Commerce Court Power Reversed by Supreme Court
The June ruling held the Commerce Court lacked new powers beyond those of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Chief Justice White said the court did not gain authority to overrule ICC rate decisions or directly enforce federal rate rules. The decision preserves ICC machinery and limits the new court to reviewing jurisdictional questions, affecting relief from ICC rulings for carriers and shippers.
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Tee Seyednie
Urtechia & Texas
Lion
Peter Tater
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Pacific Hall
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Laitievilly
Niebville
Nashville
Kaitanooga
Haig
Lorimer Inquiry Sows Senate Tensions Over Bribery Claims
Turmoil surrounds the Lorimer investigation as Kern exposes alleged bribery links involving Senator Molguan and Charles A White. Key figures include Wilhem Blair and John Ho De Walt, with accusations of safety deposits and land purchases used to placate White, amid broader calls for corruption scrutiny within the Legislature.
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Polke
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Ullpote
Molguan
Charles A. White
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Wittie
Wilhem Blair
Thomas Tipptt
John Ho de Walt
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Wiite
Moune
Kern
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Trttenstrem
Browne Prewlalag
Larimer
Lecter
Lairlnot
Keri
Brvane
Setater
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Stunde
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House debates alien bill with immigration substitute clause
The bill proposes an immigration reform with a citizenship test and reading requirements, outlining eligibility and bans for non citizens. Provisions cover marital status and family ties for residency, with several exceptions for refugees and persecuted groups. The measure outlines committee actions and potential future votes in the House.
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Snelling
Senate
Aiguaw Dell
Yitet
Foliguaie
Meike
Praviain
Naval appropriation bill gains approval in Senate
The Senate backed the naval appropriation measure amid revisions to the riverine and marine allocations. The bill increases the number of ships and related assets, with provisions for modern vision improvements and other reforms. The agreement was announced in New York Tribune coverage.
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Hane
Univision
Lytte Hoxter
Tripane
Musuington
Hive
Teri
Mailey
New York
Messin
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Uitsgeruid
Filbueter
Sali Sr
Sarge
Wwe Haere
Gillett
Mastuelunetts
Republiens
Tunacratie Party
Democrats of the Ways Are Means
Ituressuratius Palmer
Honid
Vonmress
Tariff fights troops out for strikers in Viladetona
The article reports a federal injunction restraining the Federation of Railroad Workers and allied unions from acting on a strike mandate near Viladetona. Judges issued the order at a hearing led by Judge Bregy, with the federation planning actions as labor tension grows. The piece notes union leadership comments and potential further court moves as workers push for wage and policy claims on Pennsylvania line routes.
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Metrenwen
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Ite
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Comitiog
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Freien
Wat
Manawer Lang
Tralmen
Newark
Firent
New York
Niles
Urbowshire
Denies Corean Cruelties in Trial Report
The court hears that there was no foundation for the charges of cruelty against Corean subjects. Key testimony asserts lack of torture and affirms that investigations and trials proceeded with restraint. The Japanese ambassador and Corea's governor general respond to accusations as unfounded.
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Conn
Mickie Weakere
Tmarll Manufacturing Company
Patlceman
Hartford
Trotand
Stmeor KB
Baldwin
Ondere Benoo
Anjmtan
Gooner
Moke
Valey Guehter
Toreatore Hinder
Cobo
New Haven
Teoap A
Ladington
Claven Biinstead
Ilsd
Bariturt
Thoropmon
Abernal
Flerey
Cetenitien
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Ale Co
Tte
Stelkers
Pinata Sete
Seon
Ithertigh
Decker
Japan
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Peneiien
Torturn
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Heouh
Fouril Terandis
Japwhree Avernor General
Prange
Ane Mielay
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Rvieasinning
Dapanein
Cores
Deraagh
Atoriee
Vetiaphrace
Corwen
Chrigti
Mielfm
Uimick
Bern
Fragmented Fragment on Democratic Strategy and National Debate
A damaged text fragment discusses Democratic political moves and Republican counterpoints during a national debate. It references congressional actions, presidential influence, and House members evaluating tactics. The content is unclear but centers on party strategy and accountability dynamics.
Masonic Officers Appointed Amid Local Ceremonies
The article notes the appointment of new Masonic officers in Oneonta with Charlie Smithy and Edward M. Meth among those named. Details of the installation and the grand officeholders follow a ceremonial pattern as local members gathered.
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Oneanta
Grant Owmster
Manana Ty Ube
Newark
Charal Laxtge
Edward M
Supreme Court ruling on patent and restraint of trade issue
The text describes a Supreme Court decision involving patent infringement and anti trust concerns. It mentions Berit Lapt on’s Bana Company, Mutadetpios, and the Autotmintie Clan of America as parties tied to the case. The decision discusses the idea that a patent infringement damages could be paid and references historical limits on electric current transmission. It notes the involvement of law firms Nagel & Kirby and Pinkeln, and mentions the Department of Labor connection.
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Sng
Prem Wala
Ature
Berit Lapton
Bana Cummany
Rif Mutadetpios
Ateerica
Lea
Weettadiniaae
Mepefartaring Company
Wagner
Pyenpany
Supreme Court
SATOM
Beare Fare Nagel
Department of Mat
Darren
Labor
Millions Spent on Goats Abroad for Skins
June report from the Department of Commerce and Labor highlights a large goat skins import bill. It cites a 1 billion dollar value of goats slaughtered abroad and questions the potential U.S. goat industry growth. The piece notes current year imports totaling about 24 thousand dollars and a U.S. population of goats rising since a 19th century census.
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Wantington
Hunitreta
United States
Commer
Mureau Statialics
Syed Ther
United
Thawe
Hue
Gonte
Pure Food Law Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld a federal pure food law as constitutional, ruling the state could not interfere with labeling and ingredient statements in interstate commerce. The decision, announced by Justice Humes, preserves federal authority over packaging and misbranding, affecting medicines and narcotic products across states.
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Supreme Caer
Ty Markos
Minnesota
Fader Cirelt
Indiana
State
See to Enjoin Pickets At Uithographers of Sin 82 Park
The case seeks to restrain ongoing picketing at the Uithographers of Sin 82 Park. The defendants claim workers continue to operate, while the plaintiffs allege disruptions threaten business and demand immediate court action to halt the activity.
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Pickers
Unlat
Aberly & Newell
Witchlavine
Userly & Sewell
Knights Invasion of Capital Report Proclaims Knight Arrival
A disrupted and garbled report details Knights arriving from New York Chicago Boston and other cities to Washington with a procession that included James A Flahesty and a wreath at the capital. The event reportedly involved thousands and was marked by motorized travel and long trains, with a national gathering noted.
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Rees
Cofanihus
Cristopher Cailanias
Patiun
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Knights
New York
Chica
Boston
Wie
Lowte
New Orleans
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Tretemit
Athantic
Jorere
Leutevithe
Pinemuuirehi
Hamman
Thythasvapwele
Hochrater
Phltadelphila
Sal
Tieinor Powerbi
Uevusand
James A Flahesty
Mount Sernan
Brenden unveils stepless car with safety concerns
Report on Brenden company showing a new stepless car prototype. Test run moved along Ridgewood to Borough Mall and back, with public officials observing. Critics note legroom, seating length, and the single-move driver booth while examining safety and accessibility.
Public Recreation Commission Junket to Chicago
The Public Recreation Commission plans a Western tour for city officials including Mayor and Aldermen and the Recreation Chairman. Attendees listed include a general secretary and an assistant secretary, with travel arranged by private authorities.
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Moviing
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Shirwyn
Robert Amant
Hepatitican National Convention
Recreation Coritealon
tiSiege
Gearee
Rohnins
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