Taft Urges New Court of Commerce to Oversee Interstate Law
President Taft proposes a five judge United States court of commerce to review Interstate Commerce Commission orders. The plan aims for speedy, uniform rulings and stronger enforcement of the commerce law. It would sit at the Capitol, with potential sessions elsewhere, and final judgments would be subject to Supreme Court review.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Supreme Court
Court of Commerce
Court of the
United States
United States Court of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Court of Customs Appeals
Commerce Court
Pehl Pa
Capitol
Supreme Court of the
Qucrease Court
Subkanaeen Court
Commission
Belitioner
Interstate Req Commission
Platt
Taft calls for federal control of trusts and rail rates
President Taft urges amendments to the Interstate Commerce Act to curb unfair rail practices and allow federal incorporation of interstate corporations. He argues for federal oversight, uniform safety appliances, and a broad antitrust framework with a national charter system to prevent abuses while preserving efficiency.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
House of Representatives
Senate
Mr. Taft
Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Union
Peruna Restores Health After Doctor Failure
Miss Ninette Porter of Braintree Vermont reports she suffered catarrh of the lungs with repeated hemorrhages. Doctors failed to help yet Peruna treatment began improving her condition, allowing her to raise up stringy mucus and gain strength until she felt well again.
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Ninette Porter
Braintree
Vermont
Nationwide Tuberculosis Battle Shows 1909 Spending
A report from the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis details 1909 expenditures for TB care and prevention. Costs include hospitals and sanatoria 5,292,289.77 dollars, anti tuberculosis associations 975,889.56, dispensaries 640,474.64, and municipalities 1,111,967.63. Education drew 8.4 million literature copies, while health departments distributed over 1.056 million pieces, totaling well over 10 million. Dispensaries treated 61,586 patients, sanatoria and hospitals 37,758, and associations 16,968.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of
State Departments of Health
Real Art. Smith’s a born liar in noble life tale
A clipped exchange proclaims Smith a liar while Jones mocks his methods. The fragment hints at a heroic life and a death that outlives imperial splendor, framing Gar field as the mighty empire's enduring symbol.
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Smith
Jones
Mothers and Castoria Boldly Endorsed By Judge
Citizens reminded to examine every bottle of Castoria for the signature of Vic., in use for over 30 years. A courtroom scene follows with a stern warning from the judge that interruptions will lead to expulsion, met by a prisoner shout of hooray as the judge contemplates.
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Vgec
Marine Eye Remedy Free Illustrated Eye Book Offer
Free to our readers. Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago offers a 48 page illustrated eye book that explains eye trouble and how to apply Marine Eye Remedies. Druggists note the product soothes pain strengthens weak eyes reduces stinging and is sold for a price. It can be used in adults and babies for scal yelids and granulation.
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Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chica
Do You Consider Plagiarism Permissible Under Any Circumstances
Senator Sorghum weighs the dilemma of being interesting or original when faced with a choice. The exchange questions whether plagiarism can ever be justified and frames the tension between novelty and familiarity.
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Senator Sorghum
Angel in Your Picture Described by Engaged Fiancé
Miss Rogers asks how the image could be so beautiful while the artist recalls an engaged man describing his fiancé. The exchange hints at admiration and creative inspiration for the portrait.
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Miss Rogers
Stops Lameness With Sloan's Liniment Ad Claims Cure
Local testimonial from G. T. Roberts of Georgia reports success using Sloan's Liniment for lameness and a large mule spavin. The ad urges keeping the liniment on hand and applying at first stiffness to relieve soreness and improve joint pliancy. It touts deep penetration and rapid muscle relief.
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Sloan
G. T. Roberts
Ga. R.F.D. No
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Ofc
Ener
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National Corporation Law
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Sweeney
Dr. Earl
Boston, Mass
Carter
Western
Canada
Tye AC
W. V. Bennett
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