Court bans picket doging in labor disputes ruling
Supreme Court rules that picketing in labor strikes is unlawful when it becomes importunity and dogging, while allowing observation persuasion and limited representation at ingress points. The Granite City steel plant dispute centers on free passage and the line between lawful economic action and intimidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Taft
Mr. Clark
American Steel Foundnes
Granite City
Tricity Trades Councy
Veterans Banquet By Naval and Military Order of War with Spain
Veteran officers who served as commissioned officers in the war with Spain form the Naval and Military Order of the War with Spain and plan a banquet Saturday night at the Army and Navy club. Brig. Gen. David L. Brainard directs the event with Capt. Sheridan Ferree as toastmaster. Admiral Benson is the principal speaker, with Lieut. Col. A. L. Eline and Capt. Harry S. New also slated to speak.
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Spain
Army and Navy Club
David L. Brainard
Sheridan Ferree
Admiral Benson
A. L. Eline
Harry S. New
Dope Case to Grand Jury In Richmond
Harry Kaufman a 23 year old of Richmond was arrested by Detective Wilson on a pickpocket charge. He faced Commissioner Ignac Hitt for alleged narcotics act violation after police found 50 grains of morphine in a bag on his body. Hitt set bond at $2000 for grand jury action.
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Harry Kaufman
Richmond
Wilson
Ignac Hitt
Kaufman
Hitt
New lows in Cuban raw sugar amid December shipment sale
New York reports 15000 bags of Cuban crop sold for December shipment to a local refiner at 20 cents per pound cost and freight, equal to 3.73 duty paid. The committee still quotes all crop Cubas at 2% cents. Cotton Exchange votes holidays. Great Northern Railway directors approve 1.5 percent dividend.
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New York
Edison to Urge Ford Plan in Muscle Shoals Visit
Nashville report details Henry Ford and Thomas A. Edison touring the Old Hickory powder plant and the Hermitage Andrew Jackson home. They stressed Cumberland River waterpower potential and expressed confidence Wilson dam at Muscle Shoals would finish. Edison urged Congress and the public to accept the offer. Ford said his motive is service, not profit, with Weeks’ report due in about two weeks and action anticipated in January.
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Nashville
Tenn
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Muscle Shoals
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Mr. Ford
Mr. Edison
Cumberland River
Mr. Whitson
Wilson
Congress
Ford
Weeks
Supreme Court Refuses Review of Leak Case
The Supreme Court declined to review the so called Supreme Court leak case in which a former secretary to a justice and several associates including a former DOJ employee were convicted in the District of Columbia for conspiracy to defraud the United States. The leak related to the court's Southern Pacific decision foreseen in Wall Street. the government argued pre announcing opinions harmed the court and defrauded the United States.
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Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Court of the
United States
Heads Financial Company forms bank with new officers
Percy S. Foster elected president of Banking Trust and Mortgage Company at Arcade meeting. Inee Fraser named vice president Hilton W. Robertson treasurer and R. H. McNeil cashier. J. H. Fowle announces headquarters at 1409 H street northwest opening Saturday at 9 o'clock with public reception. Deposit drive to start immediately. Christmas Savings club planned for December 12.
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Percy S. Foster
Banking, Trust and Mortgage Company
Inee Fraser
Hilton W. Robertson
R. H. McNeil
J. H. Fowle
Premier Finance Company
H Street
Waste Merchants Win Writ Over Damages in Freight Loading
The District Court of Appeals reversed the District Supreme Court ruling and ordered mandamus directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to fix damages for members of the Waste Merchants Association of New York tied to freight loading at New York harbor points. The lower court had found mutual benefit from the services and refused mandamus.
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District Court of Appeals
District Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Waste Merchants Association of
New York
New York Harbor
Dissatisfied Client Seeks Change of Counsel in Kellogg Estate Case
Edmond C. Fletcher, retained by petitioner in the Kellogg estate suit, is asked to show cause why he should not withdraw. The petition alleges Fletcher would receive 50 percent of any money collected and refuses to drop the case without a $25,000 payment, with Sherman Wel logge cited as current attorney.
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Sherman Wellogge
District Supreme Court
Edmond C. Fletcher
William Pitt Kellogg
Kellogg
Gracie Will Appeal Rejected by Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals upheld a District Supreme Court ruling dismissing Mrs. Constance Schack Gracie’s bill to establish a will said to be made by her daughter Edith Temple Gracie Adams in 1918. The court held equity cannot hear such actions and probate court has exclusive jurisdiction. the decision affirms dismissal against the American Security and Trust Company where Adams kept securities.
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Court of Appeals
Constance Schack Gracie
Col
Archibald Gracie
Edith Temple Gracie Adams
New York City
District Supreme Court
American Security and Trust Company
Probate
Gracie
Governors Hear Talks Urging Farm Credits
Charleston S C December 5 The first governors conference heard talks on agricultural credits and state compacts under the Constitution. Governor McKelvie urged loans to farmers on equal terms with others while Moore warned against nonuniform state laws and pushed cooperative legislation. Newell urged reclamation finance to enable land ownership and viewed farms as producers of men. Two sessions slated for tomorrow. governors depart to Washington to meet President Harding.
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Charleston
Associated Press
Samuel R. McKelvie
Nebraska
Merrill Moore
Indiana
Frederick Haynes Newell
Reclamation Service
House of Governors
McKelgie
Moore
Newell
Washington
President
Mrs. Harding
White House
Oil Quotations From Oil City Dec 5
Oil City Pa December 5 credit balances and runs shipments reported for the period with totals 4.00 balance and averages around 54,546 and 104,392. The brief item notes oil quotations and market activity with emphasis on shipments and average figures.
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Oil City
Banking in Flush Markets and New York Borrowing Trends
See lower level in discount rates. Liquidation slow as some local banks borrow from New York at cheaper rates. Richmond bank cut rediscount paper to 4.2 million from 10 million but remains a borrower from other reserve banks. District reserves stay high while bond market improves. Formal opening of Banking Trust and Mortgage Co at 1409 Ef St NW. Chevy Chase Savings Bank opened. George O. Watson to speak on paying teller duties at 1214 F St NW. John B. Larner notes ABA reception at Racquet Club on December 13.
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Morris H. Glazer
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Richmond Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
New York Reserve Bank
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Washington
Richmond
Reserve Bank
Banking, Trust and Mortgage Company
Ef Street
Chevy Chase Savings Bank
Connecticut Avenue
McKinley Street
George O. Watson
Liberty National Bank
Institute of Banking
F Street Northwest
Francis G. Addison, Jr
John B. Larner
District of Columbia Bankers Association
American Bankers Association
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Son’s Dairy North
Globe- Wernicke
Globe Safer
Cotton Exchanges
Cotton Exchange Today
Liverpool
Cotton Exchange
Great Northern
St. Paul, Minn
Great Northern Railway
Dee
Ling
Beemer
Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Wilmington
Texas City
Norfolk
Baltimore
Phil'delphia
Houston
Memphis
Augusta
Atlanta
Little Rock
Steee
Dallas
Yee
Montgomery
Edison
Mil
People
Banking, Trust and Mortgage Co
Sherman Kellogg
Capital
Lamont St. 14Th & Park Road
Mt. Pleasant
Tobias Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Menpany
W. Va
Tobias
American Glass Manufacturing
Con Blumenthal
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
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