No Authority Over Ocean Traffic Dismisses Complaint
The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed the Cosmopolitan Shipping Company case against Hamburg American, North German Lloyd, Wilson Lines and others for lack of jurisdiction over ocean traffic. The decision holds the commission cannot regulate shipments moving by water between U S inland points and foreign ports unless combined with rail transportation.
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Leason Wire
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cosmopolitan Shipping Company
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Hamburg-American Packet Company
Lier Steamship Company
Wilson (Hull) Lines
Scandinavian Lines
Commission
Ward Pearson
Cosmopolitan Company
John ©. Spooner
William G. Choate
Harrington Putnam
Franklin K. Lane
United States
Atlantic
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Finland
Baltic
North Atlantic
Hamburg - American Packet Company
Germany
Hamburg American Packet Company
Out
OM Dany
New York
New Orleans
Seattle
San Francisco
Ocean Carriers Free From Regulation Policy in Inland Commerce
A court opinion argues that water carriers of foreign and inland commerce should remain unrestrained by law. It states there is no inherent need for rate stability on the sea and that seas are a free highway, suggesting regulation is unnecessary for ocean transport and that monopoly theory does not apply to steamship lines.
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Seaboard
Nathe
Girl 16 Murdered Near Belknap Mont This Morning
Reports from Belknap Mont state Zana McNorton a 16 year old girl was brutally murdered while walking near her home. Her body was found before her parents realized she was missing. The incident occurred March 22 near Missoula, Montana.
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Missoula
Mont
Belknap
Zana McNorton
Harvard Votes 10 Limit Sports Plan Moves in
Harvard faculty endorsed restricting intercollegiate athletics with a plan to cut football to two or three games and limit rivals to Yale and one more college. Baseball schedules keep twenty seven games this spring while colleges weigh broader curtailments for next fall to favor scholarship and health.
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Morning Journal
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Harvard
Yale
Dartmuth
New England
Eliot
Associated Press
Athle
New Englad
George Harris
Amherst College
Harris
Amherst
M. O H. Buckham
University of Vermont
Dartmouth
Week Ahead Forecast Tangles Commerce and Politics
AP forecast covers William J. Bryan invitation and speeches in Washington Pittsburgh and Parkersburg. Flotilla sails toward Magdalena Bay with Acapulco first port. Delegates to national conventions named in Indiana North Dakota Illinois Rhode Island Tennessee. Senate death of Senator Bryan delays Aldrich currency vote. House and Senate plan action, hearings, and addresses by Taft and Takahira in Trenton.
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Ber
Commerc
Wilam J. Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
Washington
Pisburg
Parkersburg
Popu
Magdalena Bay
Cal
Acapulco
Mexico
Indiana
Indianapolis
North Dakota
North Fork
Illinois
District of Columbia
House
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Rueterdah
Taft
Baron Takahira
New Jersey
Hoosier Democracy Chooses Candidates at State Convention
Indianapolis March 22. Democratic State convention opens with Robert W. Myers of Bloomington as temporary chairman and keynote speaker. Governors candidates listed include Samuel L. Ralston L F E Slack Darrell M Metullough Thomas R Maeshal Thomas W Kuhn C G Conn and William O Feefe. Convention seats 1371 delegates and will nominate state officers adopt a platform and name delegates to the national Bryan convention.
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Indianapolis
Tad
Robert Www. Myers
Bloomington
William J. Bryan
Samuel L. Ralston
Lebanon
L. F E. Slack
Franklin
Darrell M. Metullough
Anderson
Thomas R. Maeshal
Columbia City
Thomas Wi. Kuhn
Richmond
G Conn
Elkhart
William O'Feefe
Plymputh
Gould defeats Latham in Tuxedo exhibition tennis match
Jus Gould an amateur tennis champion of the United States and England beat Peter Latham a professional on the Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club court today by three sets to one in an exhibition match held at Tuxedo Park New York.
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Tuxedo Park
N.Y
Jus Gould
United States
England
Peter Latham
Tuxedo Tennis and Raonel Club
Duluth Skier Sets American Record With 131-Foot Jump
Duluth man John Evanson broke the American ski record with a 131 foot jump in the last tournament of the season. Ole Freing jumped 135 feet but fell. The day was warm and snow had to be hauled from nearby woods to prepare the slide.
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Duluth
Minn
Mareh
John Evanson
Evanson
Ishpelling
Mich
Ole Freing
Threat to Slav Miluker Sparks News in Moscow Area
St. Petersburg report notes threats against Slav Miluker printed by the Senamhal the organ of the Union of True Russia People. The item is headed by a black cross and the phrase passing to Milukert signaling a potential serious incident.
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St. Petersburg
Senamhal
Union of True Russia People
Milukert
King Edward Hosts Private Dinner With Reid Guests
King Edward hosted a private dinner tonight with notable guests including Whitelaw Reid the American ambassador to Great Britain and his daughter Miss Jean Reid.
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Blartitz
King Edward
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
Miss Jean Reid
Cure all health ills by Dr. Pierce patent remedies
The advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and All Healing Salve as cures for foul stomach blood impurities and a range of ailments. It urges use with the Favorite Prescription and Helonias for female disorders, promising blood purification, ulcer healing, and general vitality. It claims endorsements by medical figures and offers free literature on ingredients.
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Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Butlaio
Pierce
Golden
Golden Medical
Golden Medical Discovery
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
John Fyfe
Medhay Rr
Helonias Shoiia
Helenias
Fyfe
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
Western officials urge fewer intercollegiate games
Chicago report quotes University of Chicago representative Professor Allen W Small saying Harvard’s move to cut contests mirrors Western changes. He notes eastern schools may follow as athletic schedules outweigh academic work and the West has already reduced the number of intercollegiate meets.
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Chicago
Albien W. Small
University of Chicago
Harvard University
Harvard
Wisconsin President Backs Harvard on Shorter Intercollegiate Contests
President Charles R. Van Hise of the University of Wisconsin says the Wisconsin faculty unanimously supports reducing intercollegiate sports schedules. He notes eastern colleges like Harvard schedule many more games, with Harvard listed for twenty seven baseball games and ten football games, while Wisconsin has five football and twelve baseball games. The West leads in reducing schedules.
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Harvard
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