Broussard Warns Supreme Delay Threatens Commerce Court Exit
Louisiana Representative Broussard argues against abolishing the Commerce Court, warning that delaying tactics would strip the Interstate Commerce Commission of power over rate decisions. He cites lengthy timelines, the risk of moot Supreme Court rulings, and contrasts pre and post Commerce Court speeds to show danger to shippers and the public.
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Broussaré
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Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fia
United States
Fecent
Clark
Sims
Adamson
Interature Commerce Commission
Watch Your Food In Hot Weather Warned By Experts
Department of Agriculture offers practical guidance for summer food safety to prevent illness from spoiled foods. warns against suspicious odors, dubious meals, and mishandled milk while stressing proper storage, cooking, and hygiene.
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Department of Agriculture
South Carolina Milit ia Clash Over Federal Aid
Members of the South Carolina delegation with Brig Gen Jones visited the War Department to seek renewal of Federal support for the state militia. Secretary Garrison said renewal would require Gov. Blease to apply. Due to Blease's defiant stance, the War Department had just suspended federal aid to the militia, pending the governor's compliance.
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Congress
Briff Gen Jones
South Carolina
War Department
Garrison
Gov. Blease
Gov Blease
Gov Bieaué
Garden
U S Horses Triumph at Olympia International Horse Show
Judie Moore wins Louisville trophy in class 54 with Lord and Lady Seton With His Burgomaster and Robin Hood. Moore also takes first in class 48 for pairs. Buber Graper of Boston places in class 54 with Nimbus and Bulakips. Rivie Ward McLean of Washington earns second in class 81 for tandems. Lady Ditham and Elegant Ditham place second in championship tandems.
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Léndin Jude
Sudee Wi H. Mets
New York
Tollay
Olympia
Yisis
Bahde
Lord and Lady Seton
Burgomaster
Robin Hood
Judie Moore
Deiimail
Starshebs
Spider Phaeton
Still Whee Holiday July 5 Closings and Employee Holidays
President Andrews asks members to attend 11 o'clock meeting today to discuss closing all business houses on July 5. Several refuse but many sign to grant two holidays for employees. Names include Julius Garfinkie, Lansburgh and Brother, Woodward & Lothrop, Philips Born's, Hecht & Co, Duilt & Marti, Hann, Stott & Co, and others. Margaret Wilson visits Matissen for two weeks as guest of Mr and Mrs Joseph E Davies.
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P. Andrews
Businesa
Julius Garfinkie
R. P. Andrews
Lansburgh
Brother
Woodward & Lothrop
Palata Royal
Philipsborn's
Margaret Wilson
the Bresser
Matisen
Joseph E Davies
Money Bill Delayed as House and Senate Prepare Public Hearings
Democratic members of the House banking and currency committee plan to speed passage of the currency bill, with new hearings and open committee deliberations. A Monday meeting will set the course, select an expert advisor possibly H Parker Willis, and decide on public hearings. Senate members expect to work on the measure within two weeks after the House acts, aiming for rapid progress toward July 14.
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Glass
H Parker Willis
New York
Senate
Renifére
Banking and Currency
Agiie Vorfimittee
Seemaeeen
Sweeping Customs Reform Cuts Districts and Jobs
The Treasury announced a drastic reorganization of the customs service. 162 districts have been reduced to four, costing 133 collectors their positions and promising annual savings between 60,000 and 600,000 in duties collection costs.
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The Talker at Poli's theater Washington
Ruth Lenox is portrayed in The Talker by the Poll Players with Edward Mackey Izetta Jewel Gertrude Bondhill and Lotta Linthicuth delivering strong performances as a modern drama explores feminist ideas and a marriage strained by hollow philosophies amid lively stage detail and a dramatic swift pacing
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Poli
Warah
Ruth Lenox
Maritin Falrfas
Hfa
Harry Lettox
Kate
Ad Fluffy
Bionde coufuFé
Child
Washington
Edward Mackey
Harry Lenox
Upoléh
Thomas Willams
Pearl Deyheff
Dudley Hawley
Edwin H Curtis
Indian appropriation bill carries 21 million for fiscal year
A British parliamentary note cites an appropriation bill totaling 21 million dollars for the fiscal year. A notable feature adds that contracts involving trial funds must be approved by the Secretary, with executive oversight by President Wilton.
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Wilton
Appointment of Galvin M Hitch to Latin Affairs Chief
Secretary Bryan named Galvin M Hitch of Atlanta as chief of the Division of Latin American affairs to succeed Fred M Deduria who will become secretary of Legation in Brussels. Hitch previously served as secretary to Senator Bacon and Georgia governors. Dr Gurrier received by Pope in Rome on June 4 is a bishop-elect of Matanzas Cuba being received in private audience.
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Galvin M Hitch
Atlanta
Asdlat
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State Department
Fred M. Deduria
Brussels
Hitch
Bacon
Georgia
Gurrier
Pope
Rome
Charles Warren Currier
Battieitte
Cathole University
Washibaton
Blahep
Matanzas
Guba
Popa
Change in Chief Clerks in Interior Department
Secretary Lanchan named James I Parker of Tipton Indiana as chief clerk to succeed Clement S Ticker who resigned Parker, a Butler University graduate, has held multiple Interior and forest service roles and served in the Indiana Legislature Uecker retires to lead the Southern Settlement and Development Organization in Baltimore with a higher salary West Acker has progressed from law clerk to chief of the land office division and now serves as executive officer before becoming chief clerk under Secretary Bellinger The change will take effect in mid duty period
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Tipton Ind
Department of the Interior
Clement S Ticker
Parker
Butler University
Indiana
Washington
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Interior Department
Uecker
Colonization Department
Southern Settlement and Development Organization
Baltimore
Mississippi River
Pennsylvania
Acker
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General Land Office
The
Land Office
Garfield
Bellinger
Alexandria Daily News in Court Over Mismanagement Claim
A petition filed by Helilé Vi Hamby through attorney Bawud Burke seeks to place the Alexandria Daily News in receivership. The filing claims $4,450 in indebtedness and a heavy decrease in circulation under majority stockholders, naming executives and holders involved.
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Kindton Post Punead
Yee Flag Stréet
Alpxkdarld
Vie
Helilé Vi Hamby
Bawud Burke
Washington
Aster Deay
Gompédy
Whidh
Alekandria Daily News
Féceivér
Ramey
Canital
Lewis H .Machen
Halpi
Harry Wade
ML. Dinwiddie
Treasure
Ad Benbfal
Carroll Pierca
Dinwiddis
Robert BH Kalant
Lewis H Machén
George D Hopkins
Louis N Dull
Fowler to Resign August Amid Justice Department Request
James A. Fowler, longtime attorney general and noted as a trust buster in the Taft and Roosevelt administrations, will resign on August 1. He had planned to retire today but agreed to remain another month at the request of the Attorney General Ganetsi McReynolds.
President Wilaeas Three Day Yacht Trip With Quiet Navy Courtesy
President plans a three day voyage aboard the yacht Maylowet with orders for no guns and strict quiet as Dr Grayson the White House physician negotiates guarded naval etiquette. He will avoid Gettysburg and proceed to Cornish New Hampshire after brief Gettysburg visit returning by Thursday. Friday departure for Gettysburg.
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White House
Wilaéa Wieave
Maylowet
Cornish
Wis Easilly
Gettysburg
Wilson
Cary 'T
Ie House
Astrology predicts a favorable day for travel and new partnerships
The article forecasts friendly star influence on the first day of the month with the moon linking to Neptune and Uranus. It warns publishers face bold forecasts while many periodicals may suffer public scandals, and a significant railway accident is expected within the week. It notes opportunities for hiring staff and cautions women to be cautious amid gossip.
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Meon
England
Belgium
United States
McClure
Byns
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