Milk Dealers Deny Price Fixing Amid 9 Cent Forecast
Milk Dealers' Association says no price fixing occurred and that nine cents a quart is expected for this winter. Chairman A. B. Trundle argues the public misconceived aims, notes ongoing supply shortages, and asserts individual pricing rather than an agreement. DOJ watch and possible investigation loom, while health-office restrictions spark dispute.
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Milk Dealers’ Association
Trundle
Washington
Lomie
Department of Justice
Mik Dealers’ Association
Health Office
First Aid Teams Contest at Wilkesbarre Mines
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania three army officers acted as judges as several hundred spectators watched twelve teams from five collieries compete for prizes. The Silver Cup from General Manager May of the Pennsylvania Coal Company went to No. 8 team of Pittsburgh. The Red Cross Cup from the Washington DC Red Cross Society was won by Woodward colliery of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal Company. John Mitchell, former UMW president, delivered the presentation speech.
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Wilksbarre
United States Army
Fhve
May
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Missing Louisville businessman leaves family seeking help
F C Nunemacher prominent Louisville citizen and former vice president of the American Manufacturers' Association has been missing from his home for a week. A board of trade president and leading Republican in the fifth district, he has been in poor health for months. His family appeals to the police for aid in the search. He is 50 years old and was active in M C A affairs and labor topics.
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F.C. Nunemacher
Louisville
Frank Nunemacher
Board of Trade
American Manufacturers’ Association
Nunemacher
M.C. A
Nimemacher
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived and Reported
Shipping notices list arrivals and sailings of transatlantic liners from New York to cosmopolitan ports including Hamburg Southampton Havre and Naples and from European ports to New York. Vessels named include Celtic Queenstown Paris and Amsterdam with expected dockings and times noted for Sunday and Monday arrivals and departures.
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New York
Cincinnati
Hamburg
Philadelphia
Southampton
Creole
Naples
la Lorraine
Havre
Queenstown
Celtic
Plymouth
Glasgow
London
Mount Temple
Montreal
Pomeranian
Rotterdam
Birman
Liverpool
Tunsalan
Minnetonka
St. Paul
Carmania
Amerika
George Washington
Bremen
Kroonland
Antwerp
la Gaucogne
Lusitania
Battle
Laurentic
Vaderland
Nieuw Amsterdam
St. Louis
Valifornia
Boulogne—Niouty Amaterdam
New
Minnewaska
Dover
Sable Island
Potadam
Mondeland
Hisceonset
Caledonia
Simday
Neckar
Browhead
Lapland
Ant” Warp
Friedrich der Grosse
Harris Was a Suicide: Inspector Harris Found Dead
The young I street cleaning Inspector Harris was found dead in a city area between Eleventh and Ninth streets southwest on August 58. Police conclude it was self-inflicted after a thorough second investigation and coroner Nevitt endorsed the finding. An uncle cites a prior suicide attempt by inhaling gas in New York, while a sister notes recent trouble and a failed plan to shoot himself.
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Twat Servall T. Uarris
I Street
Elehth
Ninth Streets
Vergts. Weedon and
Burlingame
Harris
Boardman
Maj
Sylvester
Maj. Sylvester
Nevitt
Robert E. Harzta
Melton
New York Avenue
Fourth Street
Northwest
Colvin
American Flag Insulted During Honduran Revolt Reach
New Orleans reports American railroad engineer Downing and Capt. F.B. Miller endured shelled streets near the Laguna government barracks. Prisoners for sixteen days, they were saved by bonds secured by the American vice consul. They escaped aboard a switch engine to a port and Miller headed for British Honduras while Downing returned to Salem, Ohio. Authorities in Puerto Cortez are described as anti American and Miller’s house was looted with the flag cut down.
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New Orlazno
P. O. Downing
Honduras
Downing
F.B. Miller
Laguna
Marin
van Blarcum
Hiram
Miller
British Honduras
New Orleans
Salem
Ores
Puerto Cortez
Clarke Residence Sold to Peter Drury in DC
The 1423 Massachusetts Avenue NW brownstone once occupied by Dr Daniel P Clarke sold to Peter A Drury for 45000 by Harry Wardman. J H Keane handled the sale. Built about twenty years ago it was among the citys finest homes in Scott Circle. Drury plans to reside there. The Mount Pleasant 148% Girard Street property was taken by Wardman for 20000.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Daniel P. Clarke
Peter A. Drury
Harry Wardman
J. H. Keane
Scott Circle
Drury
Girard Street
Mount Pleasant
Wardman
City Engineer Convicted In Street Subway Conspiracy
Reading Pa Sept 17 Former City Engineer Elmer H Beard and contractors Penrose W Hawman and Albert H Hawman were found guilty by a jury of conspiracy tied to the street subway project. Sentence deferred pending motion for new trial. Beard allegedly approved material estimates far exceeding actual use, with discrepancies claimed to total more than 30000 dollars.
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Reading
City Enginerwr
Elmer H. Beard
Penrose W
Albert H. Hawman
Engiest Beard
Notable Hotel Guests Listed in City Photos
The column lists hundreds of guests staying at hotels in Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg and other cities with names including H C Smith James Mies M A Mossett Willard Robert Clark and many others across states and nations. It notes Rachel West a 101 year old Black servant in New York who died after fifty years in one family and was pensioned for 25 years.
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Shicago
H. C. Smitst
James
Mies
M. A. Mossett
Willard
Robert Clark
Misa Theo
B. Clark
Ebbitt
C .Matzen
Mi Insie Malsen
Raleigh
New York City
PB. Maudecille
Johnston
Walter T. Hathaway
J. Zaldo
Theodore ‘de Zaldo
John Anderson
Pittsburg
William P. Baum
Wit
William M. Bailey
Ralelzb
Caltrornia
Chaps Pelt
W. I. Gibson
NEW _JERSEY
Sneq Nettle Duggan
Freehold
S. Powell
Gunmitt
Qhio
H. T. Tolmann
Toledo
Wiltern
M. M. Smith
Bowling Green
A. N. Belde
Cleveland
J. W.cummer
John D. Nichols
Pennsylvania
G. F H. Rentz
Will Imsport
St. James
Galverton
New York
Rachel West
James Constable
Teday
Miss Susan Hale Dies Sister of Eminent Clergyman
Miss Susan Hale of Boston died today at her summer home in Matunuck Rhode Island aged 74. An artist and author she studied in London Paris and German cities. She exhibited watercolors in Boston and New York and coauthored the Family Watch travel books with Dr. Edward Everett Hale.
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New. ‘England
Matunuck
Boston
City
New York
Hale
Manila Bay Hero Dead
El Paso Texas, Sept 17. Frank Bertain, awarded a Congressional medal for valor at Manila Bay, died here yesterday. He served on Admiral Dewey s flagship Olympia and helped rescue nearly 200 sailors from the sinking Spanish flagship. He held medals from several European nations for bravery.
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el Paso
Tex
Frank Bertain
Congress
Herolam
Goethe Memorial Awarded Design Accepted for Lincoln Park
An international jury of German societies in Chicago chose Prof. Halm’s design for a Goethe memorial to be built in Lincoln Park Chicago. Nine sculptors competed including A Jaegers Hugo Ledater Lehmkowst A Hanak. The winning model stands 15 feet high showing a young man with an eagle, with Goethe’s relief portrait above.
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Hermann
Haht
Chicago’ Park
Herlin
Chicago
Lincoln, Park
Halm
A.jaegers
New -Yoler
Baltimores
Hugo Ledater
Berlin
Lehmkowst
A. Hanak
Vienna
Borte
United States
Goethe
Schwab to Confer on Chinese Fleet Plan
Charles M. Schwab, former U S Steel president, and Prince Tsai are reported to discuss a possible Chinese naval fleet project in San Francisco on September 17. The meeting signals high level talks on maritime military expansion.
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Charles “M.schwab
Prince’ Tsai
San Trafcisco
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Meeting Prince Teal Haun in the city
An audience is arranged with Prince Teal Haun, described as uncle of the Emperor of China, in this city. The discussion centers on choosing a date for the Befleet war vessels building program for China.
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Teal Haun
China
Union Iron Works Chief Praises Bethlehem Plans
John A. McGregor, president of Union Iron Works, states Bethlehem Steel Company drawings have been favorably considered by the Chinese government. The remark highlights international steel industry cooperation and potential contracts between U.S. firms and China.
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John A. McGregor
Union Iron Works
Bethlehem Steel Company
Washington Gas Light Company stockholders to meet on Friday
Notice from Washington Gas Light Company calls a special meeting of stockholders for Friday at the main office to vote on proposed actions. Topics include dividends, betterments funded from earnings or bonds, bond issues, deed of trust security, and potential refunds or new issues to finance improvements. Members must hold stock in good standing by September 11, 1914, and transfer books close September 11 at 3 pm for voting access on Friday.
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Washington
Light Company
Washington City
Winaton Gas Light Company
Sto
Ges Liam Company
D.reetore
Cinek Om Ma Pal
Compan
Waning
Ceri
Cialis
Shell
Alea Iy
Bondi Ag
Washington Gas Light Compenty
Man
Husipr
Esag
TUE
Washington Gas Light Company
Dresamsker
Lipscomb
Takoma Park
Washington, D. L
H. Zimmerman
Gen. el
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