International Harvester Trust dissolved by U.S. court ruling
In a major decision, the United States district court declared the International Harvester company a monopoly restraining interstate and foreign trade. It ordered dissolution into at least three independent firms within 90 days unless an appeal delays the mandate. The ruling cites Sherman Act violations and details past transactions among McCormick, Deering, Warder Bushnell Glessner, Plano, and Osborne concerns, noting the Osborne portrayal as independent was misrepresentative. The court retains jurisdiction to issue further steps and costs.
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Park Minn
Harvester Company
United States District Court
United States Supreme Court
International Harvester Company
International Harvester Company of America
D. M. Osborne and
Comepany
International Company
William ©. Lane
New York
Lane
Standard Oil Co
American Tobacco Co
DuPont de Nemours & Co
United States
Bre
The
International
America
Sariy
Jitate Companie
Supreme Court
McCormick
Deering
International Harvester
Yanivany
TL U. Middlehauf
Milwaukee Harvester Co
J.P. Morgan & Co
George W. Perkins
McCormick Harvesting Machine’Co
Milwaukee
Farvester
Middlehauf
Wm. C. Lane
Standard Trust Company
McCormick, Deering
Warder
Bushnell and Glessner
Plano
George W. Perkin
Eel
Ilinois
Warder, Bushnell & Glassner Co
Bird Lane
Milwaukee Harvester Company
McCormick Warvesti
Nesring Harve Manufacturing Co
Warder, Bushnell & Glessner Co
McCormick Warvesting Machine Co
Deering Harvester Co
Plano Manu Iaviuring Co
Woompa
Gane
Sod
Offi Gers
International Impany
D. M. Oxborne’ & Co
Milwaukee Company
Wing Wal
J. J. Morgan & Co
Newompany
George W. Per- King
Cyrus MH. McCormick
Chan Deering
D. M. Osborne & Co
Osborne Company
Osborne
Wielst
Keystone Company
Minnie Harvester Company
Austiman-Miller
Neering
Husiness So Ag
Morgan & Co
New Company
Milwaukee Co
Evideren
Suet Tages
Xine Eral
Gheiy Amaller
Wat
Egal
Becawe Nu Wi
Ciue
Reunion
United States Supreme Courts
Ite Des Dion
Consimes
Congress
America Company
Plante
Beacon items from Eagle Center and area notes
Local readers report visits by Mrs. Os car Casey and Gertrude from Secar Rapids to her father Mr. P. Mullen. Mt. Carmel church women held a Thursday meeting. Miss Martha Sweeney of Brandon visited, as did others visiting relatives. Waterloo friends celebrated Mrs. John Pieres birthday at Mrs. Jake Schaefer’s home. A New York City trip is noted and Mrs. Philip Trost shows improvement. Harvest activities and harvest festival plans are mentioned along with farm visits and neighbors gathered for an abundant dinner.
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Eagle Center
Oscar Casey
Gertrude
Secar Rapids
H. St Caustiin
Chris Catugh
Alts
Carapageh
T. F. Coury
Updesraf
Harry
Vern Caughlin
Joe Err
New York City
Philip Trost
Rapidis
T. EB. MaGarver
Watertia
Hagie Centre
Nick Teer
Eo Bedard
Cedar Rapids
Geo. Patrick
Waterloo Eyes World Flying Machine Race Prospect
Waterloo plans to enter a homemade aeroplane in the Panama-Pacific exposition aerial race of 1916. H B Thomas, a local aeronautics devotee, seeks $3,000 from Waterloo boosters to fund a seven-seat, two and a half ton monoplane with biplane features, promising fame and advertising for the city. A responsible committee would audit funds, and terminals along the route would mark Waterloo as a key stop in the international flight event. The plan hinges on local subscriptions and support from merchants and citizens.
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Waterloo
Milan
H. B. Thomas
Arnold Kruckmar
Mr. Thomas
Thomas
San Praneises
Iuiles
Arnold Krackwan
Plainfield Local Notes Include Obits and Visits
Plainfield August updates list L P Roach family and W W Taylor heading to Minneapolis, Miss Crete Garrison returning to Pasadena, Baptists at Little Brown church. Bremer county W T U convention well attended with speeches by Rev Schluter. Local visits include Charles Orcutt in Mason City, Dr L G Jay visiting Jefferson, Addie Joslyn Pettit in town. Obituary notes Mrs. Powell passes away. funeral at town then Shell Rock.
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Plainfield
L. P. Roach
W. W. Taylor
Minneapolis
Crete Garrison
Pasadena
Cal
the Baptist Church
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Hunter
Des Moines
Osincup
Waverly
Bremer County
Schluter
Notiger
Warren
Chandler
Wood
Howard Roard
Bible League of the Baptist Church
Victor Simons
Adrian Martin
Powell
Shell Rock
A. EE. Laman
Myrtle
Minn
WH. S. Scott
Marjory Michael
Quarning
Dubuque
Starr
Bettendorf
Cora Langamarcins
Lu. F. Deistler
Rudd
E. N. French
Clarksville
Niete
Gake Wade
Independence Man Arrested Under Auto Crash Charge
Independence man was arraigned in Waterloo on a charge of failing to repair an auto accident. Hearing continued to Friday. The defendant, Mr. Pine, was released on bond. He is accused of damaging the road in a crash involving Manette Welsh. Other details unclear due to damaged text.
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Independence
Waterloo
Leigh
Knapp
Pine
Manetee Welsh
City to Advertise Coal Bids and Review Levies
The city finance committee will soon decide annual levies with a likely slight reduction and no expected rise this year. Current taxes cover police and fire equipment costs, and a new motor service fire truck keeps the existing levy needed. Councilman Burk says bids for coal will be advertised soon as winter nears, amid anticipated price rises.
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Thompson
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Fly Council
Fred Burk
Local Notes From Clarksville Warms Residents Reliable
Clarksville Aug 11 The Dan Mather family started for Chandler Arizona Wednesday. Abel Sehragger and Critically Bill, Mrs Demenra Walwrath's delivery horse died last Thursday. Mrs Carrig Newman and Mrs Fiery Fitch visited relatives at Waterloo. Roy Hickman has a severe summer grippe. J H Hickle and Wiram Poisal attended the Thirty second regiment reunion at Boone earlier this week. George Martin and family visited Pisgah and Allison. Onalee Bravo and family from Pisgah visited August Wimmel’s home. Riley Pursh for business. Bersimmt family of Gengesa and Wyber family joined a weekend at Clone Lake Edgewood.
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Clarksville
Dan Mather
Chandler
Ariz
Abel Sehragger
Demenra Walwrath
Carrig Newman
Fiery Fitch
Willy
Waterloo
Roy Hickman
J. H. Hickle
Wiram Poisal
Boone
St Joseph's Court To Meet At Scallon Hall This Evening
The regular meeting of St Joseph's court No 868 will be held at Scallon hall this evening. The Women’s Relief corps will meet at the city waiting station at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon to attend the funeral of the late Mrs Isaac Gushard at Emmanuel Evangelical church at 2 30 o'clock.
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St. Joseph's Court
Scallon Hall
Women’s Relief Corps
Isaac Gushard
Emanuel Evangelical Church
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International Harvester Co
Mecurwick Wayvestinig
Mme
Miey Pickford
City Council
Riley
Bersimmt
Gengesa
M. iWyber
Mere
Magpite
Water Joo
Ie Clg
Martins
Clone Lake
del Ghaaine
Tan
Edgewood
Dept. Urs
Resinol
Baltimore
Selec
Tion
Peoples Furniture CO
Lafayette St
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