Supreme Court Rules United States Steel Not A Trust
The Supreme Court held United States Steel Corporation is not a trust under the Sherman Act and need not dissolve. The ruling upholds a lower court dismissal of the government suit filed in New Jersey years ago. The 4-3 decision notes no illegal acts since 1911 and that price setting did not occur.
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Washington
Maren
United States Steel Corporation
New Jersey
Federal District Court
Supreme Court
McKenna
White
Holmes
Vandevayter
Pitney
Day
Clarke
McReynolds
Brandeis
The Prize Recruiting Essay by Joseph Armstrong
The essay argues army enlistment offers education and travel, with practical training in many professions. It praises instructors, facilities, and financial support while noting physical development, self defense, and democratic, inclusive soldier character. It frames the army as providing education, meals, housing, and pay.
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Roswell
Josph Armstrong
United States Army
Hawaii
Philippines
French Intent Break Strike In Paris Mobilizes Strikers
Paris reports mobilization of railway strikers under military duty to break the strike. Five strikers were arrested for resisting mobilization as the government reimposes wartime coal restrictions to avert fuel shortages. Authorities in cities threatened with shortages may commandeer transport.
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Paris
New York Republicans Petition Hoover for Ballot Spot
In New York's Seventeenth district Republicans circulate petitions to place Herbert Hoover on the party ballot for the April primaries his home district during his residence there.
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New York
Hoover
York
Seventeenth Congressional District
Herbert Hoover
Shade trees for sale by Ray Deerholt at Mirfe area
Ray Deerholt sells all varieties of name grown shade trees at 910 North Richardson Ave Mirfe. Customers can inspect available species and arrange purchases locally.
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Ray Deerholt
North
Richardson Ave
Miffe
Mirfe
Marland's Ocean Cruise Seeds Oil Quest Across Americas
E W Marland of Punta City Oklahoma heads a private yacht voyage through Latin America seeking oil riches. Associates include F P Geyer former Oklahoma star and Col Franklin R Kenney with W H McFadden. Planned stops cover Panama, Venezuela, Colombia and Mexico.
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Tampico
America
E. W. Marland
Punta City
Okla
Pittsburgh
Marland Refining Company
Oneida
Marland
Latin America
Mexico
Lanuma
FP. P
Luci
Geyer
University of Oklahoma Eleven
Funama
Caracas
Venezuela
Lake Maraciibo
Oronoco River
Colombia
Panama Cangal
Salvador
Nicaragua
Tropics
Sonora
Naulea
Lower
California
Oklahoma
Col
Franklin R. Kenney
Chicago
Ponca City
Persaping
American Rail Service
W. H. McFadden
United States
Weather Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity Tonight
Roswell and vicinity expect unsettled weather tonight and Tuesday with not very cold temps. For New Mexico cloudy tonight and Tuesday with rain likely in the north portion. Warmer tonight in the south portion.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Unsettled Weather Across the West and Plains
Unsettled weather with rain persists from the Rockies to the Pacific and cloudy skies extend eastward across the southern plains. Temperatures run above seasonal norms west of the mountains and are above average elsewhere in the West. Tonight and probably Tuesday will remain unsettled with higher temperatures tonight.
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Rockies
Pacific
Southern
Plains
Mountains
Chamber of Commerce Directors Meet at Gilder Hotel
The Chamber of Commerce directors will hold their regular monthly meeting Thursday at 6 30 PM at the Gilder hotel. The gathering is described as very important with several major topics up for action.
Detroit Builders Show Opens With Expanded Floor Space
Detroit Mich March 1 The second annual builders show opened Saturday and will run through March 7. The event features a large display area and highlights building products in what organizers call a major exposition.
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Detroit
Mich
War Department plans school for army physical training at Camp Benning
Plans completed to establish a Camp Benning Georgia school training army physical instructors. Five officers from each department will be detailed to study physical training and athletics and return equipped to teach. The program includes hand to hand fighting and body control, agility, strength and endurance. A separate school for army chaplains at Chillicothe Ohio is being developed by the War Plans Division.
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Washington
Camp Benning
Georgia
War Department
Army
Camp Banning
Np Sherman
Chrilicothe
Ohio
War Plaps Division
Blackdom Oil signs deep test contract with California drill firm
The Blackdom Oil Company contracts a California drilling company for a deep test on 4200 acres near Blackdong. Operations must start in 90 days with drilling within six months, beginning with a 20 inch casing to 3500 feet unless paying quantities are found earlier. A 1250 dollar per acre bonus and a 5000 dollar bond are posted. National Exploration prepares to drill at Orchard Park while Picacho operations resume.
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Blackdom Oil Company
California
Blackdong
Blackdom’ Oil Company
National Exploration Company
Orchard Park
Picacho
Roswell Clean-Up Plan Urges Immediate City Youth
City officials and civic groups meet to push a thorough cleanup of Roswell including burning yard waste and hauling remaining debris. Residents urged to start now, burn what you can, hire wagons for larger loads, and cooperate to meet the March 2 1920 start date.
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Clyde Fulton
Tusday
A. D
New England Faces Transportation Crisis After Rail Return
Boston March 1. The return of railroads to private control left New England in its worst transportation crisis. The New Haven Railway management ordered the curtailment of fifty one passenger trains to free locomotives for coal and other freight, which under government control had congested terminals.
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Boston
Mass
New England
New Haven Railway
What Europe 10 offers to American investors
American manufacturers seek what European buyers can offer as security before shipping materials abroad. Inquiries pour into the Commerce Department on how to back credits with mortgages on European plants or stock dividends. Officials caution investors to vet enterprises and agents, noting vast potential profits in Europe and calling for cautious, well sourced investments.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Bor
Wokreby
United States
Europe
Conaerbis
France
Busland
Italy
U.S
Visitors to New Mexico Wool Growers meet arrive Sunday
Visitors for the New Mexico Wool Growers convention will begin arriving Sunday for a three day gathering next Monday and Tuesday. About fifty out of town guests are expected and housing is urged through the Chamber of Commerce as hotels may be full. Notables include Senator Fall Governor Larrazolo Congressman Hernandez and National Wool Growers president Hagenbarth who will attend sessions in the court room.
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Geo W. Cox
Comanche
Oklahoma
Roswell-Comanche
Geo. W. Losey
First National Bank of
Hagerman
New Mexico
C. A. Rector
Hernandez
Hagenbarth
The
National Association
Supreme Court rules resale price fixing illegal
The Supreme Court ruled that resale price fixing by manufacturers is illegal. The decision was announced from Washington on March 1.
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Supreme Court
Washington
League Nations to Investigate Russia Commission
Paris March 1 The executive council of the League of Nations will meet March 12 to organize a commission for investigating Russia as recommended by the premier's council.
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League Nations
Russia
Paris
League of Nations
AFL to take no further action on railroad bill
Samuel Gompers announced in Miami on March 1 that the American Federation of Labor will fail to take further action on the railroad bill. The terse statement ends the AFL stance on the measure as presented.
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A. FE. EL
Miami
Florida
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Railroads Return to Private Control After Two Years
Washington reports the railroads are back under private control under Wilson's terms signed Saturday night. Midnight last night marked the switch with little disruption aside from reestablishing separate freight offices and competing agents in major cities. Brotherhood leaders remain dissatisfied with wage talks, while unions warn negotiations will take months as labor adjustment boards handle wage questions. Samuel Rea, president of the Pennsylvania system, cites the interstate commerce commission's role in valuation, consolidation policy, and maintaining railroad credit to enable new capital for expansion.
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Washington
Wilson
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania System
Interstate Commerce Commission
Breweries win injunction on 2.5 percent beer in Wisconsin
Federal Judge F A Geiger granted an injunction blocking federal officials from interfering with the manufacture of two and one half percent beer under a Wisconsin state law. Wisconsin breweries may continue production unless the United States Supreme Court reverses the ruling.
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Milwaukee
F. A. Geiger
Wisconsin
Federal Supreme Court
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Ruth Skeen
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Santa Fe
W. E L. Lindsey
Portales
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T. J. Mabry
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Las Vegas
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Silver City
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Congress
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Cleinest CY
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England
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War Finance Corporation
New York Stock Exchange
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Chamber of Deputies
Millérand
Preto
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R. Daughtry
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