Sherman Law On Trust Busting Question After Supreme Court
Washington March 2 Government officials faced confusion over further anti trust action after the Supreme Court ruled United States Steel Corp was not a violation. Some DOJ leaders believed the ruling nullified the Sherman anti trust framework and would shape forthcoming steps. Attorney General Palmer was expected to outline future action, while others criticized the decision noting it would have altered the government’s position in a 5 to 4 ruling.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
United States Steel Corporation
Staunant
Amelia Tobacco
Lupswine
Falmer
Alnee
Ate Fornes General
Brandela
Senate
Ani
Eome
Aft
Steel Trust
Steel Corporation
Severnl Dig
Anita
Quaker
Lostman Kodak
Kerstone
Deficiency Bill Advances Through House For Border Patrol
The House passes a deficiency measure funding a Canadian and Mexican border patrol at 1,000,000 and naval shipyard repairs at 5,000,000 as part of a 55,000,000 total. Senate previously agreed to amend the bill. Washington, D. C.
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Washington, D. C. Marsh
Senate
Dept
House
Edwards Signs New Jersey Alcohol Bill
Governor Edwards signed a New Jersey alcohol bill regulating manufacture and sale of beverages containing 3.4 percent alcohol. The legislation followed Senate action after Assembly approval last week. The governor announced the move as part of ongoing peace measures.
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Trenton
X._J
Senate
Chicago Electricians Plan Sympathy Strike
Chicago March 2 union leaders predicted a general walkout of sleeve lecon workers following two strikes by mater readers. Most motor readers of the Commonseralth-Etisan Company walked out early today. The strike was sanctioned by the Chicago Federation of Labor. If demands are not met all workers will walk off during the week.
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Chicago
Tnion
Sleevelecon
Mater
Commonseralth-Etisan Company
Chicaga Federation of Labor
San Francisco Favored for Naval Base
The Navy Board favored San Francisco as a site for a great Pacific naval base. Admiral Cadeter told the House Naval Affairs Committee the plan would require about 10 000 work, with $10,000 asked for preparatory steps. The committee indicated no authorization or appropriation this year.
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Ashington
D. C
San Franciisco
Pacific
Cadeter
House Naval Affairs
Yangor
Ie Navy Heard
Puet Sound
San Diego
Navy
Girda
Mary
San Francisco
Rayy
U Department Haw
Great Hritatn
Aspen Rave
England belittles Commons riot near House of Commons
London marchers clash with police as soldiers and workers parade toward Dawning Street in a protest against wartime jobs. Authorities say no rods were used. more than five thousand participated, several were clubbed, and twelve were hospitalized after the confrontation.
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London
House of Common
Qoure
Sgvetal
Massachusetts towns vote for wet return
Complete returns from the 64 Massachusetts law election Day show 32 towns approving sale of liquor. Lexington voted wet for the first time in 20 years while Dedham shifted to dry after 23 years. Several towns voted for liquor for the first time, altering local norms.
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Boston
Massachusetts Lawor
Lexington
Dedham
Tailor Trails Alleged Con Men Across Cities
Louis Warkman a wholesale tailor from New York arrives in Chicago tracing alleged con men B Howard and John Kramer. He alleges they victimized him of funds via wiretap schemes and planned meetings in Chicago New Orleans and St Louis after initial contact in Sacramento California. He says they intended to settle sums during each encounter.
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Chicago
Louis Warkman
New York City
Howard
John Kramer
Fa NH
Wartman
New Orleans
St. Louis
Sacra Mento
Cal
Mrs Chase Demonstrates Simple Foods At Cookery Class
Mrs Florence Austin Chase Wonder worker of high cost problems and culinary expert demonstrated to her class in the Wolff & Maxx Building how to make simple foods attractive. She outlined aids for housewives including ramekins casseroles patty shells and gelatine for meat loaves and salads plus decorative custards and vegetable cases as part of an engaging cooking lesson.
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Florence Austin Chase
Wolff & Maxx
Evening News-Express
Chase
Knox to Lead Fight Over Appointment Recall in Senate
A historic recall of a 1909 appointment echoes in current U.S. affairs as Philander Knox, then recalled, now serves in the Senate and is poised to challenge the latest nomination. The piece traces the trajectory from early recall to Knox’s potential leadership against the appointment.
Boheman Ship Sinks After Breaking In Two Off Sambro
The Leyland liner Boheman broke in two and sank after grounding off Sambro Point. Seven people were crowned and several injured. passengers were aboard the vessel, which sailed from Boston for Liverpool February 28. Captain Tis reported the ship was breaking up amid heavy seas and a gale.
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Leyland
Boheman
Sambro
Quartermaster Smith
Fy Losland Mid Company
Liverpool
A A. Stephen
Song of
Glasgow
Boston
Sambro Point
Tis
Apathy Criticized At San Antonio Independence Day Observance
The Daughters of the Texas Republic held an indignation meeting at the Alamo for the eighty‑fourth anniversary of the Texas Declaration of Independence. They denounced public apathy toward March 2 as a holiday and urged the School Board and city leaders to recognize it with proclamations and school observances.
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Alamo
Daughters of the Texas Republic
Dmiwi Lp
Clara Driscoll Sgyter
Texas
Alamo Plaza
Sevier
Tesan
Suly
Tribete
Abe
Test of Sovietism comes in Seattle city election
Seattle voters face a pivotal ballot on Sovietism with James Duncan challenging Maj. Hugh M. Caldwell in a race shaped by February rebellion echoes. Bets run on Duncan’s mayoral bid and Caldwell’s margin, while labor-backed factions prepare for uncertainty.
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Seattle Wash
Seattle
Sovietiam
James Duncan
Hugh M. Caldwell
Maj
Ttion Ia
Duncan
Cairdsrell
Weather forecast for San Antonio area
Local weather page reports increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions tonight. Wednesday's high near fifty with light to moderate southerly winds. Thursday night shows north east cloudiness and warmer trends with a cloudy Wednesday outlook.
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San Antonin
Tailor Lentz Heads National Bank of Commerce Adjutant
Local item notes Lentz named as Tailor or Adjutant at the National Bank of Commerce in a brief society notice. The fragment confirms a named individual connected to a bank role but provides limited context or dates.
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Senate adopts fourth Lodge reservation to peace treaty
Washington March 2 The Senate adopted the fourth Lodge reservation to the peace treaty after a 36 to 25 vote on the measure The reservation asserts exclusive U S control over domestic questions including labor tariffs and other internal affairs It also states that other questions remain within U S jurisdiction and are not subject to League of Nations mediation or council actions The debate touched on whether the treaty could be ratified with the reservation amid broader political maneuvering and letters tied to President Wilson and Senator Hitchcock throughout the day
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Questons
Ite
Tariff
United States
Assembly
League of Nations
Hitchcock
Witeon
Nebraska
Glasa Irgiola
Gsield
Ledge
Paris
Eesr
Aitubcock
Hocchs
Glase Ha
Receiv Ane
White House
Hirchcock
Giass
Tetus
White Mouse
Aitebrock
Glasa
Aya
Totehcock Sig
Glass
Joseph Y. Lumulty
Buinbridge Colby
Simmons
North Carolina
Thirteen Union Chiefs Accept Wage Proposal Amid Refusal
Washington March 2 Representatives of 13 railway unions agreed to accept President Wilson's wage peace offer to appoint a partisan tribunal, to meet a persistent minority the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes opposing action in a strike threat. The move aims to speed a bi partisan labor board process, with details to be set by a March Chicago meeting of top officials. The employes press their protest and prepare to present their view while the tribunal seeks a path to resolve the dispute.
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Washington
B.C
Wilson
Brotherhood of Maintenances of Way
Thay
Iatter
Way
Ji Su
Wison
Tour la 14
Iabor
Departisan Tribunal
Employes
Mandy
Miele
Brozherhnavla
Yeaterday
Chicuro
Pershing Sees Sentiment for Army Training Nationwide
General Pershing reports strong public support for universal military training after three months touring the country. He notes that people believe the nation’s boys should be trained for war and self reliance, arguing training benefits extend beyond national defense.
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Ashington
D.C
John J. Pereblog
New Yorker Seeks Six Per Cent Liquor Boundary
Albany March 2 Assemblyman Cuvailier proposes a six per cent limit to separate intoxicating beverages from non intoxicating drinks. He would permit beer and wine sales in licensed establishments with a two hundred dollar license fee. Cuvailier also backed a 60 to 5% Assembly resolution directing a Judiciary Committee probe of the Anti Saloon League of New York to determine if it is a political organization and to examine its expenditures.
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Albany
Man Cuvailier
New York
Excise Department
Cugillier
Assembly
Iast Wirht
Judiciary Committee
Anti Saloon League of
League
Ita
Menard Roof Burns With Loss of $2,000
A brick fire started in the home of TLH Wheless about two miles east of Menard Texas. Firemen responded quickly preventing total destruction. Estimated loss from fire and water damage totals around 9000 dollars.
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Menard
Newz
Menard. Tex
TLH
Wheless
Menard Respondek
Dallas liquor search sparks GOP protest in Busch case
St Louis March 2 Dwight Davis opened his United States Senate campaign in Dallas denouncing a seizure and search of Adolphus Busch trunks as autocratic rule under the Democratic Administration. He declared the War note found and said he will raise the matter with Washington.
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ST. Louis
Adolphus Busch
Dallas
Dwight 5
Davis
United States
Ul Busch
Bugeh
Washington
Sells Typewriter At 310-22 West Commerce
A. P. Beyer lists a used typewriter for sale at 310-22 West Commerce. The ad mentions offer details and contact by phone.
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A. P. Beyer
W. Commeres
Wau
Bolbeoo
Eregheaid
Bevonig
Ai tAdva
Six Negroes Held as Race Troubles End in Shawnee
A mob formed to seize Chap Davis after he allegedly attacked white teacher Willie Harvey. He was captured and jailed in Shawnee, while six Black men were arrested as authorities quelled unrest. A public threat for more violence arose, but officials moved to prevent clashes and secure the prison.
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Shawnee
Okin
Radinovar
Medlester Shire
Alighe Nash
Chandler
Chap Davis
Willie Harvey
Jude
Hal Jotasan
Amnity
Chan Qler
Tater
Ghn
Wewoka
Davis
Auto Dealers Infuse Spirit in Big Industry
A San Antonio meeting of the San Antonio Auto Trade Association drew 400 dealers and visitors to the Gunter Hotel ballroom. Albert Williamson, president, introduced Harry Miller who praised the local association’s growth from a small club to a 56 member group. Miller credited the auto industry as the power behind industry and thanked the bankers and public for support. The program featured remarks by William Bom from L. A. Tirado and others. Continued on page one.
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Autorien
San Antonio
Si Antonio
Gece Zetter Inncheon
Gunter Hotel
Auto‘ Mnablla
South
Texas
Agendea
Albert Williamson
Harry Miler
Association
Miner
South Penns
Miller
William. Bom
L. A. Tirado
bin Antonio
Houston
Reds annihilate Denikin's Kuban troops in fight
A News Agency dispatch from Moscow reports Denikin's first Kuban corps of Cossacks completely annihilated by the Soviet army near Beliyaglana. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a major setback for Denikin's forces in the region.
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Denikin
London
Beliyaglana
Moscow
Denby
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