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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1917

Page

2

Railroads Battle Over Adamson Act At Supreme Court

In Washington lawyers for railroads and the government argued the constitutionality of the Adamson Act amid a looming nationwide strike. The Missouri Oklahoma & Gulf case led the call, with judges expected to rule within weeks.

Washington, D. C Sen Supreme Cour Congress Missouri, Okla Oma & Gulf Railroad Department of Justice Walker D. Himes Arthur Mille Missouri John Gohnson Philadelphia Railroads Department of Usung Jon V. Darin Geneal E K. Marvin Underwood G. Carroll Todd Frank Hagerman Kansas City Judge Hook Misouri Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad United States Francis M. Wilson Kanas City Hook Alexander New Henry C. Ferris Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad Supreme Court House Senate Wilson Tn Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertised for Health

A vintage ad extols keeping youth by stimulating the liver and bowels with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. Claims include improved complexion and reduced bodily impurities. The olive colored tablets are described as a gentle yet effective substitute for calomel, sold for 10c and 25c per box by druggists.

Edwards Olio

Fashionable embroidery and lace in coming designs

The feature describes frocks with embroidered chiffon and silver lace accents, detailing yardage for 6 to 44 inch chiffon, silk, tulle and lace. It notes two models from Pictorial Review with gray satin backgrounds, netting, chiffons and prices for sizes 34 to 42 bust and waists 23 to 44 inches.

Pictorial Review Walet No

Supreme Court to Hear Full Rail Road Case Evidence

The case aims to provide complete data on railroad operation under air conditions, with thousands of employees under contract and utmost freedom to present evidence on how the law applies to all railroads.

Supreme Court

Investigation by Government of Ajo Situation

Interest in the labor situation at Ajo has been awakened in Washington. Joseph F. Myers of the Bureau of Conv ersation of the Department of Labor left Tucson today for the district and expects to remain several days on thorough inspection.

Washington Joseph F. Myers Bureau of Conversation Department of Ilebor Tucson

Death of W. Stuart Rot Noted in Turson Society

An advance notice from New York reports the death of W. Stuart Rot, a well known winter colony figure in Turson society. He was about fifty, vice president and treasurer of Rot and company, sugar reporters, and head of the ranches of Antonio Rolg and company at Porto Rico. The Roe family had visited Turson for about four years due to Mrs Roe’s illness, who died here years ago.

New York W. Stuart Rot Turson Society Advteea Wr. Roe Roe Rote and Company Antonio Rolg and Company Porto Rico

Opening of Hotel Hewel cafe draws strong crowd

The formal opening of the hotels Hewel new cafe attracted a popular reception. By early evening the entire stock of supplies had been sold out.

Hewel

Fraud allegations loom in Cochise ballot irregularity case

Republican inspectors report 53 ballots originally for Campbell Dunlap and Robertson erased and rerouted to Hunt in Douglas No 1. Forty-one Campbell ballots shifted to Hunt, some from straight Republican to straight Democratic. Campbell allies anticipate fraud charges. tally shows Hunt leads Campbell 47 votes in disputed ballots.

Cochise Carlee Douglas No Campbell Dunlap Robertson Hunt Tom Campbell Campell Douglas Gila County Globe C l Willeus

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