Grissbey Grunow petition cites illegal combination
A Delaware federal case echoes the government petition filed May 12 1920 seeking dissolution of an illegal combination. The document mirrors prior claims alleging unlawful restraint and anti competitive conduct tied to the Grissbey Grunow matter. The report also notes related tariff, rivers and harbors, and prohibition enforcement developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grissbey-Grunow Company
United States
Federal Court of
Delaware
Atlantic Airmail Feat by Kingsford Smith and Crew
Major Charles Kingsford-Smith and three companions completed a westward Atlantic crossing in the Southern Cross from Ireland to Newfoundland. A dense fog delayed near New York, but radio contact aided a safe landing and refueling, with plans to continue to San Francisco and then around the world. New York welcomed the aviators with pageants and formalities while a press note mentions a White House reception for a message from the Irish president.
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Charles Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross
Port Marnock
Ireland
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
New York
Paul Siple
Washington
Antarctic
Chrysler
NCE
Atlantic
Australia
Dublin
Jjom W. Siannage
Harbor Force
Wingsford-Smith
Stannage
Evert van Dyk
J. Patrick Saunt
Mal
Kingsford-Smith
San Francisco
Hin
New York City
Cosgrave
White House
National Air Races
Major Kingsford-Smith
Chicago
Pacific
Mexican air hero Fiero sets New York to Mexico City record
Colleagues hail Roberto Fiero as Mexico’s air hero after a non stop flight from New York to Mexico City in 16 hours and 85 minutes, ten hours faster than Lindbergh’s Washington to Mexico City trip last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberto Fiero
Mexico
New York
Mexico City
Lindbergh
Washington
Birth of Lindberghs' Son Sparks Aviation Tributes
Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh welcomed a fine son at Englewood New Jersey. Diplomatic and military figures including Ambassador Morrow Rear Admiral Byrd and Bernt Balehen sent congratulations. Lindbergh praised the South Pole flight and coast to coast high altitude crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Englewood
Glad
Ambassador Morrow
Louis
Byrd
Coleone
New York
South Pole
Bernt Dbalehen
Berd
President Hoover vetoes World War veterans bill upheld by House
President Hoover vetoed the World War veterans bill, a measure he warned against approving. The bill passed the Senate despite his warning and was upheld by the House with only six senators voting against it, a decision he called an unjustified burden on veterans and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Heaver
Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Hoover
House of Representatives
Hoover Tour May Include National Parks and Mexico Visit
President Hoover plans a varation tour including Western national parks. The trip could reach the Mexican border in August after White House talks with Ambassador Morrow. Morrow said he urged Hoover to visit Mexico to strengthen relations and that Hoover wishes to go but postponed due to pressing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Mexico
Morrow
White House
Radio patent suit seeks damages over Sherman act claims
A Kansas City filing by Grigsby Gronow of Chicago accuses RCA GE Westinghouse and others of forming a vast pool of radio patents in violation of the Sherman antitrust law and seeks triple damages totaling 30000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Grigsby-Gronow Company
Chicago
Radio Corporation of America
General Electric Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Simon Commission Report Stirs Indian Nationalists
The second section recommends a federal Indian state body with room for growth, retaining British troops during early self rule. It notes Hindu Muslim Parsees unite in condemning the report and calls for a dominion status conference boycott. Burma jail mutiny leaves 45 dead and 71 wounded before suppression. Pope Pius XI illness reports cause alarm, Vatican downplays severity.
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Simon Commission
India
Simon
Rangoon
Burma
Epworth League organized at Gladwin church in Columbus Junction
In Columbus Junction on July 25 the Epworth League was organized at Gladwin Methodist church with officers Miss Dorothy Blair president Wayne Marston treasurer Miss Pearl Colton secretary Ottio Devore councilor. The Heirg company of Muscatine started receiving pickles at their loading station and will haul them to Muscatine by truck daily. About one hundred acres of pickles are being raised in the area. Local Boy Scout troop led by Rev W A Samo hiked to the sentinel cabin Thursday and will return Friday. Various visitors and locals including Olive Todd of Chicago and Barbara Wall of Boston are noted, with other neighbors and events listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Gladwin Methodist Church
Dorothy Blair
Wayne Marston
Pearl Colton
Ottio Devore
Heirg Company of
Muscatine
Cauer
W. A. Samo
Setinal
Olive Todd
Chicas
Musa Odd
Dire. W. Ov Fink
Barbara Wall
Boston
Mass
Spirit Lake
Win. Pine
Detroit
H. M. Gilkey
Evelyn
Corrinne
West Middlesex
Crawfordsville
George Cavanaugh
Lulu McCoy
Davenport
Lena Lowe
Ellen Jlamiston
Vi M. H. Howman
Jay J. Robertson
Chcago
Trery Alsip
Cybcid
Champaign
Jack Cecil
J. N. Cecil
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Cecil
Riverside
George Allen
Kalona
Ernest Salladay
C. ¥. Dautremont
Adrian
Cedar Rapids
D. Jasahn Wel
Jocita and
Shirley
Ely
Mrao Nettie Mota
Robert Peitzin
Helen Crag
Bk Telle
Nettic
Hahn
Valley Junction
Dorothy Critz
Charles Critz
Des Moines
Valley
Vondas
Trans
Gladwit
W A. Lamp
George Fesler
Vi Moines
Vary Graf
Ladora
O. Klein
Will Macro
James Devore
Henry Swaik
William Joben
Elmo Poitamnan
Noble area notes on community visits and travel
Mrs J A Frey and Rev Allen Miller and family visited relatives over the weekend. Several families, including Millens and Grabers, hosted guests before some members left for Colorado and Nebraska trips. local folks hosted dinners, farm improvements were reported, and sermons were given at Emanuel Mennonite church as workers and families moved between towns.
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Nebraska
Joseph Mast
Allen Miller
Pekin
Higabeth Mitchel
Martha Crank
Arthur. Mitchel
Ursa
J. A. Frey
Ros
Winfield
Nick Leichtry
Albany
Oregon
Grace Watworkin
Chicagzo Ta
Joseph Mawthone
Droth
Mir Kenneth Croft
Farn
Wore
Ksehley
Rey Allen Miller
Amanuel Menonite
Milton Nebie
Wart Grabess Place
Isarl
Steck to Dedicate Oskaloosa Airport
Senator Daniel Steck will dedicate the new Oskaloosa airport on Sunday afternoon. The program will be brief, followed by an air carnival with stunt flying racing and parachute jumping. Pilots from Marshall Missouri Moline Illinois Wichita Kansas and Des Moines Iowa scheduled to appear. The 148th Cavalry Band of Des Moines will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Jiniy Ste LP
Daniel Steck
Oskalooes
Barney ZimiInerly
Marshall
Mo Stub
Quincey
Moline
Penny Rogers
Wichita
Kans
Verne Roberts
148Th Cavalry Band
Des Moines
Fire Sparks Runaway Blaze at Preston Court Site
During jury selection for the first arson trial in 35 years at Preston Idaho a fire broke out in the chamber of commerce rooms serving as a temporary courthouse. Spectators and prospective jurors were evacuated as flames burned for an hour and the court was relocated.
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Preston
Idaho
Riverside area brides and grooms and a family funeral
Riverside residents share visits and travel as relatives gather from Ely Cedar Rapids and Des Moines. The community notes a funeral for Mrs Hannah Fimaons and a late week birth to Elmo Poitamnan's family.
New Frigidaire Refrigerator Display Promises Low Cost
A General Motors Frigidaire electric refrigerator, priced at 157 450, aims at millions of average income homes. The model features gray porcelain finish, 4.5 square feet of storage, quick freezing, and surplus power capacity, with a larger version selling for ten dollars more. It will be displayed at South Town offices early next week.
Dayton Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Hazel Wynore visited friends in Keota. Mr and Mrs J A Walker were Sunday guests at the Sehulty home. Mrs Walter Leet hosted a family visit. Harry Stoevert of Parsons and Roy Bain of Rock Island called on relatives. A family reunion at Packwood was enjoyed. Martha Walker visited Bruce Moe’s. Charles Stewart and family went to Washington. Lovi Moore visited kin. rain aided harvest but threshing continued.
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Dayton Grove
Hazel Wynore
Keota
J. A. Walker
James
Manda Sehulty
Walter Leet
Harry Stoevert
Parsons
Kansas
Packwood
Bruce Moe
Charles Stewart
Washington
Roy Bain
Rock
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Otary International
Hester HH. Gray
Farm Bureau Federation
Gray
OASE
Army Engineers
Mos W. OW. Woodcock
Bureau of Prohibition
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
Woodcock
Baltimore
G. A. Youngquist
Atlantic Ocean
Edward W. Pickard
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borahner
Johnson
California
Moses
New Hampshire
Robinson
Indiana
Shipstead
Minnesota
America
England
Japan
Great Britain
Eports
Pius XI
Rome
Vatican
Union
Martin Butler
STECK
Oskaloosa Airport
Kvpheleen Brazen
Airways Ponds
Trand
Des Moinns
Rn Utilities Company
Tocal- Vv
J. B. Moore
Gordes
Boyza
Ward
Montgomery Ward & Con
South Side Square
Washington, Iowa
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