Accident in Manila Kills Six Soldiers
Six soldiers died yesterday in Manila when a flat car jumped the track and overturned. Privates Boyd Manes of the quartermaster corps. Laula D. Koenig. Elmer Hertzinger. John Paul Brook. Albert R. Wells. and George Hughes belonged to the 95th Company Coast Artillery. Residences listed include Kentucky, New Jersey, Indiana, North Dakota, Montana, and Oklahoma.
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Washington
Manila
Boyd Manes
Quartermaster Corps
Laula D. Keenig
Elmer Nertzinger
John Heal
Albert R. Wells
George Hughes
War Department
95Th Company
Coast Artillery
Flat Lick
Louis D. Koenig
Jersey City
N. J
Elmer Hertzinger
Anderson
Ind
John Paul Arookiyo
Albert R. Whlla
Hardin, Mont
el Keno
Okla
Cotton Futures Bill Delayed by Senate Subcommittee
Washington July 9 The subcommittees of the senate agricultural committee postponed final action scheduled for tomorrow on Senator Smith of Speuh Carving's bill to cut cotton futures. The delay came from some members being unable to attend due to other committee meetings.
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Washington
Senate Agricultural
Smith
Itching Trouble Began With Itching and Bumps
Woman recounts her baby’s yearlong skin ordeal with itching and oozing sores. After failed remedies, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, bathing in warm water and applying the products. Within two weeks the child was cured and the family continued using Cuticura as a skin and scalp treatment.
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P. O
J. R. Greggs
Cuticura
Dept. T. Boston
Jaren
Youngster Comfort on Hot Days Advised
The passage urges caring for young children during hot July days. It highlights that very young children cannot express needs and should be constantly cared for while noting advertisements in THE CONSTITUTION for affordable, washable infant dresses, outfits for girls aged 2 to 4, and boys’ coat clothing from rompers to sailor suits.
Mellen Flayed Over Lax Railroad Methods
Washington July 9 The Intersta te Commerce Commission blasts the New Haven railroad on outside financing and trolley line ownership in New England, calling it wasteful and potentially unlawful. It urges separation from New Haven control of the Boston and Maine and criticizes lack of steel cars and reliability in freight service. The report details large capital growth from 1903 to 1912 and questions the Rhode Island trolley acquisition as inflated pricing.
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Washington
New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
New England
Interstata Commerce Commission
New Haven
Mosten
Albany
Boston
Maine
Boston and Maine
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
NewsHaven
United States
Carrera
Hartford
Maine Central
Suma
Betlon
Prouty
New Haven Company
Phig
Rhode Estland
Rhode Island Company
Mellen Quits Maine Central Presidency
Portland July 9 Charles S Mellen resigned the presidency of the Maine Central railroad today Vice President and General Manager McDonald was elected to succeed him The Maine Central is a subsidiary of the Boston and Maine and its presidency was resigned yesterday by Mr Mellen
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Mellen
Portland
Charles 8. Mellen
Maine Central Railroad
McDonald
Maine Central
Boston
Maine
Wheatley Dinner Showed Patriotism and Fiscal Resolve in Georgia
Speakers at the Wheatley dinner praised the legislature’s patriotic aim to work with the governor for Georgia’s welfare while admitting financial difficulties. Akin pledged tax reform and promised the Ways and Means Committee would raise funds responsibly, with Burwell noting careful appropriations. Others included Judge Griffin, J. Smith, Sam Olive, and Fret Lewis.
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Wheatley
General Assembly
Georgia
Randolph Anderson
Senate
Nega
Burwell
Akio
Ways
Thea
Toaatmaster
Akin
Ways and
Judge Griffin
Lowndes
J. ¥. Smith
Putton
Sam Olive
Richmond
Fret Lewis
Four Georgia Banks Sue Kentucky Refining for Receivership
Four Georgia banks led by The Central Bank and Trust Company and The Third National Bank of Atlanta sue in United States district court for a receivership of the Kentucky Refining Company, a $600000 concern in Loutavile. The petition claims insolvency, mismanagement, withheld dividends, and earnings speculation, with the banks as stockholders holding 236 shares of first preferred stock.
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Loutavile
Georgia Banks
Kentucky Refining Company
United States District Court
The
Central Bank and Trust Company
Atlanta
Third National Bank
Bank of Rochdale
First National Bank
Madison
First Preferred
Anderson Improves After Surgery in Los Angeles
The condition of Bud Anderson of Medford Oregon, heavyweight boxer, who underwent appendectomy last night in Los Angeles, showed satisfactory improvement today. Doctors predicted a speedy recovery and noted steady progress in hospital care.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bud’ Anderson
Medrera
Ore
Ultimatum Served on Governor Blease Over Militia Clash
Washington reports the war department served a sharp ultimatum to South Carolina Governor Blease and militia authorities. Federal aid funds totaling 7000 are effectively withdrawn as the governor refused to align state troops with federal rules. General Mills warned against using federal funds at the state encampment. Thirty militia companies exist, twelve allegedly ignore regulations.
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Washington
Alexze
South Carolina
War Department
Sal Griery
Garrison
Blease
Albert L. Mills
Militia
Moore
Rts
New National Home to Be Built by Elks
Rochester S C July 9 The land lodge of Milks in forty ninth reunion today accepted a 260000 bid from a Salt Like City contractor to build a new national home The site decision rests with the national home commission chaired by Garry Herrmann Cincinnati The Bedford Ind offer of 250000 for a site is noted A per capita tax of 25 cents will raise about 105000 for the project A tuberruinois home report was discussed Grand Secretary Etobinson withheld public release A new codification of lodge charges was adopted Charles A White of Chicago was re elected grand treasurer
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Rochester
S. C
Land Lodge of Milks
Walla
Fedford
National Home Commission
Garry Herrmann
Cfinetnnatl
Redford
Bedford
Ind
Ellis
Etobinson
Police Officers Convicted for Selling Protection
San Francisco July 9 Charles H. Taylor and Arthur F. MacPhes police officers found guilty of selling protection to a bunco ring received the maximum penalty of one year in the county jail. Eight policemen were sentenced, six pleading guilty.
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San Francisco
Charles H. Taylor
Arthur F. MacPhes
State Institutions Kept in Bill Amid Treasury Strains
Maintains that state institutions will be funded from general appropriations but may require special allocations due to depleted treasury. Appropriations committee signals no new increases. deaf and dumb institute may seek funds via special appropriation, as per the committee’s resolution.
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Appropriations
Dassey
Indi
Esten
Wheatley
House
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Constitution
Sti
Sas
Appropriations Committee
Murphey Candler
Railroad Commission
Georgia branch to hold 1914 postoffice clerks convention
The National Association of Postoffice Clerks Georgia branch will convene in Columbus on July 9 for its 1914 meeting. Local Columbus postoffice clerks cheer as the invitation is accepted with J. W. Lindsay of Columbus named state vice president.
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Columbus
Georgia
National Association of Postoffice Clerks
J. W. Lindsay
Goodrich
Goodrich Tires
B. F. Goodrich Co
Special Train July 16 From St Atlanta to Asheville
Southern Railway offers round trip rail fare to Asheville for six dollars on July 16 departing from St. Atlanta. Travel details include round trip availability with fixed price and schedule context.
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St. Atlanta
Asheville
Southern Railway
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