Court Defines Open Shop Clash Across States Open Shop Case Decided
Supreme Court sets limits on federal intervention in strikes and lockouts not restraining interstate commerce. California and San Francisco groups pressed for open shop, while states gain right to set inheritance tax valuation methods, impacting beneficiary payouts under wills and state taxes.
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Associated Press
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Supreme Court
San Francisco
Idustrial Association
California Induatrial Courct
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Sufeme Court
California
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Industrial Association
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Arsenic slayer held for sanity examination in case
Mrs Cunningham, whose husband and four children died in suspected arsenic poisonings, is kept under guard after a failed suicide attempt. Authorities plan criminal and medical evaluation as the investigation continues. Bodies of victims are being exhumed for chemical analysis and sent to universities and laboratories for testing.
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Ford Launches First Airline Jury To Resume
Detroit April reports detail Ford Motor Company and Dearborn aviation partners inaugurating what is described as the first commercial air line in the United States. The Maiden Dearborn flight linked Chicago with Detroit and promised a regular service linking Ford plants nationwide. California bill would regulate aerial traffic and require pilots to meet strict flight rules, while a Sacramento news brief covers related aviation legislation.
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United States
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200 Day Agents Added to Force Washington
A report notes 200 day agents were added to force in Washington during the current era via gradual enforcement moves. The measure increases funding and is tied to an appropriation, with a focus on building rapid concentration and intensified enforcement across ten points. Details describe identity checks and home area actions, mentioning a specific case involving a man in Johns and a related Wirevang Prev.
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Washington
Hetus
Aristocrats of Washington Fret as Mutts Parade at Show
Washington observers fussed while a parade of plain mutts served as a curtain raiser to a show featuring blooded animals. Nearly 100 dogs of various breeds gathered, with prizes awarded for cleanliness and decorum amid lighthearted judging. Applesauce won the ribbon for the dirtiest dog after an incident with a policeman’s trouser leg.
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Washington
Capital
Cop’ Lee
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Degdam
Legislature to Honor Memory of Glasscock
Legislature debates adjournment as calendars clog with local bills and major measures await passage. Reporter notes Governor Gore’s death and upcoming sessions while party lines loom over budget and policy votes.
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Glasscock
Gratitude Towenpat Incident Near Wakeman
A garbled report from Gratitude Sorwadiw Ohio describes an incident at Wakeman involving Anerit Towenpat Aye UF Mant Nove vate and Terxtelkinw. The piece records a broken Lee, a theft event, and subsequent actions by Clee and Deoherds with unclear details and multiple oblique references.
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Sorwadiw
Ohio
Anerit
Tribute Paid to Jefferson in Local Memorial
The piece honors Thomas Jefferson as founder of democracy and a key political thinker. It recalls his opposition to aristocracy, advocacy for free religion in Virginia, and influence on early American parties. The text notes a Masonry lodge tribute and mentions figures like Governor MacCorkle and Alexander Hamilton in praising Jefferson's legacy.
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Ecunine
Gaverion
Mawtoe
Origin Remkienn Party
Maecorkie Said
Alexander Hamtin
Demat Yasrtss
Thomas Jefferson
Petting
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Freedaar
Virginia
Jefferson
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Miron
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Arctic Cruise Report All Well
The 14 year old navigator Hold Angardsen aboard the American Lincoln Bliswarth arrived at Kineta Bay this morning. The ship left Trom a day earlier, and the freighter Thetbs with air Phin has been detained near the ice. All crew members are reported well as the expedition proceeds despite rough seas.
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aBomated Press
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Lincoln Bliswarth
Kineta Bay
Aire Phin
Taplin
Alephete
Briand Pressures Socialists To Clarify Stand
French premier Briand pushes the Socialist party to state its position on supporting or opposing a 48 hour ministry and a bill to ratify a bank of France reform as political maneuvering intensifies during a cabinet formation period.
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Bank of France
Narrow Escape From Cave Entrapment In Kentucky Shaft
A mining crew near Central City Kentucky faced a cave in that trapped several explorers. One rescue used a rope system to free a worker, and engineers planned additional shaft work to widen passages and prevent future entrapment. Local authorities anticipated a week or more of heavy labor to secure the site.
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Elke
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Sulftin
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Paris
Ohare
Critics attack 0.5 stance as Congress debates temperance
In Washington April 14 the board of temperance prohibitions denounced what it calls the “consaint ridicule or ceagress” and argued the stance reflects the worst evils. The group urged a shorter Bible edition and warned prohibitionists may press to rewrite the Glo te.
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Cincinnati Graft Trial Tells of Liquor Protectors
In Cincinnati April 1, prosecutors described a system where liquor violators were paid weekly by operators of soft drink outlets to protect moonshine sales. Detectives Fred Bullerdicky James Hayes and Robert Kinney were cited as part of the graft scheme with payments reaching up to 1,500 weekly in some cases. The case spans nearly three years with multiple officers facing charges and pleas entered in related indictments. In New York two rum runners were held on prohibition violations and accused of conspiring to bribe coast guards to allow liquor ashore on a government boat, as authorities raid suspected conspirators.
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Power in Office Removal in Supreme Court Debate
The Supreme Court today heard arguments on the president's removal power, centering on whether postmasters with four year terms may be removed only with Senate approval. Justice and counsel debated constitutional provisions and executive vs legislative prerogatives as the court prepares to rule.
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Gore Summons Capitol Board
A garbled OCR passage references a Capitol board and governmental figures in New York. It mentions meetings, authority, and a summons related to public matters. Names and specifics are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Capitol Board
Statements in Re Fish and Other Things
The Gazette defends its circulation claims with audited figures from the Audit Bureau of Circulations, insisting on unbiased, guaranteed numbers provided to advertisers. It contrasts this with common business misperceptions about profits, noting many statements misstate true finances until audited.
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Charleston
Democratic leaders urge party unity after canceled Jefferson Day dinner
In Washington April 72, Bryan Roosevelt and Willan Junnings discuss their absence from a Jefferson Day dinner that was canceled. They urge cooperation within the Progressive Democratic faction to strengthen the party for future elections. The note highlights discord as personal battle, not policy, and calls for rank and file to unite.
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