Supreme Court ends patent monopoly on resale prices
Washington May 26. The Supreme Court struck down the so called patent monopoly that would have let patent owners control the resale price of patented articles. The decision holds that patent rights do not grant power to set consumer prices, reversing parts of the mimeograph case and marking a major shift against resale restrictions across industries.
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US Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Mires
Anting
McKenna Lurton Hies
Vanie Vanter
Artice
White
Tostees
Hehesa
Tamar
Toda
Dawn
Pras
Hawkes
Lameroo
Justle
Maeré
Juster Dav
Kane
Justice Day
Hig
Underwood Typewriter Office Announces Stenographer Service
Underwood Typewriter office offers high grade stenographers. Contact Virsx Hatt for details and rates.
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Underwood Typewriter
How Diamonds Will Advance in Price
How Diamonds Will Advance in Price warns that a new tariff bill will raise diamond costs. The piece notes a 14 percent average rise and specific increases from 20 to 24 dollars per stone, predicting effects by July or August. Maier & Berkeley Inc advertises stock at old prices and offers a diamond booklet with net prices.
Capitol Gossip Outlook for Irwin cotton crop discussed
J A JS Henderson former representative from Irwin county visited the capitol to confer with the Comptroller General about the Ocilla Southern railway tax assessment. He voiced optimism on Irwin and South Georgia cotton prospects, noting favorable seed germination and rain hasn't been needed yet. Governor Brown in Athens attended Lucy Cobb Institute graduation events. Street Railway consolidation plans were approved by the secretary of state, merging Chattanooga and Chickamauga Interurban with Chattanooga railway. The rail line from Chattanooga to Fort Oglethorpe would be taken over, and the railroad commissioner received a request to issue 100 000 in additional stock to retire an equal amount of outstanding bonds.
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Erwin
JS Henderson
Irwin County
Henderson
Ocifla Southern Railway
Wright
Irwln County
South Gearela
Mr. Henderson
Tormiss Oy
Esterday
Constiktatir
Chattanooga and
Chickamauga
Chattanongs Railway
Chattanooga
Fort Oglethorpe
Railround
Columbus Gags Rights Company
Miss Susanne Carroll to Wed Dennis in June
A Baltimore social note reveals Miss Susanne Garro Carroll, a Southern beauty, engaged to Major John Philip Hol of the United States district at tcrnes for Maryland. The wedding, set for June, draws attention from Baltimore, New York sopieté and European society, with Carroll a granddaughter of Mrs Tucker Carroll and a descendant of Thales Carroll, signer of the Declaration of Independence. Major HIJ, Harvard graduate and member of the Cincinnati, Maryland Club, and Metropolitan Club of Washington, is the groom.
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Susanne Garro
Robert W Chambers
John Philp
United States
Tcrnes
Maryland
Mr Chambers
Miss Carroll
J H Jeer
Smith
Susanne
Joh
Major HM
Dennis
Baltimore
New York
Europe
Miss Carrols
Tucker Carroll
New York City
Thales Carroll
Carollton
Harvard
Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnat
Maryland Club
Metropolitan Club of Washington
Mrs H S Adams dies after decade nurse career in Lynchburg
Mrs H S Adams aged 40 and a graduate trained nurse from Atlanta died Sunday night at a private sanitarium. Body moved to Bloomfield awaiting word from relatives in Lynchburg. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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H S Adams
McAdams
Atlanta
Bloomfells
Lynchburgha
J D Taylor Jr Died at Private Sanitarium Funeral Planned
J D Taylor Jr two month old son of Wr and Mrs J Taylor died Monday night at a private sanitarium. The funeral will be this afternoon from Sloomhelds chapel. Interment will begin at West View.
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J D Taylor
JD Taylor Jr
Taylor
Sloomheldschapel Intervent
West View
Death of Mrs Anthony Marmon at private sanitarium
Mrs Anthony Marmon died Monday morning at a private sanitarium. The body was removed to Greenberg Bond Company chapel. She was reportedly wanted in Tennessee for larceny. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 9 o'clock at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with Fr Kennedy presiding. interment will follow at West View Cemetery.
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Anthony Marmon
Anthony Waimon
Greenberg & Bond Companys Chapel
Wanted
Tennessee
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Father Kennedy
West View
St Elmo at Elmo theater drawn from old time favorite
The Billy Long Stock Company presents St Elmo at the Atimata theater this week. Edwin Vail is strong as St Elmo blending the role with passion and restraint while Miss Bul Long delivers Edna May with youthful charm. The audience sees vivid portraits of troubled emotion and steadfast faith as the characters respond to love and loss.
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St Elmo
Atimata
Elmo
Fateona
Atlanta
Billy Long Stock Company
Stoic
Maria
Ila Portras
Edwin Vail
Stime
Lookout Mointan
Yasto
Edna Rar
Important Problems Concerning Negroes Conference At Atlanta University
The eighteenth annual conference for the study of negro problems met at Atlanta University with the theme Morale and Religion Among Negro Americans. About 170 young negro children performed on the terrace while parents watched, and officers described efforts for betterment. Dr W T DuBoin of New York led talks on education and moral forces, noting the conference's long development under Dr Dulianean guidance.
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Atlarta University
Elms
Hailey P Street
Whites Alles
Leonard Street Orphats
Tiesbytrian
Gentral
Reed
N Cerington
Leonard Street
Weigtborhood Union
Absisa Gio Nico
Soli Servier
Pripeval
Hames Institut
Avesta
W FF B
DuBon
Wttm Dwain
Dulician 2
Te Sociological Departent
Atlanta University
Fragmentary Reflection on Race and Wealth in a Historic Text
A torn passage references abolition and unity, mentioning earth, education, humor, and wealth distribution. The lines imply a questioning tone about the role of a 指 lat a st tes mar in shaping global outcomes, with unclear context and few identifiable figures or events.
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Edica
US Supreme Court Plans Extended Session Through June
The US Supreme Court further delayed the term by fixing a tentative final decision day for June 14. The court will meet June 9 to issue decisions and may reconvene after June 14 if business warrants. About fifty cases were disposed of today with roughly 115 still undecided, including matters on interstate rates and several notable trust and newspaper cases.
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Supreme Court of
United States
Business de Nords
State
Inter Mountain
Porter Charlton
Turpenting Trust
Liberty Law
Nashville Brain Rages
No Liquor Prohibition Enforced in Indian Country
Washington May 26 supreme court held a federal act against bringing liquor into Indian country to prohibit introductions from neighboring states into Oklahoma counties with Indian occupancy. The decision involved Bob Wright indicted in Muskogee County for introducing liquor into Indian lands. The lower court ruling was reversed.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ilahoma Counties
Bob Wright
Muskogee
Okli
Jailed Suffragette Leader Returns to Holloway
Mrs Hanmelina Pankhurst, militant suffragette leader, is sent back to Holloway for a new three year term after authorities judged her healthy enough to serve. At release protests erupt as a crowd of supporters clashed with wardens outside the prison, shouting that the fight for votes would continue.
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London
Hanmelina Pankhurst
Holloway
Pankhust
Fowstree Pole
Davies Withdrawn From Nomination For Commissioner Post
President Wilson withdrew the nomination of Joseph B. Davies of Wisconsin to the commissioner of corporations. The move followed opposition by several senators who threatened to oppose Davies if he did not resign as secretary of the Democratic National Committee. A new appointment was expected to be announced.
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Davies
Washington
Wilson
Joseph B. Davies
Wisconsin
Senate
Mr Davies
Democratic National Committee
Wilson Turns Light On The Tariff Lobby
President Wilson denounces lobbyists pressuring tariff changes and vows a thorough review of sugar and wool provisions by the finance committee and Democratic caucus. He says most lobby activity misleads the public and that scientific business methods can overcome tariff cuts. He urges public awareness to curb undue influence in Washington.
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White House
Taoutsiana
Lobb
Wilson
Washington
Publi Opinion
Tariff Debate Highlights Free Wheat and Delayed Tariff Start
The committee backed free status for wheat flour while wheat would have a 20 cent duty under the Underwood bill. Cattle and sheep duties may be removed to align with free fresh meat. Ohio manufacturers urged delaying tariff start after passage to adjust their operations for foreign competition. Senate hearings continue with witnesses from clothing, sugar, cotton, woolen, and insurance sectors expressing varied positions.
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Pomerene
Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pomerere
New York
Senate
Johnsons
Stones
Darwin P Kingsley
William A
Kingsley
New York Life Company
Cummons
Finance Committee
Simmons
Consumers Protected From the Railroads Decision.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that railroads may not force customers to use manufacturing plants on their lines by adjusting freight rates to route products through those plants. The decision concerns plaster and gypsum rock shipments within the Midwest, aiming to ensure reasonable rates and protect consumers.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Middle West
Supreme Court ends practice of cross appeals in federal courts
Washington May 26 P Chief Justice White says no courts allowed to sit in federal appeals with consent of parties reviewing district court decisions. The ruling voids judgments of such appellate panels and may affect several cases including patents for turbine engines used by the navy. Also notes popular excursions to Warm Springs via A B and A commence Sunday May 25, fare $1 round trip, Union Station 8 a.m. Call 5000 or Atlanta 109 for ads.
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Washgton
Federal Courts of Appeals
Supreme Court
White
Court of Appeals
Warm Springs
Union Station
Trains From Atlanta Schedule to Warm Springs Hotel Grounds
A. B. & A. trains depart Atlanta on May 29 30 and 81 and reach Warm Springs by 11 20 a m. The service runs to the Warm Springs Hotel grounds for travelers seeking the resort area.
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Atlanta
Warm Springs
Webb Act Conducts No Penalty Convictions Stressed
Judge Sanford told the federal grand jury that the Webb act could not yield penalties and thus no conviction could be secured under its provisions. He said its value lay in removing interstate shippers from federal protection and granting states greater enforcement freedom.
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Bk T Sanford
Nquar
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Mogley
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New York Life Insurance Company
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30Ur Company
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Tingsley
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