Kentucky Tobacco Pooling Act at Supreme Court
State law challenges reach the Supreme Court this week with three major points. Kentucky farmers Patrick Collins and Thomas Malone appeal the 1908 pooling act as antitrust violation. Illinois child labor law of 1907 faces Beauchamp case after a 16 year old worker, Beauchamp, seeks $4,600. Italian claimant Joseph Patsone argues Pennsylvania game laws infringe treaty rights by barring naturalized residents from hunting and gun ownership.
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Arthur Beauchamp
Sturges & Burn
Joseph Patsone
Two Shot By Cyclist In Halloween Rampage
Lancaster police report two youths killed in separate incidents Friday night linked to a motorcyclist who fired three shots at a Halloween gathering in Williamstown. Ivan Graeff, 16, died after a bullet struck his temple. a second victim died from a gunshot near the city’s eastern limits. An itinerant fruit merchant M Collatta was found dead by the roadside. authorities later ruled his death a bullet wound.
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LePiy Flynn Divorced After Brief Romance
Mrs Maurice Prynn wife of Yale football star Lefty Flynn has been granted an Interlocutory divorce by Justice Irving R Devendorf in Syracuse. Flynn eloped with a chorus girl last January, faced parental opposition, left college, and now says the marriage was a simple love match. Mrs Flynn cites statutory grounds.
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Alienists to Examine Her In Threat Letter Case
Judge Malone appoints Drs. Mabon and MacDonald to form a commission to examine Mrs Ida Von Claussen who is under arrest in New York on charges of threatening the life of lawyer Charles Straus The accused reiterates she cannot recall writing the letter alleging threats.
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Government seeks dissolution of International Harvester trust
Attorney General McReynolds files brief in U S district court in St Paul to dissolve what it calls an illegal combination. It alleges the International Harvester Company controls about 80 percent of U S trade in binders and other farm implements and seeks an injunction to restore competition.
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Pranks Cost Four Lives Across Several States
Halloween pranks turned deadly in Chicago Rockland Maine and Rutland Vermont with four youths dying. Morgan Campbell 16 died of electrocution while trying to pull an arc light Tomeac la Quinto died after being struck by a fire wagon responding to a false alarm Alice Clark 12 died from clothing catching fire at a Halloween party Thomas Leahy 14 died from a gunshot alleged to be fired by Dewitt Ballard Ballard is held for the grand jury in Castleton Vermont.
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Theft of Madonna and Child Stuns Italian Town
Rome reports alarm over stolen Madonna and Child by Pinturicchio from Santa Maria Maggiore in Spello. A wretched copy now hangs in place while parish priest reportedly under arrest. Other works by Pinturicchio guarded. Apello and Santa Maria chapel tied to Baglioni orders, Corado Ricci notes the hanging piece is an obvious copy.
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Belgium Against Germany as French Influence Grows
A Washington Post special dispatch from Berlin reports rising bitterness toward Belgians as French influence in Belgium strengthens. German residents in Brussels face daily insults and it becomes risky to speak German in theaters. French singer Palbret inspires anti German sentiment with songs. Public opinion urges Belgium to inform its government that anti German hatred violates the Belgium neutrality treaty.
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Marcoux and Mary Garden in an Operatic Romance
Special to The Buckingtonr Post from Philadelphia. Nov 3. Mary Garden and her sweetheart Hu fs Vanni Marcoux star in Tosca mirroring a romance. They perform at the Hell yue Stratford Wary Garden 4 near the Tuitzarlton across Read street. A vivid scene shows Garden watching from a window as Marcoux gazes toward her, signaling a dramatic pair in the production.
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Millionaire Kid Paddock Transfers Rights for Note
A 19 year old chauffeur Simon David Pad dock inherits an $8500 fortune from Uncle Paddock, a Syracuse pet maker. Court records show Pad dock assigned estate rights to Packard & Co as security for a 400000 dollar note and potential future notes. Packard & Co say he is repaying borrowed funds while estate settles and he is under 21.
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Mount Vernon auto tumble injures Carlin party
A five passenger car fell down a Mount Vernon avenue embankment near Braddock Heights injuring none of its occupants after a coat snagged the steering wheel. Charles C. Carlin Jr and Charles Alexander escaped after jumping from the vehicle as the windshield shattered and an axle bent.
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Jury Awards 25000 in Brooklyn Supreme Court Suit
In Brooklyn, after a nine minute jury deliberation, Mir. Cor. Saldwin Clark won $25,000 against John L Martin Jr. and others for alleged breach of promise. The defense argued the case was frivolous and argued details are unclear amid chaotic court notes.
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Holland analyzes tariff impact on steel industry leaders
The piece reports on reactions of U S Steel figures like Henry Frick and Judge Gary to the new tariff, predicting months of profit pressures and possible later revival. Bankers note strong quarterly earnings, while rail rate politics and European conditions shape expectations for industry demand and stock movements.
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Guba's Money Woes Highlight Cuban Debt Crisis
Senator Vega Calderon, Cuban legation aide, says a $915 million loan faces slim chances this session but may come by December. Washington financiers doubt the cure, aiming $15 million mainly to cover Gomez era debts owed to Wall Street. Immediate needs include $3 million for sewer contracts and $6 million for road extensions in Habana suburbs.
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Bride 77 and Bridegroom 75 Wed in Orange New Jersey
Special from Washington to The New York: John Co Hanson, 75, and Mrs Anna Sherman, widow for fifteen years, married yesterday in Orange New Jersey. Relatives had urged police to block the marriage but authorities refused. Hanson claimed the match a strictly eugenic marriage and said they were in prime health, predicting societal gain.
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Wealthy couple die saving dog from burning home
Grafton Stevens and his wife, noted Wilmette residents, died early Friday while attempting to rescue their dog from a house fire. They returned from friends to find their home engulfed and were trapped inside, with the loss valued at 829000.
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Death of Duke De Fegenigac Leaves French Jockey Club Leaderless
Paris reports the death of Duke de Fe gensac, head of the Montesquiou line, vacating the presidency of the French Jockey Club. The club, founded in 1830 with elite founders, imposes strict social and time commitments for new leaders. Elections will follow mourning, with the post normally filled from the four vice presidents, two of whom are currently considered too elderly.
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Rats Threaten Island Agriculture on Nakashima
In Nakashima, a tiny farming community of about two dozen families on a southern Japanese island, a rat plague overwhelmed crops and livestock. Residents killed or captured 5000 rats but lost all provisions. authorities shipped rice and barley to avert famine amid a coordinated extermination effort.
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