Antitrust Ruling Against Major Steel and Oil Conglomerates
In a April 1909 circuit court decision at St Louis Judge Hook and colleagues issued a decree dissolving a broad conspiracy to restrain trade across interstate commerce. The ruling, never to be lifted except on appeal, bars Rockefeller and thirty other corporations from continuing the combination and imposes structural changes to end monopolistic practices cited as a landmark in U.S. industrial law. The case, fought by Kellogg and Morrison for the government and a team of defense lawyers, is hailed as one of the most notable in the nation’s legal and financial history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
St Louis
Sai
van Devanter
Cheyenne
Hook
Leavenworth
Pth
Adacia
Lovie
RopeAecreg
Jetres
Ubless
Jutze Hook
Atttion
Bendicent
Corporation
Self
Frank B. Kellogg
Sts Paul
Charles B. Morrison
Chicago
Alathe Andohn
John
Arch. Dold
Oliver -H. -Payne
Charles“, Pratt
the Stanchard Ol. Company
New Jersey
Prantes
Paymaster's $17,000 payroll missing at Detroit bank
A bank in Detroit on November 22 reported that $17,000 intended for Elmive Automatic company's payroll vanished, replaced by paying bricks. The warrant named Chauncey Hammond, former paymaster, as linked to the case while his discharge noted. Meanwhile a Bathing at Atlantic City item notes mild temps and a chilly day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
First “National Bank
Arid
Elmf “Automatic Company
Bricka
Chauncey Hammond
Amanter
Descent Into Coal Mine Rescue Ends With Few Survivors
A desperate rescue effort at a coal mine reaches the east end where more teens are believed alive. Twenty of many missing are known dead, with 93 unaccounted as exhaustion and hunger take its toll. Courage remains while a sense of marvels surfaces in the town.
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Bisaing
Charry
Ako
Ieee
Gaye
Alate
Iader Iav
Valnade
Houta Ald
Die’ Ott
Reacua Shoul
Jan Oid Chufehman
Mam
Cleland
Loati
Pope
Mnait Hood
Nourmahal Yacht Arrives in San Juan Harbor Porto Rico
Report from Inner Caribbean states John Jacob Astor's Nourmahal steam yacht entered San Juan Harbor Porto Rico on November 16 and remained anchored there by November 15. The party aboard includes Colonel Astor’s son Vincent aged eighteen, his tutor Hans von Kaltenborn, a few personal friends, and a crew of forty five.
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Willematad
Caracao
John Jacob Astor
San Juan
Porto Rico
Caracas
Nour Mahal
Ane Harbor
Astorus
Vincent
Hans von Kaltenborn
Arkansas Governor Overlooked Pension Signatures
An overlooked step left Confederate pension funds un signed by Arkansas Governor in 1922. Auditors had already disbursed over 455000 of the 1000000 appropriation. Both houses passed the bill in proper form, awaiting signature which was not affixed, delaying next year’s pension payments.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Athte
Smat
Approves New Design for Postal Cards in 1922
Postmaster General Hitchcock approves a redesigned postal card to be issued by the government printing office. The ordinary card remains but gains a better likeness of the late president with a revised border. A separate report from Annapolis notes a hospital verdict related to a paralyzing incident and an attorney involved in a separate case.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Yao
McKinley
Deaign
Campaign Expenses in Local Race Revealed
The report lists campaign costs for several candidates including a total of $2,503.03 with minor items like postage and certification fees. Contributions to the central committee total $225 from M A E Bloor and others, with individual candidates such as G Ortiz and James P Harris detailing expenses and contributions to the Republican central committee.
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Worthington
G. Imoyd Palmer
M.A. E. Bloor
Charles W. ‘Zimmerman
Bus Jen Aled
Pénace
C.caueherman
House of Delcgntes
Central Committee
James P. Harris
House of ‘Delegates
Law's Grip Fines for Disorder and Drinking
Irn Nusa arrested on Canture night for drunkenness and fighting. Justice Alfred Ritter fined him $2.50, paid. J A Wilbido arrested for drunk and fighting, $2.50 fine paid. Gert Weedon noted for fighting and creating a street disturbance, $5 fine paid. Eimer Jackson colored arrested for fighting and creating a disturbance, $5 fine, 30 days in jail in default.
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Nusa
Herwig
Drun
Alfred Ritter
J. A. Wilbido
iGert
Dieter
Eimer Jackson
Basketball Team Heads to Chambersburg for Key League Game
The Plan and basketball team travel to Chambersburg tomorrow for a five league contest. The Diamonds and Frederick High School basketball teams meet tonight at Diamond rink for a scheduled game.
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Chambersburg
The
Diamonds
Frederick
Memorial Tablet Honors War Dead at Baltimore Armory
The ceremony marked by military honors unveiled a bronze tablet in the regiment armory to memorialize those who died in the South during the Spanish American War. Among the names is Thomas M. Wolfe of Frederick, a private in Company A who died in Tampa Bay. Wolfe is buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery in Baltimore.
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Hofth Regiment
Baltimore
Wien
Cuba
Thomas M. Wolfe
Frederick
Tampa
Flawate Wolfe
Mount Olivet
Thanksgiving Assembly at Ritchie School In Early Evening
A Thanksgiving assembly will be held under the auspices of Migs Ritchie at the school. The event invites students and friends to attend in the evening with a program prepared for the occasion.
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Migs Ritchie
Bob
Migs “Ritchie
Rexall Orderlies Promise Quick Relief for Constipation
A Frederick Rexall ad touts Rexall Orderlies as safe effective and easy to use for all ages including children and delicate persons. The ad pledges money back if not satisfied and lists two sizes 12 tablets for 10 cents and 36 tablets for 35 cents with store location Williamson North Market St Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Frederick
Williamson
North Market
Auton automobile measure to be brought before legislature
Fragmentary item discusses a proposed measure regarding automobiles and seating regulations. It notes the need for thorough study and careful drafting before any action by the legislature, with suggestions shaped by committee comparisons and public interest. The readable portions imply a Maryland context and legislative consideration.
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Maryland
Virginia Prohibition Fight Predicted by Anti-Saloon League
The Anti-Saloon League predicts Virginia will vote dry by about 40,000 in the next election. Secretary McAllister notes a strong prohibition campaign ahead, with investigation showing state sentiment leans against alcohol. The league plans a summer effort to build on prohibition strength in Virginia.
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Virginia
AB Ae
Ttid
Bea “Bebietary McAllister
Ata Carafal
Pentimenii Aguinit
Esioon
Poole Brown and Hungerford Weddings and Peters Concert
News notes from Sunbury and Hagerstown cover two weddings and a benefit concert. Mina Poole Brown of Sunbury marries Oliver Poole with family and clergy present. Walter Hungerford of Senec and Rebecca Hungerford of Poolesville wed at the parsonage. A Herr Peter Peters concert in Hose Hall features Miss Faunt Le Hoy and Mrs. Burck with a notable program for Peters.
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Poole—Hungerford
Walter
Nace
Senecs
Rebecca Mabel Hungerford
Poolesville
A. E. Parsonage
E. Lamar
Hagerstown
Peter, Peters
Peters
Mary “Steekel
Burck
Herr Peters
Mia. C. C. Waters
Mica Faunt LeRoy
Mrs. Burck
Edna Bargesan Death and 113 Class At Cardinal Gibbons
Edna Bargesan was killed near a crossing by a shifting engine on a bridge. Cardinal Gibbons confirmed a class of 113. The First Methodist and other local churches marked anniversaries as Keedy district growers held an ADS event. Dr. Tivegore A. K. Hammershine, a Republican, represented the city in a notable local scene.
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Bargesan
Cardinal Gibbons
Tivegore
A. K. Hammershine
Anneal City
Fred Todudd
Oenend
North van Tory
T Garey
Ieee
Paar Biike Reiaret
Digestive Relief Claim: One Pill Destroys Gas and Bloating
An advertisement promises Little Diapepein as a universal remedy that supposedly allows all meals to be digested completely, eliminating gas, heartburn, bloating, and discomfort. It claims no single doctor can digest all foods yet this product can prevent fermentation and souring, enabling unlimited eating without pain.
Unclear OCR fragment on a Frederick occasion
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a holiday event and a request to Mrs Market's in a barge tin Wagon to take something home for Miss Ritchie tomorrow morning at 30.30.0 oclock. Citizens are urged to participate in the occasion but the garbled words obscure precise details.
Judge McSherry's Pérun Portrait of Judge James Macher
A historical notice notes the late Judge James Macher as chief justice for many years and references the court and appeals process. Commissions for Harry W. Bowora clerk of the court elect and Charles W. Zimmerman county commissioner elect have been received at the clerk's office.
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McSherry
James Macher
Court of Een
Harry W. Bow Ora
Charles ‘W. Zimmerman
County
Boy Buried Alive In Cavern Tragedy In New Jersey
Paterson, Nov 22 George Sullivan a twelve year old boy suffocated in a cave in at Sandy Hill Paterson five other boys barely escaped with their lives Twenty men with shovels labored to reach the lad but he was dead when recovered after two hours of effort the boys were at play dumping from a bank when a portion gave way meanwhile Paris Bourbon County Kentucky faces diphtheria spread forcing closure of churches schools and amusements as the town and surrounding area are isolated by the disease.
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Paterson
N. J
A - Cavert
George Sullivan
Sandy Hill
Lexington
Paris
Bourbon County
Carroll and Avant Literary Societies Hold Regular Meetings
Carroll High School's Adamptown society met November 19 with program including songs essays readings and piano. Frederick College's Ein Avant group met November 20 with declamations readings and an oration before adjourning. A Lutheran education fund drive aims to raise 25000 for Gettysburg College and others. two unrelated medical ad bits follow.
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Carroll
Carroll’ Literary Society
Adamptown
Regilar
Julia TB. Thomas
Bernard
Julia “Thomas
Hentenerbi
Maryland
Clarence Ogle
John W.nill
Keefer Wachter
John J. O'Hara
Edna* Whiter
Preston Smiths
Raymond Krantz
BN Avant
Ein Avant Literary Society
Frederick College
Paul Beard
Henfebstein
Garrett and
Smith
Eicheberger
Chapltpe
Nomagie
E. Hartin
Rouzer
Daniels
United States
Frederick G. Gotwalt
York
Symodical Board of Education
Lutheran Church
Bis
Gettys, College
Roentan
Bathleae Resarncity
Sac Guspeerthage
Schoo
Women seek fuller board representation in county offices
A report notes plans to appoint a woman to the county board of social commissions at the election, with the governor urged to name a Democrat. The women’s clubs, federated across the county, push for a board member who understands children’s needs. Under the law two Republicans and four Democrats must be appointed. Names of current officials and local references are listed, along with a note on the Anti-Saloon League meeting in Frederick County at the Y M C A.
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Clube
Sgtioal Commin County Commissioners
Cluba
George Hern
Arquhar
Willard
Zadoc
Awe Cashel
Milford
Any & Womah
Anti-Saloon League
Frederick County
Arent
Notices for the late George W. Nicholas estate
Probate notice warns creditors and claimants of the estate of George W. Nicholas of Frestetick County. Creditors must present claims by May. those indebted to the estate should settle promptly. Executor: Aneline Nicholas, executor, October 25.
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George W. Nicholas
Frestetick
Ereby
Ross
Aneline
Nicholas
Public Sales Notice Requires Court Approval
Public sale notices indicate an auction of property under court order. The notice lists the case details, next steps, and deadlines for creditors to file claims, with the sale to occur at a specified location and date per local legal requirements.
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CASH
Atlantlc
Dittantie
ASTOR
San: Juan Harbor
Nourmahal
William Vincent Astor
Annapolis
Paral Hospital
Soene
A Mowart
Dann
N. Cy.- Inet
Poole—Brown
Mina Vorns
Jane ‘Brown
Sunbury
Gibson
Oliver Poole
Oliver
E *McClow
Margaret Woaner
James W. Diggles
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Fof Bloomaburg
Asalatea
Bt. Mark's. Episcopal Church
Northumberland
William C. Brown
Marl. Brown
Iman
Maldief
Altired
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Frances
Bes Ornhan
Mel Hiate
Frances Ie
Prigr
John E. Phlbeger
Geo Il
Whitmore
Orphans' Coit
Wallafor
Bieter
Orphans’ Court
Frederick Courity
Sein
R. R
Bradadock Heights
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R. He, Peterman
W. Franklin Sc
Ity
Rex
Whlsbe
Lona
North Carey & Street
Frederick, Wd
Sugtidiy
C. Ts
T. Kefauver
Hoth Market Biréet
Fredérick
Lavensita
Wetouener
Prstiotaie
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Andd Nour
Turopike
East Setond
Wenebrecer
Butidi Pais
Aldo Targe Ware
Bude
Isdtt
Makati
Ae A 'Herseet
Pheel
Second &T
Daniel B. Miller
Middletown Savings Bank
Middletown
Aera
Adottan
Milk
Nezantt
Baltimore and Washington
White Cross Milk
Baltinone and
Washington White Cross Milk CO
Lalor Altimoere
Ohio Railroad
Senate
Caly
Aubton
Brak
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