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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1911
Page
4
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Washington April 11 The house Democrats will push reciprocity and then offer a bill to lower duties on agricultural implements and supplies farmers must buy. The plan, supported by President Taft, aims to favor agriculture with reductions drawn from several schedules, including harnesses reapers plows shoes and other farm needs. The wool schedule revision is not included and more tariff bills may follow as Senate Democrats consider action too.
United States Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the Connecticut federal court ruling in the Danbury hat case and ordered a new trial. The incident centers on a price fixing boycott claim by Danbury hat firm DB Loewe & Co against United States and North American entities. The lower court awarded $242,240, later reduced by the jury to $71.90, then tripled under Sherman Act rules. Judge LaCombe wrote the circuit opinion finding error in directing a verdict.
Four men riding in a box car to sleep were trapped as flames broke out yesterday afternoon near Cairo JH Ill. Charles Kelly of Utica and James Ryan of Shenandoah died, James Thompson died, and Anil J. Kelly was badly burned. Joseph Kelly survived, and the group, from Heal Company, had been drinking before seeking warmth in the car, which was fully ablaze when auxiliary workers arrived.
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An obscure 8 hour work law ruling in Philadelphia draws scrutiny as the state supreme court and Allegheny County court wrestle over constitutionality. A Pittsburgh contractor linked to a regional labor case faces conviction tied to procedural forms, signaling a widening legal dispute.
Albany officials appoint Osborn and Van Kennan to probe the state department. The commission begins Thursday morning with Owenstown as the starting point.
The archbishop of whiteos voices concern as Spain moves to ban religious orders. He warns the legislation would affect church activities and cross border relations, stressing the law could undermine religious freedoms and provoke government tensions.
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