Supreme Court Opens Broad Power Shift Over States
The United States Supreme Court handed down a landmark ruling expanding federal authority over railroads, corporations, and labor actions while limiting state power. Justice Harlan dissented, labeling the decision a constitutional departure. The ruling struck down state rate laws in Minnesota and North Carolina, upheld federal preemption, and raised questions about penalties and enforcement that could affect both carriers and unions.
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United States Supreme Court
Washington, D. C. Mareh
Supreme Court of the United States
Harlan Piasented
North Carolina
Pritchard
United Baton Court
Clabauign
Burmanent
Gould
American Federation of Labor
Asmed
Supreme Court
Stat
Freight And Passenger Trains Collide In Kentucky Wreck
A head on collision on the Cincinnati and Southern Railway near Burgin Kentucky injures many and kills several as both engines and cars are derailed after the passenger train and freight train failed to meet as ordered. The passenger train was running at about forty five miles per hour and the freight crew reports orders to meet but the passenger conductor claims confusion amid conflicting instructions.
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United States
Val Burgin
Me Perwona
Ian
Cincinnati and Southern Railway
Here
Burgin
Anyx
Butler, Pa
Pittse Yore, Harmony, Butler & Newcastle
Harmony
Tony Bandy
Unclear text on quail protections and weather impact
Fragmentary report mentions wireams protection, propagating quail populations near Proaturg lon weet and references to weather, seasons, and rivers. Several garbled phrases describe trials, fences, and a farmer asserting quail agility and a week to move.
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G. Gourley
Frontoure
Tay
Proaturg
Tabseeeton
Fressle
Teak Ata
Wien
Last Drive Signals End of Williamsport Boom Era
The Susquehanna Boom Company workers finished from pier 60 to the lower bound last night and will end at Linden bridge to pier 6 today. About 30,000,000 feet of timber will pass this season with Central Pennsylvania Lumber Co and Brown Clark & Hove each handling around 16,000,000 feet as the river clears. the old boom will soon be history with logage shifting by rail. The company, chartered in 1846, has long ruled Williamsport’s main industry as the lumber trade nears its final era.
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Susquehanna Boom Company
Willamaport
Brown, Clark & Hove
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Co
Pennsys- Manta: Lumber Co
Susquenannt Boom Co
Weather forecast for Canob Ridge tonight and Wednesday
The Weatherworks forecast: air will be cold tonight with a low wind. Wednesday likely rain.
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Canob
Local Option League backs anti liquor candidates in county
The Executive Committee of the Jefferson County Local Option League met at Reynoldsville and endorsed local option, urging voters to unite behind two Republican and Democratic nominees. They commended Hom. Taylor North for loyalty to local option and backed Robert, Ad Deemer, and Terumbaat for various Assembly and Senate nominations, pledging support to the anti liquor cause.
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Jefferson County
Local Option League
Reynoldeville
Hom
Taylor North
Ana
Uikettor
Ate
Republica Tet
Irvin Rimpaon
Tod
Delfereen County
Cal
Nexscone
Governor Guild In Fair Condition Says Bulletin
United Press reports from Boston on March 24 state Governor Guild remains in a steady, improving condition though not improving rapidly. The bulletin notes the health is not permanent but could worsen, while urging cautious optimism for betterment. New Orleans papers say a campaign to abolish horse racing in Louisiana has begun.
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United Press
Boston
Governor Guild
Frederick B. Winslow
Delegates Meet in Dubois District No 2 Today
Spring improvements underway in Punxsutawney. A frame building behind the Gib rm Building is torn down. Mr Gitbloom plans a three story structure on Main Street. Foundation to start at the American Express Company site. A twenty foot extension will be built. Seating capacity set at two hundred. Construction aims to add a grand mouth.
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Sears
Gitbloom
Atahoming Street
Ore
American Xpress
Ant Wit
Ater
Teeabin Cohen Gents
Kirby Ave
Pupils Win Prizes for Maps at Annual Institute
A committee of local teachers awarded prizes for map making at the annual institute. Floy Webster from Polk Town finished second. Maud BB from Noiph Crate School Move Town earned a prize for map. Alice HL Shatter from Richesville Ward Town Township won for emmap. Irma Hetrick from Richardavite Warsaw Township also received a prize. Not more than a quarter of the schools were represented.
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Rock Vile Tonewers
Floy Webster
Syphiit School
Polk Town
Finipe
Maud BB
Noiph
Crate
Alice HL Shatter
Richaesvile
Say
Irma Hetrick
Richardavite Chool
Warsaw
No Trouble Over Seale Fé Next Year Anticipated
Report from the Indianapolis convention delegation meeting in Dubois outlines expectations for the coming year. John Sullivan of District 2 notes improved health and unity among allied groups amid a pending agreement on coal operations and miners' needs. Delegates from Northern Cambria and Punkeutawney formed part of the contingent, with leadership discussions focusing on work restoration and district prospects.
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Seale Fé
John Sullivan
Bubsalstr 5
Dak
Focal Watonse
Die Hote
Tony Melting
Wishaw
Harry Askey
Sykeait
Healy
Pat Gallagher
Belton
Michel Skeban
Thomas Hagerty
Eynoldeville
Benjamin Miles
Pardus John McPalle
Michael Willams
Onondaga
John. Maloney
Francis
David Blow
Walter
David Price
William Radeutte
Fant William Owen
Resaldesile
Aube
Cambria
Punkeutawney
Singco
Central Hotel
Patrick Gilday
Moreindale Fine
DuBose
Trinter
Atore al Im
Breakers Edge Inter State Baseball Controversy
Fragmented OCR text discusses trouble in inter state baseball, funding, league withdrawal, nominations, and potential forfeit clauses. Mentions Nitinat faction, stability of baseball organizations, and possible admission issues for Steam. No clear events, dates, or named figures reliably readable.
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Inter
Itharawal
Tawe Sethe
Warren
Percy Stet
Franklin
Steam
Paul the Forte
Inderedht
Alould
Widow of Tat Williams Succumbs After Fever Outbreak
Anna LMS VT Mra died after a fever linked to illness spread by a Pittsburg visit. Taylor Dougherty, brother of the deceased, lies seriously ill at Dr Grube's hospital after exposure. She was a daughter of Daniel Dougherty pioneers of Bell Township. survived by a daughter Mex and two sons. Funeral services at Frampton Church with interment at Oaklawn Cemetery in Clos Taervices.
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Anna
Williams
Wil
Pittsbu
Joseph
Taylor Dougherty
Frampton
Omer
Oaklawn
Cloe
First Steel Coach Neatwork Window and Frame Details
The article describes the heaviest steel passenger coach built between Philadelphia and notable lines, No. 1853, weighing about 116000 pounds with no wood in the coach. It emphasizes all steel construction, heavy cantilever girders, and safety features, noting plans to produce similar cars like No. 1682 in Altoona and underlines railroad engineering advances.
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Philadephia
Mahonany
Saan
Aute
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