Antitrust official warns of tougher enforcement amid mergers
Seymour says since the Sherman Act a stronger drive to translate decrees into practice is needed. He cautions against trusts in steel copper sugar ice and grain sectors and notes new formations seek financial support. About 33 cases await trial with 21 in oral court stages.
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Irish illegitimate births rise amid social change in Ireland
Dublin May 22 The Irish miss has shifted from prudery to a she red girl image as illegitimate births rise. In 1823 and 1903 legal births numbered 2 608 then 2 908 in 1923 with 2 63 percent of total population. Connaught alone shows increase. Free State 1624 illegitimate births versus Ulster 1344 in 1923.
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Sombrero Tops Paris Fashions This Summer
Paris fashion notes say the sombrero is the hat of the moment with large upturned brims in beige brown and pastel tones. Designers show soft felts from Lewis and high crowned domed styles from Sorbier with minimal trimming and quills or bands. Straw struggle against felt as Bangkok straw appears light and cloche shaped. Trimmings include aigrettes ribbons flowers and combos of moire straw felt and taffeta.
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Alice Langelier
International News Service
Paris
Tom Mix
Lewis
Bangkok
American Doctor Darling Killed in Syria Crash
Beir ut Syria May 22 American doctor Samuel Taylor Darling of the Rockefeller Foundation was among three killed when a car carrying malaria commission members of the League of Nations plunged over a precipice on a survey trip. Darling, recently named a corresponding member of the League of Nations malaria commission, was from Harrison New Jersey.
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Syria
Associated Press
Darling
Malaria Commission
League of Nations
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Rockefeller Foundation
League of Nations’ Malaria Commission
Harrison, N. J
St Louis Records First 1925 Heat Fatality
St Louis, May 22 Charles Smith aged 47 died in a hospital after suddenly falling ill while working on a track repair crew. The day’s heat reached 91 degrees.
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Government Act to Stop Sales in Fake Colonies
Government moves to curb fake colonization schemes in South America after a failed American colony left buyers financially hurt. Commerce urges buyers to verify legitimacy with the State Department or Commerce, with DOJ and Postal Service likely to scrutinize promoters. Embassies pledge cooperation in weeding out fraud.
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South America
Department of Commerce
Department
Department of Justice
Te Department
United States
Department Or of Commerce
State Department
Riot Threat Doused as Deputies Break Up Mob Near Pine Bluff
Riot threats last night in Ladd Arkansas a farming community ten miles south of Pine Bluff ended without shooting after Jefferson County deputies dispersed armed groups of white and black men. No arrests reported early today.
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Ladd
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North Tarrytown Sforms Water Tower Plan Details
North Tarrytown residents opposed to an unsightly water tower near Jour D. Rockefeller property. Rockefeller agreed to provide a site for a cee voir and lay 4 000 feet of pipe at a cost of 35000 dollars, funding the reservoir. May 22. By Rather.
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