Expert Avers Road Merger Would Facilitate Coal Handling
Professor Johnson of Pennsylvania testifies that approval of the consolidation of Van Sweringen interests would ease coal handling from the state. Commerce and Finance Authority bases its opinion on public interest and government policy in transportation, stating the merger would permit more traffic.
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Pennsylvania
I. C
van Sweringen
Commerce and Finance Authority
Rail merger talk signals transportation consolidation plan
A proposed Nickel Plate and several rail lines face Interstate Commerce Commission review as Emory R. Johnson of the University of Pennsylvania argues that consolidation would serve public interest. He says the trend toward fewer, larger systems could yield substantial economies while adjusting capital obligations and limiting new investment in railroads. The discussion reflects a broader view of regulatory policy shaping the future of U S railways.
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Erie
Bere Marquette
Howking Velley
Chesaprete
Ontarailroads
van Sweringen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Emory R. Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
Calica
Tuo
West Hotel
Virginia Coi
Wen
Gues
Jack Holmes
New York
Erle Nelson
Holatery
Tex Corte
Texas
Frank Rodkey
Messanins
Michigan Avenue
James McCurdy
Nito
McCurdy
Stork Holds Limited Train 30 Minutes Westbound
A delay near Alliance Ohio slowed a westbound Penteytrains service by about half an hour. Conductor Patrick Dey reported the incident as two passengers welcomed a newborn aboard during the halt. Mrs Dette, en route to Chicago with her husband Joby Dietz, was assisted by an ambulance crew and taken to a hospital where the infant was born. The train resumed and arrived in Chicago on schedule.
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Jaly mm
Crick
Alliiner
Ohio
Patrick Dey
Alliance
Joby Dietz
New York City
Sammoy Ambulance
Men Dette
Dette
Chicacy
Mussolini to Be Operated Upon Shortly
Paris reports in diplomatic circles that Premier Mussolini of Italy will soon undergo a surgical operation to remove a duodenal ulcer. The operation would be secret until a satisfactory recovery is reported as Mussolini and his aides wish no announcement during the interim.
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Mussolini
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San Rosaare Palace
Three Die in Hotel Hold Up at Drake Chicago
Four men attempted to rob the Drake Hotel on Lake Shore Drive in the afternoon. A gun battle with hotel detectives and police left two robbers dead and one assailant wounded.
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Chicago
Drake Hotel
Lake Shore Drive
Operatives Nab Counterfeiters in Midwest Bust
Secret Service operatives arrested five men and two women believed to be part of a nation wide gang that circulated counterfeit treasury certificates totaling about 200000 largely in 29 bills. Bert C Brown district chief and US agent George Boos announced progress after more than a year of investigation. The suspects are tied to a nationwide operation that dumped over 1 million in fake currency across the country.
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Secret Service
Treasury
Federal Twenty
Bert C. Brown
Verret Service
George Boos
Coolidge Attends G O P Outing at Chebacco Lake
President Coolidge mingled with old friends at the Mid-Summer Reunion of Essex County Republicans held at Chebacco Lake near Essex. He did not deliver a speech, but listened to remarks from club leaders Frederick J. Tarr and Tor Fuller before posing for a group photo.
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Eevex County
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Massachusetts
Dr P C Morgan Quits Schwamb Memorial Church
Dr P C Morgan resigns as pastor of Schwamb Memorial Church effective August 1925 after a prolonged period of deliberation. His letter to the Session cites a perceived mismatch between his preaching and teaching gifts and the church’s needs, and notes support from prominent city figures for his evangelistic work begun with services at the old Capitol site.
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Tes
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Rum Run Aboard Augusta Hidden Liquor Aboard Vessel
Three individuals and a canoe of illicit liquor were seized today by revenue agents aboard the coal bunker Eleanor AU which sank Monday into Haddon River after a chase. The seizure involved a 2KOMOO cargo and a related salvage dispute. Two crew members were held on a $6,000 bill with charges tied to a conspiracy to violate the Volatrad net.
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Haddon
MacMillan Arctic Vessels Pass Melville Ice Packs
Washington July 29 The MacMillan arctic ships Peary and Bowdoin have passed Melville Bay ice packs after 21 hours of adverse navigation. Commander MacMillan relayed to the National Geographic Society that the leading vessel signalled for a stop and for more than three hours battled the pack. He said he had never seen so much Melville Bay ice and expressed relief at a safe passage through the area. An amateur radio operator in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, relayed the news.
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Peary
Bowduin
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National Geographic Aquery
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Bush
A.W. Moerest
Allotment Approved for Onto River Improvement Work
Washington July 29 The secretariat announced approval of allotment of £125,009 from event river and harbor funds for selected improvement work on the Onto river.
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Harhor
Onto
Simple Rites Planned For Bryan Burial
Funeral plans for William J Bryan are announced with services at Sew York Avenue Presbyterian Church and a burial at Arlington, to be conducted with minimal military honors. The ceremony will begin Friday at 3 PM with Rev. Dr. Joseph Bizzo officiating and a procession to the Potomac River and Arlington cemetery. The church, known as the Church of the President, houses a historic pew once occupied by Lincoln, and seating will be reserved for government officials and dignitaries. Large crowds are anticipated, with arrangements to manage thousands of visitors arriving by train and car.
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Guards Questioned in Scott Case Amid Death Row Turmoil
In Cuik county, more than a hundred guards were examined by the defense today as they sought testimony to challenge the state’s case. The questioning focuses on the events surrounding the death wired over Russell Scoe on the eve of his execution and the handling of evidence.
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Crowds Witness Bryan Funeral Train Farewell
Crowds lined towns and stations as the funeral train carrying William Jennings Bryan passed toward Washington. Widows and officials offered condolences while crowds saluted the casket draped in black. The procession drew vast public emotion as the train moved from Virginia toward Arlington and the national capital for the final rites.
Winifrede Coal Company Closes Cincinnati Sales Offices
The Winifrede Coal Company plans consolidation moving Cincinnati offices to Philadelphia and possibly bringing Philadelphia or Cincinnati operations to Winifrede. The article recalls Campbell’s Creek openings, prior growth, and wartime market strains that influenced the decision after a long history dating to 1842. It notes extensive mining on Field’s Creek and regional employment, with a brief glimpse of labor conditions and freight effects on coal wages.
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Checapente
Ohio
Phil Sdelphia
Ralph G. Wikson
Cincinnati
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Priest Approves Bryan Sentiment in New Orleans
A disjointed report discusses a priest's approval of a sentiment toward Bryan and mentions investigators seeking an agent. It notes graduate honors, including Sister Mary of St Cyprian, formerly Marware MeVieker, with references to New Orleans and religious orders.
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Eraihy
FGM
Mary of St Cyprian
Leahey
Cathade
New Orleans
Marware
MeVieker
Baldwin Fails On Mine Terms
Baldwin fails on mine terms as factions clash among owners and officials in Losbon. The garbled report records disputed claims, lingering uncertainties, and tension over control, with few clear names or dates readable.
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Aviators Killed at Bryn Athyn
A scrambled report describes aviators dying at Bryn Athyn with partial names and confusing details. It notes a fall related to a machine and a passenger aboard, with the aircraft lost and a nearby bay aiding recovery, though many words are garbled.
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Lightning bolt tricks man in Monts fatal strike
Report describes a freak lightning incident in Palls Mont where a man was struck. A bystander witnessed the event as the bolt ignited around the victim damaging clothing and gear. Emergency responders attended. the man survived but sustained injuries.
Andrews Sets Administrators to Enforce Dry Laws
Field marshal to fill posts in redistricting system are withheld says secretary. Seven or more names considered for prohibition enforcement posts. Each is best of kind available who has consented to aid him in carrying out terms of Volateach Act at considerable personal sacrifice.
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Treasury
Prohibition
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Prohibition enforcement move linked to border patrol plan
Washington July 29 Assistant Secretary Andrews pushes a reorganization to strengthen prohibitions enforcement. He plans a border patrol and customs motorized force, aiming to curb liquor smuggling along Canadian and Mexican borders despite funding and equipment gaps.
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Andrews
Humberg
Ingat
Dmaoy
Puras
Ohio to Honor Bryan Memory Prompts Proclamation
Ohio Governor Vic Donahey issues a proclamation calling Ghivans to curb activities for a few minutes at dusk on Friday as a tribute to the memory of William J. Bryan. Flags on public buildings to be at half mast throughout the day. The governor may attend Bryan’s funeral in Washington.
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Vic Donahey
Dopcom
Willian J. Bryan
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Washington
Tilden to Visit Charleston for Exhibition Matches
Bill Tilden, the world’s premier tennis player, arrives in Charleston at the Mayewand Connery club for an exhibition on August 16. He will be joined by doubles partner Sam Welter of Philadelphia and Alfred We Chapin Jr, with Francis T. Hunter of Geekles likely to participate. Edsrewrad Club officials say Wilden promised to wine and an invitation was extended to around 60 guests.
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T. Wilden
Charleston
Mayewand Connery Club
Sanrly Welter
Philadelphia
Alfred We Chapin, Jr
Francis T. Hunter
Geekles
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Pickford on Stand to Tell of Movie Plot
Mary Pickford testified in Los Angeles court about an alleged conspiracy to kidnap her, naming three men and describing a car used to travel between her studio and home. The courtroom buzzed as Fairbanks, her mother, and her brother watched, while the defense argued coercion by physical violence.
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Mary Pickford
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Douglas Fubanks
Gorongania
Charles Stephens
Claude Holcombe
Adan J. Wood
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Fairbanks
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Petain Leaves Front for Paris
The dispatch reports Marshal Petain leaving the front for Paris amid claims of a possible accord between Spain and France. Fighting remains desultory on the Western front with attention focused on the Anderstan sector as morale and strategic positions are discussed.
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Morocco
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