Rail Valuation Gigantic Task in Interstate Scheme
Washington March 16 Special The Interstate Commerce Commission is to undertake a huge project to value all public utility property in the United States under its jurisdiction. The Adamson bill, passed by the House and Senate, requires a complete financial history and current valuation of every railroad and utility asset, to be kept in a national record by the commission. The work will need a large, expert staff and years to complete, with no final plan yet adopted for the operation.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Interstate Commere Commission
Adamson
Georgia
Bet
Congress
Reiching
Moe le
Commission G
Irganizations
Sles
Sears
Bia
Engiers Economiaie
Atisticians
Noreight
Wren
Orgamartin
Engraved Wedding Stationery Offers and Samples
A print advert urges writing or calling for samples of engraved wedding invitations and announcements. It promises copper plate engraving by expert engravers, high quality stock, and script inscriptions with double envelopes. Prices list Script engraved invitations at $168 and calling cards at $150, plus a 160 page illustrated catalogue.
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Chambers Named Arbitrator in Historic Railroad Dispute
William Le Chambers of Washington a former chief justice of the international court at Samoa and ex member of the Spanish treaty claims commission is chosen as chairman of an arbitration board amid the wide 1910 dispute between 54 eastern railroads and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. Uponea Judge Chambers, with Wow Atterbury and Herbert Phillips as other members, was selected by labor commissioner Charles Nett and Interstate Commerce Commission chairman Martin Knapp, to mediate under the Cream Act. Chambers, a Columbus Georgia native, educated at Knott College, admitted to the bar in 1873, is 614 years old.
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William le Chambers
Washington
International Court
Samoa
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Arbitration Board
Atterbury
Thennsstransg Railroad
Mibert Phillips
Fremens Organization
Uponea Judg Chambers
Stan
Neutra
Wildham
Hcage
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Charles Netht
Martin A Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Columbus Ga
Knotscoligge
Regulation of Railways and Interstate Commerce Commission Outlook
An old document discusses government rail regulation and the Interstate Commerce Commission. It notes the railways’ willingness to assist and the challenge of assessing the operating plant value. The piece weighs regulatory impact, potential practical value, and the overall effect on transportation costs.
Child dies after Sunday accident at Texas street
A one year old child, Evan N Pritchard Pein No Lireenara, died Sunday afternoon after an accident at Tiere tener & Randolph street in Qos. The infant’s father paid two sisters, Mrs Joseph Storif and Mrs Walliam Ifull, for funeral arrangements and burial details are to follow.
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T Aceck
Tiere
Tener
Randolph Street
Woo
Joseph Storif Diew
Walliam
Obituary Notice for W H Alexander MoM Al Nander
W H Alexander MoM Al Nander aged 78 and son are noted in this obituary fragment. He had been ateth phooe fn many years and his fi bitty ate unknown. The body was ir mete bt ts atm. Poole chapel ma? oth fap dal a pangements with the ryan 4 Later.
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Mom al Nander
Sun
Contoliite Solders Hame
Poole Chapel
Ryan 4
Underwood Typewriter Office Furnishes Stenographers
S. M. Truitt & Son advertise that their building materials are cheap and offer second-hand lumber and brick. They also note their office can supply high-grade stenographers and provide a contact to reach Miss Hitt by phone.
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Underwood Typewriter
S. M. Truitt & Son
Rest and Recreation A Living Wage for Atlanta Workers
The article argues against Sunday moving pictures and other open business in Atlanta, asserting a worker right to rest and fair wages. It cites Charles Stelzle, Judaic and Christian views, labor leaders, and Atlanta ministers, urging enforcement of Sabbath laws and public regulation of entertainment to protect the poor and working class. It references Georgia and city ordinances, court cases, and official advise to uphold the Sabbath without exploitation.
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Charles Stelzle
Atlanta
God
Christ
Nazareth
Judas
Jerusalem
Barabbas
Hector Denis
Belgian Council of Labor
Satan
Jesus
Campbell Morgan
Evangelical Churches of
Georgia
Beavers
Mayson
W D Ellis, Jr
W D Ells, Jr
Supreme Court
Fichtenberg
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Chairman Chambers
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Wlchambers
Hix
Owas
United State
Commission
Interstite Commerce Commission
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W H Alexander
E. G. Griffin
Bell Phone
Couar
Rountree
T? Whitehall St
W. Z. Turner
Mgr
MEN and Religion Bulletin No
Rest and Recreation
Ing
Moses
Executive Committee
Men and Religion Forward Movement
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