Interstate Commerce suspends car charges until July
Washington March 14 The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended proposed railroad charges for recon signing cars on arrival or before. The plan would raise per car charges from 1 and 2 dollars to 2 and 5 dollars to relieve car shortages. suspension lasts until July 13 pending investigation.
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Washington
Rail
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rail congestion reduced across United States in week
Reports to the American Railway Association show total loaded and empty freight cars tied up at 123,063 on March 8, down 20,487 in the week ending then, a 28 percent drop since February 17. Railroads’ congestion relief efforts during their cleanup week are expected to reduce it further. President Griffin and Chicago Board of Trade officials spent the day in conference with the car service commission.
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American Railway Association
United States
Griffin
Chicago Board of Trade
Car Service Commission of
The
Rail congestion relief discussed by Chicago officials and experts
American Railway Association reviewed Chicago transportation conditions with Commissioner McChord and Interstate Commerce Commission experts. Mr Griffin urged more railroad cars for Chicago interests. The car service commission said railroads are taking all possible steps to relieve congestion and will grant Chicago the relief desired.
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American Railway Association
Chicago
McChord
Interstate Commerce Commission
Griffin
Car Service Commission
Postponed Newfoundland lecture at Franklin Union
The illustrated lecture under the Newfoundland ers' Charitable Society, moved from April 10 to April 19 Patriots' Day at Franklin Union Berkeley and Appleton streets. James J. McAuliffe, veteran speaker on the colony, will present new facts since his last talk, with sketches and an arranged concert program.
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Newfoundlanders’ Charitable Society
Franklin Union
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
James J. McAuliffe
Georgia bishop to preside at East Maine conferende Bar Harbor
Bishop F D Leete of Atlanta will preside at the annual East Maine conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Bar Harbor Maine on April 11. The session was postponed from April 4 requiring a third bishop after Bishops Edwin H Hughes and Franklin Hamilton were assigned elsewhere.
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Maine
F. D. Leete
Atlanta
East Maine
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bar Harbor
Edwin H. Hughes
Franklin Hamilton
New England
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Promising Youthful Health
A vintage health ad claims renewed youth comes from a liver and bowel cleanse. It credits Dr Edwards Ohio physician with a vegetable compound called Olive Tablets, a calomel substitute said to improve vitality. The piece promotes their olive color and pricing at 10c and 25c per box sold by all druggists.
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Edwards
Ohio
Women sue over escalator buckling injuries at Sullivan Square
Two women sue the Boston Elevated Railway Company for damages in a moving-stairway accident at the Sullivan square terminal. Mrs. Jennie F. Willey seeks 50000 dollars and Mrs. Flora A. Bowdlear 2000 dollars. Trial before Judge Dana and a jury. Witnesses said the escalator buckling caused the injuries. testimonies described high rails and close walls as unclear.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
Sullivan Square Terminal
Jennie F. Willey
Flora A. Bowdlear
Dana
Alvin E. Fogg
Everett
M. E
Clemons
Trial adjourned as cross examination begins
E. K. Arnold for the Elevat ed begins cross examination with the question Were you summoned here The witness confirms and the trial adjourns until morning to resume proceedings.
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E. K. Arnold
The
Elevated
Mayor Asked to Aid In High Cost-of-Living Issue
Springfield March 14 A committee urged Mayor F W Stacey to back a plan to ease hardship from high prices for the city’s poor. He pledged to discuss with relief agencies and the Hampden County Improvement League following a protest meeting of residents in the poorest area.
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Springfield
F. W. Stacey
Hampden County Improvement League
Central Uses A New Phrase For Operators
In this city telephone operators now say I’m ringing them or I am to indicate call progress. The phrase is said to lessen mental strain on waiting subscribers and has a soothing effect, according to reports from the exchange.
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