Government seeks dissolution of Eastman Kodak trusts
The United States files a civil suit in Buffilo seeking dissolution by receivership of the Eastman Kodak Companies of New York and New Jersey for monopolizing photographic supplies in violation of the Sherman Act. The petition claims the firms control about 72 percent of the U S trade and seeks to bar resale price fixing and unfair competition. Eastman Kodak Company New Jersey capital is 35 million dollars and the New York Company 5 million.
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Buffilao
N. Y
Wastman Kodak “Trust
McReynolds
Eastman Kodak Companies
New York
New Jersey
Tradesia
Sterman
United States
Eastman Kodak to adjust methods in government suit
Rochester June 9 Geo Eastman president of Eastman Kodak Company says the firm will adjust its business methods to meet charges in the government dissolution suit but will refuse to dissolve.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York Athlete Charles Kaplow Suffers Severe Skin Injuries
June 7 report notes 2 young athlete Charles Kaplow has suffered multiple skin injuries after a skating incident. The piece mentions a need for medical care and recalls prior treatment, with unclear details about the context and location of the accident.
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New York
Charles Kaplow
From Factory to You at Schofieldron Works Dept Macon Ga
Advertises Alleizey equipment converting engines from 12 to 166 horsepower with side crank and center crank advancements. Promotes Loilera tanks tow ers wuw mills machinery mill salvanized rooting supplies pine t catalog and other industrial goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleizey
Breed Hens for Fine Feathers
Washington reports experts from the Bureau of Animal Industry pursue a method to breed ordinary hens that yield variegated plumage. The Birds Division of the National Museum deems it impracticable, joking about dyeing eggs or feeding paint powders. The bureau, however, treats the idea seriously.
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Washington
Bureau of Animal Industry
Birds
National Museum
The
Call for Bank Statements Issued by Comptroller
Washington June 9 The Comptroller of the Currency today issued a call for a statement of the condition of all National Banks in the United States at the close of business June 4.
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Washington
Comptroller’ of the Currency Today
United States
Washington lawmakers plan Panama Canal inspection trip
Dispatches note Congressman Roddenberg and Mrs Roddenberg Crisp and others will depart this week for a Panama Canal Zone tour. The Panama trip has drawn many congressmen and hundreds of citizens as a popular season excursion to inspect Isthmus work, though Roddenberg's illness may delay his travel.
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Washington
Explosion at mine kills two in Suamokin area
Two miners died and a number were injured after an explosion and fire broke out in a shaft at the Ausqua coal camp near Suamokin Pennsylvania. Rescue teams battled the blaze as officials investigated the cause.
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Suamokin
Ausquaeenpa Coal Camping
Standings of teams in the pacific league with scores listed
The fragment shows league standings with team names Valdosta Cordele Waycross Thomasville Brunswick Americus and numeric records. The data appears garbled but reflects win loss tallies and percentages for several teams.
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Must PC
Valdosta
Cordele
Waycross
Thomasville
Brunswick
Americus
Bryan Prepares Legal Argument Over Japan Note
Secretary of State William J. Bryan, back from Pittsburg, will work with Counsellor Moore to study Japan’s latest note. Officials discuss new points, including Fourteenth Amendment relevance and federal versus state powers, requiring careful analysis before drafting the U.S. reply.
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Washington
William J. Bryan
Pittsburg
Moore
Japan
California
Bryan
Chinda
Wilson
State Department
United States
Coldest June Weather Reported Across Several States
The Weather Bureau reports the coldest June temperatures ever recorded in the Middle Atlantic, New England, Ohio Valley, and Great Lakes regions. Frosts are forecast tonight in several northern states.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic
New England
Ohio Valley
Great Lake
Weather Bureau
Indictment Dismissed in Merchants Union Theft Case
Walter Shourds, ex superintendent of the deposit vaults at Merchants Union Trust Company, faced an indictment for theft of about 1.5 million dollars in cash and securities. The company’s attorney announced full restitution had been made, and the jury was ordered to return a verdict of not guilty.
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Philadelphia
Walter 3.Shourds
Merchants Union Trust Company
Shourds
Miss Merrill Zimmerman Enters Fourth Day of Sleep
In Ladoga Indiana on June 7 Miss Merrill Zimmerman lies in uninterrupted sleep for a fourth day. She has not opened her eyes in four days and does not recognize anyone when she does awaken. Her now deceased mother had similar lapses.
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Ladoga
Ind
Merrill Zimmerman
Miss Zimmerman
Buffalo Bill in Critical Condition in Knoxville Home
Col. William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill is critically ill at a Knoxville Tennessee home of a cousin where he is staying during a visit. The 19th century showman has long toured with his Wild West show and is famed nationwide for his frontier exploits.
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Knoxville
Tenn
William F. Cody
United States
Buffalo Bill
Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine
An advertisement touts a fast cold cure with laxative bromide quinine. It promises relief from throat and head ache and refunds money if it fails, bearing the H. W. Grove signature on each box.
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Cole
H. W. Grove
Wood Found Not Guilty In Dynamite Conspiracy Trial
Boston June 7 The jury acquitted William M Wood president of the American Woolen Company on charges of conspiring to plant dynamite during the 1912 Lawrence textile strike. Henry Atteux and Dennis J Collins were found guilty after Collins testified for the state.
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Boston
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Frederick KE
Atteux
Dennis J. Collins
Lawrence
Wood
Collins
Cardui touted as remedy for womanly troubles in Tampa letters
A Tampa woman praises Cardui claiming rapid relief from weak, worn out nerves and overwork after using the tonic. The ad touts fifty years of claimed success and urges other women to try the time tested, plant based remedy for health and renewed vitality.
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Tampa
Fla
E. C. Corum
Cardul
Cardus
Men Won't Join the Army Now
Washington reports show grave enlistment difficulties as Secretary of War Garrison may ask Congress to amend enlistment laws. Youths show reluctance to contract for seven years while demands rise for garrisons in Hawaii and the Canal Zone and for existing regiments.
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WAR Department
Washington
Garrison
Congress
Tawaii
Canal Zone
Indiana honors Confederate prisoners in Capitol bust ceremony
The State Capitol in Indiana hosts a ceremony placing a bust of a Confederate officer. General Sennett H. Young, Commander-in-Chief of the United Confederate Veterans, will deliver a speech. Vice-President Marshall will receive the bust for the state as Col Owens is praised for his kindness to Confederate prisoners.
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Faminnenalis
Jeno O
Lgr de
Indiana
Sennett H. Young
United Confederate Veterans
Marshall
Col. Owens
Morton
Col. Owen
Wilson Portrait Nears Completion for Paris Exhibition
President Wilson is finishing a life size portrait by Louis Théodore Dubé of Paris. The work, depicting him at his desk dictating to his private secretary, will be shown next spring in Paris.
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Washington
Wilson
Louis
Théodore Dube
Paris
Suffragettes Fined for Window Smashing Raids
London June 7. Mr and Mrs Pethick, Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, Miss Christabel Pankhurst, and Miss Mabel Tuke for the Woman's Social Political Union were condemned by the court to pay 1840 damages to a West End shopkeeper. Many similar suits are expected to be filed at once.
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London
Weather Bureau downs 31 staff amid alleged political activity
Washington reports that thirty one Weather Bureau employees were dismissed for alleged links to political activity connected to Chief Ellis L. Moore. Charges were filed against fifty staffers alleging they secured salary raises to promote Moore's candidacy for Secretary of Agriculture. Stringer, tied to the case, is described as returning from North Carolina to Thomsville after agreeing for the Bip Waals.
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Washington
The
Weather Bureau
Ellis L. Moore
Moore
Secetary of Agriculture
Steinger
Stringer
Thomsville
North Carolina
Dory
Dodson's Liver Tone Sold With Safety Guarantee
Local druggist pledges Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable remedy that will start the liver without violence. A large bottle costs 50 cents at Peacock-Mash Drug Store with money-back assurance if not satisfactory. Claims target livers, constipation, biliousness, headaches for both adults and children.
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Dodson
J Dodson
Notice to pear growers buy on trees or at depot
Notice offering to buy pears on trees or in barrels at depot for spot cash. Georgia and Florida Fruit Co. invites pear growers to write to P. O. Box 899 Jacksonville, Florida. June 3. Jacksonville, Fla. tt.
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Georgia and Florida Fruit Co
P. O
Jacksonville
Fla
Jawsonville
Tax Notice Dates and Venues Extended May to June
Public notice lists multiple tax collection events led by Norton TLR TG. Locations include Oaklawn Pavo Patten Merrillville Coolidge Ochlocknee Stuiler's Store Isabelle Morcealfe Cook's Store Josten Thomasville with dates from May 19 to June 20. Hours vary by site.
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Barwick
Oaklawn
Pavo
Patten
Merrillville
Morcealfe
Ron
Cook
Josten
Thomasville
PS. Norton
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