Fare Fight At Supreme Court In New York Transit Case
The New York seven cent fare case before the U S Supreme Court involves the Interborough Rapid Transit Company and Manhattan Railway Company. City argues a five cent fare contract should stand for 40 years. the transit firms seek a higher return on property and contend the nickel fare is confiscation. Justices hear arguments over valuation and enforcement in a debate that could take weeks.
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Hergert
Washington
New York
U.S. Supreme Court
New York City
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
City Ie
State Transit Commission
Manhattan Railway Company
Sompanice Way
Supreme Court
Larevely
Taft
Charles L. Craig
Samwel Ad Irwin Untermeyer
Charlies Evane Nuoghes
Willian L. Nansem
J. R. Ar
Lemat
Effort to Save Youth in Temple Fails
Prester A Childers Jr died in Temple Texas after a week of illness. His grandfather Dr I A Scott, a noted surgeon, led efforts to save him using an oxygen tent sent from New York. Transport delays due to stormy weather caused a late arrival of the equipment, arriving after the boy’s death.
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Temimle
Tex
Prester A. Childers, Jr
In. A
Scott
Cureeon
New York
Ohio
Warron
Court House Records and Related Vital Notices Summary
Court records show warranty deeds from Frank B. Norman to Stuart Miller and J. Warden to Anna Wrather, with transfers valued around 1 000. Vehicle registrations list multiple firms and individuals including Oliver E. B. Austin and McCarty Motor Co. Building permits note alterations by Mrs Jno A. Crease and construction by Mrs Jno A. Press for a hamburger stand. Marriage license issued to Leo Goutned and Erma Russell.
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Frank B. Norman
Stuart Miller
Morna
Dno
J. Warden
Anna Wrather
Ridge
Oliver EB. Austin
N. Highway
Mc Carty Motor
Ervkine
J. My Stone
Pierce
Gamble Martin, Inc
Whippet
Grady L. Beard
Madison
Walter Irvin, Inc
Fort
Canadian River Gas Co
Matador OL Corp
Bow
Walter Jevin, Inc
Ford
Jennings B. Moxe
Fort Worth
Tex
Lester Leeman
Care Panhandle
G. Babbitt
Panhandle
McCarty Motor Co
Stude
C. Murphrey
Margaret Roach funeral for O. Henry's mother in law
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret J. Roach aged 72, mother in law of O. Henry, was held Sunday afternoon in Austin Texas.
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O. Henry
Austin
Tex
Margaret J. Roach
Accidental Hug Not a Crime in Berlin Court Rule
Berlin court held a man who accidentally embraced his employer's wife cannot be dismissed for the act. Eduard Rettachlaeger, a millinery mannequin supervisor, embraced Miss Gelbetern in temporary darkness caused by a faulty light. The light revealed the mistake, the employer fired him, but damages were awarded by the court.
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Berlin
Eduard Rettachlaeger
Aged Officer Beaten Over Head Dies In Nob County
McGrew Nob Jan 14 David Lee 67 city marshal died after attempting to split a fight between brothers Paul and Melvin Craighead. Lee moved to the town 40 years ago from Texas driving cattle to market. Craigheads were arrested.
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Associated Press
McGrew
Nob
Dave Lee
Lee
Texas
Sevita
Paul
Melvin Craighead
Supt. of McKinney Schools Is Dead
J F Carlisle age 68 longtime McKinney schools superintendent died Sunday after a period of ill health. He previously led Denton schools for fifteen years. Miss Ruby Miller deaf dumb and blind since age five finds comfort in radio hearing music through earphones while in Columbia she studies in the tenth grade and hopes to attend college.
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Mckinney
Tex
J. F. Carlisle
McKinney Schools
Carlisle
Denton
Columbia, &.C
Ruby Miller
Mise Miller
Vrensh
Wayward Fish Save Efforts Target Ditch Wanderers
Washington January 14. The Bureau of Fisheries studies devices to stop salmon from leaving their river homes and entering irrigation canals. Congress funded research to develop screens diverters and other methods including electrified barriers and mechanical screens. A fish ladder is also tested to carry wanderers safely over dams.
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United Press
Washington
Bureau of Fisheries
Congress
Bureau
Oregon
Topographical Map Project Under Way Across United States
The Geological Survey is preparing a national topo graphical map and water resource inventory with $50,000 from states. Director George Otis Smith notes rising public interest and growing demands from chambers of commerce mining groups and engineers seeking federal investigations to aid development. The report says more publications were requested than printed this year.
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United Press
Washington
Geological Survey
United States
States of the Union
George Otis Smith
The
Smith
Chambers of Commerce
Milwaukee Council Drops Pool From Public Safety Plan
Milwaukee city council rejected a proposed swimming pool for training police patrolmen. Police Chief J. G. Laubenheimer urged the pool for life saving instruction and to keep officers in good physical shape despite the ban.
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Milwaukeer
J. G. Laubenheimer
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Canadian
Dr. O. D. Skelton
Canada
Ottawa
Court House Records
Jno A. Crease
Weat
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Alter
Jno. A. Press
Sno Ie
Kwiichers Aiecal
Cikkin Laundry’ Poser
If Dee Oye” ‘Cleaners
Invention Cancer Aid
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Squibb
E.R. Squibb & Sons of Canada, Ltd
Hugh
Granny
Grandma
Grove
Keitel
News-Globe
Evens City
E. J. Enslen
Resine
Baltimore
Morgan
Helen Morgan
American Tobacco Co
Coast To Coast Radio Hookaip
National Broadcasting Company
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
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