Supreme Court Patent Ruling Sparks White Dissent
Chief Justice White denounces the majority patent decision as a step toward a universal monopoly, warning Congress to curb the patent law's reach. The ruling upheld license restrictions on patented rotary mimeograph supplies, with Justice Lorton asserting proper statutory construction limits. Separate note mentions a Colorado woman judge will oversee bootlegging trials in Eagle county and most venire are women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Aetna
Lurton
Hughes
Lamar
Lutton
Asneh
Congress
Supreme Court
Ie Patenting Company
Lorton
Department of Justice
United Shoe Machinery Company
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Eagle County
L. M. Tague
Colorado
Kil's Husband and Herself
Cleveland March 12. Fearing loss of her husband’s love due to illness, Mrs Andres Nuehelzer shot and killed him then took poison before a mirror. Taft Wins Virginia District Buena Vista March 12. The Yerth district Rept Lean convention selected delegates to the national convention instructed for Taft.
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Kil
Cleveland
Andres Nuehelzer
Agai
Taft
Virginia
Buena Vista
Lean
Wulweller
George V Toscomb
Pain Relief Lotion Advertised For Rheumatism
An early 1900s notice promotes hander ans Lintment for rheumatism claiming prompt relief with no internal treatment needed. It asserts broad effectiveness and lists all dealers as outlets for sale.
Roosevelt to reply on Roosevelt stance and upcoming speech
Osstoy Bay New York March edition notes Colonel Roosevelt plans a measured reply to the trust issue. He will present constructive views rather than criticism and aims to avoid political capital from supporters links to major corporations. The speech schedule includes St Patrick's Day in Wilmington and Decoration Day engagements.
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Osstoy Bay
N.Y
Roosevelt
International Harvester Company
Bre Corportiany
New York
Anthiawi
Cov Ogerd
Lidditn
Woh Taylor
St Chas Coel Company
J. C. Haddock
Plynouth Coal Company
Carnegie denies funding request for Roosevelt African trip
Hot Springs Ark March 72 Carnegie states he helped defray costs of Roosevelt African expedition after talks with Smithsonian Col Wolcott. He says Roosevelt neither asked nor received funds from him. Carnegie confirms contributing without naming amount and defends Roosevelt against critics who cite a $26,090 figure.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Andrew Carnegie
Roosevelt
Carnegie
Colonel Wolcottr
Smithsonian Institute
Rosevelt
Mr. Carnegie
Colenel Wolcott
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
Pitney Nomination Delayed After Heated Senate Session
Washington March 12 The nomination of Mahlon W Pitney to the US Supreme Court was debated for about ninety minutes in executive session and postponed Senator Reed attacked Pitneys glass bottle blowers case ruling while Borah defended the judge Culberson Clark OGorman and Watson sought more discussion before action was taken Manifold opposition kept the nomination in doubt.
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Washington
Mahlon W. Pitney
State of
New Jersey
Supreme Court
John M. Harlan
Senate
Reed
Pitney
Borah
Mr. Pitney
Culberson
Clark
Arkansas
O'Gorman
New York
Watson
West Virginia
Primaries In Bay State Await Senate House Accord
Presidential preferential primaries are provisionally assured by a bill passed in both houses. The Gil bill sets April 30 for all parties to hold primaries to select delegates to national conventions. Democrats expect Governor Foss to sign the measure.
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Bay State
Boston
Praz
Senate
House
Foss
Escape from Jail Shocks Allenona Community
In Allenona Pa on March 12 James Syonnell, jailed for smashing furniture with an axe, escaped from the city jail. His coat was found in his cell and one door remained locked after he left, while two others were opened on his way out. The details suggest a tense pursuit as authorities investigate the break.
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Osers
Allenona
Jamer syDonnell
Anaxe
Iiherry
Aged couple die in Ohio farm house fire
In Cincinnati area on March 12 Mrs. John McCumber aged eighty five was burned to death and her husband ninety two was fatally burned while trying to rescue her at their farm. He discovered the blaze as they prepared breakfast and the roof collapsed before neighbors arrived.
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Cinc. Pa
John McCumber
McCumber
Healing Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Rewards
An old advertisement touts Walding Kinn & Marvin offering one hundred dollars for a cure of catarrh with Wal’s Catarrh Care. The copy claims testimonials and a simple dosage, urging readers to ask for Kat’s Family Pills for constipation and noting the ad appeared in The News.
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Vwal
Chendy
Col Ted
F. A. Cheney
Walding, Kinn
VN & Marvin
Whelcaie
Tolrda
Kat
May Investigate Trust Quest in House Washington Ball 72
A congressional investigation into the baseball trust, described as audacious and arbitrary, was proposed by Rep Gallagher of Illinois. The resolution calls for a seven member special committee to subpoena witnesses and seek DOJ assistance, accusing the trust of controlling the sport and imposing terms on players and games.
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House
Washington
Baseball Trust
van Moe Posell
Gallagher
Ilinois
Measue
Diivert Teamgquire
Department of Justice
Ehn
Ilegal
Witnnesses
Enviioy
Ronfer
Department
Match Sticks Fatal Habit Destroys Life in Camden
Camden March 1 Charles McShea aged twenty six died at Cooper hospital from phosphorus poisoning linked to a long habit of chewing match sticks. He broke off heads and chewed the wood pulp, absorbing phosphorus into his bloodstream. Two weeks earlier he fell severely ill with throat and intestinal damage leaving little hope for recovery.
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Camden
Charles McShea
Twenis-Sis
Cooper Hospital
Mateh
McShea
Dead in rolling chair on Atlantic City boardwalk
A visitor in Atlantic City observed a man found dead after a rolling chair pushed him across the boardwalk. The unidentified man, propped in a chair on New Terrace Avenue, died at least two hours earlier. life could not be saved and no identification was found. The incident drew crowds as authorities investigated.
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Atlantic City
Atlantc
New Teresi
Mrs Moubery Poisoned by Bears Emulsion Recovery Surprise
Mrs Moubery's recovery described as a great surprise after taking Bears Emulsion. A seller reports the remedy calmed weak lungs and improved long standing ailments. Local shop notes indicate the product is available at Pearre's Modern Pharmacy in Frederick and advocates its use.
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Fredenck
Marz
Frederick Citizen Praises Doan's Kidney Pills
Mrs Frank Buckey of 202 East Sixth Street Frederick Md endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after thirty years of kidney trouble back pain and fatigue. She says the remedy disposed of her trouble and she has had no return attacks. Sold at J W Harner's Drug Store 50 cents per box Foster Millburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Frederick
Frank Buckey
East Sixth Street
Trederick
Dean
Baltimore
J. W. Harner
Sale Register notices and auctions advertised in weekly news
Auctioneers announce multiple farm sales on March 2 and March 16 at various locations, listing farm implements, sale terms, and where to view ads in the Weekly News and another paper. Names like J. Lichisen and Edward Meprer appear as auctioneers with sale times around morning hours.
Farm sales and auctions listed in Semi-Weekly News
Numerous farm auctions set across Maryland towns for March 1912, detailing sale times on premises of Calvin Zimmerman, John Drew, J W Dutrow, and others. Items include valuable livestock, farming implements, household goods, and rent property. buyers urged to see bills in Daily and Semi-Weekly News for exact locations and terms.
Public Auction Notices for Farms and Livestock
A lengthy public sale list from Frederick area papers advertises auctions of farms stock and farming implements. Numerous locals including John Sutrow Joseph di Baieard and others are named as bidders or auctioneers with sale dates in March and April 1912 to 1922, at various farms and premises along routes near Urbana New Market and Frederick, featuring live stock, farm tools, and household goods with times around 9 to 11 a.m. and locations such as Monorecy bridge and Woodboro creageraiawn plhe, as bills in Weekly and Daily News.
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Peraonga
Posies
Boutecilie
Faty Naraeed
Johnran
Davis
Thurston
Heenleck
A.m. Edward
Vmre Vietoria
Shaffers
Miarener
Mt Ac
Mt. Airy
Implemenig
Syteler
Él Nall
Sean
Prediai
Premiess
Rede Jam
Wemdsbord
Creagesstein
Troy
Elock A
Lawrence
Oer Valuabie Aventock
Park Milla Amt
Adumetawne
Seoud-Wankly Rews
Bi Maureh
Mateb
Ofelpete
Vanbegger
Ford
Wala
Dorney
Tor New Market
Raw
Stkrely
Miliodeer
Bell
Lotto AM
Ahadi
Creagerstown
Votuahie
Father M Brepty
Voluytte Reat
Nity
Wathh News
Dutrow
Seit Coz Vanderbilk
Prams Lees
Charles Wy Osanner
Niles Wath
Watkeraville
West
Wraedsboro
Wiluabta
Louse
Joseph de Bussard
Albert I
Hecks Road
Frederick
Leloci Pom
Tleasant
Social
Xuctioneer
Price
Hamsville
Urbana
Samuel Hamrick
Aouninindile
Bild
J. W. Dodd
Charlies J. Feinsburg
Lake View Farm
Lewistown
Harvey TR. Leasp
Joseph WW. Bussarad
Philip J1
Culler
River
Jefferson Pike
Frederick Ro
HL RR
Snook
John G. Morningstar
Mary I. Luckey
Harvey KH. Keage
John &. Dutrow
Padgett
J. G. Witter
Dhatis
M. E. J. Norwood
J. Nomig
Dickerson
John . Dutrow
Amnor F. Cook
Mt. Dleasant
Semprersville Road
Mt. Measant
Middle Road
Lilie
al Ie
Clack A.m. Fadegar
Anetiancer
John Baumgartner
Weatnecdat
Nleeleick
TJ Damer
Ane Gemyr
Deeeph
Buccard
Eurk
Harrison XL
Territonn
Frederick Tr
Valuahie
Wodiavase
Diinect
New Market
Enn Gats
John IL Sutrow
Josegih di
Baieard
Joneeph A Duminun
Ametia
Co Nutt Farm
Taflen
Mraloriek
Remi-Weelehy
Willer
AOD
Will Rell
Clivertes
Driatortete
Stunelion
Balers
Aloo
Ootelatkaom
Stitel
L. Opie
Woodabora
Creageraiawn
Monorecy Bridge
Bins
Alom
Wondy Dorner
Aueateer
Joseph UL Buys
Gerk
Charles
Putman
Beml
Eleri
H. By Hann
George Horele
Miles Nor
Predurek
Harmony Grove
Ruilroad
Emmitaburg
Oelock A
Edsgor T. Mercor
George JA. Undivud
Unurtos Kidgely
Weunly Sevy
Tates
Atile Natin
Uitlen Mills
Joseph TL Ttuncaia
Goluyd
Shipleys Fur
Zule Crast
Hamaville
Reii
M. Cole Ekateln
Sharvey Hy Lose
Gtty Lletel
Peederick
Sap Fially
T. Mercer
Winebrener
Tia Prambees
Mt. Atty
Watersville
Wateraville
Wmfe
Warner, Aurtioneer
Pomme
Adamatetyn
Tistown Pike
F. Sutely
George M. Catshall
William Catshell
Wanitshers
Cresperstown Pike
Sea Bilta
Joseph H. Rirsara
Mra
Wm. EF. Hyatt
Pramises
Baltimoré Pike
Monrévia
Trainsville
Bee
John L. Ditrow
Charles J. Renn
Houck
Frederick City
Eagar T. Mercer
John BE. Pordum
E. W. Purdum
Bartholows
Kemptown
Goldsborough
Emmitsburg Pike
Bitte
H. Lease
Harvey P. Canner
Filst Hil Church
Peter's Mill
Walter L. Reeder
Clara VY. Smith
Gufton
Jefferson
van E. Darner
José
Esha Swomiey
BEL Norwood
Wm G Brewer
Harry Town
Wim. G. Brewer
Beallsvile
Montgomery County
Thor Enoaok
Middletown Turnpike
John I. Patrow
Mare
Derr
SS West Patrick Street
Daily News
Mareh In
Eleck
Georee W. Yennt
Tamera
Transntream Pike
Sterk Ami
Werkia News
Marehia
Sterberka
John L. Pitrey
Eli Fer
Smith
Charewite
Chorieagie
Charise Breginer
Arctionesr
Mharies E. Kisina
Traice
Mt. Pleasant
Yatualie Teal
Mt Meas
Daffy News
Bille Ty
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Say Yan
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Thomas T. Bowes
John Bowes
Port Carron
Portsmoute
Eng
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Cal
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Nebraska
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Tee
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