Higher Courts on Acts Restricting Railroad Progress
An editorial summary of a Delaware court ruling that held legislatures cannot appoint public commissions as financial managers of railroads. It argues that government ownership is required for true government management, warns against overreach in regulating or owning railroads, and notes the balance between limiting charges and preserving profits. It cites the need to preserve stockholder rights while regulating utilities.
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Court of Appeals
Public Service Commission
Delaware and Hudson Company
State Railroad Commissions
Interstate Commission
Holland
Clarwhere
New York Evening Mall
Congress Debates White Slave Traffic Bill
Washington December 2 The House committee on foreign commerce favorably reported the white slave traffic bill. The report stresses Congress’s limited power over interstate and foreign commerce and notes the measure targets coercion and exploitation of women and girls, aiming to curb pimps and traffickers while respecting states’ police powers.
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Washington
House Committee of
Cies
Wayne Fins
Theatea
Romuelli
Thore Woton
Orneurer
Alama
Aironi le
Fob
Atv
Techines
Pamann
Una
Legieta
Resignations Rumored at Baltimore and Ohio Railways
New York Nov 22 well informed quarters report an expected announcement of Oscar J Murray resigning the presidency of the Baltimore and Glifo railroad. Two other resignations are said to follow with vice presidents George I Randolph and George Porter stepping down. Randolph, a Murray loyalist, would depart due to his superior’s retirement. Porter, operating VP, may also quit amid the proposed changes and reorganizations.
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New York
Oscar J. Murray
Baltimore and Glifo Railroad
George I. Randolph
George Porter
Randolph
Murray
Porter
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Ohio
Banks to Open Friday Evening for Public Convenience
City banks will stay open Friday evening during the usual Saturday hours to allow deposits. The move aims to give people a convenient opportunity to deposit funds. CASA CONTINUED. The case against Senator J M Campbell over alleged illegal legal fees while district attorney in Mere county was continued yesterday on the third Monday of February.
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CASA
J. M. Campbell
Mere
Revere Marriage Crisis Reported Amid Turbulent Claims
A fragmented note lists names and places including Revere and New Latch, referencing a divorce and alleged actions at sea. The unreadable OCR leaves key facts unclear, but indicates disputes affecting individuals linked to local institutions and events.
Teddy Bear and Filly Possum Toys Headlines Limelight
A bustling 1920s toy market note highlights teddy bears and filly possum wall toys in the limelight. The piece touts a wide range of mechanical and classic playthings, from aerial gears to climbing contraptions, noting rising popularity among youngsters and holiday demand across departments. It mentions department stores and factories nationwide promoting new models and eye catching colors as Christmas shopping approaches.
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Amneroesity
Jemand
Teddy
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