DOJ Investigates Neutrality Plots Under Sherman Act
The Department of Justice probes alleged war plots to curb munitions disruption and treats conspiracies to interfere with production as restraint of trade. Focused on pro German and Austrian sympathizers urging strikes in U S munitions plants, officials have not yet reached indictable conclusions or identified a conspiratorial head.
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Department of Justice
United States
Department
Austria
Germany
Streeter Battle With Police Ends in Arrests and Fire
Streeterville invasion near Chicago ends with a pistol fight by Lake Michigan. Streeter and wife claimed millions in beer bar property after wreck and sand filling. Thirty five policemen and detectives assault the shack. shots erupt. Mrs Holst wounded. 192 beer cases and rifles seized. Streeter and fifteen others arrested. Judge Lindsey fined $500 for contempt in Denver court over murder trial disclosure dispute.
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Streetervile
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Streeter
John Holst
Lindsey
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
John A. Perry
Berta Wright
Germans claim capture of Servians with artillery
The German war office announced the capture of 8,500 Servians and twelve cannon. Bulgarians took 7,000 prisoners and seven cannons. Pursuit of the Servians continues along the front.
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War Office
Missing Lake Superior steamer Charles A Luck foundered
All hope for the missing steamer Charles A Luck and its crew of more than twenty men was abandoned. It is believed it foundered in the recent storm on Lake Superior.
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Charles A. Luck
Lake Superior
Justice Hughes Hinted as 1916 Presidential Candidate
Telegraphed inquiry to Secretary Pool shows interest in Justice Hughes for the Republican nomination. Petition by forty five electors filed Nov. 13 to place his name on the official primary ballot. copy of petition to be mailed. Mortgage data show 1914 saw total farm mortgage money rise while releases fell. chattel mortgages dropped sharply. Rowden extols Milford Soldiers’ Home crop yields with turnips and corn. Omaha churches report about 3,300 new members from Billy Sunday revival. North dry drainage district vote favors project by a large margin. Father James Freeman dies at Wy more age sixty one. Arthur Hauser requisition sought by Kansas for murder case return. Boland to seek railway commissioner post. Nebraska manufacturers hold two day Lincoln session. Stanley Rose speaks for Dept of Commerce. Foreign language publishers plan Lincoln meeting to organize cooperation. Governor Morehead proclaims Thanksgiving Day November 25.
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Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Nebraska
Charles S. Iughes
Peal
Omaha
Union
F. T. Rouse
Evangelicalhurches
Sidney Nebraska Office Directory Entry
Sidney Nebraska listing for office at McIntosh Block Rooms 4 and 5 with phone area code 60 indicates local government or business contact details in a historic newspaper section. The fragmentary text emphasizes location and contact routing for official business.
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McIntosh
Sidney
Nebraska
Stock Show in Denver Draws Western Stockmen
Western stockmen anticipate a huge Denver Stock Show the week of January 16 as a premier business affair for the live stock industry. Buyers from the West will seek breeding stock and top feeding cattle while shippers hold back select loads for the event, making the cattle trades larger and stronger than before.
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West
Denver
Sterling Bank Building Address Listing
Office Suite located in the 224 Logan County Bank Building in Sterling Colorado referenced as a property or address listing for a business or office use.
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Logan County Bank Building
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Justice
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Dave Rowden
Milford
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Lincoln
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Wymore
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St. Mary’s Catholi Church
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Magney
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Kansas
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Washington
Department of Commerce
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Cheyenne County
Dalton, Nebraska
C C. Perry
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Ritchie & Perry
Attorneys-at-Law
Bridgeport, Neb
O. Street
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
Joseph M. Swenson
Cleburne Block
H. E. Mantor
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Palace Livery Barn
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