Hearings Focus on Armour Morris Merger Risks
Secretary Jardine plans to close the hearing Thursday night as Fisher warns the Armour Morris deal could create a monopoly in meat packing. He argues the merger, a purchase absorbing Morris and Company, violates law by eliminating competition in the buying market and reflects a concerted approach among big firms Swift Armour and their rivals.
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West of Oregon Visits Georgia Governor
Atlanta hosts Qswali West former Oregon governor and railroad commissioner visiting Governor Clifford Walker this week amid a Southern business survey. West a Democrat surprised Oregon politics by defeating a Republican foe and carried a letter from U.S. Senator William J. Harris.
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Georgia Debates Birth and Death Registration Under Vital Statistics
Georgia weighs continuing birth and death registration by the Bureau of Vital Statistics as the state Supreme Court considers the vital statistics law. Census records show Georgia had the lowest death rate east of the Mississippi in 1922 and 1923, with 1924 first half deaths rising due to measles influenza and pneumonia.
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Courts Must Decide Issues In Packers Merger Case
Washington, April 7. Government contends the validity of Armour and Company’s acquisition of Morris and Company must be decided by the courts. Walter L. Fisher urged Secretary Jardine to halt the merger so the court can rule, warning that without action Swift and Company could buy Wilson and Company, further reducing competition.
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Pale Woman Recovers After Cardus Tonic Use
Fannie C Bloss of Huntington West Virginia describes severe left side pain, pale and nervous condition, strong fatigue. After taking Cardus she notices improvement, reports nine bottles taken and regained strength. Cardus advertised as mild herbs with tonic effect for female organs and overall system.
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