Indicted Retail Secretaries Form Shadow Lumber Trust
Fourteen secretaries of retail lumber dealers face Sherman Act conspiracy charges. Investigators say a secretaries bureau coordinated a blacklist to restrict wholesale and manufacturer sales, forcing consumers to buy only through retailers. Indictments allege a two count scheme to restrain trade and fix competition.
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Chicago
Asco
United States
Trst
Ittemprs
Lumber Secretaries Bureau of Information Incorporated
Tinels
Acthor
Fforme Vetroit
Michigan Fumber Dediers Association
Scout
George F. Sweet
Michigan Association
Wilerd
Hollis Minneapolie
Northwestern Lumbermens Association
Harry A Gorsich
Kanagas
Southwestern Lumber Association
Nebraska Dealers Associaton
Nebraska Memorialiah Harts
Scearce
Mooresville
Indiana Lumber Dedleip Association
Denver i Vole
Wyoming
Heitman
Colorata and
Wreiting Association
Hos Adams
Chillicothe
Olio
Union Assotation of
Tamber Dealers
George W. Heitchiss
Michago
Theis Lumber and Buuders Supply Dealers
Bureau
George Witson
Married Keppler White Tune at New York City
The obituary notes the marriage of Keppler White and mentions Louis Keppler and Ware t C West of the Washington public school. It records a death on Thursday June 22 and details a funeral for Martina Tebbs aged forty two at 2 Morton Street Northwest on Saturday June 2. Friends unite to attend Wayland on Friday Tune 1911 at Moore’s residence.
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Keppler-White
BYU
New York City
Louis
Keepur
Washington Public School
Willtam
Martina Tebbs
Morton Street Northwest
Sorom Friends United
Wayland
Charetta Robert
Ten Munn Wayland
Espionage Alleged in Wholesale Drug Trade Probe
A grand jury investigation traced more than 100 wholesalers and mail order houses from Penanghani to the Pacific accused of violating retailer prescriptions. Letters and tainted documents linked distributors to confidential retail data, prompting jealously guarded retaliation through trade blocks and legal scrutiny.
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Peanaghania
Pacific
Unt
Toukernoe
Grand Jury
Emperor William Hosts American Crew Ties at Kiel Regatta
Elite crews from Kansas and New Hampshire joined German sailors for a grand Kiel Yacht Week. Princess Henry of Prussia hosted garden parties while Kaiser Wilhelm presented prizes to American fleet crews. American and German officers exchanged toasts and enjoyed dinners at the Imperial Yacht Club and Wood Park restaurant amid naval camaraderie and races.
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Princess Henry of Prussia
Kiels
Ameuan
William
Kiel
Henry of
Praesit
Fastern Yachtluk of
Wirblehead
Kansas
New Hampshire
Sabhtemen
Chaman
Imperial Varht
Guy Towell
Fustenn Yacht Club
Sonder
Cima
Tiemblest
Corfu
AG Lowell
Oh T
Petts
Woood Park
Women mob youth in Rosa Massa assault incident
A white child, Rosa Massa, age 12, was attacked while a crowd of women demanded action. Mitchel Whitford, a 6 year old, was jailed under guard as police maintained order. An extra force was holding at headquarters to prevent unrest. The injured child was treated at Josephs Hospital and remained in serious condition tonight.
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Washington
Paterson N Jo
Mitchel Whitford
Negia
Rosa Massa
Mystery in art work another shown in London
A London report claims a Gainsborough portrait of the Duchess of Devonshire is a replica, not the original, with Australian merchant John Foster asserting his father owned a keepsake likeness. The tale involves Lawrence finishing touches, a secret parentage claim, and a replica now linked to Mr Morgan, with no expert examination yet completed.
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Gainsborough
Lawrence
Washington
Devons
Patruh Sheedy
Pierpont Merain
Thomas Jawrence
Spinks Galeries
King Street
Morgans Pictume
Othor
London
John Foster Festers
Georgiana
Ulizabeth
Elizabeth Hervey
Elizabeth Moster
Duchess of Devonshire
Foster
Sydney
New South Wales
Petra
Foster 3
Gainshmough
Tawhenne
Gaimsborough
Afta
Fosters
Tansenf
Entley
Tuchess
Devonshire
Voster
Mr Morgan
John Foster
Senate Morning Brawl Over Pact and Reciprocity
Senate debates تعديل of Fonse bills amid fears the pact could dampen Democratic campaign momentum. Rumors of a July to October recess denied as senators push for timely action on reciprocity and tariffs. Speaker Clark and Penrose signal cautious progress, while divorce case notes Oliver Ho Bruscup of Washington seeking absolute divorce from Mahakka Bruscup on desertion.
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Senate
Bruscup
Oliver Ho Bruscup
Washington
Navy to open fire on balloons and aircraft at maneuvers
Special to The Washington Post reports that from August 1 the United States navy will begin firing heavy artillery at aircraft including balloons and aeroplanes during maneuvers. Three inch rapid fire guns will be used, with flotilla commanders detailing gun employment against marginal enemy air targets.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
New York World
United States
United States Navy
Wtap
Murdered farmer tale leads to arrests in Biddeford case
Two young girls recount a scene at the Snow farm that led authorities to arrest John Buzzell and Omer Merrill on murder charges, with Mrs Maud Snow as an accessory. They allege Charles Weymouth was beaten to death and buried on the Snow property. a grave search began but no body found yet.
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Biddeford Me
Ttvo
John Buzzell
Dayton
Omer Merrill
East Pittston
Maud Snow
Muder
Caxton
Charles I
Gladys
Beatrice
Weymouth
Cararen Samenat
Tomorow
Parrot Reunites Lost Boy in New Jersey Storm
George McClellan, three, of Bloomfield, NJ, wandered from home with a pet parrot. An electric storm drove him to a school vestibule where he slept. A passing officer heard the parrot repeating Georgie, mother wants you. The boy and bird were reunited with his parents.
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Washington
New York
George McClellan
Bloomfield
Georgie
Fatal Accident Kills Bride in Boone County Farm
James H Swan son of Boone M W Franklin County, a young farmer, accidentally shot and killed his wife Miss Ida Blankinghip of Salem, Va, just three weeks after their marriage. He was loading a gun to shoot a mad dog when it discharged, the entire load striking the back of her head as she prepared breakfast.
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Washington Post
Roanoke
James H Swanson
Boone
Franklin County
Young Swanson
Ida Blankinghip
Salem
Weiderstein and Drayton Divorce Case Ends in Three Marriages
In Chester a double divorce settlement followed by a marriage tied to Grace Geb Weiderstein, illustrator, and W Howard Drayton III. Weiderstein began a divorce action, withdrew, then she sued and won. Drayton’s subsequent suit also succeeded, making Grace Drayton the daughter of a prominent publisher and an established children’s illustrator.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Grace Geb He Weilderstein
Howard Drayton 3d
Chester
Weiderstein
Drayton
Midnight tragedy: grocer Patrick Ready ends life
Patrick Ready a 41 year old grocer of 1441 Pennsylvania Ave SE killed himself by cutting his throat with a razor in the bathroom of his home at midnight. He had suffered rheumatism and told friends he would end his life if he did not recover. His wife found him and medical help was summoned, but he died at Casualty Hospital.
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Patrick Ready
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ready
Cagpalty Hospital
Arrest Prevents Marriage in Richmond Larceny Case
In Richmond on June 23 R C Rice, about 24, was arrested after his cousin Mrs Emma Rice had him taken into custody for stealing a watch her husband had borrowed and pawned. The arrest uncovered his desertion from the U S Army and halted plans to marry and move West to start anew.
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Richmond
R. C Rice
Emma Rice
Rice
United States Army
Ex Gambler's Parting Gift to Saratoga Clubhouse
Richard A. Canfield, once owner of a famed Saratoga gambling house, sent the Saratoga park commissioners a 5000 dollar check. The gift carries a condition that the funds be used to maintain the clubhouse now serving as a public casino for the village.
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Saratoga
Richard A. Canfield
Saratoga Club
America
Saratoga Park Commissioners
Girl inherits 2 million trust for studies abroad
Miss Gordon, 19, receives a 2 million dollar estate with directions to dispose of the assets as stated. Her father, 76, once a West Coast gold miner and railroad builder, built wealth in coal lands and real estate. The mother belonged to a Virginia family. the trust may fund her education abroad.
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New York
Richmond
Yorktown
West Virginia
Gordon
Tucket
National Capital
Doctor freed in haste in smallpox case probe
In Richmond court on June 23 Dr Greer Baughroan asked to be excused for speeding to attend a smallpox case. The assistant prosecutor contended haste, but the judge released him without a fine. The incident underscored the tension between urgent medical duty and traffic laws.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Fudge
Greer Baughroan
North Laurel Street
John Cau
Aanan
Waters announces candidacy for House of Delegates
George T Waters of Leytonsille district announces his candidacy for a Democratic nomination to the House of Delegates. He previously represented the entity in the House of Delegates four years ago and hails from Rockville. The event is dated June 23 in The Washington Past.
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Washington
Rockville
George T Waters
Leytonsille
House of Delegates
Triumph at Horse Show at Olympia in London
Judge Moore dominates the International Horse Show at Olympia London winning the Louisville Cup for pairs over 15 hands with Lord Seton and Lady Seton. Luda Moore takes the Ferman Cup open to tandems under 16 hands. Moore also wins the Brussels Cup with Menelis and Phyllis and the International Cup for tandems with Lord Seton and Lady Seton, plus third in the latter event with Marquise and Lady Auckland.
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London
Moore
Lord Seton
Lady Seton
Olympia
Col Tawrence Jones
Luda Moore
Menelis
Phyllis
Marquise
Lady Auckland
Turks Lose 1000 Soldiers Near Gheesan Deal Gone Bad
Ho deidah dispatch from June 17 reports 1000 Turkish troops killed by rebels near Gheesan on the Red Sea 106 miles north of Hodeidah Ali Pasha missing after surprise fight Turkish gunboat shelled Gheesan wounding many and rebels captured four large guns two Maxims 3000 rifles and ammunition before retreating
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Aden
Hodeidah
Arabia
Gheesan
Red Sea
Hodeidah Mahamed
Ali Pasha
Professor Benjamin L Wilson Death Triggers Autopsy
New York June 23 Professor Benjamin L Wilson headmaster of the New York Military Academy Cornwall on the Hudson died in New York Hospital under suspected poisoning. He was found unconscious in a hotel room and died after surgeons labored to save him. Wilson aged 43 had taught at Columbia University and served as director of the Howland Memorial Library.
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B. L. Wilson
New York
Benjamin L Wilson
New York Military Academy
Cornwall-on-the- Hudson
Wilson
Columbia University
Howland Memorial Library
Health Office Record of Local Guardians and Inmates
A health office ledger lists numerous guardians and children linked to various households and hospitals. Entries include Irving D and Nanute H Plant with multiple children, and others such as James, Frederick, and Elizabeth M, plus hospital affiliations to Garfield Hospital and Freedmen’s Hospital with ages from infants to early teens.
Fire at Annapolis and ocean steamer movements reported
Fire at midnight destroyed the Wert stable of R G Chaney Annapolis Md with horses carriages and workshop buildings valued around 60 000. Movements of ocean steamers include Leen op Annas and York La Provence from Havre and more ships from New York with vessels Java Indiana and Mas. Navy midshipmen on summer tours noted.
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Queenstown
Cape Rave
Turnee Ia
Glaxg
Mercer
Mit
Havre
New York
Java
Indiana
Mas
Annapolis
Wert
R G Chaney Rontaining
Death by own action of former Seattle officer Jarvis
Seattle June 23 Capt David H Jarvis formerly of the revenue cutter service who won fame and a gold medal for heroism in rescuing 276 arctic whalers shot himself in a room at the Seattle Athletic Club An envelope on his desk bore the words Tired and worn out He had been reading Kipling and the book The City of Dreadful Night The late officer was vice president and head of the Northwestern Booth Fisheries Company in Alaska His marriage in 1896 connected him to the Taber family and other named relations in Baltimore and Lanham
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Seattle
Wash
David H Jarvis
Revenue Cutter Service
Congress
Morgan and Guggenheim Enterprises
Alaska
Seattle Athletic Club
Kip- Hing
Capt Jarvis
Northwestern
Booth Fisheries Company
Jarvis
Ethel Taber
Hettie Green
Courts Compile Laws Says Bonaparte Not Share Harlans View
Ex Attorney General Charles J Bonaparte told the State Bar Association in Champaign on June 23 that he does not fear judicial legislation. He criticized statutes as the work of vote seekers and demagogues and said courts must complete and shape them through interpretation rather than create them.
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Bonaparte
Justice Harlan
Champaign
Tadax Bi Charlies
United States
State Bar Association
Balloonist murder case in Denver trial testimony
Frenk HZ Has wood of New York stands trial for the murder of George Copeland of Victor Colorado and the shooting of Louis Von Phul a balloonist. He testifies on threats from Von Phul and the court bars related evidence as unlaid foundation. Duchene testifies Von Phul knocked Henwood down and appeared ready to draw a revolver, informing the defense’s approach tomorrow.
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Colo
Frenk HZ
Has_wood
New York
George E Copeland
Victor
Louis von Phul
von Phul
Henwood
L M Duchene
Henwoods
J W “Pringer
von Phui
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