Supreme Court to rule on Adamson Law validity
Enforced nationwide operation of the Adamson eight hour law awaits a Supreme Court ruling. Missouri Oklahoma Gauge and railroads chosen as test case. The issue touches public safety economy and railroad workers rights with wage increases and back pay under regulation.
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Wisor Vetoes Wilson vetoed the Immigration Bit
In Washington on January 29 the official report notes a veto by Wisor opposing an immigration bill. The Salt Lake City climate update reports mail delays and potato prices peaking at 65 cents per peck amid snow disruption. University of Arizona extension offers help to farmers to improve breeding, livestock, and fishing standards.
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Virginia Sues West Virginia to Collect Large Debt
Virginia seeks a mandamus in the Virginia Supreme Court to force West Virginia to levy a tax or issue bonds to pay a 1915 Supreme Court debt of 12 million dollars plus interest. The filing asks the court to compel the West Virginia Senate and House to act immediately and to allow action on delays.
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University News From Around the Campus
President Ferrand hosts a survey visit with Mines and Metallurgy leadership at the university. New director Van Varneveld, ex UC professor, takes charge amid a reshuffle. former chief resigns to focus on American Radio Institute work. Also featured: singer Sisbeth Garrett in a student program and lectures by George Wharton James on Arizona fiction and Native communities. Professor Taylor returns from Yuma Valley.
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Mississippi Battleship Mississippi Dreadnought Christened
The battleship Mississippi slid down the ways at Norfolk Virginia January 25 with Miss Camille McBeath christening her. The vessel is one of three dreadnoughts authorized by Congress on June 26 1914 and is designed with 14 inch guns, 33 000 horsepower turbines and a speed of 21 knots. The bow feature reduces spray, aiding concealment in heavy seas while the sister ships Idaho and New Mexico are under construction.
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Personal notices mix travelers and scholars with agricultural tips
A collage of names visits and stays in the city, listing individuals from San Francisco to Chicago and beyond along with brief notes on their locations and movements. The Agricultural Extension Service of the University of Arizona plans mobile extension schools in Apache County with dates in February and includes practical farming notes on alfalfa care and weed control and a recipe for cooking tepary beans.
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American forging moves northward in border region
A report from El Paso notes American expeditionary troops advancing about forty miles from the border near Palomas Lake. A general review of the expeditionary forces is expected Sunday, then units will regroup for further movement. The article then shifts to practical guidance on dry curing and smoking pork, detailing salt and sugar mixes, smoking temperatures, wood choices, and storage.
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Mormons Urge Western Chihuahua Residents to Cross Border
Mormon leaders and Frere appeal to Mormon residents of Western Chihuahua to leave for the border before a treaty deadline. They plan a special train from Juarez to Casas Grandes with cavalry and infantry to Port Man and Port Ajarhe, mustering federal service personnel for duty.
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Troops Begin Move From Colonia Irabian In Three Columns
General Foneton announced American forces started moving yesterday from Colonia Irabian in three columns due to water shortages. Pershing command regiments will mobilize at Camas Lake seven miles south of Columbus before moving into Columbus for distribution. The eleventh and thirteenth cavalry head to Deming New Mexico then to San Antonio for station, with movement by rail.
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El Paso Named as Pershing Station
El Paso named Pershing Station as headquarters for the expeditionary force to be established at the same site. Five regiments of cavalry and infantry were announced, with General Pershing to set up headquarters at the station.
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The Horrible Handicap of Poisoned Blood
An advertisement promotes Swift's S S S as a pure vegetable remedy for inherited blood taints like scrofula. It claims the treatment clears taints, restores purity, and offers free medical advice from a chief adviser at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta.
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