Verdict Against Union Reversed in Danbury Hat Case
The U.S. circuit court of appeals reversed the Connecticut federal court ruling in the Danbury hat case, granting a new trial. Danbury firm D. B. Loew & Co. sued the United Hatters of North America for boycott impact after a closed shop dispute, previously winning $232,200 in the lower court. the appellate court found error in directing a verdict.
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Eight Hour Law Reversed by Supreme Court
Philadelphia April 11 Justice Stewart delivers a knockout ruling overturning the Allegheny County quarter sessions and the Superior Court, declaring the eight hour law unconstitutional. The decision absolves contractor John F Casey for dilation plant work, redefining municipal limits on labor regulations and private corporate status in Pittsburgh. Feud erupts in Kentucky as Devil Anze kills Jason Deaton and wounds Luke Begley amid a long-standing quarrel.
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The Central Restaurant Ad Promises Healthful Dining
An old style advertisement touts The Central Restaurant at 14 North Market Street run by Jas. Carros. It claims patrons experience glow of health with no indigestion due to pure choicest foods and careful cooking and serving. It highlights well trained staff and extraordinary restaurant quality.
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No Color Line at Cornell University
Ithaca N Y April 1 There will be no color line at Cornell as far as the university is concerned A letter from President Schurman to Mrs Gertrude A Martin advisor of women declares no discrimination in any university buildings including Sage College which houses the women It notes two colored women have sought admission to Sage College and failed while 36 students signed a petition protesting discrimination and support for equal access
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Slashes Girl With Razor in Newark
Marie Frankola, seventeen, was attacked by Prisco Pecorato on Jefferson Street near her home. He slashed from mouth to left ear and died after the assailant fled and was not yet caught. She was taken to St James hospital as investigators note infatuation and threats from the rejected admirer.
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Fire Threatens 300 Miners at Scranton Coal Mine
A fire started in the Priceburg colliery of Scranton Coal Company threatened 300 workers. Two men found rail ties afire in the Diamond vein, prompting an evacuation of 360 employees. Firefighters extinguished the blaze after all workers were led to safety.
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Tom L Johnson dies after long career as Cleveland mayor
Cleveland leader Tom L Johnson famed for three cent car fare and single tax ideals dies at Whitehall after a long illness. Born 1864 in Blue Springs Kentucky he rose from Louisville horse car driver to mayor of Cleveland guiding reform and public payments. Johnson leaves wife Margaret I Johnson and two children Bessie and Justin Edwards Johnson.
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Spanish Rebels Form Republic in Malaga Province
A fragmentary article notes a provisional Spanish Republic proclaimed near Malaga as insurgents attack barracks. Lisbon reports the move to Madrid while government fears foreign intervention and tightens frontier measures. About 5000 rebels occupy Velez Malaga area with capital Malaga five miles northeast of Antequera.
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Taft Denies Mexico Japan Treaty Rumor In Bluff City Report
Washington April 11 Senator Burton denies a Mexico City rumor of a secret treaty with Japan and troops moved to the border. Senator Bacon says Taft was surprised and indignant and acted quickly to keep order, fearing revolution in Mexico. He put the army on alert on the borders. Shenandoah April 11 United Mine Workers wage basis for April is 2 percent higher than March but 2 percent lower than February. St Louis April 11 Charles A Compton must marry by October 1912 or lose 25000 inheritance from grandfather Richard Compton. Harner's Drug Store advertises Risonm Cough Remedy for a chronic cough.
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