Publicly Vital Court Debate on Commerce Clause Limits
A garbled court discussion centers on legislative power under the Commerce Clause and its reach over wage and transportation disputes. Justices weigh necessity of federal aid, information access, and potential limits on Congress to regulate interstate commerce amid ongoing labor tensions and regulatory questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storene Court
Herriers
Pete Beter
Gados
Congress
Justice Pitney
Estes Bart
Seaurteorefog
A Time for Caution in Investment Promises
A nostalgic editorial warns readers about the lure of new corporations and aggressive returns. It advises consulting a banker or trusted adviser, verifying the organization, and avoiding overhyped prospects while noting that few stocks rival government bonds for safety. It cites Ford and McCormick as notable exceptions to high-return claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eady Peenes
Brehers Grad Steel
St. Mieis
Seur
Back to His Old Command in Russia After Setbacks
The passage describes Grand Duke Nicholas regaining command in the Caucasus after facing shortages of arms, shells, and officers, and a hesitant government in Petrograd. It notes his strategic retreat to safety against Hindenburg’s forces, the Czar’s desire to avoid home troubles, and implied Western support from England and Japan while Poland looms as a focal point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Nicholas
Thindenburg
Caucasus
England
Japan
Poland
Dreams and Art and the Dream World Reflections
A fragmentary meditation on art and dreams, linking creativity in writing painting and music to a shared need to utter inner visions. It surveys how literature sculpture and theatre glimpse the dream behind reality and notes women’s health appeals and Lydia Pinkham’s remedy as a cultural aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Tristan and
Iselde
Lydia F. Pinkham
Black Pussy Upsets Things in a Forest Tale
Bobby Coon confronts Black Pussy in Farmer Brown’s kitchen after the cat salvos a table and the pair spar in a tense chase. Black Pussy retreats up the table, milk spills, dishes crash, and the farmer’s boy ends the scene with laughter as Bobby returns to his bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Coon
Jack Pussy
Farmer Brown
Bobby
Ptick
Tie
Ceared
Black Pusey
Black Pussy
Mrs. Brown
Bobby Oon
Black Passay
German Retreat Breaks Front Along Forty Mile Sector
Paris March 20 German lines reportedly retreating across a broad front from Switzerland to the sea as French and British forces push a fast advancing drive. French troops recapture towns and territory along a forty mile stretch with light losses while Gen Nivette pursues the retreating Germans toward the Lille area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Switzerland
Lassigny
Rove
Nivette
Lille
Suise
Two Probe Livestock Board Appointments In Chicago
March 20 Edward J Brundage attorney general names Thomas Marshall and Otto B Schram to conduct an inquiry into the state board of livestock commissioners. They begin duties today following a citizen request on livestock affairs.
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Chicago
Edward J. Brundage
Thomas Marshall
Otto B. Schram
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Livestock Commission
Great War bond yields and postwar price trends
The article analyzes how European government bonds trade in February with yields and prices across British consols French and Russian issues. It warns prices won’t last postwar and compares past wars to forecast potential gains and two recommended opportunities in British five percent bonds and French three percent bonds after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire
Russia
North German Federation
IOI
Wothin
Los
Court of Appeals Frees 2 Chinamen
San Francisco March 20 The United States circuit court of appeals released Sam Yick and Jung Kim who were convicted of conspiring to smuggle Chinese across the Mexican border The court held that immigration inspectors lured them to commit the crime and thus a guilty verdict cannot stand Where officers of the law entice parties to commit crime the law will not authorize a guilty verdict
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Sam Yick
Jung Kim
General Roberts Dies at 75 in Long Beach
Brig. Gen. Cyrus Swan Roberts U S A retired died in Long Beach California from a cerebral hemorrhage suffered the previous Thursday He was 75 born in Lakeville Connecticut and had lived there since retiring in 1902 moving to Long Beach three months ago
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General Roberts
Long Beach
Cal
Cyrus Swan Roberts
Tie
Lakeville
Conn
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
Ambiguous ad claims claim the Texas Wonder treats kidney and bladder issues for men and women. The short blurb suggests a mail order offer with a receipt required and lists a Bolton firm and Oliver as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wonder
Bolton
Oliver Wie
In Our School by Paul West at Monday
A school day starts tense with Miss Palmer quarrels and students snapping back. A recess door jam blocks exit and janitors hunt for keys. The escape via windows precedes a close call as the door finally opens as recess ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our School
Paul West
Frank Moser
Miss Palmer
Evver
Brigham
Blinky Hamond
Jannitor
Short Leg
Palmer
Letter Box After the War Is Over
Whig's Letter Box argues for war only on solid postwar grounds and urges peace without victory. It cites Bismarck and Napoleon, supports Wilson's vision, and calls for alliances free of entanglements while preserving independence. The writer endorses friendly cooperation with Germany and other nations, stressing liberty justice and unmolested life.
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Sirs Fudwward Goldbeck
Chicago Tribune
Germany
Bismarck
Napoleon
Wilson
United States
Cere
Geran
England
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Kretcoin
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Myo Pemeil
Destreet
Opi Waordorth
Hoover
Fy Rodin
Richard Sedo
Mlountains
Seus
Thornton W. Burgess
Bobbys
Ife
Green Forest
Black Posey
Nivelle
Court OF Appeals
Texas
Berglar
Genevieve Hicks
Lilac Grins
Stebbins
Fatty Bellowes
Blinky
France
S&s Booth
Camp Point
Juinéy National Bank
Quincy, Il
James H. McGraw
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