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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1915
Page
14
A New York labor law case on October 12 raised constitutionality issues in a debate over federal authority. The Supreme Court’s approach to the law drew attention as arguments focused on the reach of federal power and states’ rights in labor regulation.
Palace team rolls to a 608 game setting a new season high across the league. The performance tops earlier marks by Bankers DCorpin and Arcade Teague, with key players and matchups noted amid the dense box of team names and standings.
Mrs John Hays Hammond national chairman of the war children’s Christmas fund has received formal acknowledgments of gratitude from Emperor Charles? Marie Feodorovna and Princess Mary of England. Letters praise American children for clothing and monetary gifts aiding Russian and English children, noting cross‑border sympathy and selfless aid across the sea.
The seventeenth biennial encampment of the Army and Navy Union will not be held in Washington this fall. Atlantic City was chosen after a national council meeting at the Ebbitt, due to fears the Washington gathering would clash with preparations for the G. A. R. reunion.
Attorney General Gregory says no political significance in the removal of Meyer or in the new appointment. Frederick Zerbst, 46, deputy warden at Leavenworth, chosen to lead the Atlanta penitentiary effective April 1. He rose from guard to day captain, parole agent, and assistant to Warden Morgan.
Trial began in Leesburg Va before Justice Turner on the Westinghouse Electric case against the Washington and Old Dominion Railway seeking 283000 plus interest for materials for Bluemont branch electrification. The defense claims deductions for late deliveries caused extra operating costs over five months. Proceedings yesterday focused on opening arguments. trial expected to last a week.
Cape Henry King longtime managing editor of the St Louis Globe Democrat died at his daughter's home in St Louis this afternoon after a career spanning more than 50 years in the newspaper business.
The United States Supreme Court announced an Easter recess starting March 22 and resuming on April 5 after issuing its decisions yesterday.
An advertisement argues a school motion picture will raise ideals and cultivate taste, claiming a 50 percent increase in education efficiency. It urges readers to clip a coupon and mail with remittance to support the school.
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