Rivers and Harbors Bill Reported in House
The House reports the rivers and harbors bill outlining an appropriation of 441 million dollars plus 5 million for related needs. It covers port and river improvements, with 47 million set for computing projects previously authorized. Department headquarters details and fiscal provisions accompany the measure.
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Municipal building project debated and approved
The city commission reviewed the first estimate by Architect Cnargo for electrical work on the Muninzpai pulling Works building. The vote approved a $9,000 building bond issue with 4 percent interest payable over twenty years, plus a $500 down payment and related city printing and contracting steps.
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Electrical Sons
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Farm Products Show Opens This Evening
Harrisburg reports the annual Farm Products Show begins this evening with hundreds of attendees expected. Gov Waldo Apron and state officials including Frederick Ragin and Edward Martin will open the exhibition featuring farm machinery, livestock, and agricultural displays. Experts from the State College agricultural extension and experimental stations will discuss advances in farming practices and research.
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Dean Sarah Loglie Arnold
Shamone Cateego, Boaton
Examinations Under Way at High School
Examinations are underway at the high school this morning and will continue through the week. Preparations for the annual Tusior Senior swap and other events are already being made by tutors ahead of Friday evening activities.
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Rabbit Men Meet Tonight
A note on a local meeting describes Rabbit Men gathering in the Board of Commerce room to discuss organization, prospects, and possible formation of an association. Items include street department equipment and city police department reorganization affecting town board duties.
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Flu Epidemic Spreads Through Chicago Headlines
Jan 20 health officials report influenza rapidly spreading in Chicago with about 1,000 new cases daily and multiple deaths in the past two days. Authorities urge improved heat safety in tenement apartments amid outbreak concerns.
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Britain To Try Profiteers In War Era
Great Britain's war men and war mayors call for trials of profiteers tied to the war effort. The Daily Mail reports exiled figures and notes Britain will seek just measures against those exploiting wartime needs. Weather brings snow and cold ahead of planned events.
Waterford Rail Disaster Claims One Life
A severe rail accident near Waterford left one person dead and another injured. Emergency crews cordon the area as investigators begin to determine the cause and assess the wreckage.
Admiral Mayo before Senate Committee
Rear Admiral Mayo, central Atlantic commander during the war, testified before a Senate military committee amid inquiry into success of wartime operations. Officials questioned logistical details, supply coordination, and Navy recruitment amid mounting public scrutiny.
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American Ship Lost Off the Swedish Coast Reported
An American vessel disappeared off the Swedish coast as a weary crew aborted their voyage. The ship, partly damaged and with a small crew, was last seen near Stockholm amid night conditions. Officials from the Benin Mowat line are investigating the rescue and recovery efforts.
City Building Fire Marks City History Anniversary
A year ago today a devastating blaze consumed the First Ward City Building, headquarters of the city fire department. Firefighters battled flames amid harsh weather as the structure burned, prompting talk of new building plans and city growth.
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Rail Traffic In City Hit By Ongoing Storm
Rail traffic nears the city remains disorganized as a fierce storm continues. Crews clear yards and reroute trains with limited progress while crews at key junctions mobilize to restore services as delays mount across several lines.
Blizzards Cause Freight Crash In East End Yards
A severe blizzard halts service as freights collide in East End yards this afternoon. Trams report rear end smash blamed on whiteout conditions, with crews assessing damage and delays likely.
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Westbound Train Collision Manages No Injuries Detected
A westbound freight train derailed multiple cars near the ducal yards No. 87 causing scattered damage but no injuries. Investigators report one employee signaling from the rear and a second train diverted while authorities assess damage and clear the wreckage.
Powhatan Passengers Not Transferred by United
Reports from the Powhatan and Cedric indicate passengers aboard the transport were to be moved to the White Star liner last night but contradicting messages from both ships caused confusion about the transfer. A ship’s horn and motor memory suggest delays as crews prepared to offload, while Cape Cod reports say liners were leaving port bound for New York. Also noted is the death of Mrs Cordelia Wilkinson, widow of Sprague Wilkinson, at 6 a.m. at her North Center home. burial plans set for later today in Durkin Cemetery Colusa.
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