Clarifying Connecticut Jurisdiction Under Workmen's Act
The Connecticut Supreme Court clarifies the reach of the Workmen's Compensation Act for cross state employment. It overruns the Banks against Howlett ruling and sets rules for contracts to be performed in Connecticut or outside it, establishing when Connecticut law applies to injuries or deaths occurring in another state or within Connecticut.
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Supreme Court of Connecticut
Wheeler
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Assurance Corporation
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Webster
Massachusetts
John W. Banks
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Neta
Banks
Howlett
New York
High Court
Work Welcomes Probe of Interior Department
Secretary Work said the Interior Department welcomes any investigation by the Senate Public Lands Committee or other authorized agencies. He stated the department has supplied files, will cooperate fully, and has instructed officials and field forces to assist in examining every angle of the department's work.
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Washington
Aug
Work
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Senate Committee
Halifax Miners Vote to Accept Peace Proposal
Halifax Nova Scotia miners in the Besco coal fields voted by 1133 to accept the government's plan to end a five month strike. Directors in Montreal will reveal their decision tomorrow. The five month dispute began after a 10 percent wage cut demand. Troops were deployed at peak tensions. The Rhodes contract backed a temporary royalty rebate and six month term.
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Besco
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Rhodes
Roy Welvin
Steel Corporation
Alent
Yale Rum Charge Held Class Case
New Haven Aug 6 The Rev Dr Georgy Richmond of Philadelphia now in England claims the Yale class of 1925 reunion dinner featured free flowing liquor. Carry S Graves Yale provost says the matter concerns the class alone and has no bearing on the college or its faculty. Graves on return from California says he cannot understand why Richmond would drag the college into the issue and cannot present it to President Angell until Angell's Maine vacation ends.
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New Haven
Georgy Richmond
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England
Carry S Graves
Yale
California
Graves
Richmond
Angell
Hial
Maine
Railroad Orders Safety Devices for 14 Divisions
Contracts signed for automatic safety devices on 14 divisions involving New York Central lines Michigan Central Big Four and Boston and Albany. Expenditure estimated between 4 million and 5 million dollars. Installation aims to equip over 2690 miles of track and 1300 locomotives within one year.
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New York Central
General Railway Signal Co
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New York Central Lines
Michigan Central
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