Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 323, 25 November 1920 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, INTX, THURSDAY, NOV. 25, 1920.

NEW YORK'S WARFARE

ON BUILDING TRUST

BRINGS INDICTMENTS ... NEW YORK.. Nov. 25. New York's warfare against the "Building Trust" today brought forth three new indictmenta, charging extortion, as well as testimony linking the 'wrought iron and wrought steel, industries .to tho long' list of other producers of construction materials which are alleged ; unlawfully to be holding prices uni- ' form throughout the country. i While the allied forces of an extraordinary grand Jury and the joint . f legislative committee made this progress in their major offensives, legal skirmishes took place in two courts, and the city's independent Inquiry into its millions of dollars in contracts was I postponed until Monday. Twice during the day the. Joint committee was diverted from its investigation to defend itself against onslaughts in the courts. The committee was victorious in both occasions. Builders' Bureau Defeated. i Decisive defeat marked the efforts of the Builders' Material Bureau in ', both the supreme and appellate courts , to restrain the committee from seizing

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i Two injunctions were obtained by t counsel for the bureau, but quickly

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day an application for a stay was denied. , Then counsel for the bureau agreed to produce the books and papers under the subpoena and to have an officer of th bureau on hand to testify. Miss O'Oea already had been adjudged to be in contmpt by the committee for failure to observe a summons. Robert P. BrindelL president of the Building Trades Council and alleged "King" of building trades workmen in the metropolis, was named in two of today's indictments, both charging extortion. The other indictment, also charging extortion, was against Brindell's "Chief of Stair." Peter Stadtmiller. a member of the Building Trades Council. Bail Fixed at $100,000. Stadtmiller's bail was fixed at $100,000. Brindell, already under $100,000 bail on previous indictments one charging extortion and. the other attempted extortion was not required to provide additional bail, but it was intimated he might be called on to do so Friday.

Ohio News Flashes

COLUMBUS Ways and means to bring down living costs will be discussed by school children of Ohio at a Thrift Congress to be held here Dec. 3.' One child from each county of the state will be a delegate. "The time has come for the million school

children in Ohio to join with their elders in combatting the profiteer," declared leaders of the Ohio Government Savings Committee.,CLEVELAND Mayor W. S. Fitzgerald stated that Cleveland will be run on a "pay as you go" basis during the coming year. He said that no department would be permitted to exceed its appropriation for the year, and that departments could not spend more, than one-twelfth of their appropriation each month. TIFFIN Treatment to ward off hydrophobia is being taken by George Pfeiffer and Dr. A. L. Miller. Miller was treating Pfeiffer's dog when the animal bit them both. An examination of the head of the dog was made at Columbus, and it was found that the animal had rabies. DAYTON An ordinance providing for the issuance of $300,000 in bonds for the extension of the waterworks system has been introduced at a meeting of the City Commission. A number of improvements are planned. Members of the Commission said the issue would not increase the tax rate, as all improvements for the waterworks department are met by revenues from residents. The plant is controlled by the municipality. CLEVELAND An estimated loss of $100,000 was sustained by the Simmons Company, brass bed manufacturers, when their plant was destroyed by fire. Eleven fire companies were called out to fight the flames.

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GERMANS CONDEMN ZEPPELIN SEIZURES (By Associated Press) STUGGART, Germany, Nov. 24. If confiscation of Zeppelin airships at Lake Constance and Nordstern should be permitted by Germany the allies will "undoubtedly claim the right to the new building plane and inventions through which the ZeDDelin concern

has intended to vastly promote thel

use of airships for commercial purposes." This statement s made in an article printed in the Schwaebische Kurier by Dr. Eckener, one of the constructing engineers employed by the Zeppelin company. Dr. Eckener savagely attack3 the action of the allies in seizing Zeppelin machines, character

izing the taking of these vessels as "naked robbery." "The only purpose of such procedure," he adds, "is the entente's desire to get hold of the best products of German skill and further cripple Germany economically, as these ships were to be used in purely peaceful pursuits. The German government should take immediate steps to prevent this plundering of . home industries by the entente."

MAN WITH METAL BUCKET PATERSON, N. J.. Nov. 25. John DeBlock, 90 years old, was killed and two other elderly, inmates of the Passaic county almshouse were injured Tuesday during a violent outbreak by Victor Oddy, . 75 years old, who was admitted to the institution Tuesday, attacked them with a metal bucket. He was committed without bail to

await the action of the grand Jury. The victims were attacked while they were asleep. Isaac List and Severy Berro, both about 80 years old, who were injured, are expected to recover.

Henry JVard Beecher Manuscripts Burned NEW YORK, Nov. . 24. Priceless manuscripts and relics written and collected by Henry Ward Beecher, including many sermons in his own handwriting, were consumed by a fire early Wednesday that destroyed the Sunday school building adjoining the historic Plymouth church, Brooklyn, where the famous pulpit orator was pastor for many years. The old church edifice itself, erected in 1849, narrowly escaped destruction. .In their efforts

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