Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1926, Page 13

T | marks and copyrights by the Chemi- | cal Foundation. and the legality of | water rates at Indianapolis. Doheny Case Arguments. Among the 16 cases set for argu- ment during the first week of the new term the one attracting most atten- tion is that of Edward L. Doheny, seeking to retain leases on the Elk Hills naval oil reserve and to collect from the Government for storage tanks constructed for the Navy at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. = The fourth week has been assigned ely to antitrust and Federal ie Commission cases. The Inter- 6T CASES FACED BYHHEST COAT Vital Issues Involved in Deci- signs to Be Given During i Term Starting Today. | national Harvester Co. will again be before the court to have determined whether it obeyed the decree ordering it dissolution_ following proceedings d in 1912. The court also will ider charges that certain Pacific st ship owners' assoclations are A total of 691 cases confronted the | Supreme Court when it resumed its | sessions today, Co Many of these involve contry violating the anti-trust law by meth- ent of sea- ods used in the employ men, three commission cases involving e | Swift & Co., the Thatche anufactur- - |ing Co. and the Western Meat Co. and proceedings which question the juris s under liquor diction of Federal cou 1 [treaties over foreign s the territorial bo ‘nited States; the right of State po- lice, in a case from Rhode Island, to turn over to the Federal Government i tomobiles and other vehicles alleged to have been used in the illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor and seized by them, and the right of State commissions to regulate the maximum loads of auto- mobile trucks, in a case from Oregon. Cases to Be Pushed. Col. Willilam J. Donovan of the De partment of Justice, in charge of anti- trust cases, has announced that in | addition he will push at the new term e alleging a conspiracy among turers of wooden building contractors and trade union Chicago to prevent the use in During the Summer recess ed. The court last term 438 c ny of the: volve tions of th be denied as soon ead ¢ Opinions Ready. stood ten dur- livered at that some ing the re pinions wer nd will be de recedent, de- | Motions | work there of building material ma other States by non-union lab y suit alleging 4 on between 23 cor- ind most wonth will be | of the court Most of the cases filed during the 55 were petitions within the dis- ion of the court asking reviews. ne of these present interesting important questions, such as its in 1s | and whether actors and actresses are en- gaged In interstate commerce making mas- | the houses which book them subject to prosecution under the anti-trust au- | law: the constitutionality of the or- 0- | elgn language school laws of Hawall; al | the constitutionality of the Harrison . anti-narcotic act; whether the former hich | prohibtion director for Ohfo violated de se- | the prohibition law; the right of the m | children of Rich Tammany cond wife « vestgating ratsed in ot of the Pri ters of th the consent of the s 1 v of Congres: law; the validity the Alien 1" the purchase from | out of charges « h | using the mails to erty 1 defraud in the sale of stock: the valld- 1 dian of Ger: 4 chemical patents, trade | ity of the Montana tax on distributors man and dealers in gasoline, and whether intoxicating liquor can lawfully be shipped in transit through the United States. 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