Wisconsin Rate Case Reaches Supreme Court Decision
The Wisconsin rate case dominated three days of Supreme Court debate with parties arguing state versus federal authority over Interstate Commerce Commission supervision. Wisconsin and 42 other states claim blocks on intrastate rates, while the ICC warns that state schedules erode interstate pricing protections and revenues.
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Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Washington
Avere
NM. B. Qubrick
Intertate Commerce Commission
P. J. Farrell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Police Find No Trace of Bomb Sender to Maine Doctor
Somerset county authorities failed to locate any clue about the person who mailed a package containing a bomb to Dr. John Pepper of Skowhegan. Pepper, 45, was injured but has a chance of recovery. His office was wrecked, and the attack is linked to wartime service history.
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Maine
Madison
Meine
Msr
Somerset County
Sheen
John
Pepper
Skowhegan
Pepher
Ley Penne
Leatien Pha
Paskage
Qin
Rowe Colby College
Camp Sherman
Ohi
Camp Devens
Urges Receiver For N H Road
The article notes calls for a receiver for the New Haven to address vast sunk investments and declining revenue. A spokesman argues rate increases would worsen costs while urging railroads to focus on short hauls and regions outside traditional traffic centers.
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Rich
Boston
Maine
Weather Summary for South New England and Nearby Areas
The record notes showers in South New England with colder air by Wednesday. Eastern New York follows with showers, clearing, and cooling. Northward, low temperatures extend from Minnesota to Montana and northern New England. 24 hour rainfall occurred across the Middle Atlantic and New England states. Local readings show clearing and cooler weather midweek with fair conditions by Thursday. Observations taken around 5 AM from the Weather Bureau stations include temperature, sunrise and sunset data, and tide levels.
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New England
Meri Weather Bureau
Tianta
Jacksonvill
Kansas City
Nantucket
Mew Haven
Steeane
Rowan
Bridgepor
Middlebrook Almanac
Copsright
Ten Thousand Five Hundred Pledged for Irish Here
A local drive raised ten thousand five hundred dollars for recognition in Ireland with gifts from Peter Davey Dennis Keller and many others. Mayor Wilson supported the effort urging generosity to the fund as canvassing begins March 17 under the direction of Davey Gallagher Brennan and Eirk.
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Nation of
Tish Republic
Peter Davey
Dennis Keller
Wilson
Nevone I
Reef Fund
Iay
JT. Gallagher
Clairman
Trancis Hn Brennan
W F. Eirk
Maren 17
Cyole
Kam & Icirk
John John A. Leverty
Daniel P. Ceriffin
James TL. McGovern
John Daskan
E. FP. Blank
Jeremi Tusgan
Richard Moore
Mary Srennan
John Keane
James
Vw. Kennedy
Senator John P. Dillon
Fannie Arnold
John Cornell
Edward A. Lenda
James P. Herat
Micha McNamara
Arthur Gaynor
J. Finnegan
Edward Gi
Julia Walsh
Te Jonn G. Murray
D. D
Bryne Hackett
Mathew Traynor
Grace Anderson
Blank
Flannan
Anna Poland
Eleanor Alan
Rey
Michael J. Flangan
Thonas Mooney
John: Kang
Edward Shaughn
Russ Marie Murphy
Helen Donovan
Cafford B. Wilson
Simon Crehan
Foun Monaghan
Lynn WW
Euptroiayne L. Bown
Michael Oanan
James J. Corne
Mary Hayes
Marygaret Clark
Michael J. Forani
George Cornell
Helena
Elly
Leonard J. Maroney
Bryan Condon
John Solan
John Grogan
Argy Maley
Marty
McNamard
Que
Hiobert
Sonn Ginty i
Donna
Tohoff
Switt
Dargon
Most
Peter Conneten
Tedward Smith
el Fitzgerald
Misa
Biss Marion Oy
Denngis PF. Keller
J. Baweh
F.C. Miniins
John Durgan
Ellen Bee
Mars Keily
Edward Z. Vesey
Joseph H. O Rourke
Henry Yee
T. Gallagher
Anna Doninee
Mary Sullivan
Ann Mallon
Duskain
Catherine Venice
Anna
Donahue
Belen Beddiger
Edward Suullonex
Joseph
Simoney
Patrick Carroll
John Lynch
John Connors
Missy Anna Mc Reivey
James Mullaney
M. Flanagan
Willia Epwarts
M. O. Sullivan
William Earns
Mee
Migat
James Mule
Ayn Mu Mire
John Conor
Patrick Fre
Josep I. Siniore
Molianey
Gin Helen Rbe
Diger
Anna Doenahue
Aliss Annera Sullivan
Mary Bien VG Garey
Bard
Emerald within reach in a syndicate haul
A 80 carat emerald is reported by a syndicate from iCaloubia to have entered the country in a shipment. The gem measures two and five eighths inches in length.
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United States
iCaloubia
Senate Debates Jitney Regulation Amidine Controversy
Lawmakers wrestle with a jitney regulation bill as the public utilities commission is pressed to oversee routes. Debate centers on a clause limiting enforcement, while jitney advocates urge direct regulation without onerous constraints and warn of potential delays in passage.
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Horton
Utiliies Commission
Idenity
Heletherson
Iinitiaieg Commission
Ditpewder
Mi Lie
Wlites Commission
Jitney
Public Utilities Commission
Sen DebLaney Jie
Samimuetes
Tao
Dehaney
Hing
Annien
Senate
Police Board Deliberations On City Security And Fleet
The police board discussed governance for the force, approving the American Legion request and planning tentative reforms. The mayor will receive recommendations on vehicle purchases and a move to centralize automobile procurement through municipal channels. Also, bids were invited to sell the old Second Precinct and improvements to the new building will be reviewed next meeting.
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Rome
American Legion
Abe
Mayorifford
Flanagan
Cornipigsio Alhoun
Primrose
Gbridgenant
Par Pation
New Northly
Common Council
Police Board
Majin Street
Tron
Fairfield Avenue
Ion Street
Elmaleat
Cannon Street
New York
Azi
Police and Charities Boards
Patrick O'Brien
Mhicd
Comimissignean Anderson
O Re
Obituary notices from Fairfield area integrate multiple deaths
Obituary notices list the deaths of Kathyyn O Neil age eight months daughter of O Neil family of 138 with details of funeral times and locations. Additional items report Jono Mackaloff and Joseph P Langevin funerals, and Mary Wolsey Fannie J Webb burials, with pallbearers and cemetery details. Also referenced are Clara Ashmore and related family survivors and church services in Milford and Queens.
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Atheye M
O'Neil
Kathyyn
Gonn Mackaloff
Jono Mackaloff
Unquowa Road
Fairfield
St. Thomas’ Church
Infield
Fairfield Wire Department
Michael Carnesby
George Biedell
Loura Gomuiski
Michael Whalen
John Dun
St. Thomas
Oseah I.langevin
Joseph P. Langevin
Warne Street
Donald R. MacQueen
Lie First Baprial Turch
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Mally Wolsey
Mary Wolsey
Central Avenue
Milford
St. Mary's Church
Surlal
Webb
Fannie J. Webb
August O. Baker
Stratford Avenue
William
Jepsen
Jon Cannex
George Wilts
Alonza Archer
Jeeper McLevy
Lakeview Cemeter
Clara
Henry Ashmore
Willliam B. Winchell
Borough of
Queens
New York
T Hifiughter
Mlizabelly
A.’ Munger
Tossuth Street
This City
Rav
Campbell
Buriar
Lakeview
Twit
Athe Mosley
Farry Arcsmere
Bothy
Washington
Daushtera
St. George
Jewelry trade slump shocks England industry
A troubled gleam hits the England jewelry trade as a yearslong decline curbs demand. About £1,900 in manufacturing and related jobs are affected amid a general money shortage. The downturn follows an unprecedented three weeks of stagnant shipments and weak consumer demand.
Fragmentary note on lost cash and uniform items
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person named Mardy wearing Pullman pants to a union depot and a loss of cash in trousers. The text is unclear but indicates a financial or item loss tied to a sports team and a named individual.
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J. Vo Mardy
Br Loch
Rail Labor Board Set To Decide Pay Out
Boston report notes opposition to proposed rail rate increase from New England railway bodies. Officials argue higher charges could impact freight movements and raise costs for shippers. Conference leaders warn the region faces economic strain if rates rise, with potential billions at stake for carriers and industries.
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Ugha
Boston
Avi
Citiaents
Lees
Vic
Alice House
William Hy Chandlers
Newingland Trafheague
Dtardelon
Ex Grand Vizier of Turkey Slain in City Turmoil
Fragmentary report notes the slaying of a former Turkish grand vizier amid unrest. The piece mentions a professor, a queen’s guard, and naval figures, with unclear details on motive or exact location. The account hints at racial vengeance and a crowd’s reaction during the event.
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Canckh
Qimans Geaman
Naval
Cos
Dantinople
Timate Sof
M 45 Inter
Ins Race
Most Virtuous Girl to Inherit $3,000 Mystery
City probes reveal a contested bequest in Paris Ward where Mayor Tejuter is named to award the sum to the district’s most virtuous girl. Heirs contest the will claiming the mayor cannot adjudicate such a mass district prize. The dispute accelerates as applicants from various locales seek the prize, potentially to be decided within weeks.
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Frapes
Tejuter
Paris
Mme
Pauline
Wattine
Tex
Germany Protest to League on Penalties Arguments
BERLIN March 11 In a protest to the League of Nations Germany argues only treaty provisions affecting the issue are sections of articles 42 and 430. It contends no other provisions justify German penalties beyond the Rhine and bridgehead and disputes allied economic sanctions and reactions to Allied renunciations of paragraph eighteen.
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Berlen
League of Nations
Rhine
Stillman Divorce Postponed Amid Domestic Turmoil
Reports indicate Stillman divorce proceedings stalled as disputes over control and support unfold. The case centers on family finance, guardianship, and the welfare of Mrs Stillman’s household, with servants seemingly split in loyalty and court actions anticipated across multiple jurisdictions.
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Fiat Berpatin
Wasch
Mubiowal
New Jderney
Valker Stillman
St. Without
Pacantico Hills
Petitsik
Sthal
Stidaman
Junge Morschauser
Mathar
Ifth Avente Social
Wilsons Visit White House Stirs Washington Scene
Mr and Mrs Wilson call at the White House amid activity on the grounds. The couple, seen near the House, appear with Mrs Harding elsewhere as political and social scenes unfold around the executive area.
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Mrs. Wilson
White House
Washington
Mattel
Atha Woodrow Wilson
Indus
Protest Over Jitney Bill Raises Citywide Assembly
Residents of Bridgeport and surrounding towns rally against House Bill No. 4 to curb jitneys and grant Public Utilities Commission control of transit. Speakers including Samuel Levit oppose restrictions that could deprive citizens of dependable transportation. Resolution copies to lawmakers and press planned after a mass meeting on March 15, 1921.
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Yin
Lhia
Conneslicut
Conways Weld
Harford
Bridgeport
Samuel Levit
Senate
House of Represents
Wentworth Street
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