Philadelphia Editor Jailed for Criminal Libel
Philadelphia editor of the Newn Poli wan, Waller Pew, was jailed in Kennaington city prison on criminal libel charges after publishing an alleged confession by Alexander Hoyd former Superintendent of Parks. Hoyd admits bribery to fix juries in Philadelphia Rapid Transit damage cases. The arrest stirred intense city interest and raised questions about factional workings in the cases.
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United Roa
Philadelphia
Pebruney
Marion New
Newn
Poli
Kennaington City
James Carey
Tig
Alexander Hoyd
Carey
Waller Pew
Gompers Issues Big Strike Call
Samuel Gompers has issued a broad strike call as around one hundred thousand steel workers prepare for organized action. The alert spreads through the city as labor organizers mobilize for a coordinated effort.
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Gompers
Proas
Cleveland
Samuel Gompore
Woking Wat
Thin City
Sey
Banks Asked to Report to Comptroller
The Comptroller of Currency ordered all National Banks to report to his department immediately on the condition of their business as of February 4. The Evening Journal notes its wire service coverage and promises continued comprehensive news with the American Press Service and enhanced features for readers.
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All National Bank
Evening Journal
Gener
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Pas
Miners Entombed in Japanese Mine Blast
A Japanese mining disaster at Bukuokm mine in Fukuyoki trapped about 150 workers after an explosion. Rescue efforts were underway with little hope of saving many as sections flooded and others were flooded or collapsed.
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United Tress
Fukuyoki
Japan
Pebromry
Survey Work Delays Erie Meadville Line Project
G M Hatch of Rule and Meadville reports survey work holds up the Erie and Meadville consolidation. Engineers prepare a comprehensive right of way map and plan a 3.5 mile extension to connect lines to Cambridge Springs via Mendyn and Brie. Hatch hopes to present street franchise requests to Corry officials soon as work allows.
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G. M. Hatch
Meadville
Troley Maes
Olng Journal
Wld
Wis
Union City
Corry
Hatch
Erie
Cambridge Springs
Mendyine
Brie
Crawford
Erie County
Weather update: Snow forecast near Inkes tonight and Friday
A weather report notes snowfall approaching Inkes with icy conditions tonight and into Friday. Storm cells may bring light accumulations and slick travel. Travelers are advised to monitor updates and take precautions.
Community backs senior trip to Washington via Journal drive
The Corry community supports the Senior Class of 1918 to fund a Washington trip. The Ironing Journal scheme has wide backing and aims to lift every paper coupon for six weeks. D Warren DeRosay of Corry Brick and Tile Co donates ten dollars to aid the effort. Committees will track Journal circulation to prove the plan and a handsome sum will be awarded after six weeks.
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Washington
Doris
Gerry
Evening Journal
D. Warren DeRosay
Corry
A. di. Colegrove
Corry Evening Journal
Pennsylvania
Colegrove
Washington, D. c
Corry Brick and Tile Company
D. Warren
DeRosay
Taft Seeks Alaska Railroad to Open Coal Fields
President Taft asks Congress to authorize a 73 mile railroad in Alaska to access government coal lands. Private lease would operate the line at an estimated cost near 100000 dollars.
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Congress
United Preas
Washington, D. C
Praal
Thirty thousand Turks retreat in Gallipoli action
United Press reports from Constantinople and London describe Bulgarian gains in Gallipolis campaign with General Savoff claiming a Turkish retreat of over thirty five thousand. Albanians advance on Uskub, while London dispatches hint at a secret Turkish peace talk near Chatalya amid limited frontline fighting.
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United Press
Bolla
Toh
Gallipolis
Savoff
Turkey
Constantinople
Uskub
London
Harse
Chatalya
Wehataldja
Gallipoli
Trust Companies of the Country: 1912 Edition Summary
The 1912 edition reports 1 579 trust companies with total resources exceeding 5 490 000 000 and assets over 322 000 000, reflecting rising public confidence and growth since 1908. Preface by Foun W. Platten highlights continued progress, conservatism, and expanded community usefulness through the year ended June 1912.
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Trust Companies of
United States
Foun W. Platten
Trust Company
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