Government Wins Over Coal Roads Victory in antitrust ruling
The Supreme Court ruled the 1908 agreement where Delaware, Lackawanna and Western sold seven million tons of anthracite to its own coal company violated the commodities clause and Sherman act. It directed a New Jersey court to bar transport under the contract and left open a new suit to test the railroad’s coal purchases. Justice Lamar stressed the need to disentangle ownership and control to preserve buyer freedom and competition.
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Washington
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Coal Company
Supreme Court
New Jersey Federal District Court
Lkely
Lamar
Justice Lamar
Eiven
Old ‘Ices
Tamar
Supreme Court enjoins Oregon and California Railroad from selling lands
The Supreme Court barred the Oregon and California Railroad from selling the undisposed tract of congressional land grant in Washington Sime 21. It allows sales to actual settlers of 160 acre parcels at 2.50 per acre after Congress acts within six months. Lands valued over 30 million dollars. The court refused to forfeit lands for noncompliance and denied settlers' applications for entry or trust declarations. The ruling preserves government rights for future actions on lands already sold.
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Washington
Sime
Supreme Court
Oregon and California Railroad Company
Congress
Romeyn and Clappan to Head Army Teams
Captain Charles A. Romeyn of the Second Cavalry at Fort Ethan Allen Vermont will lead the cavalry team and Lieutenant John F. Clappman of the Nineteenth Infantry now on the Texas border will head the infantry team for the national rifle matches in Jacksonville Florida in October. Cavalry candidates will assemble at Fort Sheridan in July for the try-out delaying the infantry trials until July on the border with team selection around August 1 and training at Fort Sheridan prior to competition.
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Washington
Charles A. Romeyn
Second Cavalry
Fort Ethan Alien
Vermont
John F. Clappman
Nineteenth Infantry
Texas
Jacksonville
Fla
War Department
Cavalry
Fort Sheridan
Tit
Infantry
Fort Sheridan Cor
Bauxite Ore Property Valuation Cut After Court Ruling
The American Bauxite company's property at Bauxite Arkansas, once valued at 47 million dollars, will be taxed on 492 thousand dollars after the Arkansas Supreme Court set aside the Saline county assessor's higher assessment. Little Rock reports the ruling.
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Little Rock
Ark
American Bauxite Company
United States
Saline County
Supreme Court of Arkansas
MORTUARY NOTES IN SYLVESTER AND WILLACOOCHEE
The Sylvester mortuary reports the funeral of Warran Allen Cameron aged 30 who died from heart failure after ether use during arm setting. Numerous Macon Bar association members attended. Survivors include his wife and son, and Cameron family relatives. Other notices list local deaths including Mrs J W Cronus and Miss Evla Peek among others with burial details and survivor lists. The Willacoochee area records multiple obituaries with details of spouses, children, and burial times. In Washington, postal employees will receive over 12,000 yearly promotions starting July 1 despite Congress inaction on funding. An unexpended balance will fund promotions for postmasters, clerks, and carriers under the salary plan.
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Sylvester
Warran Allen Cameron
Macon
Ternoon
Ma~ Con ‘Bar ‘Association
Jen A. Cameron, Jr
A. Mack Cameron
Sylver
Washington
Post Office Department
Congress
Roper
Georgia Supreme Court arguments and cases heard
Supreme Court of Georgia argued and submitted on several dockets including Pope et al v State from Taylor Lee J Davis as receiver against Williams et al and Colauitta Guy arms from Bibb and Sam Rhodes v Hammond from Richmond National. The record lists multiple receivers and bank related matters before the court.
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Duck Pope
Stats
Taylor
Cuit Aims
Fom Lee. J
Davis
V. T. E. Willams
Colauitta Guy
Armatrong
American Bank
Bibb
Sam Rhodes
H.C. Hammond
Rom Richmaceational
Face Eruptions Signify Health Through Blood Purity
An old advertisement extols S S S as a blood purifier for facial eruptions and general health, warns against mercury and other drugs, and urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist or write to The Swift Specific Co for guidance. It claims S S S deeply purges the blood and supports elimination of toxins.
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S.S
Tong
Swift Specie Co
Bwitt Bidg
Atlante
182 Beersaloons Granted Licenses Then Referred
A 1935 Atlanta council note reports licenses for 182 beer saloons, bids on buildings at Lakewood Park ratified, tax ordinance readjustment referred for adjourned session, and a failed fireworks ban. The council also considers ice cream sale rules, prohibition on fresh meat selling on streets, and banning anatomy museums and fortune tellers. The Atlanta Woman's Suffrage League seeks a charter amendment to allow women on several city boards.
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General Council
Donald O. Smith
Hie
Burslarin
Eoouncil
Southeastern Fair Committee
Lakewood Park
Mondany
Atlanta
Nice
Jesse W. Wood
Atlanta Woman's Suffrage League
Board of Education
Park Board
Hospital Board
Health Board
Library Board
League
Ordnance Committee
George Freeman
Third Ward
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Pulliam Street
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Avery Drive
Prado
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the Empire Ltdg
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Woodruff
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Washington Street
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Decatur Cemetery
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Jonnavock
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Tetlan
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H.erton
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Tome
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W. H. Brotherton
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Wil Brotherton
Harold Brotherton
Frank B. Brotherton
Harry Standard
J. H. Armstrong
Callaghan
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Barclay & Brandon Co
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Neal Institute
Woodward Ave
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Portland
Acme Vluxter
Keystone
Forsyth Inc
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Bomita
LEW Hearn
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Orange Vickers Josie Heather Company
Sehwarta Bros
Hremoiina Darras Brothers
Poven
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