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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1921

Page

4

Public victory seen as sugar antitrust ends court case

Attorney General Daugherty approved a decree to finally end the long antitrust suit against American Sugar Refining Company. The decree restricts the company from influencing major refiners and asserts that competition will govern future sugar prices. It notes the company now holds about 24 percent control, down from 72, and aims to restore free market conditions for cane and beet sugar across the United States.

Associated Press United States District Court New York American Sugar Refining Company Daugherty Department of Justice Juzy National Sugar Refining Company Great Western Sugar Company Michigan Sugar Company American Sugar Company United States Bis Country Cuba

Indictments Return in Major City Case of Copper Theft

Sixteen men are indicted on assorted charges including larceny from the United States for allegedly attempting to steal 900 pounds of copper intended for the Treasury roof. Others face robbery and related counts including an alleged hold up of Mayor Shurkin at 900 Barry Place Northwest on December 7. Additional defendants face larceny after trust embezzlement grand larceny and nonsupport charges.

United States Owen Barnes William H. Contee Treasury Harry Williams Wiliam Leek James Thompson James Banks Mayor Shurkin Barry Place Charles Smathers Thomas J. Wright Charles M. Wells Murray Wilson Fred Harry Nelson Arnold Lofty Royal Moulton Ashton Nixon James Clark Lemmoore B. Lakers Samuel J. P. Morgan

Jones bill on DC budget triggers budget act clash

Assistant Director W F Abbott writes Chairman Focht amid Senate approved Jones bill that would remove limits on DC expenditures and curb budget bureau revisions. Madden and Abbott warn the amendment erodes the budget act, prompting House to send the measure back for corrections and possible Senate reconsideration.

W. F. Abbott Focht Senate Jones Budget Bureau Charman Madden House Appropriations Committee House District Committee House Madden Abbott

War Seizure Suits Seek Nearly Million in Property Return

G H Mumm & Co of Rheims files in District Supreme Court against Thomas W. Miller alien property custodian to recover about 660000 in money stocks and bonds seized under the trading with the enemy act. Additional suits target roughly 200000 and 160000 in assets including brandy and holdings of the Reinachs tied to German safekeeping during the war.

G. H. Mumm & Co Rheims France District Supreme Court Thomas W. Miller Oscar Pierre de Reimach Gerard de Reinach

Graduation in Army Finance School at Fort Hunt

Graduation exercises of the Finance School of the Army at Fort Hunt Virginia were attended by Assistant Secretary of War J M Wainwright Brig Gen Herbert M Lord and other finance department members Col Wainwright spoke on benefits of the school and Gen Lord on ideals for faithful service and citizenship The War Department authorized the school on August 4 1920 to train officers and enlisted men in finance matters About 6306 men attended and 206 graduated

Finance School of the Army Fort Hunt Secretary of War J. M. Wainwright Herbert M. Lord Finance Department of the Army Financial Department Col. Wainwright Gen Lord

Rifle Toy Banks Theft Suspect Held for Grand Jury

Gaura Monroe a 19 year old colored worker at 2146 Nineteenth Street Northwest is charged with grand larceny for stealing $450 from four coin banks at her workplace. Police Judge Hardison ordered her held for the grand jury under $500 bond after arrest by Officer W F Smoot. Police recovered four banks from her residence during the employer's absence.

Nineteenth Street Gaura Monroe Corcorane Street Hardison W. F. Smoot Terith Anna W. Handall Uim Aidmo

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