CUMMINGS PLANS TEN MILLION RIVER HARBOR AMENDMENT
Washington January 7 Congressmen Amos Cummings of New York will offer a substitute river and harbor bill proposing about ten million dollars for principal harbors and a few large rivers while excluding interior rivers. The move aims to win presidential approval but faces House resistance to trimming allocations. The Panama Canal resolution moves through Senate, with debates and committee actions shaping final wording.
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Great Strike Ends and Railroad Officials Respond
Reported correspondence between officials and engineers discusses the end of a major strike on the Q line. Messages from Henry B. Stone of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway outline authority, fair handling of those involved, and plans to promote loyal workers while excluding violence. Also notes another Duluth coal handler strike conclusion and reactions to a Philadelphia circular by Master Workman Powderly.
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Edward Kent
Thomas Harmpiuavs
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Halle
Philadelphia
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Indianapolis
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Negroes threaten whites at Arcola over alleged plot
Excitement rose in Arcola Mississippi as several Black suspects were arrested for allegedly burning Colonel Laston residence. A plot to murder the Laston family was claimed, though the plan’s final act was not carried out. Prisoners reportedly escaped and local Black residents gathered in large numbers, with rifles sent to Avcola as a show of force.
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Sundry Civil Bill Advances in House Committee
The House committee on appropriations completed the sundry civil appropriation bill. It totals 22.8529 million dollars, with significant provisions for public buildings and printing. Named appropriations include library building 500 thousand, homes for veterans 1.145 million, public building construction 1.787 million, and quarantine service 50 thousand. A separate note limits printing United States notes and fixes steam press royalties. A meteorological instrument provision favors unpaid observers. The speaker is to appoint members to visit Alaska next summer to study a uniform territorial code, with 75 thousand dollars allocated for that pursuit.
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Desperate Remedy Ends in Double Tragedy in Ea
A dentist Dr J H Nysr of Ea yesterday killed his wife after a long illness she suffered from and then shot himself. The couple had no children and had traveled seeking relief for her health. The act appears premeditated as both deaths occurred instantly.
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Mayors and councilors in Atlanta inaugurate new administration
John T. Glenn succeeds ex-mayor John Cooper as mayor and outlines standing committees. Old council convenes with full attendance, discusses tax, education, and city finances. Committees file annual reports detailing cash, taxes, wells, sewers, parks, schools, and streets.
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