Suit to end trust among national packing firms faces injunctions
A federal suit targets the National Packing Company and 16 related firms alleging a protective cartel to curb competition. The government seeks injunctions against management by the National Packing Company and its subsidiaries, plus restraints on related entities and key individuals to dismantle alleged unlawful restraint of trade.
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Bill Beal
National Packing Company
G H Hammond Company
Hammond Packing Company
Omaha Packing Company
Anglo American Provision Company
Fowler Packing Company
United Dressed Beef Company
St Louis Dressed Beef and Trovision Company
Western Packing Company
Colorado Packing and Provision Company
New York Butchers Dressed Meat Company
Continental Packing Company
Armour & Co
Swift & To Morns & Co
Edward Tliden
Louix
Swift
Swift Charles H
Swift Charles H Swift L A Corton Frank A, Fewley
Ogden Armour
Arthur Meeker
Thomas J Conners
Edward Morris Thomas KE Wilson
J. H Heyman
Natonal Packing Company
Armour Swift
Morris Corphantes
Netionl Tracking
Armour Swit
Morris Commintes
Ans Corttrot
Juverdiary
Aus
Neth Nu Packing Company
Reformers target rogues' gallery scandal at city hall
A chaotic scene bitterly criticizes Mayor Gaynor as a rogue's gallery reform effort surfaces amid threats. The report recounts forced attention on the mayor, a photographer’s dispatch, and a demand that pictures be destroyed to curb a growing run of alleged misconduct.
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York Mer
Gaynor
Jermasion
Ani
Bg Tt
Uhg
Tlemasur
Felows
Gommisaloner
Farca
Reform of Lords Begun Amid Delayed Action on Hereditary Principle
The debate centers on doubling the House of Lords by law and limiting hereditary peers. Resolutions seek a strong second chamber and reform, with initial votes in the House of Commons and Lords. Separately, Mr Thomas F Walsh returns to Washington from Baltimore with accompanying party en route to New Orleans and then Washington.
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Asquill
House of Lords
Hose of Lords
House Commons
Mosebers
Thomas F Walsh
Antonio Tee
Yharas
Walsh
Moe
Edward Mclean
Farker
Baltimore
Washington
New Oreans
Roanoke Chief Returns with Suspect to Face NY Warrant
Chief of Police Newkirk of Bliefeld reports Roanoke to Bliefeld as JEB Kline, wanted in Cayta County New York on a $600 living embezzlement charge. Kline is slated for return to North Carolina without a formal requisition.
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Roanoke
Newkirk
Bliefeld
Catayta County
Jeb Kline
North Carolina
Cadets at Annapolis Brace for Silence Dispute
Lieut Wallace Bertholf underwent emergency appendectomy after a spate of insubordination rumors at the Naval Academy. Supt Bowyer plans no change to cadet restraints as the graduating class receives Bibles from the American Seamen Friends Association. A special service and sermon accompanied the Bible distribution.
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Bowyer
Midshipmen
Bertholy
Academy
American Seamens Friends Association
New York City
Elupet
George McPherson Hunter
Cummings Replies to Suffragists in Maryland Legislature Fight
Maryland report details a confrontation over suffrage remarks by Cummings of Montgomery and a letter to Mrs Donald Hooker of Baltimore. The session debated merchants rebates and a bill on fortified county property assessments while Mount Ranlar and Prince George delegates met. rebates by city merchants drew opposition and a pledge to halt them. The Senate considered a tax on stored goods over forty thousand dollars, with amendments pending and no rehearing scheduled.
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Donald Hooker
Baltimore
Annapolis
Cy Cummings
Montgomery
Cummings
Washington Star of March
Telf
Henson
Erevanes
Newepaper
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In ‘Corporation of
Mount Ranlar
Prince George County
Ecountys
Baltimore City
Senate
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Maryland Obituary Notices From Forest Hill And Hagerstown
Obituaries report the death of Mrs Mary Elizabeth Fox of Washington County age 82 widow of Simon Fox formerly of Springfield Ohio. widow Mrs Grace Seiper and C W Fulter connected with the Cumberland Valley Railroad marry at St Pauls Methodist parsonage in Hagerstown Maryland. Also note school closures in Scariet Fever case in Berkeley County and the passing of John Bone in Frostburg and William Shakespeare Holland in Suffolk. Relatives in Harpers Ferry and Frostburg cited, with several deaths and civic notices across Maryland and nearby states.
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Forest Hill
Sarah Roe
D A. Foard
Harpers Ferry
Mo O-Church
Hagerstown
Mar
Elizabeth Fox
Simon Fox
Springfield
Ohio
Fox
Washington County
Mennage
Mixa House
Frostburg
John Bone
Carlos
Weshington
Grace Seiper
C W Fulter
Cumberland Valley Railroad
St. Pauls Methodist Parsonage
EH. T Mowbray
Medical men in session advocate union for Baltimore schools
About 190 physicians from all sections of the med ical field attended the Association of American Medical Colleges meeting in Baltimore. Dr Milton Linthicum urged union as the best hope for local schools and warned against lengthening the course beyond 18 years, arguing that substantial work is completed by age 40 and foundational training should not be extended.
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Baltimore
Union
Association of American Medical Colleges
Milton Linthicum
Dr Linthicum
Linthicum
Senator Daniel Lingers In Coma Near Death
Daytona reports United States Senator John W Daniel of Virginia in a coma for four days with life and death status wavering. A morning improvement was followed by bulletin noting deeper coma and no near term change. Doctors W 0 Chowning and 0 Bohan anticipate no sudden reversal tonight as vital signs show slow drift.
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Daytona
United States
John W Daniel
Virginia
Hla
Bohannon
Daniels
Death of Bacon head of Samuel Bacon & Sona Lumber
Spaclo The Washington Poet Laurel Del Mar 2 SHW Bacon, millionaire and head of the Samuel Bacon and Sona Lumber Company, died here yesterday after an operation for stomach trouble. He controlled mills in Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and the two Carolinas.
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Spaclo
Washington
Laurel del Mar
Bacon
Samuel Bacon & Sona Lumber Company
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Carolinas
Creston Clarke Dead at Winyah Sanitarium
Creston Clarke aged 40 died at Winyah Sanitarium this morning from tuberculosis. The Creston Clarke drama figure, son of John Clarke, famed for tragic roles, authored The Last of His Race and married Adelaide Prince in 1916.
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Creston Dike
Schwint Booth
Junius Booth
Winyah Sanitarium
Creston Clarke
John 'Aieaner Clarke
Adelaide
Mr Clarke
Virginia Weddings a pair of weddings reported in brief
Virginia notices list several marriages: Florence F Kibler and Tandon Cutler Stickley wed February 2 with Stickley later to join GE in Lehense tady. Anne Clem and Mary L Harris married at Danville home of John Lambert. Joseph Roberts and Alice Martin wed Roanoke area, and George Landman and Cetheryn Wilberbeth tied in Northumberland with Rev Williams officiating.
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Woolstock
J Kibler
Florence F
Tandon Cutler Stickley
Stickley
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Ile le
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Lehense
Anne F Clem
Fowelsfort
John Lambert
Dranville
Roanoke
Joseph Roberts
Alice Martin
Stoneville
J P
Powall
Fredericksburg
George Landman
Cetheryn Wil
North Carolina reports show late blooming fruit trees and drought risk
State agriculture reports indicate crops lagging behind ten year norms with prospects for lighter fruit yields. Labor data reveal about 28 percent of cotton in the state is unsettled, while extensive moves of mill workers back to farms are noted. A charter is granted to the Dirle Mining and Power Company based in Astaville with $200,690 capital. The Baptist State Woman Missionary Union holds its twentieth annual session at Oxford with 200 delegates, led by Miss Fannie Heck of Raleigh.
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State Department of Agriculture
Chef
State Labor Bureau
Dirle Mining and Power Company
Astaville
Baptist
Eaton i
Oxford
Misa Fannie Heck
Raleigh
Guide Without Badge Stopped By Alexandria Police
Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall Steamboat passenger agent Frederick Mertens Jr was arrested in Alexandria for failing to hold a required tourist guide license. Police said he could not show a badge and declined to deposit collateral, leading to detention until bond or collateral was posted.
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Washington Post
King Steel Aexandria
Frederick Mertens Jr
Gemera
Mount Vernon and
Marshall Hall Steamboat Company
Cumberland
Alexandria
Mertens
Smith
Roberts
Hut Smith
James R Caton
ELOPERS WED AT MIDNIGHT IN ALEXANDRIA TO ROCKVILLE
Elopement of Mias Fanale and Joseph Franklin Storey followed by a midnight ceremony after delays with a Rockville marriage license. Clerks and Reverend Keene assisted. couple returned to Alexandria, then Washington. Police family connected. parents forgave. Also notes Potomac Lodge anniversary and a drowned man identified in Hunting Creek.
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Mias Fanale
Saber Nicholson
Andrew J Nickinson
Alexandria
Rockville
Washington
Clerka Office
Keene
Rochville
Hunting Creek
Fairfax County
Clyde Nelson
Milford V
Milford
Nelson
Alexandria County
Shenandoah Board Orders Complete Road Outfit in Special Session
Shenandoah county supervisors met in Woodstock to procure a full road making outfit to leverage a state appropriation. Several roads will be built this summer under the plan, aiding infrastructure expansion and paving projects across the county.
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Board of Supervisors
Shenandoah County
Woodstock
Local Har cock elects officials for waterworks project
At a Har cock town meeting residents nominated Burgess Thomas Gleece and assistant Burgess Hubert McUinzidis with commissioners Frank Beard William Johnson and George Anthony for city waterworks installation. Election set for April 4. In Smithsbuns, Burgess John Ferguson and other candidates ran for offices. Daniel J Winter was elected assistant burgess with opposition weak. An explosion at Western Maryland Railroad yards in Bidsell injured Jack Glose, now in Cumberland hospital with severe burns.
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Harcock
Thomas Gleece
Hubert McUinzidis
Frank Beard
William Johnson
George Anthony
Smithsbuns
Ucket
John Ferguson
George Kimdel
Robert E Smith
Charles Hollingsworth
Philip Clark
Daniel J Winter
Western Maryland Railroad
Bidsell
Jack Glose
Potomac Valley
Weat
Cumberland Close
Western Maryland Hospital
Minister Held for Arson in Granite Quarry Fire
Salisbury NC March 21 Rev F Bame a local minister and L Parker are jailed on charges of causing a fire at a Granite Quarry store owned by Mr N Hall. Deputy Insurance Commissioner WA Scott ordered arrests. bond set at 500 and 1000. Trial scheduled for Thursday amid local shock and claims of personal motives.
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N ° Hall
Granite Quarry
F. Bame
L. Parker
Rowan County
WA. Scott
North Carolina
Bame
Intruder Shooter Held at Cumberland Court
Thomas Russell, charged in the shooting of alleged intruder Bernard Davis at Davis' Baker Street home in Cumberland, Md, remains held in $300 bond for an April term of court. Davis, treated at Western Maryland Hospital for blood poisoning, had been in critical condition but showed slight improvement after the incident.
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Peels
Washington Fost
Cumberland
Thomas Russell
Bernard Davis
Baker Street
Davis
Western Meryland Hospital
Trial of Prof Harris Transferred to Prince William County
Special to The Washington Post Warrenton March 21 On motion of counsel and a petition signed by 40 Fauquier citizens the case of Prof J D Harris accused of murdering W A Thompson last April was moved from Fauquier circuit court to Prince William. Judge Edward Turner signed the order and it is returnable at the April term. trial may not occur until June.
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Washington Post
Warrenton Vn
Rounsel
Fauquier County
J . Harris
W A Thompson
Circuit Court
Prince Wil
Jem County
Edward Turner
Harris
Prince William
BT Thurston Wall
Garrett Commonwealth E
Loudoun County
G L Fletcher Marshall McCormck
R EB Byrd
Paramer County
Thompson
Court of Appeals
Obituary notices from Virginia towns recount multiple deaths
A string of obituaries from Danville Hawkinstown Warrenton Luray Winchester Roanoke Cape Charles reports mourners of Rebecca Chamblisa Jonas Myers Philip Will Edward Snapp and John Kellam. Ages range from 7 to 97 with causes including tuberculosis and Bright's disease. Surviving relatives include children spouses and siblings across several counties.
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Danville
Rebecca Elizabeth Chamblisa
JL Chamblisa
Sorthampton
Berry Wright
James Wright
Hawkinstown
Jonas Myers
Joseph Myers
New Market Wa
Warrenton Mar
Philip Will
Dward
Will
Mount Olive
Luray
Perry Brayler
Madison County
Winchester
Edward ‘ Snapp
TWO KILLED IN A WRECK IN ROANOKE VA
In Roanoke Virginia on a Sunday two freight trains collided at Glen Alum Station. Two men died Engineer D R Martin of Roanoke and Fireman J J Jesse of Carterton. Injured were Brakeman Thormey Gearhart and Engineer Lio Aker Beth of Kimball West Virginia. The wreck disrupted rail traffic on the Norfolk and Western line as crews worked to clear the scene and authorities investigate the cause.
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Roaroke
Glen Alum
Sunda
D R Martin
Warows
Agen
J J Jhsse
Carterton A
Thormey' Gearhart
L. Lio Aker
Tbeth
Kimball W Va
West Virginia Rural Education Plan Ignites Farmer Training
In West Virginia a rural department plans two agricultural strand courses to educate farmers this spring. Charley Weltrns leads instructors through dense towns along the Ravenswood to Millwood route for a structured training program. The route has faced withdrawals from reward offers in Hood murders case dated back to 1809, prompting limited details and unclear local impact.
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Charley Welntrs
Agricuture
Local Option Election Petition Reaches Danville Court
In Danville Virginia supporters and opponents mobilize as a local option election petition gains traction. The effort seeks a court ordered vote after April, following Danville’s dry status since a 4 vote margin two years ago.
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Danville
Washington
Junge AM
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