Price Combine Is Charged Indictment of Lumber Secretaries
Fourteen officials linked to lumber dealer associations face two Sherman anti trust counts in Chicago. The true bills name secretaries from Michigan Nebraska Indiana Colorado Ohio and other states. Three witnesses avoided indictment and the charge alleges conspiracies to restrain interstate trade and suppress competition among retailers, manufacturers, and wholesalers.
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Chicago
Trust
K. M. Landis
United Sates District Court
Arthur Holmes
Detroit
Retary
Michigan Retai Lum R Dealers’ Association
Scout
George P. Sweet
Michigan
Willard Hollis
Minneapolis
Inn
Northwestern Timberman’s Association
North Dakota
South Dakota
Mineola
Iowa
Harry A. Gorsuch
Kansas City
Hrnnen's Association
Missouri
Areas
Oklahoma
Bird Critchfield
Linoln
Neb
Nebraska Lumber Deal
Colorado and Wyoming Lumber Dealers’ Association
Joe J. Heilman
Colorado and Wyoming Associaon H. 8
Adams
Chillicothe
Union Association of Lum.r
Ohio Asolation
Ohio
BP. N
Secr Ptary
Western Retail Lumberen’s Association
Montana
Idaho
Washingon
Oregon
California
Bransford
Union City
Tenn
Paul Lachmund
Milwaukee
George Wilson Jones
Illinois Association
Buan
Charg & A
Fire wrecks Cha bis Co cattle feed plant in Illinois
A major blaze at the Cha bis & Co cattle feed factory in West Hammond Illinois caused about 500000 in damage. The flames reached the G H Hammond packing plant in Hammond Indiana prompting a two Chicago engine response. Firefighters police and workers prevented further loss despite a large cattle stampede.
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West Hammond
Ill
Chicago
Chabis & Co
G. H. Hammond Company
Hammond
Ind
Poice
Banks Attacked in Waukee Amid Note Circulation Turmoil
Fifty years ago today in Waukee banks faced attacks as circulating notes from many state institutions were rejected. A building trades strike in London prompted employers to consider paying workers by the tour. Rear Admiral Stephen Lace, U S N, assumed command of the North Atlantic squadron.
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Waukee
Troupe
Ifn
London
Stephen [ Lace
North Atlantic
Judge K M Landis Chicago Jurist Before Whom Lumbermen Are Indicted
Judge K M Landis presides in Chicago over a lumber industry case in which several lumbermen are indicted. The proceedings focus on alleged unlawful practices affecting timber operations and market competition. The docket lists defendants and charges, signaling a significant anti trust style inquiry.
Rabies Case Tied to Police Bullet in Newark
Mrs. Paguale Pastine of Newark is hospitalized with rabies after a bullet from a policeman struck an mad dog and grazed her forehead. The bullet passed through the dog head, apparently carrying the disease germs to her.
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Newark
N. J
Pagquale Pastine
Am Mad Dog
French Ministry Resigns Amid Confidence Vote Fallout
Paris June 24 the French ministry faced defeat in the chamber of deputies 248 to 225 over a confidence question. Premier Monis plans to resign with possible successors named including Georges Clemenceau Alexandre Millerand and Raymond Poincaré. Meanwhile Arthur Trust and Savings Bank in Bloomington Illinois closes with claims payable by First National Bank of Arthur. Reverend Francis E Clark robbed in Cleveland $50 stolen from him by a pickpocket.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Monis
Fallieres
Rouen
M. Monis
M. Aristide Briand
Voto
Goiran
Senate
Georges Clemenceau
Alexandre Millerand
Raymond Poincairea
Bloomington
Ill
Arthur Trust and Savings Bank
Arthur
First National Bank of Arthur
Dorman of
Francis E. Clark
Cleveland
Francis & Clark
Christian Ndeavor Movement
Dr Clark
Taft Seeks Reciprocity as Chinese Wall Policy Fades
President Taft, in Providence and Fall River, advocates tariff reciprocity with Canada while signaling the end of the Chinese wall. He tours textile exhibits, praises Fall River industry, and is saluted with twenty one guns as the Mayflower reaches Narragansett Bay.
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Narragansett Bay
Fall River
Providence
Taft
Springfield
Canada
Mass
Narraganset Bay
Pall River
Block Island
Point Judith
Connanicut Island
Coast Defense
Newport Harbor
United States
Connecticut
Adnial Osterhaus
Diet and Health Hints on Beauty and the Body
The piece argues beauty lies in flesh, bone, and inner thought shaping the body. It cites Emerson on foundations, claims identity is mind expressed through body, and urges building the body by changing both model and material, noting Greek Spartans as an example of simple, disciplined eating.
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Emerson
Waterway bill defeated after bond referendum plan
Springfield voters faced a proposed 20 million dollar waterway bond as an amendment to the waterway bill. The house rejected the referendum, voting 7 to 8 against the measure, and later the waterway bill failed 75 to 50. The decision halted the administration plan and its bond proposal.
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Springfield
King George and Queen Mary Enter London Granting City Keys
Thousands gather as King George VI and Queen Mary receive the keys of London at Temple Bar and ride through a grand procession that mirrors coronation pageantry. The lord mayor and dignitaries present the ancient sword of state as part of the ceremonial entry into the city.
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London
George
Queen Mary
Temple Bar
Hilgabeth
Ile
Wis
Fifty Years Ago Sunday June 25 Summary
Fragmented notice recalls events from June 25 fifty years prior. Mentions a conference with a Washington official and a Turkish leader Abdul Medjid Khanemitan of Turkey. References a mine explosion near Ro champ, Pranes, killing twenty four men.
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Washington
Abdul Medjid Khanemitan
Turkey
Rochamp, Pranes
Body found in cistern at Fowler farmer home
Peter Larsen Archred Farmer sixty three was found dead in a cistern at his Fowler Indiana home. Police say head wounds suggest homicide. His wife, a Chicago nurse and recent bride, reported he left after beating her. The wife is under surveillance. no arrest yet.
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Fowler
Ind
Peter Larsen
Ata
Sala
Larsen
Chicago
Denies Plea of Packers in Sherman Act Case
Judge Carpenter ordered a DIN of particulars naming the charge for violation of the Sherman act against J Oeden Armour and other indicted packers. Plea due by July and trial set for November as the court noted the particulars would not further enlighten the defendants.
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Hienco
Bresnahan Fights Umpire After Ninth Inning Clash
Cincinnati June 24 Roger Bresnahan Cardinals manager quarreled with umpire Klem over a ninth inning decision. After the game Bresnahan made a remark and rushed Klem who struck him with a fist. Bresnahan was surrounded and taken to the club house.
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Cincinnati
Roger Bresnahen
Cardinals
Klem
Bresnahan
Biesnahan
Root Amendment Fails to Harmonize Regular and Insurgent Republicans
Washington June 4 The clash over tariff revision and Canadian reciprocity pits Senator Wesley Jones against both regular and insurgent Republicans. Democrats show concern as the plan to attach tariff revision to reciprocity stalls. A majority favors passing the reciprocity bill without amendments and sending it to the president for signature.
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Senator Jones
Washington
Washtmgton
Senate
Tengate
Root
Sen
Ian Penrose
Friends of
Wesley L. Jones
Jones
Taft
Tiny twin boys born in Lawrenceburg to Peas
June 24 reports two very small twin boys at the home of Mr and Mrs Grant T Peas in Lawrenceburg weighing under three pounds. They are named Joseph Cannon Peas and William Taft Peas and are thriving despite their tiny size.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Grant T. Peas
Joseph Cannon
William Taft
Newport photographer wins assault verdict in public street photo case
Judge Stearns rules a photographer may photograph anyone on a public street and instructs a jury to award $400 to the Boston photographer for alleged assault and personal injury by Harry P. Walker during a Newport society wedding last March. Also notes rejections for Navy entry due to baldness and flat feet.
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Newport
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Ames Newkirk
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