No Loophole In Local Ordinance Ruling On Interstate Commerce
The Supreme Court rejects Portland style licensing for itinerant peddlers and measures that burden interstate commerce. Seymour’s ordinance requires bonds for partial payments but not a license, unlike Portland’s $12.50 quarterly fee and $5 day rates. The ruling clarifies that a bond is acceptable but a license to solicit is not justified by preventing fraud.
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Portland
Ihse
Boml
Seymour
Supreme Court
Shot to Protect His Wife's Honor Ends in Death
Gill confessed to meeting Read at a river resort to whip him for his alleged harassment of Mrs Gill and fought in the river. Gill overpowered Read by striking his head on a rock and leaving him unconscious in the water. Searchers dragged the Od River for Read's body as Gill remained jailed awaiting investigation in a secretly married domestic affair.
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Read
Gill
Young Read
Five in Lebanon Hospital Injuried In Auto Crash
Five persons were reported in serious condition in Lebanon hospitals after a car crash. Injured include J. A. Ward of Huron Indiana with a broken collar bone and cuts, George Costain of Huron with bruises, and Mrs D D Barnhill and her daughter Edith 17 along with Mrs S A Barnhill of Lafayette Indiana all suffering bruises.
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Lebanon
Ind
J. A. Ward
Huron
George Costain
DD Barnhill
Edith
S A. Barnhill
Lafayette
Fernella El len Imlay Born at Woodstock
Birth announced for a baby girl Fernella Ellen Imlay born June 9 to Mr and Mrs Clarence Imlay at Woodstock. Mrs Imlay formerly Miss Alta Waggoner of this city.
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Clarence Imlay
Fernella Ellen
Woodstock
Imlay
Alta Waggoner
Senate Finance Chief Smoot Arrives for Tax Revision Talks
Senator Reed Smoot visits Washington to confer with Secretary Mellon and other officials on the administration's tax revision program. He will stay for weeks to help shape proposals for Congress and join the American debt funding commission in negotiations with Belgium and other nations. Both Coolidge and Mellon deem the 1924 revenue act unsatisfactory and push for nationwide tax reform.
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Washington
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Congress
Smoot
American Debt Funding Commission
Belgium
Coolidge
Pickford Plot Case Opens in Los Angeles
Attorneys for Adrian Woods and Claude Holcomb with C. Z. Stevens filed a demurrer to the grand jury indictment seeking to dispel the Pickford kidnapping plot. The men contend no offense was committed and claim they will fight the charges, hoping to take the stand to explain how they were persuaded into it.
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Los Angeles
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Adrian Woods
Claude Holcomb
C. Z. Stevens
Woods
Holcomb
Governors issue requisition for fugitives Tony Stagno Vicenza Pipa
Indiana Governor Jackson issues a requisition on Illinois Governor Small for the return of Tony Stagno and Vicenza Pipa held at Freeman UL to Center Township Lake County Indiana to answer liquor law violation charges.
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Hy International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Jackson
Small
Illinois
Tony Stagno
Vicenza Pipa
Freeman
Center Township
Lake County
Father Quinn Dies at 70 in Logansport Parish
Father PV J. Quinn, 70, pastor of St. Bridget's Catholic Church, collapsed and died at the parsonage in Logansport Indiana this morning due to a heart attack. He led the parish for years and was active in community works. He is survived by his sister and several parishioners who mourn his loss.
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International
Logansport
Ind
PV. J. Quinn
St. Bridget’s Catholic Church
Heroe
Sherwood Speaks at Rural Education Conference
Dr. H N Sherwood urged school tax reform to end township tax lines and unify county education standards. He called for maximum teachers, proximity schooling, and stronger community ties, as Indiana Farm Federation and state groups hosted the Jackson county gathering.
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Sherwood
Ile
Jackson County
Dr. Sherwood
Indiana Farm Federation
Indiana Township Trustees’ Association
Indiana County Superintendents’ Association
Henderson
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Indiana University
State Board of Education
Seymour
Thomas Abbott Mott
Seymour Public Schools
George A. Spencer
BE. BE. Ramsey
K Blackwell
H. N. Sherwood
Mr. Henderson
M. Hanna
Indiana Trustee’s Association
J. 8. Hussey
Young People’s Reading Circle Board
Blanche Merry
William F. Vogel
Mary Beeman
Occupation of Ajdir Said to Yield Little Military Value
Madrid reports a high military authority says occupying Ajdir, Abd el Krim’s Berber HQ, would have little value. A southward advance through savage territory risks strong guerilla resistance. The Franco Spanish offensive is postponed to early July.
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Madrid
Ajdir
Abd-el-Krim
Weather Report From Seymour Water Office
Riley Goble reports at the Seymour Water Company pumping station that the day brings a high of 93 and a low of 56 with river stages at a low water mark.
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Riley Goble
Seymour Water Company
Stagg Field Opens Intercollegiate Track Meet
Four hundred top tracksters from across the nation compete at Stagg Field on opening day of the Stagg National Intercollegiate meet. Key events include shot put high jump two mile and sprints with Princeton’s Ralph Hills and Stanford’s Glenn Hartranft in a marquee clash. Chicago’s Gob Russell leads high jump hopes as Haddocks eyes fast times in 100 and 220 while Hubbard and Locke threaten century marks.
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Chicago
America
Stagg Field
Ralph Hills
Princeton
Glenn Hartranft
Stanford
Russell
Charley Haddocks
DeHart Hubbard
Tom Locke
Nebraska
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Washington Democrat
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