State Public Utilities Commission Holds Railway Pass Hearing Today
The State Public Utilities Commission opened hearings in Harrisburg on railway passes for employees and whether such passes should be continued or altered as compensation. Representatives of railway brotherhoods attended in the Senate Chamber as officials argued about exemptions, constitutional issues, and the impact on city budgets. Clergymen urged tax exemptions and clergy rate relief amidst the debate.
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United Press
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Tralsman
Mamuel Smnt
Adjustmant
Allway
Tiwan
Mont Exsen
Alter
Wowaldo
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Rilef
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Harrisburg
J.T. Avatin
Railway Telegraphera Brotherhood
Passon
C. T. Robinson
Pittsburg
D. H. Strike Settled But Not Entirely
United Press reports the Doliwire and Hudwen railroad strike ended for now but two discharged workers were reinstated and a full adjournment of the road’s troubles was not immediate. Traffic resumed this morning amid residual congestion and the company stated operations were near normal in the interim.
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Doliwire
Hudwen
Martin Carey
Tratny Ie
President Wilson Read His Full Trust Message Today
A garbled dispatch reports President Wilson reading his trust message to Congress this afternoon. The account mentions figures like C.H Porter Jol Lovemait and others visiting a house and discussing alleged plans with deputies, plus references to the White House, Speaker Clark, and state of the union remarks. The narrative blends political briefing with unclear details about lawsuits, corporate trusts, and proposed legislation, reflecting the era’s focus on antitrust scrutiny and currency questions.
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Congress
White House
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Verr
Bucon Ant Gilinger
Wood
Fitzgerald
Mann
Carnorationa
Honk
neroHl Md Publ
Beeview
Kystem
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Philn
Ntiyekee
Eilw Group
mUllionutrey
Exon
Wong Linldinga
Stork Jywiksneens Corporations
Wonatilite
Eiriyiyl Mom Nyyalles
Phu Weedldéns
Mart
Liu
Yeauo
Alan Fe
Franklin Man Took Carbolic Acid Suicide Tragedy
A Franklin man named Robert King aged unknown, son of Mr and Mrs Mathias King, died by self inflicted carbolic acid in his Prospect Park home. He had been in ill health for months and his sister Miss Emma King, long a Franklin resident, confirms the death as a clear suicide.
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Brantlin
Robert King
Mathias King
Prospect Park
Emma King
Franklin
Huerta Will Not Head His Army In Mexico City
Report from Mexico City dated January 20 states Huerta will not command the Federal army at Torreon. Cabinet opposition and fears over cotton losses to Villa influence his decision to fight in person, but five-man commission and other officials deny resignations. Meanwhile refugees from Wallad Fort Bilas arrive in Texas, held in tents under guard as the Mexican War rages.
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Lang
Mexico City
Huerta
Torreon Infferson
Villa
Moratalay
Senator Someltera
Catholic Party
Senor Zepeda
Dave Ben Inprldon Kinles
Fort Bilas
Congressman and attorney in heated office brawl report
United Frese dispatches from Washington detail a tense incident inside the Inter office as attorney JT Sietits and Kentucky's TE Ben duhingon clash. Witnesses say Shields, a lobbyist for firefighters and police, and Johnson exchanged blows, with both men sustaining facial cuts while tempers flared over a bill related to streetcar fares. The scene included threats of a revolver, hinting at escalating hostility.
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Washington, D
JT Sietits
Ugeliy
Ben Duhingon
Kentucky
Intler
Lima
Johnabo
Shields
Johnson
Melgat
Vh Kan
Feeble Text Fragment Reformulates Savings Threat
A garbled note references saving someone named Jean and mentions savings and gains. The passage lacks coherent facts, dates, or clear entities beyond generic terms and implied financial actions, making it difficult to extract a concrete news item or summary.
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