Walsh Files Charges Against News Print Makers
Frank P. Walsh charges print paper manufacturers with unfair methods of competition to pressure the Federal Trade Commission. He asks for a public hearing by the FTC. Named in the complaint are E. W. Backus George H Mead P T Dodge and Alexander Smith.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commission
Frank P. Walsh
Federal Industrial Relations Committee
Walsh
Mr. Walsh
E. W. Backus
George H. Mead
P. T. Dodge
Alexander Smith
Nature Needs Assistance In Keeping You Well
A health advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier and tonic to maintain vitality. It claims to keep blood pure, build appetite, and strengthen the system, noting over fifty years of use and availability from druggists. Readers are urged to request booklets and free medical advice from Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta.
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Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Paper firms accused in conspiracy to fix prices and carve markets
George Chahoon Jr. and major mills including Minnesota and Ontario Power Company Spanish River Pulp and Paper Mills International Paper Company Abitibi Power and Paper Company Laurentide Company are charged in a commission report. The complaint alleges a conspiracy to control the industry raise paper costs by restricting competition limit production and divide the country into territories for sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chahoon Jr
Minnesota and Ontario Power Company
Spanish River Pulp and Paper Mills
International Paper Company
Abititi Power and Paper Company
Laurentide Company
Commission
Army doctor Dr. Condon returns to New Jersey in custody
Chattanooga report states Dr. J. W. Condon the army medical officer arrested at Fort Oglethorpe on a New Brunswick murder warrant for John V. Piper began the trip back to New Jersey today under detective guard.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
J. W. Condon
Fort Oglethorpe
New Brunswick
N. J
John V. Piper
New Jersey
Man Divorced Woman Then Amassed Fortune Says Courier Journal
The Louisville Courier-Journal quotes a harsh view describing a man who, after his wife divorced him for unpaid bridge debts, supposedly built a fortune. The remark labels his act as one of the meanest tricks a man can play on a woman.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Traction and Gas Company Propose Free Extensions to Camps
The Traction Company offers to extend electric car lines to nearby military camps near San Antonio at no cost to the government and to build required trackage at government cost. San Antonio Gas and Electric would supply extra power. A 75,000 horsepower turbine was installed at the South Side power station, and gas holder capacity was increased. Government plans for Camps Wilson and Keily are under consideration as registrations and investigations proceed.
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The
Traction Company
San Antonio
Power and Light Companies
South Side
Concepcion Road
Camps Wilson
Keily
Teacher shoots wife in Waukesha love triangle
Grace Lusk, involved in a love triangle, shot Mrs. David Roberts to death then wounded herself. She remained conscious in hospital with mental strain. letters in her room may reveal motives. Dr. Roberts and police awaited further clarification as District Attorney Tullar examined correspondence.
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Waukesha
Wis
Grace Lusk
David Roberts
A. J. Lusk
Mosinee
Francis E. McGovern
Milwaukee
Miss Lusk
Roberts
Mrs. Roberts
Chicago
Dr. Roberts
Alphabetical lists of men registered for military service in Bexar County
County clerk Frank R. Newton prepared an alphabetical list of every young man who registered on June 5 in each city and country precinct in Bexar County. Lists will be posted in precincts as orders from Washington arrive, expected daily.
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Bureau of Investigation
Texas
Robert L. Barnes
Bureau
San Antonio
John W. Tobin
Tobin
War Department
Washington
Bexar County
Frank R. Newton
Texas League Urges Duty as War Crisis Deepens
Judge J M Wagstaff of Abilene warns Texans avoid service and rekindle patriotism as the nation faces its greatest crisis. He urged the League of Texas Municipalities to return home and mobilize enthusiasm for the war effort. Mrs Elizabeth M Speer of Austin urged anti vice efforts to clean towns and cities of immoral districts Training areas for the army were cited.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
J. M. Wagstaff
Abilene
Council of Defense
League of Texas
Wagstaff
League
Elizabeth M. Speer
Austin
Terrells at Austin Home After Auto Wreck Injuries
Mrs. H. B. Terrell and daughter Miss Caroline Terrell were brought to the Terrell home in Austin Texas after an auto wreck near Marcos. Comptroller Terrell said both were improving and not as badly injured as first believed. Mrs. Terrell has regained consciousness.
Brazilian Loan Proceeds Allegedly Misappropriated
Paris dispatch reports Ve don Y. Mendoza once a deputy was arrested in Geneva. He is accused of diverting the money from the sale of a ten million franc loan entrusted by Brazil to place in France.
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Paris
Lyons
The
Excelsior
Vedon Y. Mendoza
Geneva
France
German Harvest Plans In Roumania Signal Rapid Grain Cut
Copenhagen dispatch reports German authorities in Roumania ready for swift grain harvest with special detachments labor parties and Romanian prisoners of war assigned to field work.
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Copenhagen
Roumania
Language of Facing Judgment in a Quotation Pair
A dialogue fragment questions why a person refused support. The reply states inability to lend their countenance, implying disapproval or moral stance. The exchange centers on social perception and personal restraint rather than action or consequence.
New Corn Remover in Big Demand Say Druggists
Druggists report strong demand for Ice-Mint corn remover after its claim to painless, root-and-all corn removal. The product is described as non-poisonous and gentle on skin, with warnings against cutting or paring corns to avoid infection. Consumers are urged to try a small jar at modest cost.
Vitalitas Promoted As Natural Tonic For Health
An advertisement touts Vitalitas as nature’s tonic to support blood, muscle, nerve, and bone vigor. It claims help for indigestion rheumatism nervous debility and liver and kidney ills and urges household use. Available at Sommer's Drug Store and other druggists.
Christian Endeavor Delegates Return From Houston
San Antonio representatives report the 1075 delegate Texas gathering in Houston was the best in state history with a $5000 budget. New officers include Rev J B Gonzales president and Ada Pearce secretary. Fort Worth, Abilene and Houston names appear among officers and staff.
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Christian Endeavor
Houston
Texas
San Antonio
J. B. Gonzales
Central Congregational Church of
Dallas
J. Shettlesworth
Tyler
Ada Pearce
Abilene
Fessie Grider Butts
Fort Worth
Lillie C. Bringhurst
W. Roy Breg
Atwood A. Hyde
Sherman
Southern Christian Endeavor Workers
Chattanooga
Tenn
United Society of Christian Endeavor
America
Winona Lake
Ind
Karl Lehmann
Birmingham
Ala
Daniel A. Poling
Boston
Ira Landrith
Chicago
Galveston
Olga Scholz
Houseman
George Dixon
Oswald Conrads
Fred Denton
Douglas Anderson
Judge Yantis Improves After Stroke Recovery Hopes
Austin June 22 Judge J F E Yantis associate justice of the Supreme Court who suffered a stroke on Wednesday afternoon was reported improving today Indications point to a full recovery for the jurist with attention focused on his condition at the hospital and the expected return to duties.
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Yantis
Austin
Tex
J. FE. Yantis
The
Supreme Court
Swayed Jews Rally at Met Opera House to Judge Rosalsky
Hundreds of Jews gathered at the Metropolitan Opera House swayed by Judge Julius Rosalsky of the Court of General Sessions as he spoke of Jewish suffering in the European war. The World reports the eloquent appeal drew a large, emotional audience.
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Julius Rosalsky
Court of General Sessions
Metropolitan Opera House
New York World
Funds Raised At Sale For Jewish War Sufferers Relief
The scene drew tears as attendees donated valuables to a basket collection. Watches, jewelry, coins, and keepsakes were surrendered amid a charitable drive to support the $16,000,000 relief fund for Jewish war sufferers, with $25,000 realized.
Morsford's Acid Phosphate Endorsed for Exhaustion
An advertisement promotes Morsford's Acid Phosphate as non alcoholic remedy for exhaustion from heat overwork or insomnia. The claim highlights its restorative effect and suitability for tired conditions.
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Morsford
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