Piedmont Air Line Case Against Turk
Piedmont Air Line seeks action against A Turk based in Washington DC with W B Ryder as superintendent in North Carolina. The case involves traffic management and arrangements under agency supervision. Details reference officials Y H Green and J M Culp in Washington DC.
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W. B. Ryder
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Nonra Canolina
Y. H. Green
J. M. Culp
Gen
Snot
Washincrox
D.C. Washinoton
Exposition closes and impacts from Southern fair
The exposition ends with indications of financial success though part of the second mortgage remains unpaid and salvage may cover the remainder. Atlanta is praised as a leading center of enterprise, with the South gaining added capital and immigration. The event spurred progress among youth, inspired by the exhibition, and highlighted liberal arts and moral values amid heavy expenditure.
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South
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Forea
Lee Enhjenl
Organization of Silverites backs bimetallism push in Chicago
At a Sunday Chicago meeting representatives from the African Bimetallic League the National Bimetallic Union and the national silver committee consolidated into The American Bimetallic Union The new group endorses bimetallism and will back the party aligned with it If neither major party supports it the union will field its own ticket for the next campaign.
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Chicago
African Bimetallic League
National Bimetalic Union
N National Silver Committee
American Bimetallic Union
Passage of tariff bill dominates 54th Congress proceedings
In the 54th Congress the House crowds packed the capitol as the Ways and Means Committee pushed a tariff bill. Debates centered on the revenue measure and parliamentary rules, with leaders warning of urgent fiscal action while Republicans and Democrats sparred over consent to debate and potential bond issues. The Senate moved to discuss reorganization and Monroe doctrine remarks as the session stretched into Monday.
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England Makes Thirier Says Uncle Sam Can Get No More British Gold
The London Standard critiques the new American tariff bill asserting Britain will face higher tariffs and cannot rely on British capital longer unless US trade improves. It argues American debt payment in gold or devalued paper risks undermining Britain’s gold earnings and Britain’s money loses.
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Salisbury Allies Seek Help Against America Dispatch
The London Daily News prints a Vienna dispatch saying Lord Salisbury seeks allied action with France and Holland to mirror President Cleveland's policy. It notes Britain may align with France Holland and Spain to protect their possessions in the Americas and to oppose the United States.
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Road sale talks between Western Capitalista and Carolina Midland
Negotiations intensify in Charleston for sale of the Carolina Midland railroad. Local representatives draft papers as Western interests pursue ownership, with Charlton residents watching closely for property implications and potential equilíbrio in the deal.
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Boundary Clash Tragedy Hits Hnitzl San Juan Del E Tole
A violent clash erupted days ago between residents of Hnitzl and San Juan del E tole in Mexico sparked by long standing disputes over choir beaudiry dinners. Three persons were killed and twenty injured as rioting spread, with state troops deployed and many arrests reported. Texas firm Evane Green & Co., Athens, Tex., has failed, liabilities 612,000.
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Revenue bill plans higher duties and new bonds
The Ways and Means Committee reported two bills to raise revenue for the government amid deficits. One bill temporarily raises import duties on wool and related textile goods and lumber, while the other authorizes the treasury to issue government bonds and certificates of indebtedness to cover temporary deficiencies, with proceeds for redemption and public needs.
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Elas
United State
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Net
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Bodies Recovered From Dayton Mine Disaster
Four of the six miners entombed at the Nelson mine near Dayton Tennessee were found Friday afternoon. Cyrus Alexander Floyd Jewell Robert Jewell and Robert Hamilton died in a kneeling posture with faces to the mine floor, asphyxiated near the surface. Mine Inspector Cluts cites a coal dust ignition sparked by a pocket explosion as the cause, with deaths from falling slate and flame.
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Tennessee
Nelson
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Floyd Jewell
Robert Jewell
Robert Hamilton
P. Cluts
Campos Retreat as Gomez Advance Prompts Cuban Victory Claims
The report details Spanish forces under Campos retreating to Juvel Janos as Cuban forces led by Gomez consolidate positions at El Harmonia and La Expana. Insurgent operations destroy plantations, disrupt rail service, and encamp near Quintana, with Maceo and Bandero commanding rear guards.
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Wage clash looms between miners and operators in 1917
A Columbus dispatch reports a major wage dispute setup between miners and operators for the new year. Representatives met Friday to prepare for a decisive convention fight over the “bone” system. Miners demand abolition of company stores and a 20 cent per day raise when stores exist. operators oppose the demand.
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Reduction Plant Burned at Lawrence Crippe Creek
A fire destroyed The Lawrence Reduction Works at Lawrence Crippe Creek Colorado on Monday. The boiler house fire spread rapidly, but the office tanks and test tanks survived. About 2,500 gallons of gold solution worth 37,000 were lost. There was 40,000 worth of ore awaiting treatment. The plant cost 100,000 with 60,000 in gear and 8,000 in wagons damaged.
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Crippe Creek
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