JUDGE MCPHERSON FINES IN REBATE CASES
Judge McPherson imposes heavy fines in a broad rebate and concessions case. Defendants including Cushy Packing, Nelson Morris, and Burlington Railroad face penalties, with multiple firms charged for accepting rebates on shipments from New York to St Louis and Kansas City. The court weighs penalties and potential imprisonment amid ongoing federal action.
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McPherson
United States
Terable Peeing
Duds McPherson
Red God, Sons
Peta
Tbis Ceuel
Judgmenta
Mero
Fet
Seif, & Company
Cushy Packing Company
The
Armour Parking Company
Nelson Morris & Compay
Turago
Burlington & Qitney Rail
New York
L. B. Taggart
George Ly Mholwan
Sakis
B. Thagart
Raliwaya
Alpmeni F
St. Louis
Kunang City
Enole
Thomas
Dullare
Tho Bus
George H. Crosby
Heebt
Rae
Chicago, Baileglon & Quincy Sailyoad
Jtdae
Fermin
Court
Armour Packing” Company
Britt & Companys
Cudahy & Com
May
Nelson Morrix Packing
Rongaly
Acking House
Burlington Railroad Company
Com. Faucer
ATMOV
Mwitt
Ondaty
Elton Morrie
Punkers
Burlington
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago & Altay Tallway
H. Kreszty
Kaness City
Disnel Adtarnay van Valkenbiteh
Kresks
Penin
Chisago & Altan Railway Company
Prithhoro
Tsormer
Prraitont
Ant F. A. Wann
Fats
Schwaerschild & Suzberet Packing Company
Defend
Nx Federal Grand Duray Chicago
Nanpas City
Jose McPherron
Chicago
Kreshy
M. Byeneer
Bt. Joseph
Mariington Blbany
Thomas and
Targarn
Canmou
Caner
Patito
Besa Hantli
Avery Amit
WaseRtug
Fiona
Angelica
Richard Ivens Hanged in Chicago for Murder
Richard Ivens was hanged in Chicago for the murder of Mrs. Bessie Hollister, wife of Frank Hollister. The crime occurred January 1 and the killer was found at the scene with disordered clothing and a bloodied necklace. Ivens confessed to the police and was executed within hours.
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Richard Ivens
Chicago
Richard — Lees
Bessie Hollister
Prank
G. Hollister
Trollister Brothers
Leth
Cmeags
Holilaer
Clutceh
Xockheinder
Lewis
Richard Tyens
North Halstead Street
Hell
Wang
Mies Hoare
Jist
Hla
Canceled Insurance Threatens Cotton Warehouse Trusts
Fire insurers in New York canceled a $20,000,000 policy covering merchandise at the Aatertenn Dock & Tron stores, Array of cotton hemp and fat lost in 3 weeks from May 2 to June 11. Underwriters, cotton exchange members, and wire-house representatives met to discuss restoring normal cotton conditions and potential warehouse certificate settlement in southern facilities to ease the crisis.
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New York
Stern
Aatertenn Dock ‘& ‘Tron Company
Toapkinayilia
I. Tree
Freathers
American Dock & Trust Company
Medla
Fira
Cotton Exchange
Worm
No Bond Issue Rumor Quelled by Steel Chairman
New York June 22 a statement from B U Gans chairman of United States Steel says no bond issue is pending for the big new plant being erected in Indiana. He adds there is no prospect of any issue being considered this year. The $59,090,000 required for Browne project rumor was widely circulated in Wall Street and Europe last year.
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New York
B. U. Gans
Vie Alted Tates Steel Corporation
Indiana
Gary
Wall Street
Lairope Yeat
Raid at pool area prompts arrests in city district
In Toronto on July 72 police raided twenty pool rooms and disrupted the local oils area. Numerous suspects were apprehended and investigations continue into related criminal activity.
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Toronto
Ont
Reverence For Age Observance Of Truth In Spal N Unit
Fragmented OCR notes recount a June 22 gathering with Gen Beewart de Woodford addressing education and age observance. The document hints at corporate responsibility and legal limits, urging preservation of tradition while cautioning against trampling the law.
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Beewart de Woodford
Spaln
Meir
Isoy Bam
Eanetay
United States Steel Officers Barred From Accepting Presents
The United States Steel Corporation forbids any officer or employee of its companies to accept presents from any person or firm doing business with the company or its subsidiaries. Violations risk dismissal and require stock ownership explanations to directors. The policy follows an interstate commerce investigation into corporate practices.
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New York
Lnited States Steel’ Corporation
Army of
The
Steel Corporation
Pala
Wnelagt Ditulssal
Aadokuves Monde
Norway Crowned Haakon and Maud in Trondhjem Crowns
Reports describe a cold sunny morning as crowds gathered in Trondheim for the coronation of King Haakon and Queen Maud. Royal processions, church services, and state receptions unfolded with bishops and foreign envoys present, amid bells and ceremonial displays.
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Liefont
Haakon
Maud
Paria
EH. Graves
Sweden
Stes. Geave
Dent
Jnhn
Giblings
Naval Maine
London
Olphens
William 5Ves
Alische Peters
W. J. Bryan
Aml
Walter
Taal
Paris
Mme Sureett
Carhrutcal
Royal Crowning Graces Cathedral Arrival and Procession
King Haake and Queen Naud enter the cathedral at near 11:10 amid clergy reception. Army signalers announce the crown event as bells toll from churches across the city. Queen Naud proceeds with dignity as the coronation commences with ceremonial preparations and public display.
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Cathedendl
Cathedral Armee
Haake
Cathoiras
Ehija
Sud
Naud
Curdy Goes to Europe The McGurdy Family Controversy
New York June 22 The New York Tribunals report that R R McGurdy head of Mutual Life Insurance will sail for Europe soon to join his father Richard A McCurdy who shortly departed the company after resigning as a Pensidqul of the firm. Robert plans to stay to confront the storm surrounding former Moers of the company. He attended the Insurance grant jury inquiry but was not called as a witness. The elder McCurdy seeks to explain details about the revelations tied to indictments of former Vice Presidents Girlette and Grannini.
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Sul
Nayoko
Ana
Ivong
Ivons
Ner
Veos
New York
New York Tribunls Telay Say
Robert B. McGurdy
Mutuat Lite Insurance Company
Europa
Hichard A. McCurdy
Ume
Robert McCurdy
Moers
Insurance Grant
Mant Body Couple Isd
Girlette
Grannini
McCurdy
Discredited California Insurance Schemes Face Cancellation
June 22 report notes a group of fee driven insurers suspends policy issuance in California and seeks extra time to file proofs. The companies, including American of Rowton and Westchester Fire, vow to operate only if their franchise in the state is maintained. Local authorities threaten to drive them out if failures persist.
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SanFraceltes
Fleven
Fee Jreurinca
California
Olen
Wipwlalinn
Tim
American
Rowton
Amaphan Nf Phi
Cohicardia
IMIS RECOVERING NORLEA CON JUNE 23 REPORT
IMIS recovering, Norlea Con June 23 John DL Grimains of New York, aged 1, is at his summer home. A family member says Mr Crumming suffered a week ago from an acute digestion attack. Yesterday a slight complication arose with Rotferd, but this condition has improved and the attending physician believes the patient will be normal health.
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Norlea
Con
John DL Grimains
New York
Norman
Men Strangled to Death in the Mud In New York
Fragmentary report details two men found in mud near river tunnels. rope and air pressure issues cited. Witnesses say bodies showed signs of strangulation. authorities probe possible homicide amid chaotic cleanup and diver observations at the scene.
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New York
Roosevelt Eyes Action Against Standard Oil Monopoly
The Attorney General indicated steps may be taken against Standard Oil after a long investigation by the Justice Department. A formal statement was promised later in the day, with decisions not yet disclosed. Proceedings could begin against the company, though timing remained unannounced. The board announced trustees and faculty changes at a university, including a German literature professor appointment and a $1,000 grant for a commemorative project.
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Rhine and
Moselle
Bay Atlantic
Phil
Inter Ife
California
Aia Ath
Moodmaken
Department Justice
Esteral Weeke
List
Udo
Wolll
Olvacanciestein Boat
Camilla von Ketniz
University of Chicago
Ti Wag
Aiso
John Hay
Hisrary
Judge Grosscup Defends Corporate Growth Against Bryan and Wilson
Ottawa June 22 Judge Peter B Grosscup of Chicago addressed the Ottawa Chau tmuqua praising industrial growth and warning against political attacks on corporations. He argued that corporate power is not an enemy but a pillar of American progress and urged restraint from campaigns against consolidated enterprises.
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Ottawa
Kan
Peter 8. Grosscup
Chicago
United States Court of Appeals
Iife
Omega
American Bmlods
Dryan
Polley
Exaan
Greatore
Tnik
Ana Repunel
Millis
Ring Found by Lantern Team in Hempstead Case
Four men tracked a missing diamond ring by lantern light in Hempstead after paying $1,000 each to search for it. They reportedly used a lantern to spot the stone from a distance and tested it with a ring to confirm authenticity. The ring, tied to Harry Payne Whitney, valued at $24,089, was said to have been a wedding gift.
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Hempstead
Jung
Becaue Ney
Ars
Harry Payne Whitney
Wis
Wilam C. Waliney
Lawa
Denial Reported From ECHWAG About Senator Bid
New York on June reports say Charlie M. fclweh was a potential candidate for United States senator from Novae Asia. A New York source yesterday played down the tale stating I have no political ambitions.
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New York
Charlie M. Fclweh
United States
Novae
Asia
Setwan
Fire damages Santa Cruz building and water front facilities
Fire gutted the main building in Santa Cruz today, causing extensive damage along the waterfront. Estimated losses run to seventy thousand dollars, with utilities and several structures, including the pleasure pleasure complex and power plant, severely damaged.
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Santa Crux
Emaloo
Conference Deadlock Persists Over Common Carriers Clause
Washington June 22 conference negotiators failed to agree on a key provision limiting pipelines and declaring common carriers. Three paths remain for further talks, including revised wording to link common carriers with railroads. Sleeping car regulation and five day notice before injunction were settled, with the bill to be reported to the House tomorrow.
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Washington
Juna
Commission
Senate
Ubethia
Paderewski Planned Return Tour to America
New York reports Ignace Paderewski will resume an American concert tour next October or November after a railroad accident near Detroit halted his previous fast schedule. The Polish pianist plans another lengthy tour, ending a seven month layoff.
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New York
Ignace Paderewaki
Aaierien
Planist
Bern
Dudtato
Washington adopts joint resolutions on Russian Jewish persecution
June 22 news item reports the Senate and House adopting resolutions condemning the treatment of Hebrews in Russia. The action affirms allegiance to the people and their safety in light of religious oppression, reflecting a strong stance by U.S. leaders.
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Washington
Russia
325000 For the President Affiliations Reported
Washington Jan 22 The Senate committee agreed on a vote regarding a president related measure. The bill aimed to expand wartime measures and included penalties for breaches. The committee sent the matter to the Senate for consideration.
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Trondhjem
Curdy
Europe
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Sophia de Rilly
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Chiesae
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Wang Wen
Robert Bruce Burns Ogad
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Whitney
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