Court narrows limits on employers and imported goods
The United States Supreme Court and lower courts ruled against certain employment practices and taxes on imported goods. The decisions touched on employer liability for employee conduct and the taxation of imported merchandise under existing duties. The hearings influenced pending congressional actions and noted shifts in pay and wartime measures affecting transportation and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Neeldouta
Mio
Lower Cour
River Search Aims For Pocketbook Mystery Solver
Frederick Clayton assists in a river search for a missing pocketbook linked to Mina Ing. An electric light device will be used at the river bottom to reveal the object as authorities plan a continued search tonight. The stake rests on recovering the item and solving the case through the tool described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Clayton
Mina
Frederic Clayston
Waban
Maitalyn Clayton
Mr. Clayston
Beleive Pearce's Forgery Case Spurs County Inquiry
A garbled OCR report describes alleged forgery tied to a local county matter. Names and places are unclear, but references to a suspect believed to have worked for contractors and a hospital transfer suggest a legal proceeding, with authorities investigating declarations and possible fraud.
County Jail Figures From 1907 Report
In 1907 county jail records show 346 prisoners with 20 transferred to state prison. 27 moved to asylums, 10 to Green Bay reform school, and 8 to Holland industrial school. Daily count shows 27 inmates behind bars, with multiple transfers and forgery tied cases noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otlicera
Lyon
WLU GH
Cheyenne Indians Council Discusses Allotment and Reservation
Cheyenne Indians in council debate allotment questions for Kandee reservation opening. Congress may consider the reservation’s settlement, with market reports from Chicago and regional exchanges hinting at price trends. Includes July opening figures and dairy and farm product notes from Janesville markets.
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Kandee Congress
Ata PT
Cheyenne Myer Reservation
Kettlement
Congress
Ili Mente
Chicago
Jat
Ugage
Calved
Dilhipbluis Haavy
Halen
Market
Stony
Rae
Lama
Thea
Wheats
Dow
Tow
Bats
Darley
Cloulme
Coru
Gma
Duly
Nes Sel
Gaia
Ciodlas
May
Bagg Max
Seteh
Wyald
Rags Daly Agm
Houltry
Turhkeys
S@ iL
Ehtelons Wiles Aptine
Vottep—creamery
Dary Inread
Commission Men Meet Wednesday in Savannah Gathering
Commission men from Leagues and allied bodies convene in Savannah for a national league meeting. Delegates from Maxton New York Philadelphia White and Cinelli gather to discuss preparation and agenda. The event centers on organizing committees and guest speakers to bolster entertainment and unified action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
National League
Pena
Jung Natiotud Leagua
Gaal Dale
Leathe
Maxton
New York
Pmudedplla
Witte
Ht Dig
Cinelli
Mates
Huge Damage Suit Calls for Trial in U S Circuit Court
Damaged OCR text references a massive damage lawsuit scheduled for trial in the United States Circuit Court. Names, places, and precise figures are garbled, but the document indicates a civil action involving multiple parties, firms, and international interests, with extensive claims and alleged damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Toray
OO Thanza Ett
Pho Ameritas Tena Ashi
Mable Agataat
Ee Tilton Liératt Company
Wad Enthal
Inhalt
United
Atala Brent Comet
Tope Tone
New York
Boutle Aire
Willeh
Damien
Ats
Lore Minagen
Ove American Taiwan
Atocnt
Bogus
Danii Coraging
Kh Proto
Miduna
Ty Costu Weleat
Cotton Price Looms Over Farmers Union Meeting
Delegates gather for the National Farmers Union convention opening tomorrow. The event aims to map policy on cotton prices and farm relief, with talks on reducing entron serena and boosting industry goals. The program includes science talks, travel notes, and reports from key organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farmers Union
Lan
Gore Dalegarns
Ha Ni
Supreme Court Docket Highlights Wide Range Of Cases
The docket includes a wide array of matters from banking and taxation to property disputes and public administration. Notable items reference government, university cases, and urban taxation, with mentions of New York and South locales. The summary notes ongoing court review and scheduling, reflecting the scale of important cases before the high court.
Conference seeks new minor league baseball pact at Jefferson School
A national meeting of minor league baseball officers discusses a disputed agreement with the major leagues. President Powers leads talks aiming to curb player movement and term limits, amid calls for a revised contract that benefits smaller organizations and curbs drag system. The Jefferson School session features the new kindergarten addition and other campus notes.
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Committee of
National Association Minor Leagues
Cinehinatl
Jan T
Canferehee Fe
Powers
Ankochitlon Oat
Bareliait
Sand Teagners
Gifioe League
Hetter Qirotert
Amene
Jewenia
Pottit
Dhe
Sarkoins
Bome Conscoadana
Adler
Dragittige
Ion
Mrs Clara Heyl to Be Married Abroad
Former Milwaukee resident Clara Heyl plans a marriage abroad to a German painter, with a notable dispute over her late mother's fortune. Court filings report the match and related proceedings in which Heyl seeks control of the estate and dowry provisions, while a wealth transfer is examined by authorities in Venice and a German court.
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Clara Heyl
Milwaukee
Olvorces
Letaw
Mina
Ali
Abe
Peete
Venice
Midi
Teeatty Bros
Hatters' Executive Board In Session
National Executive Board of United Hatters of North America met today in conference to set the year’s work plan. The session focused on organizing efforts and preparing for ongoing campaigns and member mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatters
National Executive Board of
United Hatters of
North America
Nnan
Prenetale
Dun Gee
Ohio Solons in Urgent Session Signals Reform Move
Ohio lawmakers opened an urgent session to debate election reform and temporary measures. The Senate committee on elections was pressed to advance proposals shaping voter rules and a potential special election timetable.
Thaw Trial Reopens As Jury Seated In New York Court
The Thaw trial resumes in New York with defense and prosecution presenting arguments. Judge Dowling sets daily court schedule while jurors are kept in custody during sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kingdom Sale Rumor Shrouds Anxious Monarch
A garbled report discusses a ruler eager to part with his realm. It mentions potential buyers and unnamed parties in a fragmented narrative, with distorted names and places that obscure clear facts or outcomes.
Route decision on Janesville tour for Glidden auto event
A historic note discusses whether Janesville will be included in this year’s Glidden Tour for automobiles. It mentions drivers, routes, and organizers weighing expected participation and road plans amid tentative schedules and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahu Faelierkh
Hele
Chad
Two Boys Drown in Tank Pond After Skating Mishap
Reported drowning at Tank Pond near Mack Stump Road follows a skating accident at St Paul rink. Victims identified as L. Sanday Frauda stech er age 60 and William, three years old, with an unknown man aiding. Authorities seek witnesses as investigation continues.
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Dramaten
L. Sanday
Frauda Stecher
William
Leo
Tank Pond
Janesville Chicken Fanciers Show Results At Delavan Lake
In Delavan Lake shows, Janesville fanciers dominated with numerous classes won. Alexander Eielanan led in the cock classes, while Clarence Tenens and WIM McVicar earned top placings in Langshan and other breeds. GG. W. Cowbody also noted for prize efforts.
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Janesville
Ube Dinexvilles
Delavan Airlake
Alexaidor Eielanan
Enekwrah Thrala
Nm Cockeral
Oynet
Clarence Tenens
Gv Cockooral
Wim McVicar
Wacoud
GG. W. Cowbody al Hind
Fire Destroys Nicholson Home On Academy Street
Fire swept the home of George T. Nicholson on Academy Street Saturday evening destroying the dwelling and its contents. Neighbors and local volunteers aided as alarm spread and a heavy wagon and crew battled the blaze, with insurance coverage reported in question.
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George T. Nicholson
Academy
Mays
Shier Klein
Uriva
William Beate Cou
Alreok Waiyi
Fea
le Dre
Candi
Regular Meeting Notice At 2 PM Tuesday
A garbled notice references a regular meeting schedule set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. It mentions a headquarter location and a person named Chy Maral Apptaby, with unclear context or parties. The legibility is poor but indicates an official gathering.
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Believe Pearce
Mar
O'Toole
Lahoud
Charles Dhauree
Forury
Om Chiwek
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Foam
Ea Teorki
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Big Council
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Tian At
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Supreme Court
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Jefferson School
Lundergarten
Renee Eer
Ohio
Rosa County
Columbin
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York
Tully
Peeming Jury
Trang
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Hawking
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Lonnie
Manel
Abywathtan
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Ose
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