Prizes for Floral Parade Display at Executive Meeting
At a Saturday meeting of the Floral Parade executive committee members Milingham Meswrs Aforg Frater Hughes and Kyle to offer prizes for mutes, pas r and bleyetos. Awards include prizes for Automobiles class A and B, floats, silver cups, bicycles and souvenirs with pennants and ribbons.
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Frater
Hughes
Kyle
Mutes
Pas R
Bleyetos
Sans Automobil
Bpcetil
Ea BS
Sowvenir Benuera
Ilubona
Dadgek
Welcom
Fire Department
Appointment of Judge Robertson to the Federal Bench
A large gathering noted the appointment of Mr. Robertson as a United States District Judge. Judge Dole praised the selection, and U.S. Attorney Brockons urged prompt action. Governor Lindsay and a host of attorneys attended, expressing support and confidence in the new judge's abilities.
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Robertean
United States
Tobartain
Inagun
Judge Dole
Robertson Bat Laken
Boride
Judy Tobagia
Chia Toyrit
Robertaon
Dole
Inige Tole
Brockons
Robertson
Reckons
W. A. Kinney
Rohorteen
Hawaii
Taxation of Dreier Trust Property Transfers Contested
The court discusses taxation of transfers from the Dreier Trust, arguing that taxation cannot penalize or distinguish beneficiaries based on relationship. The opinion treats transfer rights as a natural right not subject to discriminatory taxation and compares transfers to testamentary dispositions, noting the beneficial rights stay with the transferor during life and only vest in heirs after death.
Wallace Idano Jan 12 W Brooks Owns 8 News Paper
W Brooks today owns eight newspapers built around pinochie games with Harry Moore. They are both pinochie flavorees and yesterday they agreed to wager on the result. Moore offered his paper the Dividend as stake, a weakly mining paper, and turned it over to Brooks in a bid to honor a true sport.
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Wallace
Idano
W. Brooks
Harry Moore
Moore
Brooks
Rust Prosecution May Collapse Over Supreme Court Cert
Washington dispatch reports the government may drop the antitrust case against the St. Louis Maureen railroads in the Circuit Court after a failed attempt to expedite hearings. The four judges could not agree, leading to a 1909 cert to the Supreme Court and a request to reduce the certificate. Further action remains unclear.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Hiinola
Congress
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Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the Unityd States
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