States May Fix Rates Supreme Court Decision Victory
Minnesota officials hailed a US Supreme Court ruling as a victory for the state in the long rate case. Railroads operating in Minnesota will owe the state roughly 3 million dollars in overcharges as the legislature had required monthly freight charge reports since 1909 to document differences and potential refunds.
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Effect of Decision on Rate Cases Is Problimiatical
New York June 9 The Supreme Court decision on Minnesota rate cases leaves road executives bankers and brokers uncertain as to its full impact. Markets reacted with delayed estimates and careful comment after the ruling, which many expect to centralize rate regulation with the interstate commission, affecting railroad finances and state commissions.
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Supreme Court Decision Shapes Interstate Rates
In Minnesota the attorney general said the Supreme Court affirmed congressionally set powers under the Interstate Commerce Act. The ruling held that states may fix rates but the burden of proving confiscation rests with the railroad. The Minneapolis and St. Paul line showed rates were in flux, while Northern Pacific and Great Northern failed to prove their case.
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NEN Revenue Plan Faces Senate Debate on Tax Proposals
Subcommittees struggle to report on all work for days and present several proposals. The agenda includes income tax questions, administrative features, and whether certain diaries on the bill should be specific or general. The agricultural schedule contemplates a countervailing duty on live stock and grains, while other provisions address exemptions for municipalities and private corporations, with New York officials citing city bond obligations in subway contracts.
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Bid to influence tariff bills and probes by former lawmakers
A long hearing details former congressmen and lobbyists testifying on duties, commissions, and government roles. Witnesses include Hull, Kopp, Bennet, Landis, and Reed, discussing work with Ways and Means and foreign affairs, and lobbying for Ecuador, telephone interests, and ship subsidies.
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For Rent Suite in White Inquire Reed Shoe Co
A rental notice offers a suite for rent in White with inquiries directed to Reed at the Shoe Company. It provides no further details on size price or terms.
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Dissolution Sought Against Eastman Kodak Trust
Buffalo June 4 a civil suit filed by the United States seeks dissolution of the Eastman Kodak companies of New Jersey and New York and the Rochester group. The petition asks for an injunction halting cross licensing and asset division to prevent a restraint on competition in photographic supplies. Named defendants include Eastman Kodak Company and key Rochester officers. The action follows a federal antitrust probe led by James Howler and Clark Rickercher with United States Attorney O'Brien in charge.
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Police News and Court Notes From Local City Pages
Police report the accident and hospital transport of William Bosie after a foot injury from a string of mishaps and a long walk home, while other items note a new patrol call box at Calhoun and Superior, trust fund meetings, and multiple court appearances involving theft, fighting, loitering, and disorderly conduct among various individuals.
Farmers Mutual Insurance meeting in Albion marks changes in policy and classes
In Albion on June, Farmers Mutual Insurance companies of Noble County gathered in the courthouse examination room. About seventy five policy holders attended as the group discussed new automobile coverage, splitting the risk into two classes funded by premiums to cover expenses and losses. The Wind Storm and Fire and Lightning companies reported in force, with assessments planned around 20 to 60 cents per hundred dollars, and officers were re-elected as farmers reacted to mutuals versus newer lines. Generals and locals were noted visiting Chicago and other towns as various families spanned the region with social updates.
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Death notices and obituaries from New Haven area
Denzel wife Mrs. Mar Denavl dies at home near New Haven age 67. Death from heart disease after six months illness. Lived in Alien solinky 57 years, born Bloomingich Germany, moved to America at eight. Member of St. Mary's parish then St. Andrew's parish. survived by husband Martin Denzel and four children Antef Leinvlnert Albert Denzel William Denzel, plus brother Pred Zain and sister Mrs. Gert rude Mommer, five grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at home then St. Graw's Catholic church Krack Virginia. Other notices: Krack, Krack’s daughter aged pre year, died of lune fever. Maxwell Gil funeral at 419 Leith, St. Peters. Clarence Th Dean and Farrance services planned. several relatives listed.
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Garrett News Tidbits From Indiana and Nearby Towns
Indiana tone notes Mr Ed Ramee visiting Garrett relatives and a string of Sunday visits by local residents. Families including Philbrick, Rathwell, Maugher, Forsythe, Gingery, Hess, and others are mentioned visiting friends and relatives in Wheir, Rome City, Auburn, St Johns, Mentone, North Manchester, and Payne.
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No Arrests Yet From Brawl At New Haven
A brawl outside the Tourist Inn in New Haven led to no arrests. A woman from Adams Stillon Ind allegedly struck a man’s child and was struck in return. Local authorities could not be reached for comment as investigations proceed.
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Branded with Nitrite in College Hazing Incident
Report from Beatson University authorities investigating a hazing prank Saturday that allegedly bound Albert Collet and branded his forehead with nitrate. A physician attending him noted neck and facial injuries. Collet, a survivor of the Thante disaster, relocated to Port Byron, New York, before enrolling as a student.
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Decatur Show Troupe Members Wed In Evening Ceremony
Mrs Leah Pryce and Mr C William Ashworth of the Purvic Plasera show troupe wed at the Hosar opera house in Decatur with family and troupe members in attendance. A supper followed the ceremony as the couple, seasoned performers with the Purple Players, plan to continue their stage careers.
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Court News Highlights Township Assessor Pay Omission
Court notes reveal a pay law error for township assessors, omitting the enacting clause and keeping the two to three dollar daily rate until a legislative fix. Judge Begeman cannot grant relief. Attorney General Howe holds the old rate must stand until session reconvenes. Other cases include property quiet title in favor of plaintiff, judgments totaling $526.45, and bids sought for new automobile replacement.
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County Sealer Matter To Be Talked Today
City and county officials discuss the appointment of four county sealers under the new state law. Tohn Willett, chief deputy, will confer with commissioners. City sealer Tolan could manage both jobs but would not seek the county post. Removal rules differ between city and county offices.
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How I Was Converted By The Becker Bros Player Piano
A reader describes conversion to the Becker Bros piano player, praising its tone and action. He notes the switch from a similar model and recalls the ease of use, pedal and button actions, and expressive melody. The piece urges prospective buyers to see and hear this model and to consider Becker Bros. offerings.
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Weather Bureau purge continues with Moore firing spree
Washington reports a sweeping shakeup in the Weather Bureau as Willis L. Moore is implicated in alleged abuses and Secretary Houston suspends ten more staffers. Thirty heads have fallen or been reduced since Moore’s suspected misuse surfaced, with prior reductions including Charles T. Ruin.
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