Minnesota Prevails in Famous Rate Case Before Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld interstate commerce power while striking down Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad rates as confiscatory. It affirmed Minnesota authority to set two cent per mile passenger rates and a nonconfiscatory maximum freight rate, preserving state regula tion for local needs where not conflict with federal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Justice Hughes
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Minneapolis
Minnesota Commission
Cuticura Soap Ad Claims Global Use and Free Sample
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold worldwide. It offers a liberal free sample with a 32 page booklet and directs readers to mail requests to Cuticura Department 7h in Boston. The copy markets Cuticura as best for skin and scalp care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
Dept
Boston
Digest it tablets promise quick relief for indigestion
Dieting is false says experts and promotes nourishment. Digest it tablets claim to digest food instead of the stomach, aiding digestion after meals and at night. A trial pack costs 25 cents with 25 tablets and is sold by Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
America
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Federal Power Over State Regulation of Railroads
The text discusses federal authority to intervene in state regulation of railroad rates under interstate commerce power. It notes Congress may displace local laws for national needs and, until action occurs, states may regulate intrastate transportation within their jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Congress
Friedmann Seeks New Trial With Turtle TB Vaccine
New York June 10 Dr Friedmann has turned over a specimen of his turtle vaccine to health authorities claiming it cures tuberculosis and seeks permission to treat here Health Commissioner Lederle announced Friedmann is barred pending board review of the culture details and methods The board will assess the vaccine before ruling on his application to practice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Friedrich IF. Friedmann
Lederle
Friedmann
Board of Health
Berlin
Glass color in beer bottles and light impact
An archival extract discusses bottle color to protect beer from sunlight. It cites Lintner and Beck noting white glass causes odor and taste changes, while reddish brown or dark bottles minimize light-induced taints. The sources from Die Mails und Bierbereitung and Zeitschrift fur der Gaamte Brauwesen are referenced with publication details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Schonfeld
Illustrated
Illuetriertes Brauerei Lexikon
Max Delbruck
Royal Agricultural College
Institute For Fermentology
Berlin
Lintner
Die Mails Und Bierbereitung
E. Leysey
Brewing Academy
Augeburg
Stuttgart
G. Beck
Zeitschrift Fur der Gaamte Brauwesen
Mallee E. Thausing
Leipzig
Agate Das Gesamte Brauwesen
Greek immigrant woman slain in early morning burglary
Mrs Vaceline Andreoglu, 65, born in Greece, was killed and her brother Zafyrious Moudjikas, a Hamilton and Beauregard storekeeper, wounded in the jaw during a burglary by a black assailant. Moudjikas pursued the intruder after hearing a match struck in the kitchen. he was beaten and shot but survived. Police issued a partial suspect description. several men were detained and released after the Greek witness identified none of them.
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Dora Myers
Gulfport
Miss
New Orleans
Bettner
Alex Howard
Myers
Canal Street
Berge
Royal Street
Monteleone
R. Bettner
Mobile
Ala
C. K. Berge
Panama
William F. Flinn
Miss Myers
Mr. Bettner
Vaceline Andreoglu
Greece
Zafyrious Moudjikas
Hamilton
Beauregard
H. P. Hirshfield
Moudjikas
Andreoglu
Mondjikas
Auto Patrol
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonials Swell
Swarthmore and Baltimore women report relief from lifelong female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Emily Summersgill suffered years of hemorrhoids and change of life symptoms before recovery. J R Picking credits the remedy after postpartum hemorrhage and feared operation. The ad asserts testimonial authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore, Penn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Emily Summersgill
Swarthmore, Pa
Baltimore, Md
J. R. Picking
Sargent St
Mine Inspectors Convene for Four Day Session in Birmingham
The Mine Inspectors Institute of the United States opens a four day convention in Birmingham Alabama with T K Adams of Mercer Pennsylvania presiding Mayor Culpepper Exum and W P G Harding address attendees The president’s annual report is read J W Paul of the federal bureau of mines serves as secretary Delegates come from Illinois Montana Alabama West Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio Tennessee Kentucky and Indiana The agenda includes technical papers and extensive talks on mine rescue and accident prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Mine Inspectors' Institute of the United States
T. K. Adams
Mercer
Culpepper Exum
W. P. G. Harding
Chamber of Commerce of
J. W. Paul
Federal Bureau of Mines
Illinois
No Pain No Delay Medical Ad Mentions Various Ailments
An old medical advertisement lists conditions including rheumatism nervous disorders liver disease bladder troubles and digestive complaints. It targets women and mentions troubled organs and chronic discharges with emphasis on private and specialized treatments.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Schlitz Brown
Wan-Hentus Institute
Fuller
Chicago
Alfred Uihlein
Alfred Uviblein
Robert Wabl
Wabl-Henius, Institute of Fermentology, Inc
Reg
Milwaukee
Bel
Richard Liquor
N. Commerce St
N. Front
Sb Mobile
U.S
A. Bettner
Gulfport, Miss
Richard Bettner
Mobile Auction Company
W. E. Flynn
Conti
Water Streets
United States
Institute of U. S
DR. Brown
Dauphin ST
Kenny’s
City Bank & Trust CO
Mobile’s
Dauphin Street
Britton
Dr. F. L. Tapia
Coden
Bayou la Batre
Bay Shore
Crichton
Government Street
Call City Ticket Office
S. Royal St
Merchants Bank
ST. Francis Sts
Windsor Cafe
Albert E. Reynolds
Colden A. Brown
Proprietors
Cincinnati
South Royal ST
H. E. Jones
Gen
Agt
Pass. Dept
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