Missouri Railways Denied Higher Rates By House
Jefferson to March 4 Missouri railroads will get no increase in proposed rates for the next two years. The house engrossed the bill after amendments limiting increases. public service commission must find rate reasonable and necessary and determine railroad valuation before any rise. A physical examination would be required, effectively delaying any immediate hike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Marth
Missouri
Pualzewer
Public Service Omnirenion
Great Congress Ends as Wilson Praises Session
The sixty third congress adjourned after two years in continuous session. Two bills, the postal and Indian supply, failed. President Wilson and Senate leaders lauded the work, while many measures died with adjournment. A fourth senate rules revision and further investigations were proposed for a possible October session.
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Congress
Washigto
Senate
Pres Dent Wisons
Post Office
Wilson
Im Hany
Raquel
Washington
Siip
Democrats
Indi Iitnal
Appropriations Committee
Dunne
House
Byrne Ix
Bilis
Representative Moon
Tennessee
Postofice
Woon
Lark
Vicorty
Underwood
Minoite Leider Mann
Western Railways Seek Higher Rates in Interstate Filing
Western railroads petition the Interstate Commerce Commission for freight rate increases aimed at boosting annual revenue by about 10 million dollars. Leaders cited higher costs from equipment, wages, and new terminals, arguing a 7 percent dividend and better margins are needed to attract capital and meet public demand for enhanced facilities.
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Maren
Western
WM Daniels
Imterstate Commerce Commission
C E Sehaff
Missoumhuweas and Texas Road
M Telton
Chicago’ Great Western
C Wright
Chicago Northwestern Road
Annes
Clifford Thorne
Wr Schai
Wischall
Ferten
Stockhalder
Italy moves to quell Cyrenaica rebellion
Tyne March 4 A state of siege has been proclaimed across the greater part of Cyrenaica to suppress a rebel movement in the dependent district of Tripoli. Rome dispatch Tebmnars 10 reports reinforcements reaching Cantain Vollino as the rebellion spreads toward Tripoli.
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Italy
Cyrenaica
Tyne
Orangier
Tripol
Rome
Tebmnars
Tripoli
Cantain Vollino
Traan
Wterior
Brad Jay
Wilson Signs Seamen's Bill on March 2
President Wilson today signed the Seamen's Bill to improve working conditions for American sailors and raise equipment standards. Critics in Congress objected that it would interfere with treaty obligations, but the White House said the measure is narrowly drawn and will not seriously affect foreign relations. The act takes effect fifteen months hence.
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Congress
Sayn Wilson
White House
Wilson
Lts
Ue Warnune
World Congress
Clark
Washington
America
Desuys
Wasashi
Democrati Ieaders
German National Bank Fails at Pittsburg
The German National Bank of Pittsburg closed at 9 am with doors shut and a notice to depositors posted. Comptroller Williams blamed mismanagement and paper held by the bank, saying capital and surplus were wiped out and payment prospects uncertain.
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German National Bank
Pittsburg
German National Bank of
Comptroller
German National
Pittteburg Brewing Company
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
West Virgina
Eversmann
Washington
Comptreller Walliams
Governor and Auditor Censured by Grand Jury
Santa Te Mo reports the Dona Ana county grand jury censured Governor WwW McDonald and traveling state auditor Howell Barnest today for alleged neglect of duty and improper conduct in office. The panel urged reforms and tighter oversight.
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Santa Te Mo
Www McDonald
Howell Barnest
Dona Ana
Bank Officials Cleared as Grand Jury Returns Indictment
The First State Bank of Las Cruces faced a grand jury over a $75 000 agricultural college fund tilt. The jury regretted legal obstacles prevented indictments of two officials, including bank president T R H Smith who appeared in Las Cruces after the indictment was returned.
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State Agricultural College
First State Bank of
Las Cruces
T R H Smith
Wet Meek Tailoring Promises Superior $35 Suits
The firm touts its close direct customer attention as the reason for popularity. It claims rivals are larger but lack its broad principle and expertise in building business suits at $35. Spring furnishings are marketed as essential to the well dressed man, likened to spring housecleaning for a well ordered home.
Two Robbery Suspects Named Belcher and Beavers in Atlanta
Police seek Clyde Belcher a 26 year old white man six feet tall about two hundred pounds with brown eyes and a rough build and another suspect listed as a large framed man connected to the same robbery. The pair are tied to a February night crime in which Dennis Casa Duber Gold Filted Watch owned by Mrs HL Kelly was reported stolen valued around twelve hundred dollars. Rewards total one hundred dollars and five hundred dollars for arrest or location. Beavers and Kelly are identified by authorities and listed with descriptions and occupations.
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Clyde Belcher
HL. Kelly
Dennis Casa Duber
TL Kelly
Belehorea
Wi. Kelly
Eame Tme
Bonn
Wob Healy
JL. Beavers
Polles
Atlanta, Ga
Kelly Cash Grocery Company
South Broad St
Atlanta
Ellis seeks removal of ban of insanity petition denied
New York March 20 Willem Ellis a former Winston Salem tobacco maker adjudged insane seeks to return to New York without arrest. He submitted affidavits from John Hendricks attorney for the department of justice and George Cabella of Norfolk. Justice Biju denied the petition saying Ellis must return to New York and surrender before any action could be taken.
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New York
Willem Bei
Winston Salem
Supreme Court
Ellis
New Jersey
John Hendricks
Department of Justice
Weasnington
George C Cabella
Norfolk
Biju
Elia
Bartlett Gets $50 000 For Forsyth Building
Representative Charles L Bartlett retired from congress after securing a 50 000 appropriation for a Forsyth public building. Senator Hardwick moved the measure through the senate and the bill was signed by the vice president. The Forsyth site authorization was made in 1933 and construction will begin soon. Bartlett also secured ten condemned cannon and cannon bills for Gordon Institute Bammesville.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Charles L Bartlett
Congress
Forsyth Gay
Representatie
James H Mann
House
Bartletts
Committee On
Bartlett
Senate
Thomas W Hardwick
Forsyth
Small business loan offer with collateral
A loan proposal for 20000 dollars over five to ten years at 6 percent interest. Monthly interest payments of 100 dollars are offered. Security is a collateral mortgage on a three story press brick and plate glass front building with rental income over 600 dollars monthly. Abstract title perfect and bill pay no commission. Owner offers to pay the buyer's title examiner fees. Address Box G-352 care Constitution.
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Bulding
Care Constitution
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Atlanta
Equitable
F. W. Burr
Healey Building
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Great Congress
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Chicago
St. Pans
Exponton
Franca
Ing-ca
Aives
Western Railways
Interstate Commerce Commission
Walter Ballard Optical Co
Peachtree &T
Wet Meek
The
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Board of Censoralup
Electric Ave
Ira Street
McDaniel St
Forrest
George Adair
W. Carroll Latimer
Fourth National Bank
Stationery Department
F.S. Webster
Main
Foote & Davies‘ Company
Gould Building
the Southern Mortgage CO
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TL Kemp
T W. Andrews
Lodge
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Flat Shoals Avenue
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Borders
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Puchi
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Wood Luckie Lodge
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Tampa
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Cho Eat
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Mayson Avenues
Binla & Brandon Company
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Woodward
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Sina Matinee
George Ruliss
Mtn
Episraeli Asaya
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Billie Burke
JF Ray
Fini Soc
Tom Lew
Keith
South Broad Street
Tripod Paint Company
North Broad Street
Ivy
Huches
St. Atlanta
T. W. Hughes
Westiette
Third National Bank
Tami
Laless
Koow
Hughes
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Saris Nicht
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Alno Seidnes Ayres
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