Supreme Court Decision Leaves Valuation Question Uncertain
The Milwaukee journal reports the Supreme Court ruling on the St. Louis and O’Fallon railroad case. It states that present day production costs must be considered in valuation but does not define how much weight to give them. The decision leaves room for Congress or the ICC to set guidance, with potential wide swings in railroad valuations and public rate-making implications.
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Pomery of Lafayette College Wins Pepper Cargo Award
Thomas W Pomery a Lafayette College senior from Pittsburgh Pa was chosen as the ideal cargo man earning 3100 in gold from a Pepper fund established by ex Senator George W Pepper of Philadelphia The selection cited leadership in scholarship personality originality and extra curricular activity
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Cop Chases Suspects In Murder Case Near Charleston
Officer A L Youell of Charles ton West Virginia stops a speeding car and finds a murdered man, Frank Bowen, owner of a Lynch Stand near Charleston. Violet Willmot of Elizabeth New Jersey and her husband William Willmot are held in connection with the crime as Powell's body is found in the vehicle.
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Baron's U S Visit Plans Amid Mascot Nuances
The text describes Baron Freiherr Von Warthausen nicknamed the Lindy of Germany, hauling a large title and a Siamese kitten mascot given by the Prince of Siam at Bangkok. It notes plans for an imminent visit to the United States and references an International News brief.
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Arrest Looms in Harvard Junior Murder Case
Investigators probe the mysterious killing of Walter Huntington, a Harvard junior found slain near Windsor Connecticut. The case ties to a series of parties said to involve the wife of a wealthy man and a pair of possible suspects, with headlines and rumors shaping strong public interest.
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Congresswoman Seeks Senatorship in Turbulent Times
Fragmentary report notes a congresswoman pursuing a senate bid amid unrest and religious law tensions impacting agriculture. The text mentions a father figure praising an arrival and references to inheritance rights and Hindu Mohammedan legal conflicts shaping the rural economy.
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