Supreme Court Attacks Tobacco Trust as Unreasonable Restraint
The Supreme Court ruled the American Tobacco Company violated antitrust standards, declaring an overwhelming case of unreasonable restraint of trade. Justice Harlan dissented, arguing the court altered the Sherman Act by implying undue restraint and warning against perpetuating a new combination. The case traced to 1907 and alleged a $400 million monopoly formed by absorbent expansion across the tobacco industry.
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Jilted Shop Girl Sues Enrico Caruso in London
Milan shop girl sues famed tenor Enrico Caruso for breach of promise seeking 50 000 dollars. Caruso, in London, denounces the suit as groundless saying letters were intimate but did not promise marriage. He recalls meeting her in Berlin with relatives and deciding she was unsuitable.
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Fire claims amusement park as healer walks into flames
May 30 in San Francisco Rev. Henry E. Howland a believer in occult healing reportedly walked into the fire at the Chutes amusement park as flames raged Sunday night. Mrs. Ida McFarland provided the account with a calm demeanor and a smile on his face.
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Tallest Woman in the World Seeks Heart Treatment
Ella K Ewing of Gorin Missouri the world s tallest woman at nine feet one and a half inches and 285 pounds travels to Chicago for heart treatment She finds the Auditorium hotel lacks a bed large enough for her size The Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco may see Atlantic steamships call at Pacific port if undertakings offered by officials are accepted
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Wappenstein graft case opens with jury acceptance
Prosecutor Murphy outlines alleged scheme linking Wappenstein with Gerald and Hi Gill to profit from a restricted district and prostitution. He chronicles meetings at Gerald's cafe, lease maneuvers for the Midway, and supposed payments and bank activity tied to Wappenstein and associate Gid Tupper.
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Prosecution Hopes Rises Over Tobacco Trust Ruling
Washington reports that legal experts interpret the Supreme Court decision on the standard oil and American Tobacco cases as opening potential criminal prosecutions against tobacco magnates. They say the ruling may imply a conspiracy by directors and officers and cite manifest conscious wrongdoing.
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Pickard Surrenders After Oakland Shooting
Charles H. Pickard surrendered to the harbor police in San Francisco after an attack at his Oakland home left Constable Kiln dead and two deputy sheriffs wounded.
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Yacht Winona Dominates Seattle Tacoma Race Series
The sailing yacht Winona of Seattle led the field by anchoring in Commencement Bay hours ahead of rivals with a woman skipper. Bontta, owned by Capt. Larsen of Tacoma, won two of the three Seattle Tacoma races, earning the Metropolitan Cup for the local entry.
Albert Rosenthal portrait charge sparks Seattle inquiry
Albert Rosenthal, a portrait painter, testified before the house committee alleging he received only 850 for painting Associate Justice Day, while records show 2,460 paid. The overheard exchange underscored disputed payments and prompted scrutiny of compensation practices.
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Parker Gets Two-Year Term for Mail Fraud
George H. Parker, Seattle financier in wireless stock, must serve two years in a federal penitentiary in Atlanta. With Christopher C. Wilson and four other company executives, Parker was convicted yesterday of using the mails to defraud. Wilson received three years. others two. They were held in the Tombs pending appeal.
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Jail Bill Referred to Griffiths' Judiciary Committee
Seattle debates jail reform as Griffiths' bill is sent to the judiciary committee. Reports favored postponement and action with near unanimous support, while Griffiths submitted two additional bills to address objections. The measure would require charging a prisoner within 48 hours of arrest to curb due process abuses. Next Monday the council could pass the reform.
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Carnegie Hosts Highland Fling Dance For Charity
Twenty girls performed a Highland fling for Andrew Carnegie at the Central Spark fete. Carnegie signed a $100 check now held by Mrs. Margaret Knox, the schoolteacher who organized the dance, for the celebration.
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