New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1926, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29 107(' 9, 1§ : | |the naval officer by Samuel 8. Rip- |ley, of Richmond, Cal, on the ground that Cuptain Evans as gov- |ernor of American Samoa refused to permit him to land there, Licutenant W. A. MeDonald, U “ tired, v 1 named in the suit th ( aptain Evans but was not made a defendant. Captain Evans was sent to Samoa after his predecessor, Governor Ter- hune; had committed suicide. He |held " that Ripley was .an agitator |and therefore unwanted in the Washington, O — snip |1slands, to which Captaln Evans = ind hID | 108 trying to restore stability atter owners on the Pacific coast Were |, period of unrest. accused in the supreme court here| The verdict was returned upon in- with practicing an unlawful mon- |struction of Judge Adam C. Cliffe opoly under the Sherman and Clay- | W10 Presided duriig the week of the trial. ton acts In the employment of sea- | Atter the veraict men. The controversy reached the court in an appeal by Cornelius Anderson in behalf of himself and other sea- men, against the Ship Owners' as- soclation of the Pacific coast and the Pacific American Steamship associa- | tion. It was conceded these o controlied substantially all sailing from Pacific ports and that coast seamen virtually were depen- dent upon such vessels for employ- ment. Counsel for Anderson asserted | that under an agreement 1ong | the ship owners a scaman secking | employment was required to regis- ter at an agency established by the owners, obtain a number and await his turn. It was argued this constituted not only a monopoly but a restraint of interstate and forelgn commerce. Counsel for the ship owners de- |’ luged with questions by the court, | asserted employment of men was not | | commerce and that lower federal courts were correct in holding the controversy presented mno federal question. Chief Justice Taft asked whether the employment register could not be construed a black list, counsel replying emphatically that it could not. Members of the court expr ed unwillingness to accept the argu- ment that employment of seamen might not be an interference with interstate and forelgn commerce. f Counsel for the owners held they | have spoken in this campaign where merely agreed among themselves to id such a thing about any nsfer employment of seamen from t Lenroot captaing and mates to an employ-| After discussing the tariff, forcign wment bureau and that there was |relations, taxation and other na- nothing llegal about it. tional questions, nator Lenroot “That is the question we have | concluded his s by urging here to decide,” interjected the | every voter to tl fore he casts chiet justice. his ballot: “Jlow can I use this vote Justices McReynolds, the best interests of the state of and Sutherland batted arguments designed to tain the contention that no fedc question was involved, 1 chief justice stated the f ed to indicate ship owners had ranged themselves into a combin tion which regulated employment of those engaged in interstate com- merce, Ship owi.ers' counsel under questioning thi at full liberty to themselves how thiey scamen and that unti aboard they had not merce. Naval Officer «!-‘phe](l For Banning Agitator Chicago, Oct. 29 (P — A fc PACIFIG SHIPPERS ACCUSED IN COURT - Hlonopoly Is Created, to Charge Recording was returned stated he would appeal th BINGHAM PRAISED ners vess; Upper House 29 (A—With the n that he is not makigg such statements | about senators, 1. L. Lenroot of W consin, veteran of 17 years' service in congress, declared before 500 re- blicans in Central High school last it during his sojourn in hington he has “never seen one who went so far and so fast in so short a time,” as ator am of Connecticut. ht ically rece thered to h port, Oct. tor as the courage of his convie “and, oh, we need such men." that before many am will be one enate, tions, | He prophesied Scnator > leade is is th stat Brandies | or Connecticut America.” Heresy Tlm! 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The train is due in Winnipeg As the train passed through barren area lying between the cap- ital and the province of Manitoba— the Rumanian queen drew happiness | from the approaching fulfillment of her desire to help the farmers of her country by transmitting to them linformation which she will glean next week in friendly and democratic informal chats with the soil tillers ot North Dakota.” She also happy that she and her child will be able personally to p; pate on horseback in a real Ameri- can rodeo. Yor short periods, beginning next |Monday, Marie will have as gues rd her train She hopes | to learn of agriculture in the United | stat so that she may impart the |information to the peasants of Ru- e sits will | early Monday. “\'.A” be the next stop, l‘l'hm‘r' they be at Two farmer queen’s s until the Valley City, is reached. will get off and return es and two other couples [ will take their places. 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The prince to make a study of the city's flour |mills and Tleana will play tennis on Ru- be er ive tail- tillers of the train reaches Minne- las and m en | was | rmers of North | Fargo | couples | arrangement | o and be willing to | The queen’'s | been given per- | a ¢ playground. "\ “ strenuous day in Ottawa from 11.a m., until midnight. It culminated in the first visit of jueen to the s parliament. re was a display of robes of office. it yvernor general's band blared (h British, Canadian and Rumanian dnl\ld)s A short time before the eption and the ng of Queen e o royal visitor h'\\l whispered to Mrs. H. S. Thor- | bun, president of the Ottawa Wo- ien’s Canadian club, “Don't treat me as a queen—just as a woman; {for I want to be a woman amo@g |the women of Canada.” counte 1 | Just before midnight the gover- nor general escorted ) ie to her train. wore a white ermine | |wrap. She wore no hat. On her head was a diamond tiara. 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