Orthwein, explains a jealous quarrel and alleged threats. she claims self defense amid an affair with Ziegler dating to 1915. She is taken to Shefeld Avenue station to elaborate. details link to a previous marriage settlement and cabaret circles in St. Louis and Chicago.
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Repeal of War Statutes Awaits Wilson Action
Congress completed action to repeal virtually all war laws by voting to concur with Senate amendments. The plan would leave the trading with the enemy, Liberty bonds, and War Finance Corporation acts intact while restoring the 1917 Espionage Act and repealing the harsher 1919 measures.
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