New York Wage Law Enduring Court Test Backdrop
The article reviews the 1923 and 1937 Supreme Court rulings on state wage and hour controls for women. It details two questions about state power to set wages for all competent workers and all adult women in trade. Brandeis did not participate earlier. Tipaldo’s challenge triggered this extended legal saga.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Louis D. Brandeis
New York
Brandeis
Joseph Tipaldo
Spotlight Laundry
Brooklyn
Tipaldo
Five Men Shot In Alabama Iron Mine Strike Clashes
In Birmingham Alabama three major iron mines supplying steel plants closed as workers from the International Union of Mill Mine and Smelter Workers strike over a pay basis change. A truck carrying strikers was fired on, injuring Joe Holt Billy Wilson and Deloach. Deputies Ed Burgess and Santermeyer were wounded escorting workers into Wenona mine.
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Birmingham
Ala
International Union of Mill, Mine and Smelter
Big Muscoda
Joe Holt
The
International
Billy Wilson
Deloach
Brotherhood
Ed Burgess
Santermeyer
Wenona
Arrest 3 Men At Waterloo In Slot Machine Hi-jacking
Three men were arrested in Waterloo Iowa on information broadcast over the state police radio for the holdup of the Budweiser club at Savage last Thursday in which slot machines were hijacked. Suspects named William Moyle Detroit John Lawrence Bay City and Thomas Lawrence Detroit. Sheriff A F Mesenbrink of Shakopee Minnesota was en route to secure their return.
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ST. Paul
Melvin C. Passolt
State Crime Bureau
Savage
Waterloo
Passelt
William Moyle
Detroit
Mich
John Lawrence
Bay City
Thomas Lawrence
A. F. Mesenbrink
Shakopee
Scott County
Minnesota
Luciano Aide Pleads Guilty In Vice Trial
In New York, Jack Ellenstein alias Eller pleaded guilty as defense opened its case in the Luciano vice trial. He is among nine men facing charges tied to a $12 million yearly vice empire led by Charles Lucky Luciano. Ellenstein, described as a booker, asks mercy as the judge denied defense motions. He faces up to 1240 years. others await sentence.
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New York
INS
Pudgy
Jack Ellenstein
Eller
Luciano
Ellenstein
Charles “Lucky” Luciano
Lucky
Supreme Court
Philip J. McCook
Maurice Cantor
Laska Loses Appeal From His Conviction
Denver attorney Ben B. Laska lost an appeal to the supreme court seeking review of his conviction and ten year sentence for conspiracy in the kidnapping of Charlies F Urschel, a wealthy Oklahoma oil man.
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Washington Vis
Ben B. Laska
Denver
Monday
Supreme Court
Charlies F. Urschel
Oklahoma
Robert Moore To Be Commissioned In Marine Corps
Robert Brice Moore, son of Mr and Mrs E R Moore, will receive a commission in the United States Marine Corps Wednesday upon graduation from the Naval Academy at Annapolis. He is 22 and entered the academy after graduating from Washington High in 1932 and attending the Naval Preparatory Academy. His parents will attend the graduation exercises. Moore earned numerals in plebe and class wrestling and served as chief petty officer first and first petty officer second in the regimental organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brice Moore
E. R. Moore
United States Marine Corps
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Moore
Washington High
Naval Preparatory Academy
Day pleads self defense in Loeb slaying trial
James Day, the youth who killed Richard Loeb, pleads self defense at trial in Joliet. The state plans to seek the death penalty, contending Day exceeded self defense after inflicting fifty three razor slashes in a prison shower room following an invitation to talk.
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Joliet
James Day
Richard Loeb
Loeb
Grain Receipts Hit New High of 380 Cars in Cedar Rapids
Grain receipts in Cedar Rapids surged to about 380 cars in a single day, the highest on record per George Ramsey Jr a federal grain inspector. Most arrivals were corn with oats making up the rest and brokers attributed the spike to eastern markets seeking cash grain and contract deadlines while noting Saturday and Sunday receipts are included.
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Cedar Rapids
George Ramsey, Jr
Ramsey
Child With Peanut Lodged In Lung In Serious Condition
A two year old girl, Edith Burlingham, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Burlingham of 1615 Fourth street NW, was taken to St Luke’s hospital at 2 40 p m and then moved to University hospital in Iowa City for emergency surgery after choking on a peanut that became lodged in her right lung. The incident occurred while she was eating and was described by her mother to hospital staff.
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Edith Burlingham
Charles Burlingham
Fourth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
University Hospital
Iowa City
Phone Co Granted Review By Court
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company and other utilities won Supreme Court review of their challenge to the FCC ordered uniform system of accounting.
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Washington
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Supreme Court
Federal Communications Commission
Woman Hurt In Central City Motorcycle Races
Mrs. Elmer Turner of Waterloo sustained a fractured skull and leg when her motorcycle overturned during Saturday races in Central City. She remained unconscious and in serious condition at St Luke's Hospital on Monday.
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Elmer Turner
Waterloo
Central City
St. Luke’s Hospital
Roosevelt Returning To White House From Cruise
President Roosevelt arrived back at the White House after two nights and a day spent cruising on nearby waters.
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White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Woman 70 Dies in Wisconsin Bonfire Accident
Miss Julia Flynn, 70, was burned to death in Darlington Wisconsin after she apparently fell into a small bonfire she was tending at the rear of her home on Monday.
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Darlington
Wis
Julia Flynn
Boy 15 Drowned in Cedar River
Police and an ambulance responded to the Cedar River drowning. The body of Melvin Dinnell, 15, a Lincoln school student, was found near the river bank by Marvin Cheadle and Harold Delameter. Coroner Dr. B L Knight ruled accidental drowning. Funeral plans set for Beatty chapel with scout procession to Sabula.
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J. L. Koutnik
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Marvin Cheadle
Sixteenth Street
Harold Delameter
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Harry Cook
Louisa
Harry Roloff
Second Street
Cook
Rolo
Ernest Woods
Forty-second Street
Woods
B. L. Knight
Linn County
Knight
Dinnell
Beatty
Melvin
Lincoln School
Clifford, Jr
Beatty Chapel
O. C. Gatrelle
Sabula
Boy Scouts
City Plan Meeting Postponed and Local Notices
The city plan commission meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening has been postponed. Companions of the Forest No. 1367 will meet Wednesday evening at the Odd Fellows hall. The M and J league game between Quaker Oats and the Light company at Daniels park has been called off due to wet grounds. A thief stole ninety five Buff Rock chickens worth 42.75 from G C Schneider on Rockford road. Dr F W Loehwing will speak on Youth Movements of the World at the Canopus club lunch at Hotel Roosevelt.
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City Plan Commission
Companions of the Forest
Odd Fellows Hall
Second Avenue SE
Quaker Oats
The
Light Company
Daniels Park
G. C. Schneider
Rockford Road
F. W. Loehwing
Canopus Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Homecrafters Clubto Hold Final Meeting Tuesday Evening
The Homecrafters club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the basement of city hall. Membership cards for the National Home Workshop Guild will be distributed to attendees.
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Homecrafters Club
National Home Workshop Guild
Marion court fines for in toxication and local notices
In police court Monday J M Smith 53 of 582 Eighteenth street SE Marion Sears 36 of 810 B avenue NE John Bunting 33 of Marion and J M Farrell 29 of Marion were fined 10 dollars plus costs for in toxication. Frank Flack a Coe college sophomore performed two piano numbers at a Rotary club luncheon at the Hotel Roosevelt. Fort Dodge convention reports were given by Ed Moorman Dr J H Calder Dolph Huene and James F Keevers. Firemen responded to a 7 30 a m fire in waste.
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J. M. Smith
Eighteenth Street SE
Marion Sears
B Avenue NE
John Bunting
Marion
J. M. Farrell
Frank Flack
Coe College
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Fort Dodge
Ed Moorman
J. H. Calder
Dolph Huene
James F. Keevers
Ronans Plan Extended East Tour and Studies Abroad
Dr and Mrs G J Ronan depart Saturday for an extended eastward tour. Dr Ronan will attend multiple eye clinics and pursue postgraduate work at Penn State College of Optometry Philadelphia and at Columbia University New York City. They expect to return in July.
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G. J. Ronan
East
Ronan
Penn State College of Optometry
Philadelphia
Columbia University
New York City
Ronans
Farmington Bad Check Suspect Held In Iowa
K C Anderson age 36 of 1720 Bever avenue SE was held by police at the request of Farmington authorities and to be turned over to Farmington officers. Vlach said Anderson was wanted in connection with a bad check charge and had formerly lived in Farmington.
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K. C. Anderson
Bever Avenue SE
Farmington
Robert J. Vlach
Vlach
Anderson
City Council Postpones Sanitary Sewer Vote on Rockford Road
The Rockford road SW sewer final action was postponed for the third time as the city council, on recommendation by Public Improvement Commissioner Dave Williams, delays installation until unimproved property owners face full assessments.
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Rockford Road
Dave Williams
Warn Americans In Nicaragua As Civil Strife Breaks Out
U S citizens were urged to seek safety as rebel troops ringed the presidential palace in Managua. Casualties were reported including several killed or wounded in Sunday’s fighting. President Sacasa remained unharmed and calm, while an Italian hotel manager died of a heart attack believed caused by the unrest.
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Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Presidential
Juan B. Sacasa
Boaz W. Long
Sacasa
Genaro Buono
Caudill Divorce Granted Over Desertion Claim
Judge H C Ring in district court grants Claudia C Caudill a divorce from Jesse P Caudill 51 on desertion grounds The couple wed in Kentucky March 1 1911 and separated in 1933 custody of a minor daughter awarded to the plaintiff
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H. C. Ring
District Court
Claudia C. Caudill
Jesse P. Caudill
Kentucky
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Luciano Aide
Vice
Laska
Robert Moore
Marine Corps
Robert B. Moore
Cedar River
Ben Lastuvka
First Street
Joe McNeill
K Street
Sidney W. Brainard
Nineteenth Street
Knights Templar
Jerry
Melvin Harbert
Sixth Avenue SE
Missouri
Court House News
National Cotton Week
Froog
ABC Pereales
Lady Lovelace
Dumari
Pwdr
Colt
Newman's
Nelly
Newman’s
Nelly Dons
Mary Miles
Newman
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