Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 249, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 February 1924 — Page 9

FRIDAY, FEB. 29,1924

NEBRASKA STARTS FIGHT TO PREVENT IILPRICECONTROL Attorney Genera! Pledges Battle to Finish Against Standard Company, Bv United Press LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 2D.—A fight to*the finish with the Standard Oil Company of Indiana and other oil concerns held to be in a combine to keep gasoline prices above reasonable levels, was pledged today by Attorney General Spillman of Nebraska. Spillman has started proceedings In Omaha courts against fifteen oil companies, charging them with having conspired and agreed to establish and control prices in Nebraska. '‘■We're going to fight high gasoline prices to a finish,” Spillman said. "Either we will force the companies out of Nebraska or reduce their prices or we’ll get laws passed by the Legislature so we can.” Attorneys to Meet A general meeting of the national association of attorneys general to discuss high gasoline prices will be held as soon as a time and place can be agreed upon, Spillman, chairman of committee to investigate gasoline said. is the pulse beat of the Nation

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Faces Six Firing Squads, but Lives jmm p T-1 Art jgl Arthur A. Medlenka, Oakland (Cal.) newspaper man, faced a firing squad six times. But Just as the riflemen were getting a good aim, his life each time was spared by a reprieve. That was in Russia, though. No wonder Medlenka is glad to be back in the U. S. A. and world,” said the attorney general, "and no private interests should ever gain control of it.” "Our action brought against the oil companies is similar to that in which Missouri got a permanent Injunction forbidding the oil interests from combining to fix prices, said Spillman. Government Has Power The "oil combine” can only be broken by the Federal Government, Governor Charles W. Bryan said to day. "The Federal Government's duty Is to break up the oil combination to prevent the public from being further plundered by unjust hi£h gasoline prices,” he said. “I’m ready to back Attorney General Spillman In every way in his effort to help lower prices, but I don't think legal action by any one State will remedy the situation.” WOMAN’S DEATH PROBED Man Held on Vagrancy Cliarge Pending Investigation. Coroner Paul Robinson is investigating the death of a woman known as Mrs. Maude McGrue, living at 318 W. Market St., early today. According to police, Mrs. McGrue. who they spid, was subject to epilepsy, had been living at the Market St. address about a month with a man giving his name as Ned Bingham. A city hospital physician who had been attending Mrs. McGrue was unable definitely to determine cause of death. Bingham is held on a vagrancy charge pending the coroner's investigation.

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THE TNETATTAPOLIS TIMES

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