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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1916

Page

2

Coal price rise expected as miners gains lift costs

Washington wholesale dealers report a 10 to 30 cent per ton wholesale increase in anthracite, with anticipated monthly rises through September. Retail prices are likely to follow, boosting home coal costs by up to 60 cents or more per ton, though exact rises vary by consumer and region.

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Kodak Company Appeals to Supreme Court in Sherman Act Case

An appeal was filed Monday in the United States Supreme Court by Kodak Company from a Western New York federal district court decree last August finding the firm violated the Sherman antitrust act by restraining interstate trade in photo or xerographic supplies and ordering a division into separate corporations. The high court had issued only one Sherman act decision in the past year and a half. other pending cases include United States Steel, International Harvester, Eastman Kodak, South African Steamship Lines, New York wood products, United Mine Workers of America, and coal miners in Arkansas.

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Peace credits for France tie up Chicago banks with lenders

Chicago bankers reported arrangements with French commissioners to supply peace credits for American manufactured goods. The deal, effective after the war ends, covers large Chicago orders for machinery and agricultural implements to be shipped to French business interests, with credits extended by local banks. The commissioners are mercantile leaders, not part of the French government.

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Whisky Raid in Alabama Suppresses Large Whisky Stash

State officers in Alabama raided Girard near the Georgia line recovering about 300 Darrela of contraband whisky from a farm house and seizing a Haquor stock. Guards were deployed amid threats, five freight cars were sent to haul confiscated liquor, and the operation was set to resume tomorrow and run for a week.

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Will Improve China Canal Contract Signed by IBM with Chinese Gov

The International Banking Corporation signs a contract with the Chinese government to improve the Grand Canal for 200 miles from the Yangtze to the northern boundary of Jingsu province. The loan total is 3,000,000, secured by usual tolls.

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