Dissolution of Standard Oil Faces Massive Property Question
Reports say the government seeks dissolution of Standard Oil amid a landmark antitrust case. The fate of about half a billion dollars in property, scattered worldwide, hinges on court action and possible restructuring, with plans under discussion to maintain organization under one management.
Six Held for Big Robbery In Adams Express Heist
A group of men has been held for examination charged with robbery from the Adams Express Company. Police report the investigation centers on a large theft during a shipment, with authorities pursuing further leads and indictments expected soon.
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Buffets Feature Revisions Highlight Oak Finishes
A promotional note touts updated buffet and sideboard options in golden and weathered oak finishes. Teases two carloads of new stock and ongoing specials in the furniture line.
Held for Murder Linked to Street Car Strike
United Press reports in Ban Francisco that Jan J. Yarborough, a street car conductor for New York Transit Co., is held on murder charges after a case involving Washington Fire policies.
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Sixty Two Years an Actress to Quit Stage
Mis s Ate nie Yeamans America's oldest actress will retire from the stage November 19, celebrating her 73rd birthday. Born on the Isle of Man she began on the Sydney stage at age 11 and has toured many countries. She recalls miners throwing gold nuggets in Australia and being stranded in Shanghai. Her husband, a circus clown, rose to director of a southern railroad with Shanghai offices.
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Prodigal Son Returns With Fatted Calf of His Own
New York reports Brandt Walker, son of Bawin Walker, returning to Chicago with a fatted Calf worth 6.5 million. Once an NY figure on Wall Street, he built a fortune through betting and market plays across Saratoga Brooklyn and Chicago, culminating in multi million gains before plans to go home.
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Doctor Arrested in Murder Charge Awaiting Fort Bend Officer
A doctor was arrested and booked at the city prison and will be held pending arrival of a Fort Bend Texas officer who will seek to answer a murder charge. The accused says he once served as a deputy under Sheriff Winston of Fort Bend before resigning and claims he was attacked by a gang of colored roughs.
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Brown Plumbing Co Offers Modern Bath Installations
Bad plumbing leads to health concerns prompting a call to G. H. Brown Plumbing Co. for a modern bath lavatory or sink at factory prices. Located at 221 Pine Street.
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Walker family dispute over wallet fortune teased in Chicago report
Edwin Walker, father of J Brandt Walker who has amassed a fortune, says his son’s wealth may not last and jokes about reclaiming money via an allowance. He recalls a prior instance where he had to take money previously.
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Man in Self-Defense Fatally Shoots Suspect
In a self defense incident, a man fired fatally striking a suspect whose name was not released. Investigators are reviewing evidence and statements as they pursue further details on the confrontation.
Fact limits for horses and wealth by region
A horse in good condition can live about 25 days without food if water is plentiful. The states west of the Mississippi hold more than 29.0 billion dollars in wealth, while the east holds about 90 million. Sir Chenteng Liang-cheng, the Chinese minister at Washington, recently ...
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Opposite Bartletts Face Off In Court Of Appeals Race
In New York two men named Bartlett, Edward T and Willard, run for associate judges of the court of appeals on Republican and Democratic fusion tickets. They oppose Heart Independence league candidates as the party lines blur for the election. Edward T Bartlett previously backed by Republicans, Willard Bartlett a Democrat with prior service on the supreme bench.
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