Inter State Commerce Report Urges Railway Capital Control
The Interstate Commerce Commission in its annual report argues for physical valuation of all railways and tight control of capitalization. It urges Congress to prevent rate manipulation and regulate carrier practices that burden shippers while noting fines collected for Rebating and misbilling. The report highlights leasing concerns, corporate ownership in shipping, and calls for separation of transportation from other business to curb discrimination.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Locrwasiog
National Association of Railway
Agallar Carrera
Aine
Loulville
Henderson & Dt
Louis Rathway
Red
Dater
Frotehi
Pamenger
Avery
Cepart
Femees
Sorzere- Jade Bf Earring
Supreme Sort
de mmm
Tang Secriminarions
Diverimbee
Tom Viele
Walsh Begs Final Appeal in Bank Scandal Case
Jobo Walsh, the convicted banker, has begun his final desperate bid for a writ of review from the U S Supreme Court. He will file in Washington as guards keep constant watch, and preparations for the legal battle begin. If unsuccessful, the aged financier faces prison after a five year term for misappropriating funds of the Chicago National Bank. Walsh remains under marshal custody though allowed home and office visits with deputies.
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Walsh Bimeeit
Cary Tro
Supreme Court
Chaap
Chicago
Walsh
United
Bty Vibow
Shortest Day of the Year Revered in Century Old Festal Note
The article notes today marks the shortest day of the year and discusses the sun’s gradual return with increasing daylight. It cites historical references to early church calendars and the festival’s purpose. mentions St Thomas and martyrdom narratives tied to ancient gospels and apostolic travels. A New York Bar Association dinner at the Waldorf Astoria honors Mayor-elect Gaynor with Judge Alton B. Parker chairing. Other speakers include Supreme Court Justice Angelis.
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Washington
Lidl
Malayoor
BAR Association
Dinsheh
New York
N.Y
Alton B. Parker
New York Bar Aesociation
Waldorf-Astoria
Gaynor
Gayor
Supreme Court
Tie Angelis
Strike renewal rattles Northwest freight clerks
More than 2060 freight railway clerks in the Northwest vow to strike in sympathy with switchmen, per HM Perham, chairman of the railway department of the American Federation of Labor. The proposed action would extend to all centers affected by the men’s walkout as part of a broader labor wave.
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Railway Companion
Northwest
Switchmen's Union
HM Perham
American Federation of Or It Ae
Cerners
Giveth Men
London Fire Triggers Mass Casualty Recovery Efforts
A London disaster report states 18 killed with Hobbs store destroyed in Clapam Mibarh area. Ten missing yet presumed trapped in rubble as rescue teams continue. In Washington, Admiral Hubbard relieved from duty as secretary to the joint secretary, reassigned to command the third squadron of the Pacific Fleet, with Admiral Ghesh advising.
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Atromdy
Meng
London
Arding Hobbs
Clapam Mibarh
Aprias Verraris
Comoland
Washington, D. C
John Hubbard
Jary
Salle
Las Franches
Pacific
Orient
Barber
Hubbard
Bid bids opened for city synchr o New York structure
Bids were opened for the procurement of the core and superstructure and interior plant installation for a city building project. The successful bidder must supply 2,000,000 workmanlike units to complete the structure by the appointed deadline.
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New York
Y. Dee
Interior Salih
mwnupesRyeerEper Hetore
Wilmington Postmaster Recalled Amid Land Transfer Rift
A damaged passage from Washington DC area records mentions a postmaster of La Grante and a receiver of land flow near Portland. The text is fragmentary but indicates disputes over land and official positions, with references to dates and governmental roles.
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Wammington
D.C
Portland
Postamster of
la Grante
Adoption writ filed in Chase case in Supreme Court
A writ of error was filed in the Chase adoption case in the Washington Supreme Court. The matter involves Benton and De Forest Woodrup Chase with background on a 4 farmer marriage and a contested adoption.
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Ani
Washington
Chase
Clie Sinton Supreme Court
Benton
Ee Phillips
Jeanneie
Farmer
de Forest
Mass Mietonga Toronto Panel Sees Jewish Leaders Meet
In Toronto a series of meetings is planned over three days by the Jewish public, masiferiing rabbis and Jewish leaders aligned with Bratete. The events target community groups and prominent Zionist figures, with next week set for additional sessions leading toward broader city involvement.
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Toronto
Bret
Momtren
Dave Key
Jowristist
Copenhagen Verdict Rejects Cook North Pole Claim
Danish university consistory rejects Dr. Frederick Cook claim after committee finds records and observations lacking. Peary reiterates three months ago he warned the world, citing full responsibility and secure information on Cook's disputed expedition.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Frederick A. Cook
University of Copenhafen
Cook
Washington, D.C
Rober
Peary
Labrador
First of a series of dancing parties announced
The Cownt d'Alene band plans a December 2 event with a large turnout. Arrangements are underway by the Commercial club to host a multi venue dance series. The band has prepared a varied program and will provide music for several rooms. All members of the club are expected to attend the first annual party series.
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Webenre
T ‘Ie
Romslet
Aix
Estrada Army Advances Near Bluefields
Reports from Bluefields on December 21 indicate the Estrada army is advancing toward Kai, with four battles expected as revolutionists push against General Veques. The action aligns with opposition to Madria’s election and President Zelaya.
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Bluefields
Nepents
Hama
Veques
Kai
Batile le
Madria
Zelaya
Wallace-Coeur tram line plan faces council vote
A battered but detailed proposal outlines a new tram line from Wallace to beyond Blue Creek, following the lake shore past a canyon and paralleling the O R M railroad. The route would meet at Mullen Street and connect to the Inland railroad, with April target for action.
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Wallare-Coeur
Alves
Waller
Ity Council
Wallace
Blue Creek
Walter
Mullen Street
Seelaree
Primitive and Motor Lighting Display Ideas
In a magazine style ad note the head of the wabblety department at National Power Company creates a montaf display in the office window. The scene contrasts electric lights with oil lamps and paraffin candles, naming the "Primitive" and "Motor" methods, hinting at original advertising concepts.
Tramahip Time Inaugurated By Vine Bee Fleet
A new riverine service in Tramahip Lines began with a bloom of changes as vessels depart the city at 6:00 and 11:40 PM and return upriver to TLE at 8:00 PM. Comer d'Alene hosts a Marien event with a note about an 18 cm cake and a reading of an electric strain from Spokane. Seamer Colter and Joe Fundey are listed among activations at Comer d'Alene.
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Chasora
Tramahip
Tle & m
Susdare
Marien
Spokane
Seamer Colter
Joe Fundey
Comur d'Alene
The Law and a Jewish Play Stir London Tonight
A London premiere tonight features a play with Jewish themes touching on death and faith. Notable names include Mr Lawson mentoring and Lacie Sidner portraying a key Jewish role amid charged reception and religious undertones.
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London
Pier
Ebbee
Lawson
Mier
Lacie Sidner
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