Permanent injunction sought against Hearst News Service
Associated Press lawyer Frederick Lehman urged the U.S. Supreme Court to permanently enjoin the International News Service from pirating news. He argued news is a commodity created by labor, protected property, and must be paid for, to prevent tainted sources and maintain fair competition. Lehman emphasized the AP’s news budget built by labor and capital, not mere free access.
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Hearst News Service
Associated Press
United Press
Washington, D. C
News
Frederick W. Lehman
International News Service Today
Supreme Court
Lehman
New York
Mississippi Valley
Paspers
Minnger
International News Service
Smebody
In News
Peaceful Adventure on Western Front
Noble Fouter Hogeson, president of Hogeson Brothers and author, recalls an amusing incident in Chalons during a visit with the American Industrial Commission. He narrates misadventures with a hotel room, a billeting error, and a startled postman as he spoke from pajama window in a wartime setting.
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Noble Fouter Hogeson
Hogeson Brothers
France
John Lane Company
Chalons
Chatoné
Hogeson
American Industrial Commission
d’Angleterre
Mr. Hogeson
Madame Jacquard
Unclear Copyright Principles in Daily News Reporting Case
The text discusses whether fundamental justice and equity protect a complainant's property right in daily news reports and whether the petitioner’s practices are unfair competition. It contrasts property rights in reporting with alleged taking of AP property and asks if courts should enjoin unfair conduct harming both the public and a fair dealer.
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St.at Tuatics
Fundamen Principion of Justice
Daily News
Court of Equity
Associated Press
Petitioner
Woman Severely Burned When Gasoline Explosion Burns Local Home
Mrs. Bertha Fox of Pony creek, near Dubois, Wyoming, was severely burned when an explosion of gasoline she was using to clean clothes ignited. Her home and all belongings were destroyed, with an estimated loss of 2600 dollars and no insurance. She was taken to Dubois where she remained in serious condition.
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Riverton
Wyo
Bertha Fox
Dubois
Pony Creek
Frank Welty
Tina
Myra
Fox
Laramie
Pro German lies about no meat being shown
Special dispatch from Milton Bronner debunks a pro German rumor that no meat would be killed for three months. Government says beef, pork and sheep slaughter continue. efforts are to resume meatless days later to aid allies. Country exports pork surged to 308 million pounds in March.
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Washington
1. C
Sam
Food Administration
Cattle Starve Case Targets Ft. Collins Farmer
J S Sanford of Weld County faces charges from the Colorado state bureau of child and animal protection for letting ten cattle starve near Hardin. He allegedly refused to buy hay costing ten dollars a ton, and humane society reports describe a range littered with cattle bones. The case may be pursued as a federal matter if food administration asserts authority.
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FT. Collins
Colo
Colorado State Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
J. S. Sanford
Weld County
Hardin
The
Humane Society
Food Administration
Robert J. Grant
Tdool
Bondholders Protest Russia Government Repudiation
London May report from the council of foreign bondholders warns that the revolutionary party in Russia repudiates the national debt, a move unseen in modern financial history. The document questions the legitimacy of confiscating borrowed money and cites observations from U.S. states including Arkansas, Georgia, Mississippi, North and South Carolina, and West Virginia.
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London
Council of Foreign Bondholders
Ramala
Revolutionary Party
Russia
Huimin
Osiatte
Sobers
Arkansas
Worida
Georgia
Loolewaw
Minaie Aippi
North Carolina
Sowth
Carolina
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Cheyenne
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Pioneer Ave
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U. S. Denis
Milton Bronner
Sanford
Locre
Hangard
Ypres
War Atlas
Patriot
Europe
Cheyenne State Leader
United States
American War Atlas
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