Investigation Begins Into Oil Freight Rates Across Kansas
A three member Interstate Commerce Commission panel opens hearings in Kansas City to probe railroad freight charges on oil sent from Kansas to neighboring states. Independent producers claim Standard Oil ties inflate rates, citing examples where跨 state moves cost far more than intrastate moves. Attorneys for independents, led by F S Monnett and J I Marchand, present data on discrepancies between state and federal tariff structures.
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Kansas Oil Producers’ Association
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Judgen C. Clements
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Francis M. Cockrell
Missouri
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Kansas
Congress
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Kansas & Texas
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Union Pacific
Kansas City Southern
Burlington
Ohio
Pennsylvania
National Petroleum Association
Gas City
D. Chamberlain
Association
Oid
Standard
Hadley
Standard Oil
Chanute
Coolidge
Kan
Holly
Cole
Kiowa
Alva
O.T
Cherryvale
Galena
Weber
Superior
Nebr
Bartlesville
Caney
Oian
I. N. Knapp
Knapp
Nagel to Be Tried in Iowa Murder Case
Davenport finds Judge Gest upholds rearrest of William Nagel who was jailed after release and can be tried under a new indictment. Josephine Collet, arrested with him for the murder of Carl Brady on Island B near Muscatine, faces the same action.
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Davenport
Iowa
Gest
Rock Island
William Nagel
Josephine Collet
Carl Brady
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Muscatine
Landscape gardener entomologist arrested in Battle Creek
Professor Ewart Weed of Chicago was arrested after diggings at McCamley Park led a crowd to call police. He claimed he was exercising soil tests for park improvements but was detained until he produced documentary proof and was released. The city then paid him to continue digging.
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Mich
Ofoward Ewart Weed
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Weed
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Main Street
Red Gore
Connecticut Supreme Court Rules Against Hat Label Case
The Connecticut Supreme Court sided with Charles H. Merritt & Sons denying plaintiffs a legal right to use certain quality labels, ruling they did not meet statutes. The ruling voids the injunction in the Martin Lawler et al case against Danbury hat makers. Also noted is Lake Shore railroad plans to install seventy five gasoline motors at Collinwood shops for suburban service.
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Supreme Court of Connecticut
Martin Lawler
Charles H. Merritt & Sons
Danbury
United Hatters of
North America
Supreme Court
Lake Shore Railroad
Collinwood
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