Grazing Sheep Not A Violation Case Appealed
Dispatch from Washington notes the U S Supreme Court split evenly and upheld a California federal court ruling that grazing sheep on Sierra forest reserves without permission was not a violation of law. The case of Pierre Grimaud and J P Carajous involved 1907 indictments under the 1897 act and a later regulation.
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Washington, D. C
Butte Miner
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal Court of California
Pierre Grimaud
J. P. Carajous
California
Sierra Forest Reserve
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of Agriculture
United States District Court For
Southern District of California
Supreme Court
Advance Farm Schedule Aims to Speed Census by Farmers
Washington March 14 The Census Bureau will distribute four million copies of an Advance Farm Schedule to farmers via rural postmasters. The form asks for farm equipment and operations details to be prepared before enumerators begin April 15 1910. Farmers are urged to study the questions write answers in advance and keep the form for the census.
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Washington, D. C
United States Census Bureau
Census Bureau
Hitchcock
Durand
United States
Governor Norris to Speak at Inland Empire Democrats Banquet
Governor Edwin L Norris of Montana chosen as principal speaker by Spokane Jefferson club for April 13 banquet at Spokane hotel honoring Thomas Jefferson and addressing Inland Empire democrats.
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Spokane
Edwin L. Norris
Montana
Jefferson Club of
Inland Empire
Thomas Jefferson
Navy panel backs Maine wreck raise bill for 500000
Washington March 15 The house committee on naval affairs favorably reported a bill to appropriate 500000 to raise the wreck of the battleship Maine in Havana harbor. The navy department says the wreck is a navigation menace.
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Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs Today
Maine
Havana Harbor
Navy Department
Railroads barred from buying competing line stock
Interstate Commerce Committee adopts amendment to the railroad bill prohibiting railroads from acquiring an interest in the capital stock of competing railway lines. The decision marks a move to curb concentration and prevent anti competitive control in the industry.
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Washington
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Administration
Oldfield Covers Mile in 27 33 100 at Daytona Practice
Barney Oldfield piloting a 200 horsepower Benz records a mile time of 27 33 100 seconds during Daytona practice, showcasing fast lap pace ahead of competition.
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Barney Oldfield
Daytona
Fla
Carl Mast Continues City Wood and Parcel Delivery
Carl Mast, who recently purchased the N. S. Wood delivery and kindling business, will continue prompt baggage and parcel delivery citywide. Kindling, store wood, and coal orders accepted at the Tribune Store with wagon flagged promptly. 46-Is Cari Mast Proprietor.
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Carl Mast
N. S. Wood
Tribune
Senator Replies About Family Ties On Government Payroll
A Philadelphia Ledger quips about a senator acknowledging his son is on the government payroll and deflects calls for explanation. The exchange turns to family as the senator says grandchildren are young and he has yet to arrange a suitable job for his wife. A digressive aside from readers mentions sausage flavors and golfing habits in brief notes.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Saloon keeper denied full damages in mob violence case
The supreme court ruled that a saloon keeper cannot recover more than nominal damages when mobbing and property destruction occur. The Heroa county case, appealed by George D. Stevens, notes Stevens was mobbed and his saloon was raided. a jury awarded him 100 dollars.
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Topeka
Supreme Court
Heroa County
George D. Stevens
Stevens
Family perished in Boise farm fire west of Twin Falls
A whole family Theodore Thorn wife and two grown daughters were burned to death when their farm home six miles west of Twin Falls was firebombed and robbed. Authorities suspect burglary motive to cover the crime.
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Boise
Theodore Thorn
Twin Falls
A Mile For Every Year Walk Reaches Weston Milestone
Edward Payson Weston, 71, marks a mile for each year of his life with a quiet celebration nine tenths of a mile from Kinsley Kansas. He remains six days ahead of schedule in his Los Angeles to New York walk after yesterday's pace.
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Kinsley
Kansas
Edward Payson Weston
New York
Strike of Firemen Averted by Federal Mediation Offer
Chicago reports a threatened nationwide railroad strike by 27000 locomotive firemen and 125000 other workers, halted as federal mediation offers were accepted. W S Carter, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, says action must begin immediately. The mediation aims to determine what shall be arbitrated on wages and technical issues of promotion and representation.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Neill
W.S. Carter
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Washington
Western Fordeated Board of the Brotherhood
Carter
Brotherhood
Dixon Amends Crow Reservation Bill With Multiple Provisions
Washington March 13 Several amendments by Senator Dixon to the bill opening the Crow reservation to settlement set aside timbered areas on Pryor Big Horn and Wolf mountains for forestry and water conservation for 25 years. Surplus lands may be sold to actual settlers only for 10 years. Leasing for grazing and agricultural use limited to three years. Biennial election of Crow officers also provided.
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Washington
Dixon
Crow Reservation
Pryor
Big Horn
Wolf Mountains
Freezing Salmon Fry For Shipping Experiments At Hatchery
Portland Oregon March 16 That live fish may be frozen in a block of ice kept for months or shipped around the country then thawed and live is the result of tests by Frank Smith superintendent of the government fish hatchery at Coos Bay He has shipped salmon fry frozen in ice to Seattle and upon thawing the fish were as lively as when sent He has kept fish frozen for two months and found them alive and in good condition.
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Portland
Ore
Frank Smith
Government
Coos Bay
Germs on One-Dollar Bills Stir Currency Cleanup Debate
Washington reports 92 million germs on a single dollar bill, with diseases like scarlet fever and smallpox detected in microscopic tests. Representative Willey cites the finding to push a bill to burn paper currency and return to metal money.
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Washington
Willey
New Jeres
House Committee On Basins
Treasury
Auto interests to consolidate in major automobile merger
New York March 15 reports a consolidation of large automobile interests with capitalization of several hundred million dollars. J P Morgan and company, which recently bought the E M F company of Detroit, are believed to finance the proposed combination. Names of managers of motor cars and related firms are being discussed in connection with the plan.
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New York
J. P. Morgan and
Compan
E. M. F. Company
Detroit
Building A Big Air Cruiser To Carry Sixty Passengers
In Trier Germany on March 15 an iron air cruiser designed to carry 50 to 60 passengers and run at 44 to 50 miles per hour nears completion. Inventor Anton Border, a local engineer, expects an early spring launch. The craft introduces a new iron ship departure in airship construction.
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Trier
Germany
Anton Border
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