Lumber Trust Loses Limits Middleman's Power
Government wins injunction against Eastern States Retail Lumber Dealers Association and allies for restraint of trade. Decision grants consumer right to buy direct from wholesaler or manufacturer, omitting middleman power. Case noted as a major antitrust achievement under the Sherman Act.
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Eastern States
New Yokan
Retail Lumber Boalers’ Association
Federal District Court
New York Lumber Trade Association
Building | Material Men's Association
New Jersey
Lumbermen’s Protective Association
Retai Lumbermen’s Association
Retail Lumbermen’s Association of Baltimore
Lumber Exchange of the District of Conciutioned
Thesentment
wNegent
Ipsif
Lumber Trust
Department of Justice
Telira
Lumber Marketing Conspiracy Ties Pennsylvania to Pacific Coast
Staten, from Pennsylvania to the Pacific coast, conspires to control lumber marketing through a retailer. The case links cross‑country involvement in an alleged scheme to fix or influence timber sales. The report highlights the individuals and firms accused and the broader impact on commerce.
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Ng Staten
Pennsylvania
Pacific Coast
Immunity for Heike Sought in Sugar Conspiracy Case
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether Charles R. Heike former secretary of the American Sugar Refining Company is entitled to immunity from prosecution for conspiracy to perpetuate sugar weighing frauds against the customs Heike was convicted and sentenced Heike testified to company affairs during a grand jury probe into possible Sherman Act violations by the sugar firm
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Charles R. Heike
American Sugar Refining Company
Heike
Sugar Corporation
Spreckels Will Set Aside Property Fight Reopens
In Honolulu a federal court ruling allows John D. Spreckels and Adolph Spreckels to reopen the famed will contest over a $9,187,612 estate, with Hawaiian property worth about $750,000 at stake. Claus Spreckels left over $8.1 million in real and personal property to heirs, while John D. and Adolph were cut out. A California Supreme Court reversal upheld the will, and further appeals could affect the case. Separately, United States Motors Company bids $7,080,000 in foreclosure, accepted by receivers and the reorganization committee.
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First Circuit Court of the
United States
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John D. Spreckels
San Francisco
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Spreckels
John D
United States Supreme Court
Srdeh
California
Claus Spreckels
Augustus Spreckels
Rudolph Spreckels
Superior Court
Motors Company
New York
Jan
United States Motors Company
Hough
Aede
Winkfield to testify before Senate panel on oil letters case
William W Winkfield the Standard Oil employee who helped purge the Archbold letters said the 34000 payment claim is a joke and described a 1903-04 plot involving Frank Morell and Charles Stump He will appear before Senator Clapp's committee in Washington after being found in Chicago following a national search Gilbert Stewart, a Foraker associate, was reportedly beaten in a separate incident during the same period.
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Senate
William W. Winkfield
Washington
Winkfield
Gilchrist Stewart
Senator Foraker
Santana
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Archbold
Frank Morell
Morell
Charles Stump
Stump
Beaton
Stewart
Foraker
Supreme Court practice and rulings in a New York and DC docket
A dense legal record lists United States Supreme Court admissions for several attorneys, motions, and arguments across federal and district courts. It covers cases in equity and criminal courts, civil notices, and probate actions, naming parties such as Robb, Van Orsdel, Hammerly, and Stonestreet, with docket numbers and dates in January.
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Robbsens Gordon Et al
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Appellee
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Royal Glue Company
Lange
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Appelles
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Rob Strickland
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Mount Vernon Hallway Company
Downey of
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Heane
Great Falls
Old Donon
Raftway Company
Hammerly
Attorre Tarte Yeatman
Rainion, Siddons & Enards
Bruenemer
Ute To & Lbon
Merillat
Kappler
Richard
Equity Court NO
Justice Barnard
Manhattan Lannary Company
Ya Skinner & Hasty
Atteneys J
Poyser
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Hogan
John Ridout
Wo Wi Comas Hawken
van Senden
Ttalatou
Vecaters
Finnttorneys
Charles Foe
Falter Siddons & Richardson
Bennett Cohen
Chang Og Neme fFainliffs
David Rothschild
Vandenburg & Brandenburg
Iceland Cemetery Association
Avdar Fruitinatinn
Tornays Birney & Woodard
Bright Todding Trostee
Jovesim
Wilmer Latimar
Tracy Tracy
Vlalguimts
Garard
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Rauacher
Macdonallasby Smith
Gainer
National Stone Call Brick Company
Atomeya
Leckie, Cox & Kretz
Johnston Fulton
Carnal
Doramus
National Cotton Improvements
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Walker & Fright
Stonestreet
Lohr
Keane
Hudson
Campbelly
Campbell
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Coates
Drew
Jones
Washington
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington District Areas
Real estate transfers show multiple deeds across neighborhoods including Congress Heights, Park Heights, Villa Park, Anacostia, Mount Pleasant, Pleasant Plains, Manor Park, Brookland, Northeast, Wffingham Place, and Church Street Northwest. Transactions list grantees and grantors, parcel numbers, blocks and squares, with prices or nominal sums.
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William H
Mary J. Fister
Congress Heights
Randolph
Jonnings of Me
Ures F. Wheelock
Villa Park
Clara A. Marden
Edwin R
Oscar Gregerson
William A. Elite
Edward Gelsaman
Anacostia
Minnie L Soper
Pierre A. Soper
Mount Pleasant
Allan McLane Abert
Brookland
Margaret
M. Pennyacker
John and
Montie J. Connele
Sixth
Seventh
Thomas A Dobyns
Marta B. Dobyns
Nene Fork Avenue
Ux Ta
Bowes
Bartle A. Purdy
Church Street
Louis Gundling
Aarontila M. Scott
Square 194
Burventh
Letters Sought in Foraker Case Sparks Senate Probe
Agents of the Standard Oil Company and associates sought original letters between Foraker and company agents. A search led to the encounter with Stewart and Winkfeld, resulting in a fight. Telegrams and letters likely to shed light on the case were recovered and may be handed to the Senate investigating committee.
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Standard Ofl Company
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Winkfeld
Senate Investigating Committee
Winkfield
Swiss Riflemmen Decline Camp Perry Invitation
The Swiss riflemen will not travel to the United States for the Camp Perry international rifle contest in September, citing no provision for their expenses. National Rifle Association officials expressed surprise, noting $28,500 is budgeted to cover foreign shooters from New York ports to the event’s end.
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Berne
Switzerland
United States
Ohio
Lake Erie
Europe
National Rifle Association
New York
Original package defined by excise board ruling
The board clarifies what counts as the original package for liquor, describing a bottle prepared by a brewer, bottler, jobber, or seller for convenient sale in glass bottles sealed before delivery. Saloonkeepers may bottle beer in any size bottles or use designated glass jars.
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Youlerasy
William P. Richards
Thaw case ends with Thaw favor in fee dispute
New York January 9 Attorney John Gleason lost his suit to recover 33000 in counsel fees for defending Harry K Thaw at his first murder trial Federal court ordered decision in Mrs Mary Copley Thaws favor with costs
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New York
John Gleason
Mary Copley Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Property transfers and trust deeds from Washington area blocks
A dense list of real estate transfers and trust deeds appears, detailing buyer and seller names, parcel descriptions, and payments across neighborhoods such as Le Droit Park Bloomingdale Whit ney Close and Pleasant Heights. Includes numerous lot and block identifiers with monetary figures and dates.
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Prince
LE Droit Park
John M. Henderson
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Wilson
Strest
Alexander Johnson
Rosie J. Hoddes
Bloomingdale
Whitney
Margaret ‘Obin
Helen ‘Alty
Fennell
M T L. T Tobin
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Abbie FR. Talty
Elizabeth A. Todd
Reginald Tt. Walker
Allan E. Walker
Blanche P. Walker
Pot William Fl. Walker
Moognr
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Charles Hete
Claud Tipton
Fred B Rhodes
Burrae
Ruth A. Williams
Poor Tom
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Frank H. Towner
Leroy Gaddis, Jr
Caddie Browning
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John J
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Frank H . Towner
Matth I Heron
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Pleasant Plains
Ada G. Fuller
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Charles P. Stone
Charles W Fairfax
Charles W. King Jr
Frank E. Hopkins
Thomas W Fowler
J Eoward Fowler
Albert E. Burley
Alfred Bergstrom
Edwin R. Marden
Clara A. Marden
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Elizabeth C. Murray
Willem
Edmonston
Louis R Peak
Cor Coran Fire Insurance Company
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Henry C
Ernest UL. Behmidt
George M. Emmerich
German-American Building Association
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William Clabaugh
Arthur G. Blahop
John F. Burke
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Arthur L Bliss
Herbert
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Howard D. Chapman
David Rothschild
Raymond W. Dodd
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H Genn Phelps
Ruth L. Newman
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James Barry
Wiliam McK
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Robert £. Bicy
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Edward McAleer
Frank P Reeside
Walter Pratt, Jr
J. Harold McDowall
Charles T. Durand
Robert ‘Lee O'Brien
Daniel Doody
North Capitol Savings Bank
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E Tomlinson
Knights of Industry
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Cameron Savings and Trust Company
Mee
Gonecan Security and Trust Company
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Senure
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Royal HB
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Jessie S. Davies
George
Rees Et Ax
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Lee D. Latimer
Stella H. Latimer
Mount Pleasant Heights
Charles H. Nusabaum
William J. Flather
Claud Livingston
Fulton R. N
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Burrus B. Willams
Elbert Johnson
Fred B. Rhodes
Kirbys Held in Contempt in Bank Scandal Case
Chicago January report says Dr William Kirby owner of the defunct Kirby Savings Bank and wife Margaret L Kirby were ordered jailed for contempt until they surrender 39000 alleged missing from the bank's sets The judge blasted court participants calling the case a fraud and perjury driven frame up He ordered investigation of Kirby attorneys for possible subornation of perjury and the grand jury will review their conduct Attorneys named include Patrick H O Donnell Thomas B Lantry Francs J Houlihan and James Rosenthal Bonds released pending circuit court appeal review A warrant for perjury was issued for Roger Decoverly who testified for Kirby
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Kirby, Savings Bank
Margaret L. Kirby
United States District
Landis
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Wilkerson
Patrick H. O'Doninell
Thomas B. Lantry
Francs J. Houlihan
James Rosenthal
Circuit Court of Appeals
Disagreement Over Stotesbury Hammerstein Opera Gift
A New York federal jury could not decide whether Edward T. Stotesbury lent or gave Oscar Hammerstein $39,960 for grand opera support. After four hours of deliberation the jurors were discharged with no verdict. Stotesbury sought repayment. Hammerstein argued it was a gratuitous contribution to Philadelphia opera.
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Hammerstein
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Edward T. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
Oscar Hammerstein
United States District Court
Grand Opera
Awarded $16,000 Verdict Against New York Mutual Life
A Alexandria circuit court jury awarded Motor Truck Company $16,000 against the Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York over a policy on its first president B Fleet Board who died from a fall at Wake Forest NC several months ago. Motions for new trial and arrest of judgment were denied and an appeal noted. Also notes Masonic Memorial Committee officers elected and regional meetings planned.
Merchants' Banquet Set for January Dinner at Raleigh Hotel
Acceptances for the Retail Merchants' Association second annual gettogether dinner arrive quickly. Friday evening January 17 is the date at the Raleigh Hotel with over 30 expected guests. Speakers include Senators Claude Swanson and Miles Poindex ter Ker, and Representatives Julius Kahn and C. C. Carlin.
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Retail Merchants’Association
Raleigh Hotel
Claude Swanson
Miles Poindex
Ker
Julius Kahn
C. C. Carlin
Special Notices From Washington Trust and Public Comfort
Special notices announce redemption of bonds by The American Security and Trust Company for Metropolitan Club, with sinking fund call and interest cease date. Also inviting providers for inaugural period quarters under Public Comfort Committee, and notices about The Washington Post annual meeting and Ballentine’s.
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City of Washington
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aR JCAN_ SECURE AND TRUST COMPANY
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Chas. E. Howe
Pascal A A
U. S. Trust Building
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tenth Street
The
Washington Post
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Fennayivanta
Edward B. Mere
Ballentine
Mks
New York electors certified for 1912 presidential race
Federal records certify the final ascertainment of New York electors for President and Vice President from the November 5, 1912 general election. The document lists the chosen electors and confirms the official canvass, with signatures of state officials and the Great Seal.
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George W. Loft
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Charles F. Murphy
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James P. McAnister
Robert &. Dowling
John T. Willoughby
John F. Galvin
David A. Boody
Nicholas J. Hayes
James Shevlin
Isaac C. Blandy
Michael J. Mulqueen
Abraham Harrison
Thomas F. McAvoy
Oscar L. Chapin
Arthur H. Murphy
Otto Bratt
John D. Jones
Augustus C. Kea Gouverneur M. Car~singarnochan
Henry R. Woodruff
Michael N. Kane
Thoma W. Mead
William A. Mallory
B. Anderson
Henry A. Conway
Ham Hi
Leffing
John H. McCooey
Well
Charles T. Feltman
John P. Bowman
Sylvan Levy
Edward F. Short
Arthur 3. Somers
Oliver Cabana, Jr
Charles Herrmann
Henry P Burgard
Nathan Hirsch
Frederick M. Boyle
Rocco M. Marasco
James C. Bennett
Albany
Sulzer
Mitchell May
New Yor
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State of New York
State Board of Canvassers
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James P. McAlister
William A. Maner
John T. Willoughby, Jr
Henry A. Dimway
John H. McCovey
Charles L. Feltman
Otto Pfaff
Arthur S. Somers
Augustus C. Kes
Singer
Thomas W. Mead
Charles I. Murphy
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William
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BE. Dowling
Ohn F. Galvin
Henry P. Burgard
Michael J. Mulav
John J. Kennedy
Thomas Carmody
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