Porto Rican regiment status bill advances in three military affairs committees
Washington AP dispatch reports the Porto Rican regiment bill passed favored by three military committees with amendments limiting native Porto Ricans to captain and lieutenant, colonel and two majors to be detached from the regular army. The piece also discusses U S Supreme Court decisions strengthening railroad private property rights in Minnesota and Illinois cases, stressing that railroads remain privately owned while public law can regulate service and equality among shippers.
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Minnesota Railroad Rate Case Upsets State Law
The case centers on the legality of Minnesota's railroad rate law and the penalties it imposes. The U S Supreme Court voided the law's penalties as unconstitutional, freeing railroads from fines or imprisonment for rate violations and casting doubt on the two cent passenger rate pending a test case.
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Hughes Attends Midwest College Conference in Milwaukee
Ripon Wisconsin March 25 President FR Co Hughes of Ripon College traveled to Milwaukee to join the conference of colleges of the interior at Milwaukee Downer College. He will attend the North Central Association meeting in Chicago and participate in the Friday banquet for college presidents and deans at the Auditorium.
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Ripon Gives Athletic R Emblems to Five Players
Ripon Wisconsin March 2b Official R letters were awarded to five members of the champion Ripon college basketball team. Recipient list includes Davis captain and center Swetland Butler guards Merbach forward Schneller forward. Merbach is new to receive the emblem. Davis has letters in basketball and football and multiple baseball awards. Schneller also earned emblems at Lawrence Northwestern Ripon.
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Hurt s Manganese Industry Tariff Debate Stirs Congress
Rep Cook of Colorado condemned Republican conferees for placing manganese on the free list in the Dingley tariff bill. He argued the action would devastate the manganese industry and harm miners across several states. His remarks labeled as boastful by critics.
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Golden Remedy Free Trial Offers Cure for Whiskey Habit
A sensational claim promotes Golden Remedy as a swift cure for alcohol addiction. It asserts health restoration, anger removal, and a return of cheerfulness, with testimonials from Mrs. Batkins of Kentucky. Readers are urged to request a free trial package from Dr. J W Haines in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Laws Declared Invalid In New Orleans Primary Rules
A civil district court judge in New Orleans ruled that state primary election laws are unconstitutional null and void. The decision followed a suit challenging secretary of state papers that the state refused to file for not conforming with the primary laws.
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Stock Brokers Assign in Boston After Closures
Boston March 2 stock brokers C J Foley & Co and Weldner & C assigned assets to attorney James H Duffy amid closure notices. No immediate statement on each firm’s finances was available today.
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Yellowstone sheriff shot while pursuing horse thief
Butte March 25 Associated Press report that Sheriff Webb of Yellowstone county was killed during the arrest attempt of a horse thief. The incident underscores rising lawman casualties in rural chase operations.
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Quiet Election Day Across Wisconsin States Key Races
Wisconsin voters held primaries in Kenosha Madison Racine Superior Beaver Dam Fond du Lac and other cities. Major contests centered at Kenosha Mayor race amid fraud charges while Superior saw Crompton defeat Linley. Madison nominated Rev McKay for mayor who plans to run nonpartisan. Multiple cities reported Republican and Democratic wins with varied majorities.
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Mysterious Force Claims Cures by Personal Diagnosis
A self described physician promotes Force of Life treatment as a tailored cure to disease. He asserts artificial nerve force and oxymen kill germs, offers free diagnosis and courses, and cites letters of patients recovered after doctors faltered. He invites letters to G. E. Courant, M. D., Syracuse, N Y.
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