Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

Last November the so-cnilcd trust
Nas dissolved by the supreme court
In a ciyil suit instituted 81 Baltimore.
The criminal case today was q re-
trial. the first trial having resulted
In disagreement After the an
nouncemcnt OF the verdict Judge
Clarence W Sessions adjourned court
until tomorrow ~ 40 o'clock, when
ho VIII pronounce sentence % was
the second antitrust case decided IN
favor ot the government in the local
court within The last week. Thu other
case was against the bout ana shoe
last trust Tho jury required fOlf
hours ~ reach a verdict The follow
Ing are the defendants found guilty
The odoro Ahrcna. of tlte standard
sanitary Manufacturing company, of
Pittsburgh, both individual aud cor
poration Indicted, Jesse r. Dus; ca. ut
New York, r.. L. Dawes of the stan
dArd Sanitary Manufacturing COM
pRn: Francis 3 Terrence. Of the
Standard sanitary Misunderstanding
| company, r r. Barnes. of the Barncs
Manufacturing company uf Mans
! field O., both corporation and indi-
the McCrum- Howell company oi
| New York both individual and cor
poration Indicted. Frank q. Borden,
| of the National sanitary MunufnrtuF-
/ ing company. of salem. o.. both IN
dividual and corporation indicted A,
| Wpiskittei OF A. Moiskittci a son
| Co of Baltimore, both indigiduai ana
| corporation indicted. Lloyd q. NC
| Crum. of the McCrum- Howell com
| pHnN. Herman HoelHhier. of l.. Wuln
! Manufacturing company Uf Chicago.
! both individual and corporation IN
! dlctcd. J. + Wright. Of the Wheeling
Enamellod Iron company, Of Wheel
! ing. W Va, both individual and COR
| pOTation Indicted the Humphrey !
| Manufacturing company ot Mans
field. o. !. L. Mott Iron Works. ui
/ >.cv York McNuy 4 Walker GO. of
| Braddurk. Pa, and the Union Sani-
tary Manufacturing company 81 No
blosvlle, Ind
Eight defendants pleaded nolle con-
tcndcre. that ia mo- defense. az the first
trial aud they were summoned toda,
/. Co boz ready 90 appear ln court 10
morrow morning tor sentence. Thc'
we're.
j ~ Caldwell aud ! Mahoncy
uf the Cabin Iron Works, If Chatta
noogi. W. G. winfield ana 4. II
| Ward. of the Day Ward company
Warren. o. j. A. Frnlenheim an,
"a NJ FrBucnhcim uf the kcrne
! Manufacturing company, flttshurgh
aud T. " Arnott and A. ~ Cllnr. Jr
of the United states sanitary com
panv of Pittsburgh
Ahrvus Dawes aud purNtt WCr
discharged at tnV first trial by luds
ANGEL but they said they prcfcrrCl
tp stand trial with their friends au'
. lnoW they face sentence. when action
was nrst brought against them. chnrg
ing that by criminal conspiracy th"'
controlled s1 per cent Of the unnua
output ur enHmcllcd ware by pHtcn
lliccnsC agreements, combined tO rr
strain trade ln manufacturers du,
iohbprs plumbing supplies, refused
a. sell to iuhhrrs Who handled good
for the sp-called independents, an'
attempted Go make uniform price
thruughout the country
The couspiruCN charge Whicl
comes under section I of the shcrmal
law. was the ono on which the de
. PENDANTS we're tried Tho government
Cuntpndod that in ApriL 1910, at
, meeting at Mount Clemens Mich. IN
defendants put into effect Il consplr
acy which they had formed which r.
suited In the making of the unlawtu
patent license agreements Edwin I
J GrosV Venor appeared for the govern
! mont assisted hy District Attorne
clyde Webster and former nistrio
! Attorney Frank Watson Speoiu
Agent Joseph ". Darling secured IA
evidence for the government