Cromwell Czar of Panama Road Seeks Panama Rail Control
In Washington the czar of the Panama road advocates handing railway control to the canal commission. He argues the canal project will not be built within 25 years and warns against risking default or mismanagement under state control. Morgan counters that vested interests would profit while the railway remains under canal supervision.
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Canal Commission
D.C
Senas Wevgan
Ranal Commission
vRan
Panama
Morgan
Morgan Anela
Cromwell
Canal future questioned by Ife on shipping under dummy firm
The source quotes Ife disputing that the canal would be constricted in twenty five years and arguing that Mont of the United States would not continue in shipping under a dummy corporation flag. The remarks reflect skepticism about long term canal operations and corporate control.
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Mont
United States
Ife
Night Riders Warn Local Tobacco Traders
Marlon Kentucky December 6 considerable excitement followed the receipt of threatening letters sent from Princeton. The letters signed Night Riders warned the two largest local tobacco firms not to buy any more tobacco or risk fire at their warehouses. FR L Moore owner of the county's largest tobacco warehouse and Arthur Jarvis of a large marehouse and temperary operation were notified. Moore said he would not receive more tobacco for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon
Nicht
Princeton
FR. L. Moore
Crittenden County
Moore
Arthur Jarvis
Wald
S A L Sued by Commission
S A L faces a $600 penalty from the North Carolina Corporation Commission for allegedly violating an order by improperly bulletining trains. The suit cites incidents in Lumberton Laurinburg and Rich Square during November. Witnesses listed include J J Moitermick of Lumberton A 3 Comer of Rich Square and J J Wirach of Atlanta.
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Traleigh
N. C
Corporation Commission
Heaboard Air Line
Lumberton
Laurinburg
Rich Square
J. J. Moitermick
A. 3. Comer
Stich Square
J. J. Wirach
Atlanta
One Hundred Dairymen Plead Guilty to Feeding Swill
In Loulayne Kentucky on December 6, Aaron Kohn represented about one hundred dairymen charged under the pure food act for feeding swill to cattle. Each defendant pleaded guilty and received a suspended $100 fine and a fifty day jail term, suspended on condition they clean up clothing by April 1 and stop feeding swill. A prior conference with lawyers and health officials highlighted milk supply concerns, noting heavy swill use, pus in some milk ink, cans returned unwashed, and cows in stalls in poor condition.
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Loulayne
Aaron Kohn
Aryl
Loutuville
Louisville
Fire destroys Trenderaon Crawford buggy factory in Veldonia
A blaze at the Trenderaon Crawford buggy factory in Fine Park Veldonia Georgia caused an estimated ten to fifteen thousand dollars in damage. The fire likely started from a defective flue or stove as workers headed in for night shift. Firefighters saved the main building while hundreds of finished items were at risk and a frightened bear in Pine Park drew onlookers before being sheltered from the flames.
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Veldonia
Trenderaon Crawford Bugay
Fine Park
Savannah
Pine Park
Carrie
Report by Central Juvenile Protectory committee summary
A Central Juvenile Protectory committee report outlines 1908 expenditures and receipts, detailing deficits in state reform work, salaries for officers, travel, printing, rent, and office needs. It notes visits by Crawford Jackson to over fifty towns, speeches in juvenile courts, and an aim to establish reformatories in Southern states with about 50 000 each.
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Central Juvenile Protectory
Cliford J. Anderson
J. L. Anderson
Frank Aetman
Washington, D, AL
Crawford
Jackson
Ben B. Lindsay
Meg. Crawford Jackson
Jalta
Juvenila
Burglary and murder shock lunar Arkansas town
In Greenville Arkansas December 6 a masked burglar attacked Henjasmin J. Smith a 40 year old planter in his room using an axe and killed him after a struggle. Smith formerly of Philadelphia left an estate in Chien county Arkansas and the crime marks the sixth killing in the area in days amid unrest over ongoing violence. The killer escaped amid local tension as investigators pursue leads and rumors swirl about motives and nearby incidents.
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Greenville
Misa
Henjasmin J. Smith
Ila
Luna
Ark
Mmiea
Valley Park
Mid- Dagh
Chenge
Murdeen
SEEK OPTIONS ON PROPERTY SEEL
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twent-Aye
Wark
Lots
Rural Mail Routes Report On Rural Delivery Growth
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General released a report through December 1, 1906 showing 36,914 routes in operation and 2,200 petitions for new routes. Total petitions received 54,865 with 15,443 reports. Regular rural carriers numbered 36,792 and appropriations for new routes stood at 1,562,238 dollars.
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Washington
Foucith
MrGraw
Appropriation for School Approved in Columbus Georgia
The Columbus city commissioners voted to appropriate 310,000 for a fund to support the gate agricultural school of the fourth congressional district for Maurerese county in a December meeting.
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Columbus
Gate Agricultural School
Fourth Congressional District
Mau Erese County
May Increase Chain of Hotels Rumored in Atlanta Area
In Bernawick December 18 a general assistant reported that Messrs McFadden and Wood of Atlanta and Birmingham and Atlantic inspected the Motel Oglethorpe with plans to operate it as part of a hotel chain. Both parties discussed potential sites and a summer hotel on the island, signaling expansion for the chain during the coming travel season.
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Bernawick
Mcfadden
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Oglethorpe
Mr. Wood
Piedmont
Mirvey Ant Wood
Civir
Kimon
Probe for Harriman System Investigation Steps by Commission
The Interatl Vanmimeres commission began preliminaries into relations among roads forming part of the Harriman system. Attorneys have been retained and hearings are arranged to begin later this month, with dates yet to be settled.
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Commerce Commissaion
Ugton
Interatat
Receiver for Alabama Co. Judge action at request of policyholders
Virginia judge takes steps at policyholders request in a matter labeled as a receivership. The record cites the Pontendia Fire 1 Taos entity and references the Wes kt anes 3 etna group in connection with an application. Details remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Virginia
Pondentia
Taos
These Gamblers Fined In Local Gambling Case
The Wacon gamblers faced fines totaling over 2000 dollars in a local gambling case. Three Quaneey men entered pleas and received fines. Jade Pelion was fined 280 dollars, Curt Carter 350 dollars, and Gene Bnipes 200 dollars. The case related to a series of illegal gambling activities and involved the court’s present terms.
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Wacon
Abeta Liscaimser
Teday
Ae Ronn
Curt Carter
Gene Bnipes
Prominent Alabaman Hurt In Street Accident
Montgomery December 6 special Dr. Shirley Bragg president of the alate comics board was knocked down crossing Use Street by a buggy. He was not seriously hurt though his health has been poor of late.
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Shirley Bragg
Montgomery
Ala
Alate Comics Board
Bix Healtit
Weil
Seaboard Plans Large Bond Issue and Vote by Holders
Seaboard announces a plan to issue 315,090,000 dollars of 5 percent bonds secured by mortgage or trust, with collateral, to refinance notes and finance future property. A meeting of stock and bond certificate holders is set for January 10, 1997, to vote on the proposal and potential new bonds at 90 with 12 percent subscription rights.
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Stork and Vung Trust
Bax Geenrath
Eubeers
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