Railroads Keep Market Push For Cars And Bridges
U S railroads continue purchasing cars engines and bridge material with orders placed by Virginian Mineral Range and others. Major buys include 250 box cars 100 rock cars 1000 steel under frames and 54 passenger cars plus various locomotives and freight equipment. Negotiations also target bridge girders steel sills and structural steel for several rail lines and city projects.
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Baltimore patrolman charged in assault on West Penn lineman
An echo of an alleged attack by W. H. Crownover of the Baltimore and Ohio on Richard Kearns a West Penn lineman Saturday evening led to Crownover’s arrest in Connellsville on an assault and battery charge filed by Kearns.
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No Drunkard Plan Poised to Become Maryland Law
A plan backed by the National Defense Association aims to end drunkenness by licensing buyers of alcohol. It would abolish current licenses, require each drinker to obtain a personal $1 annual license and allow family licenses, with strict penalties for serving without proper authorization and for license fraud.
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National Defense Association
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Milford
Licensing Sanctions for Alcohol Offenses
A legal license shall be fined 100 dollars or 30 days in jail for first intoxication. Doctors must report every case of drunkenness to the state license department within ten days, including full name age and address, under penalty of 100 dollars per report. Second offense results in current year license loss. third offense lifetime license loss.
New York Horsemen Seek Road Aid to Protect Old Dobbin
Albany delegates of the New York State Association of Horsemen petition the 1916 legislature to reserve part of state roads solely for horse drawn vehicles. They urge support for horse breeding and preservation as autos grow faster than horses with one automobile per 41 persons in the state.
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New York State Association of Horsemen
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Birthday Brothers and a Execution in Early January News
In Trenton Billy Sunday begins a seven weeks fight with the devil and visits Paterson within a year. In Salem three brothers born Jan 7 1866 1872 and 1874 celebrate their shared birthday all left handed. In Ossining Antonio Ponton faces the electric chair for a 1914 murder of Gleasié Kramer. Des Moines church boards discuss a mid western Baptist university on the old Des Moines College site.
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Antonio Ponton
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Gleasié Kramer
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the Baptist Church
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Uncle Abe Counter Reaches 111 in Lafayette
Lafayette Georgia reports "Uncle Abe" Counter turning 111 today with plans to reach 115. Born January 7 1805 at Jasper Tennessee he recalls seeing General Andrew Jackson and his troops heading to New Orleans.
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Schwab the Man Who Came Back
Albert A. Atwood profiles Charles M. Schwab as a dominant figure in the steel industry highlighting his career revival and enduring influence. The piece surveys his leadership, business strategies, and the impact of his decisions on the steel sector and corporate America.
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Albert A. Atwood
Indicted men in New York deny Navy strike conspiracy charges
A federal grand jury in New York indicted eight prominent men led by Congressman Buchanan and former Illinois figures on a conspiracy to foment strikes in American munitions factories. The list includes Frank S Monnett, Robert Fowler, Jacob C Taylor, Harry B Martin, David Lamar, Franz von Rintelen, and others.
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Harry K. Martin
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Franz von Rintelen
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