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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1910

Page

25

Indicted Glass Trust Faces Antitrust Conspiracy Charges

Federal officials announce a Far West Glass Company indictment for restraint of interstate trade. Eleven executives and directors, including Myron L. Case and U. C. Baker, face three counts of conspiring to restrain trade and profit from illicit activities within a year long probe led by United States Attorney John St. Jordan.

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Bright's Disease Cure Claims Restored Health

An advertisement touts Bright's disease as curable in many cases, citing a patient from Madison, Wisconsin treated with Fulton’s Renal Compound after failing eyesight and progressive dropsy. It describes dramatic albumen reductions and a return to full employment, urging patients to request literature from the John J. Fulton Company in San Francisco.

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Window glass conspiracy indicted by Sherman law

The government subpoenas a principal witness who may receive immunity. The Imperial Window Glass Company is charged with acting as a selling agency to fix and maintain noncompetitive prices and to monopolize trade by pressuring factories to join in exclusive contracts. Factories are said to span Indiana, Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan, North Carolina, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and more. The case, the first under Sherman law, will proceed at the May term. price increases since incorporation are cited at about 69 percent.

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Women Riot at Kosher Meat Market Riots in New York

Special to The Wasaugeen Pot New York April 1 police reserves quelled East Side riots after a boycott on kosher meat sales. Women armed with bottles of serosene baskets and hatpins attacked shoppers and shopkeepers. When reserves arrived, protesters battled, dragging a patrol wagon full of prisoners as butchers closed shops.

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Youths Run Bogus Bank Fraud Case Sentences

A scheme in Orr Kentucky established a mythical bank to lend credit to wholesale merchants. Participants including David Prince Marlon and George White profited about 2300 dollars from fraudulently obtained goods. Prince and the Sparks boys received one year in prison and White four months.

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Taft urged to fight Beveridge tariff battle in Indiana

President Taft faces urging from administration allies to visit Indianapolis on May 6 and confront Senator Beveridge over the Payne Aldrich tariff law. White House aides report he may still cut the trip but several lawmakers insist he must enter the arena, arguing Indiana is a pivotal starting point for an inevitable tariff clash.

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Auto dealer Luttrell reviews The Post Browniekar

A. Luttrell, a prominent automobile dealer, announced after a thorough examination of The Post's Browniekar his opinion on its design and performance.

A. Luttrell Post Browniekar

Certificate vouchers replace direct payments for newspaper subs

The Pont adopts a plan issuing monthly legal tender certificates to subscribers as payment vouchers for Daily Paper at 50 cents a month and Daily and Sunday at 70 cents. Certificates function as proof of proper delivery and must be kept and turned over to the carrier.

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