Control of rail rates dangerous, Hadley says
York U. Yale emeritus Arthur Twining Hadley, director of the New York, New Haven and Hartford and Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe lines, warns in Yale Review that rate controls risk repeating past railroad missteps. He cites seven proven principles to guide public service regulation and urges careful study of historical outcomes before action.
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Hadley
New Haven
Pest
Dent
Arthur Twining Hadge
Yate
NS York
Ulanford
Atchison
Siys
Muce Pimater
United States
Cone Simers
Netiey
Beecham's Pills Prove Superior Laxative Choice
Millions prefer Beecham's Pills as a gentle laxative with proven relief for constipation and biliousness. The ad boasts years of competition and popularity, claiming Beecham's cleanses bowels of poisons and protects against ills from clogged intestines. Sold at drug stores for 25¢ and 35¢.
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Beecham
Compulsory Auto Bond Opposed by Connecticut Leaders
A historic debate in the General Assembly over compulsory auto insurance bonds features Cushman of Naufuick supporting the plan as protection for the poor driver, while Shelier and Butler warn it would fuel recklessness and burden motorists. Wella of Traftford backs eliminating unsafe drivers, Arnolt and Keeney urge caution, noting experiments in other states.
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General Assembly
Cushman
Naufuick
Sisuraner
Merchants’ Association of Connecticut
Ralph ©. Wella
Traftford
Shelier
Anether Bureau
Dale B. Butler
Middletown Invar
Deputies Approve Prance Payment Amid Debt Debate
Premier Poincare argues it is wiser to pay 10 600 000 now rather than face 40 600 160 later, as deputies debate the United States debt settlement and lend authority to the government’s plans amid upcoming elections.
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United States
Poincare
Two Die in Fire at Canadaigua Home
A fatal blaze in Canadaigua yesterday claimed the lives of a man and a four year old girl. Firefighters reported smoke and a strong kerosene odor, with the tragedy unfolding near the residence as authorities investigated the cause.
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Canadaigia
James
Deast
Vietor
Britain Egypts and Italy urged to join Geneva talks
Britain and Japan appear ready to accept the U S invitation for a three power naval conference at Geneva. London expects France and Italy to back the move but may link any agreement to broader disarmament terms. British officials stress cruisers protection for empire routes and adherence to League plans.
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Geneva
Great Britain
London
Japan
United States
Washington
Noomixinum
Seu
Coolidge
Italy
France
Alhough
Downing Street
Geat Britain
Offilala
Demance
Linber
Pewere
Chamberlain
March
League of Nations
Britain
League
Tokyo
President Commutes Sentences Of Rebellious Troops
President Coolidge announced clemency for twenty rebellious troops, commuting their death sentences to imprisonment. Others received lip imprisonment. The names were not released by the department. Sixteen could seek paroles in June, two in December, and two in February 1928.
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Wilson
Ohere Sto Fe
Coolidge
Civitan Club Holds Business Meeting at Luncheon
Civitan club members, after a routine weekly luncheon in the breakfast room, shifted from light chat to a formal business meeting. Delegates discussed routine matters and future plans, with charges and payments reviewed.
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Civitan Club
Thield
British banker Walter Leaf dies at seventy five
Walter Leaf, chairman of the Westminster Bank and fellow of London University, dies aged 75 in Torquay. He helped found the London Chamber of Commerce and served as president of the Institute of Bankers from 1919 to 1921.
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Torquay
Eng
Mareh
Walter Leaf
The
Westminster Bank
London University
London Chamber of Commerce
Institute of Bankers
Tokyo quake center described as ling hell
Tokyo dispatches describe a devastating earthquake in the Tango district. Refugees endure snow depths of one to five feet while shelters are scarce. Troops and volunteers rush supplies as roads crack and aid arrives by air and motor. Deaths spread through damaged villages. Emperor and Empress express concern.
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Tokyo
Striken
Tanso
Tange
Tango
Asahi Shimbun
Ike
Kobe
Osaka
Tokyo Observatory
Earthquake Toll Over 2000 Reported In Japan Overseas News
An overseas dispatch details Tokyo tremors causing massive casualties with Mineyama and Miyazu hit hard. Reports indicate 1,000 dead in Mineyama and half the town wounded or killed. Osaka and Kobe also suffered fatalities and injuries to foreigners. A Californian passenger boat tragedy claims Mrs. Glen Schultze died by immersion after plunging from a gangplank. captain’s report notes one death and several injuries among crew.
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Tokyo
Avalu Shimbun
Mineyama
Miyazu
Sea of Japan
Osaka
Kobe
California
Glasgow
Scotland
Jen Schultze
Lst
Josie Glen Schultze
Ventnor
Xni. J
New York
Cunard One
Alexander Cublle
Glen Schultze
N. J
Abock
George Prantice
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