Rate Case Decisions Delayed in Supreme Court Term
Washington dispatch reports the U S Supreme Court will not issue further Minnesota rate case decisions until June 16, final day. Court discussions focus on reproduction cost theory for railroad valuation and state power to set intrastate rates affecting interstate commerce, with implications for federal and state regulators nationwide.
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French airman sets speed mark across France to Germany
Berle Jos Marcel CG Berla, flying a 50 horsepower plane, covered 674 miles in 7 hours 4 minutes from Villa Cowblay to Johannisthal aerodrome. He reached 11 04 in the morning, then landed at Wanne amid gusty winds. Weather and stormy conditions forced him to abandon further plans to Warsaw and St Petersburg.
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Many Killed as Serbs and Bulgars Clash
London dispatch reports heavy casualties in a clash between Servian and Bulgarian troops near Makres. Aerial and ground reports suggest further fighting nearby with Servian demands for evacuation of Voladan and threat to bombard Istip if not complied. Belgrade says war or peace between Servia and Tithvaria to be decided in days. Bulgaria urged to modify its treaty. Railway links severed. Serbia contemplates a note to Sofia for a premiers’ meeting to avert wider conflict.
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Schedule changes before committee
Washington, D.C. woe as the Senate Finance Committee met to review proposed changes from subcommittees. The plan includes reductions in the metal, agricultural, and subsidies schedules, increases in cotton and pottery schedules, and expanding the free list. Some issues remain unsettled, to be resolved by the full committee and the Democratic caucus before final action.
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Propose Changes to the Erdman Act and Receivership Probes
Washington June 10 The senate passed the Kenyon resolution directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate the finances of the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad now in receivership. A Newlands amendment would expand the Erdman Act to create a three member mediation board, relying on voluntary arbitration. Hinebaugh introduces a bill for a congressional inquiry into the receivership and for reorganizing insolvent interstate railroads, plus securities questions. Separate measures seek to bar racial discrimination among White and Black federal clerks, and to place ICC control over rail carrier attacks, while Osienlensa reports a death by suicide in Oskaloosa Iowa.
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Advertising enhances reader planning for Adirondack fishing
A Journal reader amused by a sporting goods ad discovers detailed, practical guidance about a forthcoming Adirondack fishing trip. The ad presents fish habits tackle tips and other travel details in a polished outdoor tone, illustrating how modern advertising informs vacation planning.
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Cooke and Whaley Girl Are Married in Connecticut
Jora nods Cooke and Fioretta Whaley wed by a Peace of the People in the parlor of a local church today in Stanford Connecticut. An Episcopal clergyman officiated as the couple, after a brief trip to Hartford and Willimantic, obtained a marriage license. The ceremony followed news of a divorce decree favorable to Miss Whaley, with two children born since their union and Cooke working as a house painter in New York after his banishment from the ministry.
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Supreme Court upholds newspaper publicity law
The Supreme Court today sustained a 1912 act requiring editors and owners to file sworn statements of names, stockholders, and circulation to access second-class mail. The decision rejects claims it restricts press freedom, saying the measure regulates mail privileges rather than curtailing the press.
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University of Towa Association Formed From Alumni Group
The University of Towa Association reorganized today under a new name to admit non graduates from a pool of about sixteen thousand alumni and students. Officers elected include President Charles Clark of Des Moines, President Tom Grimm of Cedar Rapids, and Secretary Hy M. Harwood, with other officers listed.
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Slump In Stocks Follows Minnesota Rate Decision
Wall Street opened with panicky activity as rail stocks including those tied to the Minnesota rate case dropped sharply. Railroad shares led decline with Northern Pacific and Great Northern plunging, while broader markets fell to year lows before stabilizing later in the morning. Attorney General Lyndon A. Smith said a two cent fare likely would be in effect within ten days to two weeks, with slower reclassification of commodity rates by railroads.
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Train Strikes Auto at Glidden Two Die
Glidden Ta June 10 The two daughters of A M Dedley a prominent Nashville Tenn merchant were instantly killed and Mr Dudley fatally injured when a Chicago and Northwestern passenger train struck their touring car at a grade crossing five miles east of Glidden at noon today Mrs Dudley was slightly injured as was the chauffeur and a guard on a cross cavalry tour from Nashville to Denver
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Relic of Titanic Found Near Diswater Scene Baltimore
Barnacle covered lifeboat spotted near the Titanic disaster site in Baltimore where the Eisenach with 1 802 immigrants arrived yesterday. The lookout saw the boat almost at the exact spot of the ill fated liner’s sinking, a year and more after the tragedy.
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Congress Oversight Deliberates Stock Control and Beef Inquiry
The day’s hearings continued with finance committee Democrats proposing changes from sub committees on the bill. Senator Lewly pushed to empower the commerce commission to regulate all stock issues of rallytels and common carriers, while Senator Newland sought Erdman act amendments per railroads and labor groups. In the House, O Shaughneevy introduced resolutions to probe American beef pink gry interests in the Argentine cuttle industry, as lawmakers considered the sundry civil appropriation conference report.
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Civil Case Brings Criminal Action in Polio Court
In Burlington Iowa, Mrs Martha Miller 73 her daughter Indy Wolliver and her son in law J M Well er faced bonds of 1000 on perjury charges. They allegedly forged the late Weary Tegtmeyer’s name to a check for 11000 in his home. The case collapsed when three handwriting experts declared the check forged and the Miller party moved to dismiss.
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Labor Federation Convention Opens in Des Moines
Des Moines, June 1. The Iowa State Federation of Labor opened its annual convention with Acting President J. M. Leonard presiding. A credentials report recommended seating 21 delegates with credentials from carpenters, immabe, and electricians unions. Building Trades council objections surfaced over seating these delegates. Strief of Sioux City and Ribble of Des Moines were noted as leading candidates for federation president.
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Axe Murderer At Work In Missouri
Carrisonville Missouri July 20 Arthur Eller railway employee was murdered with an axe in his home. His year old daughter was seriously wounded. Mrs Keller awoke from a blow that struck the side of the bed and she struggled with the attacker before he fled.
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Waldo's Fitness for Police Chief Referred to Board
The New York aldermanic committee voting four to two sent the question of Thinolander Waldo's fitness to continue as police commissioner to the full board. The panel urged the Mayor Gaynor to remove Waldo, citing alleged misconduct and improper temperament.
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English Militants Charged Over Racecourse Fire
Two women arraigned at Richmond police court on suspicion of setting fire to the Hurst Park Racecourse stands. The blaze caused about $79,000 in damage. Suspects are listed as Marion, an actress, and Clara Eizabeth Given, a noted militant suffragette with prior prison terms.
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Porter Charlton Extradition Case Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court delivers the decision that Porter Charlton must be returned to Italy to face murder charges from June 1914 at Lake Como. Justice Lurton discusses treaty law and Italy's refusal to surrender, affirming Knox’s earlier action to extradite Charlton. Charlton has been jailed in Hudson County, N J, for almost three years as the fight continued.
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Two Thousand Iowa Civil War Veterans Attend Homecoming
Fully two thousand veterans of Iowa Civil War regiments registered for the homecoming ceremony. General Grenville M. Dodge of Council Bluffs arrived and takes command. A grand parade will honor the survivors with the Graybeard regiment absent as its members are deceased, though descendants may march behind the regimental flag.
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Settlers Weins Lose Case Over Tom a Land Title
In a Supreme Court ruling the first settlers of Tom a New Mexico in 1723 lost a suit to declare Tad on the 721000 acres of land as their rightful ownership. The case stems from a colonial grant dating to when New Mexico was under Spanish rule.
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Weather report for The Weathers town and river stage
Fair and warmer tonight with increasing cloudiness and brisk winds on Wednesday. Temperature near 32 degrees at 7 o clock. River stage at Mustattne today is 9 feet 2 inches. Sunset 4 14. Guasei Tito.
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