Steel Trust Hearing Delves Into Tennessee Iron Tie
Gary the United States Steel chairman testified before the House steel trust committee about the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company absorption. He said the TCI was dependent for livelihood and pledged to supply all requested facts, noting the Commerce Department bureau has studied the steel giant for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Witnness
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Etbelt
Gary
Steel Board
Mary Beg
Steel Trust
House
Tennessee Coal and Tron Company
Tennessee Company
Gates
John W. Gates
Tennessee Coal and Irer
Department of Commerce and Labor
Norman
Bureau of Corporations
Nagel
Institute
American Iron and Steel Institute
Carnegie Steel Company
Carnegie Company
Eczema cured by Cuticura Remedies, Forrest City woman says
Miss Elizabeth Gehril of Forrest City Ark reports six months of severe neck eczema bitten by itching, sleepless nights, and doctor visits. After using Cuticura Soap,Ointment and prescribed medicine, she notices relief first day, continued three weeks, and claims a full cure with a grateful testimonial. Cuticura ads claim economy and skin relief with remedies offered by Pottor, Din & Chem Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gehril
Forrest City
Ark
Potte
Dins & Chem Corp
Colianus Ave
Boton
Mae
Gary Answers on Steel Trust Ties at Committee
Gary explains Carnegie Steel role, United States Steel structure, and subsidiary independence. He says subsidiaries have own directors but the parent can control them. earnings go to the corporation and dividends are declared. The chairman seeks clarity amid fears of international price fixing and regulatory changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Aivelihood
Stanley
Gary
Carnegie denies ties to Gates in London interview
In London on June 1 Andrew Carnegie refused to discuss Gates testimony before the Stanley committee, denying any involvement with the steel trust and saying he knows nothing of the alleged scandals. He said he would testify after returning to America but will not comment further while abroad. He also vouched for Mr. Perkins on his peace board and pledged to appear when back home.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
John W. Gates
Stanley Committee
Gates
Carnegie
United States Steel Corporation
Mr. Carnegie
Yates
Therowmaster
Per
Ferkins
Stanley
America
Prosecution Aims to Enjoin Chicago Butter and Egg Board
Vigorous action against the Chicago butter and egg board to curb price control follows Supreme Court oil and tobacco trust rulings. Judge Kohlsaat directed the case to Charley J. Morrison to take evidence, with DA Sim charging the quotations committee meets daily, gauges eggs and butter on hand, and fixes market prices for personal gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Board
Ees
United States Supreme Court
Oil and Tobacco Trust
Kohlsaat
United States Circuit Court
Federal
Sim
Charley J. Morrison
Would Arrest Trust Heads In Antitrust Probe
A Senate resolution backed by Senator Pomerene of Ohio seeks criminal prosecutions against officers of Standard Oil Company and allied tobacco firms and their associates for alleged violations. The measure would authorize the attorney general to proceed under Supreme Court guidelines, with debate and possible voting looming as discussions reveal injuries from recent events.
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Standard Ont
Themerifin Tobacco Company
Weemaset Ina
Pomerene
Olio
Recen de Tsians
Supreme Court
Af Pamerene
Tadviduri
Senete
Roosevelt on Antitrust Law and Breakup of Monopolies
Theodore Roosevelt argues the Sherman Act is defective and must be replaced by drastic legislation. He favors government control of major interstate firms like Standard Oil, the sugar and steel trusts, under a framework as strong as rail regulation, with continuous administrative oversight rather than intermittent court actions. The piece contrasts two camps and stresses practical regulation over prohibition.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Standard Oil de
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oi
Sugar Trust
Steel Trust
Publc
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gallos Suffering Fr o di Injuries Joins Beaumont in Rome
Rome June 1 Beaumont and Garros, rivals in the Paris Rome Turin race, are in Rome. Garros injured when his plane wrecked near Pisa, but he returned to flight in a new machine at 160 o'clock this morning. Beaumont arrived yesterday and prepares for the Rome to Turin leg, 31 miles. Crowds cheered as the two men appeared on a balcony, expressions of goodwill amid the tense race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Andre Beaumont
Roland Garros
Turin
Beaumont
Garros
Pisa
Mediterranean
Liberals Honor Carnegie at London Peace Dinner
The National Liberal Club hosted Andrew Carnegie for a dinner highlighting his peace crusade. Earl Carrington chaired. Sir Edward Grey lauded Carnegie's peace efforts and American initiative. Carnegie warned arbitration fails when honor is dishonored, declaring the real danger lies in perpetual war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
National Liberal Club
Andrew Carnegie
Earl Carrington
Edward Grey
Mr. Carnegie
Sir Edward
Carnegie
Diet and Health Hints by Gr T J Allen
Diet advice notes digestion times and meal combinations. Eggs digest quickly while pork and cabbage take longer. Coarse vegetables lack essential nutrition and hinder meals. Fruits should not mix with other foods. Meat pairs best with whole grains or legumes. dairy clashes with long-stay foods. Vegetarianism discussed as not ideal. fats should avoid with meat or starches.
Supreme Court plans extensive October term with 35 cases set for first day
The court closes a term with 509 cases filed and 434 disposed of, including 166 opinions. Opening of the next term will devote to Stracey coal land claims, Patten anti trust indictment, Hyde land fraud review, and about a dozen summer advisories. The constitutionality of the Federal Employers Liability Act of 1908 is among the notable issues.
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Stracey
James A. Patten
Hyde
United States Supreme Court
Charles F. Munday
Stracey Coall
Alaska
Frederick A. Hyde
Pacific Coast
Maher
Cutlery Importer Arrested Overvalued German Knives
New York on June 1 government crackdown on cutlery import frauds. Assistant District Attorney Carl Whitney says Josef Landesberg was arrested on four counts of undervaluing German made pocket knives. Authorities allege German cutlery was sold below U.S. manufacture cost. Landesberg paroled to furnish a 3500 dollar bail.
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New York
Carl E. Whitney
Whitney
Josef Landesberg
England
United States
Landeshberg
Real estate transfers across Northwest and adjacent districts
A compilation of property transfers from multiple DC neighborhoods including Sixth Street Northwest F Street to G Street, Mount Pleasant, North Grounds at Columbian University, Holmead Manor, and many others. Transactions show buyers and sellers such as Kefauver Barker Patterson Ruffin and Featherstone with prices ranging from 10 dollars to 8 750 dollars, detailing lot numbers blocks and squares.
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Sixth Street
Lewis T. Kefauver
Hawin D. Barker
Rawin D. Barker
Stephen Gatti
Mount Pleasant
Charles J. Walker
Rose Reichman
North Grounds
Columbian University
Sterling Ruffin
Northwest Washington Improvement Company
Holmead Manor
Bame
Same
Carlotta
Quirotte Et Vir
Lawrence H
American Legurity and Trust Companys
City View Heights
Richard E. Patro
Benjamin Crifasi
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
Clarence T. Lacy
Jacob E. Horning
Bloomingdale
George €. Pumphrey
Douglas W
Caroline M. Starr
South Carolina Avenue
Emme L. Patten
Walter F. Collins
Stroete
Richard Ke. Pairo
Charles J. Kappler
Bes
Eleventh Street
Charlotte Dailey
Robert H. Featherston
Pleasant Plains
Columbia Heights
Charlotte Dalley
Robert H. Featherstone
Seventi Street
Wrench Kirby
Massachusetts Avenue Heights
American Security and Trust Company Et al
Frank D. Hannan
Square
James H. Heck
Ghevy Chas Heights
Harvey A. McBath
Andrew M. McBath
Benjamin Whipps
National Automobile Company
Henry D. Mirick
Sherwood
Izora Scott
John BM
Anna S. Castel
Arthur G
Sadie D. Perry
North Capitol
First Streets
Virginia P. Fuller
Masonic and Eustern Star
Leopold Moeller
James J. Kilroy
Maryland Avenue
James H. Taylor
Ichael Shughrue
Floral Hill
Robert ‘H. McNeill
John Herth
Chevy Chase Terrace
Allan E Walker
Harper R. Davis
Richmond Park
Twenty-First Street
Catherine Woodev
Clarence F. Norment
Liv Elanis
William H. Oliver
Frederick
Constante A. Tyler
Klork
SLD
Pethworth
Charles
Lepp
Harry Wardman
Thomas Po Benes
West Aloomingdale
George Pumphrey
Hears VD
Alanche
Buchanan
Sinek
Clarence
Catherine
Barrys
Frank
Rantings
Alfred
H. FH. Howenstein
Fred W. Reeves
Northwest Washington Imrovement Company
Jesse L. Heiskell
William E. H. Merritt
William J. Donnetly
George W. Brown
William A. Johnson
West Bloomingdale
Douglas N. Starr
Francis A. Blunden
Charles H. Waters
Arah E. Alderton
George C.pumphrey
John F. Bayne
Ralph P. Barnard
Guy H. Johnson
Barbara Rodler
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and ‘Trust Company
Amua Holumb
James H. Beck
Matthew C. McNamara
Daniel W. Baker
Frank J. Hogan
Thomas Walsh
Joseph C. Sheehy
Highview
Thomas P. Bones
B. Francis Lau
Walter B. Hilton
Garnett A. Smith
Eckington
Joseph M. Carmody
H. Bradley Davidson
Wather
Fristee
Charles H. Davidson
John M. Castell
John L. Knopp
Charles Hays
Arthur G. Ferry
Ame
Harry
Rohrer Et Ux
George W. Offutt
Ir.s
B. Agee Howles
Potomac Savings Bank
Beall
John W. Glennan
John A. Massie
Bessie E. Talbott
Hobinson White
Thomas M. Crane
Robert F. Bradbury
James P. Schick
Catherine A
Armand F. Jardis
William S McCarthy
John O'Hagan
Adam W. Leeman
Hencon M Young
J. W. Alexander
Raleigh Sherman
Boonsborn Bank
Bonnshore
Horace T. Jonen
Jesse W. Rawlings
Richard G. Rawlings
Frank §. Collins
Thomas K. O'Brien
P. M. Brown
Theodore P. Heap
George O. Talburtt
Washington Heights
Catherine W. Godey
John D. Sullivan
Charles W. Dimpnon
Lucy V. Beale
Percy J. Grady
James B Wimer
Reynald W. Beal
Julia Wheeler
Charies H. Davidson
William E. Gales
Charles Hanback
George C. Aukam
Neate M. Hanback
West Slogmingdale
Henry McD. Buchanan
J. Harry
M Packard
District of Columbia Equity Court docket shows multiple cases
The District of Columbia Equity Court and Circuit Courts list numerous civil actions, debts, and trustee matters. Entries include decrees pro confesso, appointment of receivers, bonds posted, and attorney assignments for cases in Equity Court No 1 and No 2, Circuit Court No 1 and No 2, and District Court. Notable items include tax deed cancellations, injunctions, real estate deeds of trust, and probate matters with varied bonds and schedules.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No. 1
Stafford Bond
Fowler
Plaintif
J. H. Taylor
Martin
Ralston
Siddons & Richardson
Bailey
Tucker, Kenyon & Macfarland
Darlington
Flick
Cashetl
Cashel
George F. Havelt
Schmidt
Randall
Plato
J. H. Lichliter
John Ridout
Fok Ve. Patterson
P. H. Marshall
Davis
Kappler & Merilat
Leighton Val Carroll
George F
Williams
Turnney
John Ray
Frederick A. Pennine
Dodge
Matthews
Poe
Holding
Ellis & Donaldson
Wilson
Luckey
Longus
Williamson—King
Lena A. Williams
S. Marshall W. Gilliam
Plaintiff
W. H. Manogue
J. FE. Padgett
Grabfelder & Co
Equity Court NO
Justice Gould
Cornwell Va
Cornwell
Waters
Weyms
Gaskins
Peyton, Gray
Hallam
Union ‘Trust Company
Lambert
Cunningham
Coombe
Hopewell
Black
Col Ja@ay—Laskey
Carter
Circuit Court
Justice Anderson
Taylor Ve
Chisolm
C. W. Clagett
Beeroa
United Surety Company
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Birney & Woodard
Mites
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Duckett—Dariington
Dickinson
May
Too Many Tonsils Removed Says Dr Richardson
At the American Laryngological Association convention in Philadelphia on June 1 physicians agreed to refer the tonsil removal question to the council for an exhaustive yearlong report. Dr L Richards of Far River proposed the measure after Dr W Richardson of Washington sharply censured young surgeons for removing tonsils at the slightest pretext. Dr J H Bryan of Washington was elected librarian of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Richardson
Philadelphia
American Laryngological Association
L. Richards
Far River
Masa
W. Richardson
Washington
Bonus Days Vote Prizes Named for Vote Totals
A notice outlines prizes for voter totals from May 7 to June 3 including a Steamer Trunk a Silk Umbrella and a Diamond Ring for top totals plus a Gold Watch and Diamond Ring for other high counts. It notes all votes count though receipts won’t be issued before May 7.
Voting contest offers Europe trips for top voters
Details outline a contest by The Post awarding twenty one class trips to Europe for top vote totals by June 17. Voting coupons run daily with one vote per issue and extra votes via paid subscriptions. Special rules cover out of district prizes, tie resolution, and how to submit coupons and subscriptions.
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Europe
Daily Post
District of Columbia
Voting Value of Subscriptions Messy OCR Listing
A cluttered OCR note lists subscription values by day and month with various prices and dates. It includes daily rates from 50 cents to 8.40 for combined daily and Sunday options and notes Sunday only, one year, with scattered numbers and stray characters.
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Sunmonths
Ccce Eens
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Eternal City
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Joseph B. Bowles
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John Joy Edson
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Rufus H. Darby Printing Company
Bates Warren
Circuit Court No
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Dixon Ve
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Old Dominion Railway Company
Plaintifs
L. J. Mather
Wilton J. Lambert
Wayne Old Tank and Pump Company
Emerson & Orme
Carter & Arnoke
Dickey
Evans
Diffenbaugh Construction Company
Hurley Et al
George EB. Sulliven
Sully
Hammond
Gittings & Chamberlin
Walker
Hincks & Johnson
Sotheron
Loving—Barsei
Tionaldson
Taylor
Donaldson—Jeffords
Andrews
Royal Benefit Society
Mangtin—Hayden
Glabaugh
Girard Street
Criminal Court NO
Justice Wright
Ve. John
Barton Miller
Booka
H. E. Davis
J. B. Laskey
Criminal Court NO. 2
Clahaugh
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Harold T. Ray
Ball
Malcolm G. Stewart
Justice Stafford
P. May
Arthur J
Leo CG
Joseph D. Sullivan
Frederick Knoop
Attornaye, Wolf & Cohen
Mary C Watson
Frederick C. Bryao
Henry E. Rupprecht
Aled
James B. Hollidge
Clarence F. Donohoe
George C. Gertman
Charles W.thomas
William 3. Brown
W. J. Brown
Stephen C. Manson
Charles L. DuBois
Herbert Greatly
William & Baker
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Irving Williamson
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James H. Winsle Certinrer
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