Indicted Glass Trust Faces Antitrust Conspiracy Charges
Federal authorities announce a three month probe into the Imperial Window Glass Company of Morgantown West Virginia naming sixteen directors and officers including President Myron L Case Maumee Ohio Vice President Mod tinaty Bradford Pa and Treasurer FG Sayre Morgantown W Va The grand jury returns three counts of conspiring to restrain interstate trade claiming profits of 150000 earned in under a year and naming several executives among the indicted with one name omitted as not named in the filing.
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United States Taskiet
John St. Jordan
Keune
Imperial “Window Does Company
West Virginia
Alxteen
Iwuilliens
Weve Tunlayum
Imella Window Glass Company
Myron L. C Ase
Maumee
Ohio
Mod Tinaty
Tradford
Sayre
Morgantown
W. Va
Thomas Spitting
New
Bethienen
Ay GW
Morenus
Jane
Camp
Smithport Winasd Companys
Wrham
TL. Graham
Pat Felix Steinberger
Vas
H. Brewster
J. G. Sayre
Morgan- Vas
Cule
Langaster
Teague
Thea
N.S
Prank Bastin
Vincennes
Indy
Cure for dropsy claim from Fulton’s Renal Compound
An advertisement touts Fulton’s Renal Compound as a cure for dropsy and related ailments. It cites a Wisconsin patient treated from January 1907 to May 1908, claiming eyesight loss and progressive albumen reduction with a return to full employment, urging readers to write for literature and testimonials.
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Wadison
Wis
Reme
Tureka Springs
Arkansas
Futton
Rentéi
Italy
John J
Eulion Company
Battery Street
San Francisco
Indictment in Sherman law case targets window glass cartel
A government case names Imperial Window Glass Company and others as a selling agency for window glass outputs. It alleges conspiracy to fix prices, restrict competition, and monopolize factories across multiple states. Assistant Attorney General Grosvenor aided District Attorney Jordan. The May term will hear the case. Prices reportedly rose about 69 percent since incorporation. The Sherman act imposes fines up to 5000 dollars per count or possible imprisonment.
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Coneverna
Tonga
Indiana
Kansas
Massachusetts
Michigan
North Carooe
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West
Imperial Window Glass Company
Women Riot At Kosher Meat Sale In Wasaugeen
Special to The Wasaugeen Pot New York April 1 Police reserves were called on the East Side to quell riots over a Kosher meat sale boycott. Women used baskets bottles and hatpins to guard shops and seized shoppers drenched meat with oil. A protester sparked a five minute street fight before reserves arrived. The patrol wagon carried shrieking prisoners as butchers closed shop.
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New York
Youths Run Bogus Bank Frauds Reported in Orr Kentucky
A group of youths established a mythical bank in Orr Kentucky to boost credit with wholesale merchants. David Prince Marlon and George White profited about 2300 dollars on goods obtained fraudulently. Prince and two Sparks brothers were sentenced to one year in federal penitentiary while White received four months.
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Toa Washington
Covington
Hys
Orr
Merane
David Prince
Marlon
Hich- George- White
Prince
Sparks Boys
Federal
White
Taft urged to fight Beveridge over tariff at Indianapolis visit
President Taft faces pressure from administration allies to visit Indianapolis on May 6 and engage in a tariff battle with Senator Beveridge and the insurgents. White House officials say he may drop the trip, though several lawmakers urge him to enter the arena, arguing the Indiana stay could set the tone for the broader fight against the Payne Aldrich tariff law.
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Delate
Indiana
Taft
Beveridge
Mr. Taft
Indianapolis
Payne-Aldrich
Ari - Law
Washington
Canltal
Murray Crane
Sherman
Dalzell
Representive Payne
White ‘House
Mana
Wasrit
Mgr -Than Dikely
Indianandia
Ind
Fairbanig
Sto
New York
Luttrell Assesses The Post's Browniekar Car Opinion
Automobile dealer A Luttrell, after thorough examination, gave his opinion on The Post's Browniekar. He stated his assessment following a detailed inspection of the vehicle.
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A. Luttrell
Post
Browniekar
Monthly subs certificates to replace cash payments plan
The Pont’s plan issues legal tender certificates to subscribers each month in place of cash for daily and combined daily Sunday papers. Certificates confirm delivery and act as vouchers for agents, with values of 50 cents per month for the Daily and 70 cents for Daily and Sunday. Subscribers are urged to safeguard certificates and not hand them to unauthorized persons.
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