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November 30, 1907
Macon Beacon
Macon, Noxubee County, Mississippi
What is this article about?
In Gallatin, Tennessee, Chancellor J. W. Stout revoked the Standard Oil Company's license to do business in the state due to violations of the anti-trust law, following a bill filed by Attorney General Cates.
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TENNESSEE OUSTS STANDARD
License Revoked on Showing of Violation of Anti-Trust Law.
Nashville, Tenn.—Chancellor J. W. Stout, at Gallatin, rendered decree of ouster in the case of the state vs. the Standard Oil Co., revoking the license of said company to transact business in Tennessee.
The decree was the result of a bill recently filed in chancery at Gallatin by Attorney General Cates on behalf of the state, seeking to revoke the Tennessee license of the Standard Oil Co. on the charge of illegal discrimination and violation of the anti-trust law.
License Revoked on Showing of Violation of Anti-Trust Law.
Nashville, Tenn.—Chancellor J. W. Stout, at Gallatin, rendered decree of ouster in the case of the state vs. the Standard Oil Co., revoking the license of said company to transact business in Tennessee.
The decree was the result of a bill recently filed in chancery at Gallatin by Attorney General Cates on behalf of the state, seeking to revoke the Tennessee license of the Standard Oil Co. on the charge of illegal discrimination and violation of the anti-trust law.
What sub-type of article is it?
Legal Or Court
What keywords are associated?
Standard Oil
Anti Trust Violation
License Revocation
Tennessee Court
Decree Of Ouster
What entities or persons were involved?
Chancellor J. W. Stout
Attorney General Cates
Standard Oil Co.
Where did it happen?
Gallatin, Tenn.
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Gallatin, Tenn.
Event Date
Recently
Key Persons
Chancellor J. W. Stout
Attorney General Cates
Standard Oil Co.
Outcome
revoking the license of said company to transact business in tennessee
Event Details
Chancellor J. W. Stout rendered decree of ouster in the case of the state vs. the Standard Oil Co. The decree resulted from a bill filed in chancery at Gallatin by Attorney General Cates seeking to revoke the license on charges of illegal discrimination and violation of the anti-trust law.