Supreme Court backs states on interstate, intrastate powers
In a unanimous session, the Supreme Court upheld state rights over intrastate property within interstate networks and rejected a challenge to the TVA decision. It affirmed several tax and regulatory rulings, including depreciation rates for Northwestern Bell and franchise taxes on Matson and Oceanic ships, with upcoming cases on slum clearance and coal control set for March.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Intang
TVA
Eul
Gene Talmadge
Georgia
Noebtaske Railway Commisslan
Northwestern Bell ‘Telephone, Company
California
Ate
Matson Navigstioh Company
Oceanic Steamslip Company
Montana Education Association Official Appointment
Mot executive secretary of the Montana Education Association announced here tonight that Helgna has been named a consultant for the Educational Policies Commission of Washington D C The commission aims for a five year term of offices beginning December 1935 and will develop long range plans to improve education nationwide Consultants will receive material from the commission and assist by express in issues, suggest additional ideas, and report conclusions of committees of consultants.
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Helgna
Marth
Mohtana Education Association
Heath
Raisultant Exsat- Ticlo
Educational Policies Commission of
Washington, D. C
Sthtattion
Bavcation Assaiation
Department of Superintendente
Intervention in Panama Abandoned under Treat Trust
Washington March 2 The United States abandons its right of intervention in Panama under a new treaty aligning canal administration with Panamanian control The agreement replaces gold payments with Balboa currency and settles canal fees for the 1940s, clarifying past disputes over rent and gold dollar payments.
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Panama
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Panama Canal
Pattama
Colon
Republic of Panama
United Hales
Panname
United Blaleg
Balboa
Petums
Wiley Panama
Pandini
Constitutionality challenge to 1988 securities act in New York action
Washington notes that the 1988 Securities Act to regulate the entry of stocks is being challenged for vagueness. James Edward Jones of New York filed the brief with attorneys including James M. Beck and Balsbridge Colby arguing the act does not prevent fraud but induces it. The brief was prepared for a case set for argument next week. the Second Circuit previously upheld the act.
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Washington
March
Supreme Court Adain
James Edward Jones
New York
Atlotheys
James M. Beck
Balsbridge Colby
Aucult Court of Appeals
Daughter Born to Laura La Plante in London Hospital
Laura La Plante wife of Irving Adter and Warner Brothers associate welcomed a daughter today at a London hospital.
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Laura LA Plante
London
Laure le Platte
Almericat Fini Autrose
Irving Adter
Warner Brothers Atudilo
Canzoneri Wins O'Mahoney Loses in World Lightweight Clash
New York March 2. Dick Shikeo of Philadelphia defeated Danny O'Mahoney of Ireland to claim the world lightweight title. Shikat weighed 227 pounds and won by a Nammiéhock in 14 seconds before about 9,000 fans. Also in New York Tony Canzoneri stopped Steve Halatko in the second round of a ten-round non title bout at Nick's Police. Canzoneri weighed 115 1 8 and Halatko 198 3.
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New York
Dick Shikeo
Philadelphia
Tonight Be
Danny O'Mahoney
Ireland
Shikat
O'Mahaney
Tony Cangavieri
Steve Halatko
Auburn
Nick
Police
Onnganeri
Hulaiko
Jersey Hauptmann Case Spurs Political Clash
The Hauptmann case sparks a legislative fight in New Jersey as Governor Hoffman faces opposition from Democrats led by Mayor Hague. A bill to extend the governor’s power meets resistance, while a separate probe into motor vehicle department aides is proposed. Hoffmann’s appointee Schwarzapplet term ends in June amid talks of nonrenewal.
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Hoffman
Col
Normen Pela
Wotlys
Richard Taupt
Bofivarsikont
Evert
Doh
Ij Cume
Frank Hague
Getedy City
Henry, Young Jr
Newark
Assembly
Ida
Af Emi
Schwarzappt
Young Oilta
Eight and Forty Will Hold Dinner
Members of the Eight and Party and the American Legion unit plan their annual dinner tomorrow night. Gather at the Legion hall at 6 20 to proceed to the banquet hall. The decoration committee includes Mrs Fred Wehn and Mrs Onn Smithers. Mildred Whig Jen Mrs Mivian Rand and Mrs Betty Powers head entertainment.
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American Legion
Ab Meaderville
Legion
Fred Wehn
Onn Smithers
Mya
Mildred Whig
Jen
Mivian Rand
Betty Powers
Father of North American architecture dies in Madison
Rasmus Bjorn Anderson known as "the father of Norte Keraiuge 4 America" dies in Madison after a long illness. He was 90, born January 12.
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Madison
Wis
Maroly
Rasmus Bjorn Anderson
America
House votes 10 impeach judge in rare bid
Amid reports of impeachment activity, the House considers ten articles against a federal judge. The debate centers on past impeachments, including Andrew Johnson, and discusses the process, jurisdiction issues, and alleged corruption tied to Rankin and Ritter. Public notices of hearings and potential Senate action follow.
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Senate
House
Andrew Johnson
Oune
Iain Clount
United Stakes
Torthessee
Ritter Hay
Rankin
Ludlow
House Agilpet
Ritter
Summers
Urio
Cade
Dudge Riltter
West Palos Beach
Frankin
Anrubher
Arly
Proto
Effors Co
Documenta
Silas Strawn
Chamber of Com+ Merce
United Siates
Th. Weston Union
Winston
Severson
Mike
Stoughton
Wis
Strawn
American Bar Association
Supreme Court of
District of Columbis
Jesse Adkins
Pereans
Nlind
Senate Io
United States
Dominion Natural Gas Co. Ltd
Republic Heat and Power
Glory Over Emmet Recalls Irish Patriot at SARSFIELD Club
A SARSFIELD Club session honors Robert Emmet with songs and a moving eulogy by Michael Hartnett at the 318 North Main St venue. The 1778 birth and 1803 execution are cited, linking Emmet to Irish freedom and the 1798 rebellion while recalling Sarah Curran and Emmet’s romantic legend as part of the life story presented by Havinett and Hartnett.
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Robert Emmet
Sarsfield
Robert Bindral
Ireland
Lakely
Butteshd Anaronda
Nort Main Street
Gilford of
Lima
Michael Hart
Emuet
Ermet
Telesis
Ajale Almout
Tov
Patty Berg Lets Slip a Putts in Florida Classic
In St Augustine on March 3 Patty Berg stumbled with her putting as the Florida Open Count Women’s Championship began. Maureen Orcutt and partners led with a 70 while Jan Cinth Yon and Leslie Idgecomb won the net prize with a 65 handicap. Berg, with her ball, turned in 80 plus two putts amid mixed scores. Mrs Owens held best card at 74.
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ST. Augustine
Fis
Patty Berg
Agehs
Siven
Maureen Orcutt
Crews
Dimbiy -Namitack
Garden City
Jana Cinth- Yon
Leslie Idgecomb
Mies ‘Berg
Owens
Hollyrood Derby Favorite At Ghuychti Downs
New York on March 4. Hollyrood, a Derby hopeful, is favored for the Sand Kentucky techy at Ghuychti Downs May 3. Cosgrove reports heavy wagering totals near $12,000 on the Bettley entry High Cloud while other top contenders like Brevity and Tintagel attract smaller showings.
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New York
Marsh
Hal Price Headley
Ghuychti Downs
Frank J. Cosgrave
Bolling Couitlessiover
Cosgrove
Muga
Midwest
Hig
Beddley
Joseph TE
Widener
Willie
Cosgrave
Miller Defends Feather Title in 15 Round Fight
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati defended his National Boxing Association featherweight title against Petey Sarron of Birmingham in a 15 round bout at Doral Gales Florida. The crowd of about 2000 booed and cheered as Sarron used rough tactics including several low blows. Referee Leo Shen warned Sarron after Miller doubled over from a blow, threatening to disqualify him if the blows continued.
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Doral Gales
Fla
Freddie Miller
Cineinnati
National Boxing Association
Petey Sarron
Birmingham
Fighblam
Miler
Garran
Columbian Mile Meets Knights of Columbus in Madison
The Columbian mile event set for March 14 at Squiare Garden features three milers Gene Venrke Joe Mangan and Grenn Cunningham eyeing a world record. Frank Brennan chairing the games committee says only these three are needed for a top mark. Denver Safeways collide with Kansas City Life in a pivotal city basketball clash March 2 in Denver.
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New York
Knights of Columbus
Madison
Squiare
Garden
Satries
Gene Venrke
Joe, Mangan
Grenn Cunningham
Frank Brennan
Senate panel falls short on farm bill restoration
Members of the Senate agriculture committee backed Chalemay Smith a Democrat from D C who opposed the veto but failed to secure enough votes to send the measure back to the floor.
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Mitty
Jevsey
Inelickiona
Capitol Hill
Ag Anfroncury
Wallace
Senate
Agriculture
Chalemay Smith
D. C
Farley Defends New Deal Spending in New Hampshire
Postmaster General James A. Farley, speaking to New Hampshire Democrats, defended Roosevelt era spending and the 25 percent cut in normal federal expenditures in 1933. He argued relief funds bridged hard times, credited New Deal policies with revived industry, and attacked the Liberty League and Republican opposition for opposing the economic bill.
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Manchester
N. H
James A. Farley
Rodgevelt
Jle
Favrey
Roosevelb
Cungress
Cate
New Shyland
New Hampshire
Farley
New England
Roosevelt
American Liberty League
League
Acting successor to Mead named Washington
March 2 7 Secretary Iokes today appointed Judy C Pegs chief engineer of the Reclamation bureau to relieve R F Walter as acting reclamation commissioner Walter who had run the bureau since the death of Commissioner Elwhod Mead refused to go to Denver to resign his duties and expedite Geldwuirki
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Washington
Iokes Todly
Judyy C. Pegs
The
Reclamation Bureau
RF. Walter
Actiing Reclamation
Walter
Elwhod
Hula Rankin Suffers Broken Collar Bone in Wreck
Hula Rankin was treated at James Hospital after a driving accident on 1917 South Montank Street. A car driven by James Gilmore of the Five-Mile house struck a fence, injuring Rankin and leaving eight dislocated collar bones noted in the report.
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Louis Dakota Algest
St. James Hospital
Glee Saif
James Gilmore
Five-Mile
South Montank Street
Death toll in Canadian Pacific rail disaster near Revelstoke
A front section report states 14 workers died and eight injured when a locomotive crashed into a work crew east of Downie on the Canadian Pacific main line near Revelstoke. Names include J Belang and H K Tauvg. engineers and officials were among the injured. The scene is between Timbrewood and Albert Canyon in the Rockies. the incident follows a slide derailing a tender earlier.
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Revelstoke
Taday
Downie
Here
Canadian Pacific
J. Belang
H. K. Tauvg
G. B. Alexander
B.C. Cassai
Theehanie
Tmbeleweod
Albert Canyon
Rocky Mountains
Ganadian Pacific
British Columbia
Rogers Pass
American Legion Drive Surpasses Montana Post 4 Quota
The American Legion Post No. 4 reports surpassing its 10 member quota under Department Bien Tiall. Despite closure of Broad drive, the post will still accept applications. The drive aimed for 400 members. the Billver Bow post leads Montana with the largest quota. A formal ceremony will announce winners and routine matters follow.
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Han Pnesed
Bien Tiall
Wrnters
Hall
Five Ten Queen Out Of Danger After Birth
London reports Barbara Hutter Haugwite Ravent, after giving birth to her first child a week ago, was pronounced out of danger by physicians.
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London
Contese
Barbara Hutter Haugwite-Ravent
Insurgent Jap Officers Face Fate At Supreme War Council
At the imperial palace generals and rebel leaders gathered as Emperor Hirohito’s authorities seek a new premier after a failed coup. Among attendees were Premier Okati’s kin and elder statesmen Saionji and Makino. A purge followed with executions and suicides by officers, including Kenxich Oashina and Itowila, as families mourned and ritual honor was observed.
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Supreme War Council
Hye
Keéetsuke Okati
Kimmechi Saionji
Nobunki Makino
Privy Sea
Salonji
Okadi
Hirohito
Hotsto Hold
Kidney Health Claim Promotes Acid Flush and Quick Relief
An ad asserts a herbal treatment cleanses acids from the kidneys and bladder, claiming fast relief from dizziness fatigue and pain. It warns of toxins and promises dramatic results within a week with a “guaranteed” plan, noting low drugstore cost and ease of use.
Thousands walkout strike disrupts New York building firms
About 70,000 workers in more than 4,000 buildings join a citywide strike, with reports varying on effect. Bosses warn of shortages as unions demand $70 weekly pay increases, 88 hour weeks, a closed shop and binding arbitration, while some owners dispute numbers and timing. Police guard lobbies as elevators halt and residents face stairway climbs, prompting angry protests from crowds and wary hotel guests.
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Polite
Manhattan
Bainbrick
Tsousands
Bakbrick
Billings Olé
William Rawlins
Beléidd
Bambrick
Yould Nob
Arik Wold
Meron
Boat River
Eagles Retailang
Picku
Ube Park
Pioneers to Be Honored at Club Meet
Members of the Dutté Pioneers club braved sub-zero weather to attend the January meeting. An extensive program is planned with surprises. Initiates include George I. Nason Tin Grace Mrs Kate Grete Lozelte Doyie John Pewers Frances Mr Paul Evelyn Gonnors Peter J. Cenners Mrs Lousse Carlson Carl A. Gudson and Frank Gray. Entertainment participants are Mrs Helen Davis Frank Helfern Francis Resch Dani Tel Hanley and the Elke Quartet Marvin Demyesy Paul Raines Dr J B Driscall and Lea Pelltier.
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Dutté Pioneers
George I. Nason
Ttin Grace
Kate Grete
Lozelte Doyie
John Pewers
Frances Mr. Paul
Evelyn Gonnors
Peter J. Cenners
Lousse Carlson
Carl A. Gudson
Frank Gray
Helen Davis
Frank Helfern
Francis Resch
Dani Tel. Hanley
Lhe Elke
Marvin Demyesy
Paul
Raones
J. B. Driscall
Lea PeUitier
William P Johns Called by Death
William P Johns 39 of 2027 Grand avenue died last evening at local hospital after brief illness with pneumonia. Born in Butte he lived here most of his life. He worked at Walker's care. The body lies at Duggan Merrill mortuary. Survived by widow Dena Johns a son William Johns of Sacramento mother Anna Coughlin of Butte two brothers John and Tom Johns of Butte several half siblings and an aunt with many nieces and nephews.
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William P. Johns
Jocal Hospital
Butte
Walker's
Duggan
Merill Toortuary
Dena Johns
Wiliam Jobn
Sacramento
Cat
Anna Coughlin
John
Tom
Johns
Laree
Sletess
Diving
Greg
Puila
W. Youre
Havre
Fontans Ferko
Dan Coughlin
John Coughin
Margaret Downe
Sutie
Styl
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George E. Farell
Division of Grains
Memphis
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Emuter
Hartnett
Indy
Eri
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Sarah Curran
Kimmet
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Miller
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