Anti-Trust Law Dealt Blow By R.R. Decision
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals in St Paul ruled that under the Transportation Act of 1920 the Southern Pacific may consolidate with the Central Pacific if it secures Interstate Commerce Commission consent. The decision challenges the Sherman Act and could prompt a Supreme Court review to determine which law governs railroad monopolies. The ruling reverses a prior Supreme Court order requiring SP to divest control.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Paul
R. Hotales
Tagernationel
Ork
America
Southern
Central Pacific
Washington
Georg
United States Supreme Court
James M. Beck
Supreme Court
Southern Pacific
Circuit Court of Appeals
Interstate Commerce Commission
John 4. Esch
Wisconsin
Congress
Central Pacific Hearing Stakes Consolidation Case
Government officials say a key principle is at stake as Central Pacific and Southern Pacific seek to consolidate. The Interstate Commerce Commission weighs similar moves affecting the Van Sweringen interests while other consolidation appeals remain in abeyance. The Saint Paul decision could energize opponents of the Esch-Cummins Act and fuel a broader drive in Congress to repeal the 1920 statute, arguing it nullifies the Sherman Law.
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Central Pacific
Southern Pacific
Southern
Interstate Commerce Commission
van Sweringen
Ac Ing
SS. Paul
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Congress
St. Paul
Sister of Lange heir runs elevator amid tight finances
NEW YORK June 12 Although her brother Hugo Lange headed Meyer and Lanie Imports and left her 50000 in his will, Anna Missouri McNally a 59 year old elevator operator at 214 East 54th Street seeks an advance of her legacy to take her 28 year old invalid son to Hot Springs Arkansas. Surrogate OBrien hears petition as heirs contest. If the will is broken she would receive one sixth of the estate.
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New York
Anna Missouri McNally
E. S4th Street
McNally
Hugo Lange
Meyer & Lanie
Greenwich Street
Elise Linke
Weat
Paul E. Trettpenhauer
Adolph Danielson
William J. Wingelman
Arnold Eckoff
Gerald FE. C. Bell
Ed. Cammack
Lange
Herman Goldman
Goldman
N. J
Police Officers Now Equipped With Belts
City police force now wears belts over their uniform coats. The belts have a shoulder strap and a holster for guns, positioned for quick access, and include space for extra cartridges. The change also alters the officers' appearance.
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Anderson & Anderson
Grocers
North Mill Street
Hainer Drug CO
Washington St
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Smith-Foster Motor Car CO
North
Jefferson Street
Distributors of
Seavys
Clutton
Seavy
Carl Nolte & Son
R.R
Fred D. March
Shaw St
Water
Bell Phone
Pittsburgh
Mow Castle
Fitteburgh
G. W. Mamilton
Lake Erie
New Castle
Johnson
Vanea
MAZDA
Wylie's Market East
Nesh, Ave
P. & G. Soap
Senate
E.L. Young
Bnet
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Ewash ST
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