Receiver for Tobacco Trust to Be Appointed Today
The United States seeks a court order to place receivers in charge of the American Tobacco Company Imperial Tobacco Company and allied firms. Assistant Attorney General Purdy advocates using injunction receivership to dissolve monopolies under the Sherman Act, shifting control from corporate managers to a federal appointee.
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Purdy
Jeff Washington
New York
United States
American Tobacco Company
Imperial Tobacco Company
Lawyera
Proaecu Dims
Government to file suit to dissolve American Tobacco Co
Special to The Washington Post New York July 9 The suit the Federal government will file in the United States Circuit Court tomorrow seeks dissolution of the American Tobacco Company on grounds that it maintains a monopoly in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington Post
New York
United States Circuit Court
American Tobacco Company
Tobacco Trust Accord With Imperial Binds Markets
Investigators expose a written agreement between American Tobacco Company and Imperial Tobacco Company to limit competition. The British American Tobacco Company, formed in 1901, holds a majority of shares, with American owning two thirds and Imperial one third. The arrangement concentrates U.S. tobacco output under a trust, arming the Americans with influence over global trade. government may seek court action to restrain foreign buyers until the trust is broken. Officials decline comment pending equity proceedings.
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Yoent
Imperial Tobacco Company
American Trust
Reid
Imperial Company
United States
British-American Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
America
Exgtech Trust
Harvester Trust Expected to Be Targeted by New Antitrust Tool
A Washington dispatch notes the administration plans to use injunctions and receivership to curb the harvester trust. It says powder and tobacco trusts are already earmarked for this method, with the powder trust differing by structure. Both are accused of violating the Sherman law.
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Roosevelt
Agslest
Tobacco Trust
Chessibilies
Department of Justey Ofcias
Euravn
Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
The
Times
Harvester Trust
Powder Trust
Tore
Resignation Consideration Clouds Glen Echo Council Meeting
Prince Pincher's potential resignation as marshal prompts Glen Echo Town Council to debate succession as Collins faces renewal of duties at the Conduit road. Mayor Garrett seeks a suitable replacement while several applicants vie for the post amid anticipated stormy proceedings.
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Prince Pincher
Marshal Collins
Glen Echo Park
Glen Echo
Guerert
Akely Collins
Conduit
Ured
Garrett
Collins
Caliine
Lovins
Hoe
Cffer
Countl
Judge Landis Denounces Devil The Devil Not To Blame
In Chicago Judge Landis presided over cases including Samuel Bergh who was fined 208 dollars for obtaining money on a forged money order. He told the youth not to blame the devil for his crime, and imposed weekly payments. He also sentenced George Smith to five years and John E. McCafferty to one year with two months to begin at Bridewell.
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Chicago
Landis
Samuel Bergh
Trans P Bergh
Grand Avenue
George Smith
Landi
John E. McCafferty
Post-Oice
Banished for Three Months for Youthful Misconduct
Arthur McMullen, son of a wealthy Broadway contractor, was sent away for three months after a court hearing in which Prosecuting Attorney Carter noted his family could pay any fine and that the boy would not reform. After a conference with his mother, he departed to live with a local physician for the term.
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Washington Post Oy Ford
Conn
Arthur Kk
MgMulten
Arthur Lyilen
Broadway
New York City
McMullen
Carter
Elbert Hubbard's Tribute to His Wife in White Hyacinths
East Aurora July 9 Elbert Hubbard announces a forthcoming book White Hyacinths a heartfelt tribute to his wife of seventeen years praising her as superior to any woman in history in mind heart and spirit He writes that she supports him and inspires his work while noting their shared life and his belief in economic progress over preaching rules.
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East Aurora
Mrs. Hubbard
Bouse
Pinander
Elbert Hubbard
Sha
Allen Hubbard
Alles
Hubbard
Desla
Buch
Charles Kingaley
Chum
Char
America
Adam
Iber
The Second Mrs Hubbard and Her Worldly Roles
The article profiles Alice Hubbard and her marriages to reformer L. Ron Hubbard’s circle. It recalls his praise of Hubbard’s wife as mother, businesswoman, economist, and reformer, notes alimony and divorce history, and traces Alice Moore Hubbard’s education and career across Buffalo, Denver, Concord, and Boston.
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Hubbard
Alice Moore
Bertha Crawford
Audéon
Ralph
Catherine
Bibert
Suit on Kemp Mortgage Highlights Police Clerk Theft Probe
Lawyers of Rockville filed to foreclose a 34500 mortgage on J Arthur Kemp's property held by Mrs Alice Boyle and William C Hoskingen. The suit ties to Kemp the Metropolitan Police Department clerk alleged thefts spanning years, with investigations showing missing receipts and valuables. Authorities seek Kemp, possibly abroad, as Maj Sylvester notes likely flight toward South America to avoid capture.
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Kemp
St Il
Sylvester
Toyna
Maj. Gylveater
Windeck
Detective Bureau
South Americas
Eurda
Hdwip & Heese
Maj
Gsth
Swindells
Clale
Clale, Mr. Hosse
Will Besth
Bis “Dutien
Big Bond
Auretics
Auto Victims Recovering After Quarrel Damages Accusations
Special to The Washington Post reports Dr. Julian P. Thomas may not need a leg tie after a Sunday accident at Fordham Hospital his condition improved. Miss Frances Haas amputated and recovering Mrs Thomas visited and accepted her husband s explanation. Mina Welzaman recovering from shock Haas and Welzaman testified Thomas chauffeur picked up Welzaman at Dil Haas home and the trio met the doctor at Thirty fourth street ferry then drove to Arverne Long Island before returning to the Bronx.
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Washington Post
New York
Julian P. Thomas
Fordham Hospital
Dmiss Frances Haas
Mina Alvina Welzaman
Wy. Haas
Mrs. Thomas
Misa Haag
Misa Welssman
Miss Welssman
Miss Haas
Dr. Thomas
Thomeas
Dil Haas
Dr .Thomas
Arverne
Long Ieland
Thomas
Bronx
Duke Held For Speeding Auto In Harlem Court
Andre B Duke, reportedly son of B H N Duke of the American Tobacco Company, was held by Magistrate Barlow in Harlem Police Court on a $100 bail for trial in Special Zeschona for speeding an automobile last evening. The 22 year old, with one arm, allegedly drove the car at twenty two miles per hour per timing by a police officer.
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Weanington Fort
New York
Andre B
Duke
B. HN
American Tobacco Company
Barlow
Harlem
Zeschona
What Have You to Exchange Washington Post Column
The Far Exchange Columns invite readers to list items they have stored at home that others might want. Send your ad or call Main 436 to place a free exchange notice for items you no longer need or desire to trade.
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Washington Post
Brothers Save Brother From Drowning At Rock Creek
Lester Heines fifteen of 1315 Q street NW nearly drowned in Rock Creek near Thompson's Bridge yesterday afternoon. His younger brother Kenneth thirteen and Elton Wilton aided by pulling him from the water and keeping him afloat until shore. Lester revived after an hour in the bank area and was taken home with no serious injuries.
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Lester Heines
Q Street
Thompson's Bridge
Kenneth Heines
Elton Wilton
Jett
Lester
Kenneth
Young Wilton
Bay
Philip faces first degree murder indictment in Arlington case
Philip, a clubman charged with murdering Frank Boy, appeared before Justice Wright and was released on 25,000 bond. His bail was set after defense objections over bond standards, with Elizabeth Philip and John Van Weap as sureties, and the case anticipated for late fall trial likely on self defense claims. Witness affidavits list Carroll, Smith, George W George, and others as principal supporting figures for the defense.
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Frank Boy
Arlington
den- Wright
Distre Supreme
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Henry
Justice Wright
Davis
Ney Baker
Baker
vUse Wright
Bax
Rower
Mixa Elizabeth W. Philip
John van Weap Philip
Frank W. Smith
District Supreme Court
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Fuilip
Bath
Robert Williams
Heaien
Gaithersburg
Frank A. Ward
Uussort
Charles B. Kincaid
William P. Taulvee
Capito Kincaid
Tar
William Carroll
David Smith
George W . George
W- We Gay
Weather Outlook From U S Weather Bureau Report
Weather conditions across the United States from July 3 to 8 show varied activity. thunderstorms in the Dakotas Midwest Lower Mississippi valley and Great Lakes. Central Rockies and Northwest expect showers with generally warm trend in the Northeast and Atlantic regions. Winds shift along coastlines with light to fresh and northerly to southerly patterns. Local temperatures and humidity fluctuating through the period with reports of thunder squalls and unsettled skies in multiple regions.
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U. & Dept of Agricultura
Wasther Bureau
Washington, DC
Atlantic
Gulf States
Arkansas
Haiotas
Lake
Ovil
Atantic Stoths
Rocky Mountain Regian
Northwest
Dale Mississpp
Mimotr
Arkansas Valleya
Marthwest
Laka
West Gulf Coast
Jewen Hight
Lakesight
Europes
Porte Wil
Grand Danks
Heat Lets Up Briefly as Showers Tap the City
Weather notes describe a dip of about four degrees from the previous day as a city thermometer hovered near ninety three at midday. A light shower around 1 pm cooled readings, with Affleck’s thermometer peaking at 93 degrees and the Weather Bureau recording a high of 92 degrees later in the afternoon.
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Weather Bureau
Aftiock
Affeck
Heat Claims Victims in Chicago Deaths Reported
Heat wave in Chicago causes five deaths and ten prostrations as temperatures reach 94 degrees with high humidity. Reports from St Louis note additional fatalities and distress from heat. city officials warn of continuing danger as the thermometer climbs.
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Chicago
St Louis
Wall to Stop Floods Plans For New City Wall
Pittsburg officials Charles Kireehier and Swan map a massive concrete retaining wall to end flood damage along the Ohio River. The project would extend across the riverbed, use dredged material, and cost about 5 million dollars.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Charles
Kireehier
Allegheny
Department of Public Works
Swan
Ohio Suns
Tulane
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