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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1916
Page
8
Phil C Brannen Quality Store touts the Krogh pump as highly efficient and reliable with a Ronstadt guarantee backing it. Ad copy claims the pump wastes no time or money and urges customers to choose the better option from Schweitzer Machine Co Tucson-Adv.
George Fairbanks, born 1868 in Boston, nominated for city recorder. Longtime Southern Pacific employee with 28 years service, including roles as train master and accounting staff in Tucson. Active in Railway Telegraphers and Masonic orders, he vows to apply executive training and integrity to public office.
Morning arrival of Barnes Circus sparked a city parade with many cages of beasts on view. Street crowds lined the route as strange and Triocious animals drew attention during the windy day.
A mysterious event features a Barnes drone stage with many humans connected as trainers. Lions elephants and other animals perform with precision as crowds gather for multiple shows in the arena setting.
A 1913 case history in the Warren and Titusville area centers on whether the Interstate Commerce Commission may compel railroads to provide freight cars and services to shippers. Government officials argued for broad authority to prevent discrimination, while railroads resisted. The Pennsylvania Railroad sought an injunction to block enforcement.
The state commerce commission ruled against Vennesivent a railroad for allegedly unfair practices and refused to meet a demand for tank cars. After hearings in Buffalo on May 11 1915 the commission offered a reasonable number of tank cars to handle normal transportation. The railroad filed suit to enjoin enforcement of the order on July 11 1915 in federal court.
In a ruling with Judge Thompson presiding the Interstate Commerce Commission faced division over its authority. Commissioners Clark Clemets and Haslan dissented from the majority which upheld the commission’s power as extraordinary and Congress granted. The lower court had said such power was exceptional and not implied by commerce law.
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