Plan for Tobacco Trust dissolving discussed in New York
In New York the plan for dissolving the tobacco trust and reorganization under the American Tobacco Company was debated before the U S circuit court. Attorneys for both sides argued for and against the four independent divisions while independent manufacturers opposed the proposal as insufficient to break up control. Attorney General Wickersham filed an answer seeking guidance and reserves five years to seek additional relief if needed. Judges Lacombe Ward Coxe and Noyes led the discussion as arguments concluded.
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New York
Tobacco Trust
American Tobacco Company
United States Cir.cuit Court
Wickersham
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Supreme Court
American Tobacco and
Joseph H. Choate
Louis J. Brandeis
Boston
J. C. McReynolds
Edwin P. Grosvenor
Atorney
Attorney General
Tme
Lacombe
Ward
Coxé
Noyes
Somerville Contralto Marries After Church Ceremony
Jésa mine Burd, prominent contralto of the choir at First Baptist Somerville, wed James Weir Lee, a construction engineer, at the church altar after a musical service conducted by Rev. Frederick J. Soule. Bridesmaid Bers Lindquist assisted. Best man Ralph M. Cole. The ceremony drew a crowd beyond capacity as many friends were invited by whim to avoid excluding acquaintances.
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Somerville
N. J
First Baptist Church
Jéssamine Burd
James Weir Lee
Frederick J. Soule
Bers Lindquist
Ralph M. Cole
Tottenville
Students Stuck by Molasses at Ohio University
Ada Ohio October 31 1000 students were unable to rise from seats after molasses spread across the chapel benches at Ohio Northwestern University during evening exercises. The sticky mess disabled students and instructors. classes were canceled for the day as President Albert B Smith ordered an investigation into the prank.
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Ohio University
Ada
Ohio Northwestern
Albert B. Smith
Peach Trees Bloom in Georgia Amid Crop Fears
Americus Georgia October 31 Hundreds of thousands of peach trees are in full bloom raising fears of a poor next year’s crop. Some growers reportedly consider removing trees and converting land to cotton to salvage profits.
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Georgia
Americus
Court upholds jail terms for Long Branch gambling house
The U S Supreme Court affirmed the Court of Appeals of New Jersey ruling that Joseph R Moore and Louis Kahn serve a year in prison and pay a $1000 fine for maintaining a gambling house at Long Branch.
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Washington
Court of Appeals of
New Jersey
Joseph R. Moore
Louis Kahn
Long Branch
United States Supreme Court
Studies Of The Farmer A Close Look At Agricultural Progress
The United States government and farmer institutes drive agricultural advances. In 1910 to 1920 reports show 5,601 institutes nationwide, with 2,396,908 attendees and $492,274.25 in 1910 appropriations. State legislatures funded $572,430.48, railroads financed agricultural instruction trains for 189,645 attendees. Four hundred college staff aided outreach, marking increased institute days and sessions across states.
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United States
Philadelphia Record
Pdice
United States Department of Agriculture
New Mexico
Nevada
Alaska
Hawaii
Yagricultural
Lald
Tsi
To Keep Plants Moist in Drought Seasons
Advice on using a water pad to keep young plants moist during dry weather. A tray or box at the edge of the pan reaches the roots to prevent evaporation. Overnight setup ensures water availability. remove in the morning. Ends with a note on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children and local sale by druggists.
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Ed Draggista
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