A Deserving Candidate Palm for Meadville Postmaster
Hon A J Palm editor of the Meadville Messenger seeks Meadville postmaster. Born in Mercer County with a record as county superintendent of schools for six years. He later served Crinford County as editorial writer and state legislature member whose service to his party is noted. Palm has strong qualifications and local backing, seen as a fitting recognition of a better element in politics.
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A. J. Palm
Meadville
Palm
Law limits on animal labor and saloon seating in Missouri
A nineteenth century report notes proposed laws to limit work hours for horses and other animals used commercially to fifteen per day, with humanitarian groups favoring twelve hours nationwide. It also mentions orders to remove chairs and tables from saloons in St Louis to curb excess drinking, while observing that such restrictions affect family visitors and perceived prosperity.
New Ajax Foundry Completed at Aju Trap Works
The Aju Trap Works completes a new sixty thousand dole foundry building. C R Rogers Company finished the fire proof structure in eighty days, after starting in the season. Foundry closed for about three weeks for fire safety work. two cranes and essential equipment now in operation. Brickwork will keep crews busy briefly, but the building is complete and ready for use.
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Rumors in Capital Support U S Claims
Tilted Press reports rumors from the capital about U S claims and reaction to Cortina style meddling in Central America. Mexico’s press contrasts US intent with congressional stance amid criticism of Washington’s role. Senators reportedly favor a response to Colonia note but action stalls. OShaughnessy comments on Admiral Gradock visit.
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F. C. EB Messling Tonight at 8 30 Oclock Meeting
Tonight at 8 30 o'clock the club holds a meeting to elect officers for the ensuing year with J D Murray serving as secretary._adv 11
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Indianapolis Strikers Face Narrow Concession Test
United Press reports Indianapolis employers ready to concede but insufficient numbers to prevail. Five hundred armed strikebreakers clash with police near barns of Frisia and Jewan. Samuel Rutledge shot in riot. union seeks mediator as Labor Secretary Wilson plans to send Dinioor of the Department to Indiana to help resolve the dispute.
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