Europe Adopts River Control and Pennsylvania Follows
A discussion outlines Europe’s river regulation moves and stateside parallels. Germany allows Genossenschafts to compel membership for river projects. Ohio funds conservancy districts. New York and Wisconsin earlier examined state supervised storage and power works. Pennsylvania faces constitutional limits on funding districts and contemplates a joint state and local financing plan for river regulation with engineers to supervise and oversee harbor works.
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Pennsylvania
Europe
Jegislature
Germany
Genesuonschafts
Kyranmont
Conservancy Act of
Ohio
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Courts of Common Pleas
New York
State Conservation Communiton
Ohio Conservancy
Experts Endorse Storage Reservoirs For River Regulation
Readings from the International Congress of Navigation held in Philadelphia show engineers endorsing storage reservoirs as a proper means to regulate river flow. The congress notes support methods like bed regulation, dredging, and deeper channels aided by reservoir water to improve current.
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International Congress of Navigation
Philadelphia
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War Department
Haya Ist Alorues Renuryoirn
Nationwide Railroad Strike Called for September 4 Morning
Public notice states restrike on all railroads set for 7 o clock Monday morning September 4. The action was ordered from Washington as the President of the United States sought to avert a disaster.
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United States
Washington
Final Railroad Proposal Peacefully Settling the Controversy
The railroads presented a final settlement plan effective September 1, 1914 outlining eight hour workdays with monthly individual accounts of wage differences to be settled by a Commission. It urged public investigation and a Commission to determine costs and guide adjustments, arguing the proposal would raise railway expenses and affect the nation’s transport and economy. The plan, rejected by the brotherhoods, followed negotiations and a strike order.
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Brotherhoods
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Conk Committee of
Threat to Democracy: Potential Strike by High-Paid Labor
A provocative editorial warns that a potential strike by the best paid laborers could threaten democracy and cripple transportation. It argues no group should hold power to imperil commerce, naming railroad interests and prominent figures tied to multiple rail lines and systems.
Testing Association to Begin Aided by Wah Leaders
The Testing Association formed by He Ontequial around Hever Dein is set to begin work with directors Jay Potlett Ht DB Whittwy Im A Lyons Melvin Auithi Wil Hert Ghador Proctor and Lester Wilnon. The plan includes monthly weighing of milk testing for butter fat and metering on cow and fowl, plus preparing rations.
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Hever
Romeo
Amali la Raniy
Jay Potlett
DB. Whittwy
Im A. Lyons
Melvin Auithi
Wil Hert
Ghador Proctor
Lester Wilnon
Agan
Huxta Gallorie
Inside bathing and limestone phosphate cleanse for health
An early morning routine advocates drinking hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to wash out toxins and purify the body before breakfast. It claims skin and bowel pores absorb poisons if not eliminated daily, improving health, breath, and complexion for those with headaches, coated tongues, or prior stomach issues.
PYPHWRITERS REMINGTONS SMITH PRE MIERES $12
Auk Empire Type Foundry Buttaio NY offers children typing lessons at home during vacation with a free instruction book.
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Remingtons
SMITH
Leven
Auk Empire Type Foundry
Buttaio
N.Y
Local Travel Route Ad Names Lewis Area Towns
A brief travel notice lists fast trip options through Lewis and surrounding towns including Wheatland Greenville Mercer Stoneboro Meadville Titsville Stagerstown Gonneautville Erie and Sharon with Glenboro Rochester New York advertising cross state travel connections.
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Quick
Hastier
Lewis
Surrounding
Wheatland
Greenville
Mercer
Stoneboro
Meadville
Titsville
Stagerstown
Gonneautvilte
Erle
Sharon
Glen Bros
Rochooter
N.Y
Popular Actress Dies After Excessive Dancing
Josephine Cohan, a singer with Geo M. Cohan and a member of the Four Colines, died in New York. She was stricken with heart disease, attributed to years of intense dancing. She had just returned from Australia where she toured with Fred Niblo.
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Josphine Cohan
Geo
M. Cohan
Coline
Aled
New York
Sho
Autmll
Fred Niblo
Golden Lax Tablets Offer Quick Relief
Promises no griping or pain relief for ailments including Gimutipa tion L4ver Headachen and Dixzlosa. Take one tablet at 10 o'clock to expect effect by about 6. Each carton has forty tablets and costs 260. Available at NTL Amex and Co and Thomas Downey ay.
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Drigetary Ntl Amex and Co
Thomas Downey
Notice Wanted Rags Rubber Papers and More
Call Bell telephony No 38 M L Eastman 61 Columbus Ave seeks buyers for rags rubber papers magazines and all kinds of mould. Sender will come himself for transactions.
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Bell Telephony
M. L. G. Eastman
Columbus Ave
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Testing Association
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Nickel Plate Road
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Gkalhaya Road
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Spring Creek Township
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Robert Patterson Real Eestate Agency
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