Optimistic signs emerge amid business readjustment
Wellesley Hills Massachusetts reports cautious optimism as railroads improve and labor shows a corrective attitude amidst foreign developments. The article notes that despite bearish sentiment for the second half of the year, several positive indicators suggest improving conditions and hopeful prospects for the economy.
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Wellesley ‘Hills
Mass
Supreme Court rulings cheer investors on rate fairness
The court ruled neither state legislatures nor commissions can set confiscatory rates and must consider reproduction and original costs to protect investors. The decision encourages safe securities in telephone, electric, and street transit fields and signals broader court support for capital amid political pressure. It adds that corporations may seek court relief over Congress in coming years. The second ruling limits the Kansas Industrial Court to wage fixing only in great emergency, benefiting businessmen.
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Southeatern
Supreme Court
Lye Courte
United States Supreme Court
Kansas Industrial Court
Charles Wolf Packing Company
Limita F. T. C
Federal Trade Commission
Mennen Company
Mr. Babson
Babson
United States
Oregon Democrat Gets Position On U and Ship Board
The Oregon Democrat analyzes U S Supreme Court rulings on industrial cases and price regulation, noting limits on state and federal intervention. It discusses the Kansas Industrial Court ruling, the FTC decision affecting price cutting, and Babson’s optimistic read of economic readjustment.
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Oregon Democrat
U. & Ship Board
Social Roundup From Ridgeville on a Quiet Week
July visits dot Ridgeville as Miss Helen Bassett spends a day with Miss Dorothy Ver Soy and Miss Hazel Maddock vacations with Lillian Oster in Cleveland. Mrs. Scott tours New York state with two sons while Mrs. M. K. Bills of Elyria visits her mother. Walter Blazer of Cleveland and Aloise Pitts host relatives on Independence Day. Esther Eldred of Lakewood sees her parents in Ridgeville while Lucy Wilford visits Avon relatives. Lucinda Palmer of Lorain enjoys time with Ridgeville kin.
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Ridgeville
Helen Bassett
Dorothy Ver
Scott
New York State
M. K. Bills
Elyria
Walter Blazer
Cleveland
Aloise Pitts
Hazel Maddock
Lillian Oster
Brandt
Toledo
Esther Eldred
Lakewood
H. P. Eldred
Lucy Wilford
Avon
Lucinda Palmer
Lorain
Brickman
Detroit
N. Olmsted
Ladies Benevolent Society
George Sayers
Knights of St. John
Geo. Miner
New York
Eildred
Ridgeville Grange
Paritas Springs
Amy Saye
Liszie Lickorish Dawson
Akron
Sarah Lickorish Wallington
Fields
Lucy Terrell West
Alfie Shaw Bills
Biyria
Clarence Oster
Newton
Herron
Fisher and Son
Edward Oster
John Oster
Amy Oster
Harivey Oster
Geo. Maddock
Land
Bentley Maddock
Cleveland Family News and Nearby Visits
Local notes recount a baby born July 9 at Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs L F Brickman. Mr and Mrs Schaber entertain relatives from Toledo and Cleveland figures visit. The Ridgeville Grange plans an August 11 picnic at Paritas Springs with neighboring groups. Notables attend gatherings at the Bracey Morgan and Oster homes as weekend visits unfold.
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Lake Shore
Frank Rollin
West
EB. M. Knowles
Brickley
Forest Knowles
Cleveland
P. L. Morgan
Louis Young
Wm. Low
Summit Co
G. M. Shaw
Lakewood
S. H. Shaw
P. J. Lucas
Russell Beck
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