Justices Rule Open Price Associations Restrain Trade
The Supreme Court held that the American Hardwood Manufacturers' Association’s open competition plan violated Sherman antitrust law. Justice Clarke described the statistical bureau and newsletters as tools to restrain production and raise prices, while Justice Holmes dissented arguing the method was not an unlawful restraint in a free speech context.
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Associated Stress
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Department
Daugherty
McKenna
Holmes and
Brandeis
United States Court For
Western Tennessee
Clarke
Association
Statistical Bureau
Larke
Holmes
Iin
Tradd
Publc
Anid
Daugherty Kay
Justice Clarke
Hoover
Commerce Department
De Valera Attacks Treaty In Heated Dublin Speech
Irish leader Eamon de Valera denounces the treaty as a betrayal and subservience to England, warning of oath allegiance to the British king. He condemns the pact while praising delegates, and calls for rejection as leaders like Griffith and Collins defend ratification amid pro and anti remarks.
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MacNeiil
de Valera
Arthur’ Griffith
Michael Cains
Griffith
Sinn, Fein
London
Grigth
Ireland
Lloyd George
Trisha
Grifith
England
Mr. de Valera
George
Dubln
Austin Stack
Sey Valera
Count Plunkett
Tde Valera
Collins
Dublin Castle
de Vilera
Dublin
America
France
Army
Tad
Joseph. McBride
Ember
Mayo
Maj
John McBride
Bagster Week
McB
Dail
Republican Army
Arthur Griffith
Ean Valera
Bs Publi
Séan MacSwikey
Dail Eiréann
Munster
McKeon
Charles Burgess
de’ Valera
Baur
Fragmentary Remarks on Independence and Empire Debate
A fragmentary report captures a heated speech lamenting British control and urging Irish independence. The speaker cites treaty principles, calls for self-government, and criticizes British dominance while referencing Canada and Ireland’s potential status within a dominion framework.
Miller Leads After Nominating Meeting Amid Legion Debate
The meeting references captains Peyser and Jordan backing Miller with other officers elected including Peyser as senior vice commander Pauline M. McVey as second vice commander and Harry J. Davis as third vice commander. The gathering discussed treaty issues with speakers including de Valera and MacNeill and noted support for the Irish treaty by some while others urged opposition from the press and parliament.
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Anovan
A& Earns
Miller
Peyser
Costello Post
Drain
Lester Joney
Franklin
Jordan
William “W. Smith
OL “Drain
American “Legion
Department
Céy
The
Legion
Christmas Pardon Reports for President Harding
Attorney General Daugherty prepared reports on executive clemency for war law offenders. Discussion with the President was expected, with possible consideration of Eugene Debs held at Atlanta.
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Harding
Daugherty
Eugene Debs
Atlanta
May Have to Use Force in Orange Lodge Crisis
Unclear text fragment hints at a crisis within an Orange Lodge with threats of force and government involvement. No clear dates, names, or locations apart from Orange. Summary limited by legible content.
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Lodge
Fragmentary Defense of Board Appointments Debate
Inconclusive remarks by senators Heflin and McLean touch on the administration and proposed amendments. The dialogue hints at concerns over removing current board members and the potential impact on the country and farmers.
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Ee Banks
I Sénathis
Hhese
Heflin
Alabama
McLean
Connecticut
Twenty One Members Elected to Washington Board of Trade
Twenty one new members were elected at the Washington Board of Trade during the initial meeting of the newly appointed executive committee. Names include J. E. Brown J. M. Carter E. Burton Corning Ralph Endicott and others. A referendum from the Chamber of Commerce on tari principles was referred to President Thomas Bradley for action and Arthur Carr was elected secretary of the committee. Executive meetings will be held on the second and fourth Mondays at 2 oclock.
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Washington Board of Trade
J. E. Brown
Lute E. Collier
J. M. Carter
E. Burton Corning
Ralph Endicott
Ester J. Fitch
W. H. Gottlieb
George F. Hoover
William T. Hopkins
A. Kimber
William C. Linton
Norman B. Lan Freau
Sterling
V. Mead
Arthur Carr
H.C. Graham
Thomas Bradley
EB. Ny Brandenburg
Walter” A
J. Harry’ Cunningham
B. Diladay
Chales
Crane
Chris J. Gockeler
Walter H. Klopfer
I. Wurphy
Theodore W. ‘Noyes
Sampely
Prescott
Charles J."waters
Odell
S. Smith
Smallpox Cases Rise In Local Neighborhood
Health department reports thirteen smallpox cases confined to a single neighborhood. Two new cases involving Helen, months old, and Henry Hawkins, eight years old, both residents of P street, are noted alongside an Edwards child whose mother accompanied the child to the hospital.
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Health Department
Yeaterday
Health
Storay’s
Ampare
Helen
Henry Hawkins
Edwards
January observances and days of notice
A fragmented list outlines days such as January 19 20 Ow run your own home day January 21 Pay bill promptly day January 22 Share with others day January 28 Make a Will day with references to holidays or observances. The text reads as a sequence of dated prompts.
Christmas Benefit Series at Playhouse for Volun teers of America
During Christmas week benefit events run at the Playhouse 1814 N Street NW with a 3 30 afternoon station and 8 30 supper dances each night except New Year’s Eve. The Willard hotel hosts the New Year’s Eve costume ball. Identified speakers include Admiral Tsai Gutzon Borglum and Dhan Gopal Mukerji with Mme Miura and Michio Itow among others.
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Playhouse
N Street Northwest
Volunteers of America
Mach
Willard Hotel
Paul S. Heinsch
Admiral
Tsai
Gutzon
Borglam
Dhan Gopal Mukerji
Mme, Miura
N. Das Gupte
Ta Chen
Michio Itow
Kiwani Club Plans Carnival Benefit and Tap Day Outline
A Kiwanis club discussion covers a large Christmas cane and activities for children. A joint January meeting of the ladies and men's auxiliaries plans carnival efforts to aid the institution. The annual tap day is set for March 17.
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Pers
Tlen
Kiwani Club
Night school adds classes for upcoming semester
Weter B Patterson announces new courses at three schools for the next term. At Business High, January 4 opens shorthand, typewriting and bookkeeping with February 1 offering commercial arithmetic. Eastern High may add short hand typewriting beginners French and Spanish if enrollment meets figures. McKinley High considered cooking millinery and higher mathematics.
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Weter B. Patterson
Business High School
Eastern High Night School
McKinley High
Women’s Handkerchiefs with Hemstitch and Corded Tape Border
Special sale on imported women’s handkerchiefs featuring hemstitching cords and tape border. Prices shown for a limited time. selection emphasizes fine workmanship and decorative edging.
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Statistics For Advice
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Prov
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Ively
Gailte
Ltrgaty Avan
Arthur Grifith
Gondon
McKeown
Longford
Trish
Hamon de Valera
Colkiz
Valra
Valera _Feapona
Gail Representaties
Lloyd
Wold
Anders O
Asr Pitt
Golge
Amy
San Francisco
Republic
Alera
Cabinet Baecking
Canada
Leagui
Childers
Dail -Eireann
Itis
Downing Mireate
Julius I. Peyser
Timothy Jordan
Emaller
Pershing
Staina
Reeean
Mary MacSwiney
MacNeill
Inette Valera
Higgins
Michael Collins
Richard Mulcahy
Sizowath
M. George Groslier
Board OF Trade
of America
Binesé
Eastern
McKinley
Washington Fire Department
Watson
Raymonde, Llurba
Pomona
St. N.W
W. BW. Woses & Sons
Sea “F and
Eleventh Streets
Royal Easy
Price
Madras
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