Missouri Two Cent Fare Ruling Faces Profit Question
A Missouri federal judge declares state and freight rate statutes not remunerative in two cent fare cases involving Missouri lines. The decision disputes whether railroad rates can yield a reasonable return after costs and taxes. The opinion cites Smyth v Ames and argues interstate rates adjust the balance of revenue and public burden.
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United States District Court
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Mie
Pennsylvania
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New York
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Wabash
Justice Brewer
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Nebraska
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Taft Considers Southern and Western Tour Plan
President Taft may tour the south and west this autumn, with a possible stop at the GA encampment in Salt Lake City during the week of August ninth, as indicated by Associated Press from Washington.
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Taft
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Salt Lake City
Oklahoma election bill echoed in lawmaking drive
The article outlines a broad election bill advancing through the state legislature, detailing city and town offices, ward representation, and election timing. It notes potential gubernatorial signature, general election dates, and provisions affecting female registration and party procedures. A U.S. court session is also mentioned with Governor Haskell’s related case. Local party lists and a birthday party for Lillian Fravier conclude the readable segment.
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Enel
Olle Wobticlman
Eye
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Ule
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Connell
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Wilcow
Gklaholm
Jawshi
Striking Hat Makers Trigger Serious Riot
A large crowd of strikers attacked strike breakers in a riot tied to a hat strike. The violence disrupted at least one rail line as police and courts weigh temporary and permanent injunctions amid ongoing labor tensions and legal rulings across Minnesota and nearby states.
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Asavdlated
Woodblin
Keleke
Governor Hadley Not Surprised by Fare Law Ruling
Governor Hadley said the decision striking down the pager fare law is correct though not final. He noted the state will appeal to the United States Supreme Court and that the attorney general will handle the next steps. The remark came as Associated Press dispatches from Jefferson City, Missouri, dated March 8.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Hadley
Dander McPherson
United States Supreme Report
Attorney General Major Will Continue The Fight
Kansas City Missouri report quotes Elliot Major stating the state will press on for lower mail rates. He says they will seize today to pursue action if possible, aiming to influence the current legislature session.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Mor
Elliot Major
Missouri
Hadley
Fellows and Rebekahs Entertain Tonight at Old Fellows Hall
The Fellows and Rebekahs plan an evening program at Old Fellows Hall with a notable event by the organizations. A dinner is promised, followed by entertainment and a report from the Rebekahs, with an open meeting urged for all lodge members and affiliates and their families.
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Old Fellows Hall
Onder
Wcasion
Debil
Kansas 18 Adopting Kate Barnardo's Ideas
Guthrie Oklahoma May. When she made her famous demand for prison reform many proclaimed a reopening of the pen and its management. Yet the old complaints have been largely abolished and the prison books this year show a decrease in the enormity of that institution.
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Guthrie
Okla
Prominent Chicago Young Man Found Slain
Awell known Chicago youth son of J Hopkins superintendent was found slain early today in a doorway on Wentworth avenue. A bartender reported exchanging shots with a man later identified as the slain individual. The victim lay near a South Side saloon after the confrontation.
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Prewa
Chicago
Mar
South
Child Labor Law Passed in Guthrie Heightens Protections
Governor Hawkell signed the Franklin CHM Labor Ml bill into law amid celebrations in the state corrections and education offices. The measure, championed by Mine Thiriand and Kate Burs, builds on years of reform to shield tender childhood and aligns with broader moral ideals in the legislature.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Mar
Hawkell
Pranklin Chm
State Houttolvasioner
Qoremer Haskell
Eraditi Oy
Wealthy rancher shot in ambush near Nogales
By Apmockited Trea. Nagales, Arizons, Mar. 8. Don Laly Proto, a millionaire ranch owner of Lolh section, was shot and killed from AMDear Divideros, Mexico, to. uy. Proto had frequently hid trouble with Distanet hander.
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Trea
King Alfonso Not Injured in Auto Accident Report
A Madrid dispatch from Associated Press states there is no truth to claims that King Alfonso was injured in an auto accident near Ferlite. The United States report is unverified and dismissed.
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Madrid
Spain
United States
Alfonso Ist Horn
Ferlite
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