Rehearing Sought in Famous Missouri River Rates Case
Railroads filed a petition for rehearing in the U S Supreme Court asking reversal of the May decision on Missouri River through freight and passenger rates. The mandate remains in effect until October. The filing argues the court did not fully consider Interstate Commerce Commission findings on rate reasonableness between the Mississippi and Missouri rivers.
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Selection of Committee Elects Officers and Names Members
United Press reports in Columbus on June 29 as the Democratic state central committee met. Governor Harrison warned the chairmen of executive committees and the group elected Hugh Nichols of Batavia as chairman Charles Marshall of Sidney as secretary and Fred Heer of Columbus as treasurer. The new executive committee lists twelve members from multiple cities and counties including Jota L. Shaft, MO Burns, W. D. Sherwood, Joseph McGhee, J. W. Hynus, M. J. Burke, Dr. S. Bimmona, A. D. Follett and Thurman Spriggs Woods among others, to reach a total committee of twelve and a selection of additional members by the associate committee.
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MO. Burns
Hamilton
J. Ly Koewler
William 8.Thomas
Springfield
W. D. Sherwood
Delaware
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Toledo
Josph McGhee
Jackson
J. W. Hynus
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Taft Roosevelt Meet At Nahant Shapes NY Primary Fight
Taft and Roosevelt meet at Nahant amid talk of Hughes direct primary plans for New York. Roosevelt seeks administration endorsement. Taft backs direct primary with slight differences. Boston and Washington figures, including Lodge and Hammond, maneuver to align the factions as summer politics unfold.
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Harvard Yale freshmen eight regatta duel in New London
Harvard freshmen defeat Yale by one length in the first regatta at New London amid heat and crowd. Official time for varsity race shows Harvard leading early with Yale closing, and Yale bow man Thorne collapsing at the finish as Harvard four oared crew wins by five lengths.
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Harvard and Yale Rowers Face Off in New London Race
Harvard and Yale prepared for a decisive race in New London with strong crews and weather promising racing conditions. Yale hopes to upset Harvard after two straight wins bolstered by a stout freshmen eight and solid varsity boats.
Varsity rowing weights and ages listed for Harvard crew
The document records weights and ages for Harvard varsity rowing crews. It lists member names such as J A Copp Coxawain and Walter Camp Jr, with numbers and weights roughly indicating an eight and a four. Notes show average crown weight and age for the varsity eight and other vessels, indicating team demographics.
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Walter Camp, Jr
Rh. Walker
HL Phillin
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Walter Badger
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Zelaya Aiding Madriz in Nicaragua Campaign
United Press report notes former Nicaraguan president Zelaya secretly supports President Madriz from New York aiding anti insurgent forces and threatening U S interests. Crisis warned as Madriz imposes a new 210000 peso loan, Pearl Lagoon falls to rebels, barricades rise in Prinzaulpe. US capital dominates foreign interests and anti-American campaign grows.
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Ireland's Defense of the Vatican Stirs Debate
Archbishop Ireland criticizes Vatican attitudes toward the Methodist mission in Rome. He labels intolerance as vile insult and treacherous fraud and argues the Vatican erred in canceling the audience with ex-President Roosevelt.
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Commerce Court to Enforce New Railroad Rate Law Provisions
The administration railroad bill now law creates a commerce court with five circuit judges serving up to five years. It expands the Interstate Commerce Commission powers over rates and enforcement, allows fixed reasonable rates, and imposes heavy penalties for rebates and rate manipulation.
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