Milk trust probe opens as Justice Dept plans inquiry
Officials reveal a pending government investigation into a possible national milk trust. W. S. Kenyon said the inquiry will assess allegations by Corbin Thompson and A. S. Trundle that financiers control pasteurizing patents to fix milk prices. Virginia and Maryland dairy groups prepare a Tuesday meeting to discuss next steps.
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Saya W. S. Kenyon
Wickersham
Dairymen
Maryland
Virginia
Department of Justice
W.8. Kenyon
Kenyon
Corbin Thompson
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Trundle
Thompson
United States
William C. Woodward
Milk Producers’ Association
District Health Department
Cr. C. Curlin
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Washington “Milk, Dealers’ Association
Americans toDispose of Car Lines in Bogota
A State Department note indicates talks between the United States and Colombia over the Bogota street railway, an American owned system, may lead to sale to the Bogota city government. Mahson G. Martin of New York heads the railway firm as Bogota and U S officials pursue a quiet transfer to ease anti American sentiment and prevent further riots.
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State. Department
Bogota
Colombia
Bogota Street Railway Company
United States
State Department
Street
Mahson
G. Martin
New York
Mmunicipality
Baétween
Taat ‘Marth
Americas
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Martin
United’ States
United ‘States
Clark
Austin O Malley halts bomb blast in Chicago home
Chicago report from October 22 describes Austin O Malley, a traveling salesman, seizing a bomb after it crashed through a window and extinguishing the burning fuse. The Northwestern Elevated Railroad runs behind the premises and may have been the missile’s origin. O Malley sustained minor finger burns but was otherwise uninjured amid a gambling war blamed on mistaken identity.
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Chicago
Austin O‘malley
O'Malley
Mrs Tingley Wins Early Hearing In Patterson Will Contest
Record shows Katherine Tingley head of the Universal Brotherhood and Philosophical Society at Point Loma gaining a prelim injunctive victory in the will contest filed by George L. Patterson of Newcastle Pennsylvania over his mother Harriet Patterson Thurston valued at 259000. The court found insufficient cause for the challenge alleging undue influence and Patterson was given fifteen days to amend.
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Katherine. Tingley
Universal Brotherhood
Theosophical Society
Point Loma
George L. Patterson
Newcastle
Harriet Patterson Thurston
Tingley
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Patterson
Thurston
Clark Thurston
Quinn
Clalifornia
San Diego
Dr. Wood
Newburyport
Mass
Confessed murderer pleads guilty in Chicago court
Thomas Bent admitted guilt in the murder of storekeeper Daniel I Cummings at the County Hospital on August 10. Judge Kersten warned of the death penalty but Bent insisted he was guilty, claiming friendship and past employment. An attorney then urged a not guilty plea.
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Chicago
Kersten
Thomas Bent
Daniel I Cummings
Cummings
Bent
Advises Boys to Revolt Against U S Government
Milwaukee October report of Mayor Seidel addressing the Y M C A boys at inaugurals for their boys republic. He condemns following U S government patterns and urges a revolution with initiative and referendum. He says the senate lacks authority to override laws proposed by the house of representatives.
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Y. MG. A
U. S
Milwaukee
United States
Republic of the Y. M. C. A
Senate
House of Representatives
Swindling case men seek writ in Chicago court
Frank B Harriman John M Taylor and Charles L Ewing former Adinois Central officials face swindling charges tied to bar repair frauds and seek a habeas corpus writ in the superior court They allege police and municipal court officials constrain their liberty Judge Chetlain sets bail at 10000 and schedules argument for October 28 to decide release.
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Chicago
John M. Taylor
Charles L. Ewing
Adinois Central
Bruggemeyer
Harriman
Taylor
Ewing
Chetlain
Capital Pastor Honored at Maryland Synod Meeting
The Rev. Dr Dee Charles Steck pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Epiphany in Washington was elected president of the Maryland Synod for the fifth consecutive year at its ninety first annual convention in Smithsburg He is the first to hold the post since 1835 and among the churchs most noted leaders having served on major Lutheran boards and formerly led the Miami Synod.
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Steck
Maryland’ Synod
Dee Charles ‘F. Steck
Lutheran Church of the Epiphany of
Washington
Lutheran, Synod ‘of Maryland
Smithsburg
M. Wachter
Lutheran Church
Miami
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