Taft Seeks New Court to Enforce Interstate Commerce Law
President Taft urges Congress to create a five judge United States Court of Commerce with exclusive original jurisdiction over key Interstate Commerce Commission cases. He calls for stricter federal oversight of trusts, proposes federal incorporation to regulate interstate businesses, and presses Congress to curb abuses while preserving legitimate combinations.
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Constitutional clash as senate moves on primaries
The Illinois legislature pushes direct primaries and adjournment tactics as the senate and house rush to finalize primary bills before late January. Plans for sine die adjournment surface, while a waterway bill and various committee measures advance amid debates between constitutional lawyers and laymen.
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Supreme Court
Jones
Staymates
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Morton D. Hull
Chicago
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Rules Committee
William P. Holiday
Frank P. Schmitt
Gov. Deneen
New State Charity Commission
Frank Billings
Henson
Decatur
General Assembly
Humphrey
Board of Administration
Landes
Occupational Disease Commission Authority
Employers’ Liability Commission
Friends of Direct
Censured After Asylum Death At Bartonville
Mrs Valentina Hermann wife of James Hermann formerly of Chicago escaped the Bartonville asylum and died in the snow. An investigation by Drs J L Green W C Graves and W B Moulton of the state charity board found asylum officials negligent and censured them.
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Valentina Hermann
James Hermann
Chicago
Bartonville
J. L. Green
W. CG. Graves
W. B. Moulton
State Charity Board
Love Motivates Uncle John to Marry for Heartfelt Reason
Tommy questions the reason for Uncle John's marriage as Auntie confirms love as the motive. Tommy muses on how love can compel a man to act, reflecting a domestic moment with light dialogue.
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Tommy
John
A Jar of Resinol Ointment Handy Remedy
A nurse with twenty years of experience touts Resinol Ointment as the best remedy for skin troubles and eczema. The cooling healing effect on sore nipples is described as wonderful, with an Albany testimonial from Mrs T B Henderson. The piece also cites a quip from Everybody's Magazine about southern gallantry and advice to a son.
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T. B. Henderson
Albany
Relieved Rheumatism in Hours by Dr Detchon’s Relief
Dr Detchon’s Relief for Rheumatism promises rapid relief of severe cases within hours by removing the cause. First dose benefits noted. Includes testimonials tied to druggist outlets and other medical patent claims. Also references Dr Pierce’s Pellets for stomach liver and bowels and a quotation about memories of early years.
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Detchon
Alexander Bain
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