A 1911 Supreme Court case split this man's company into four competitors, and he donated much of his fortune to Trinity College, which changed its name to honor his family.
This man faced unrest from his 125 Russian Jewish employees a ter purchasing machines invented by James Bonsack. This man's company was targeted by Lucy Gaston's campaign against "co  n nails." Masked opponents of this man's company destroyed warehouses in Hopkinsville a ter capturing the town, and were known as the Silent Brigade, or the Night Riders. A power company named for this man had its practice of restricting black employees to working in its "labor department" based on IQ tests struck down in a landmark 1971 Supreme Court case. Vigilante farmers opposed this man's company in the Black Patch Wars. A 1911 Supreme Court case split this man's company into four competitors, and he donated much of his fortune to Trinity College, which changed its name to honor his family. For 10 points, name this tobacco magnate, the "father of the modern cigarette" and namesake of a university in Durham, North Carolina.
This man faced unrest from his 125 Russian Jewish employees a ter purchasing machines invented by James Bonsack.
James Buchanan Duke