Mines and Railroads B. and O. Reports Record September Revenue
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad posts a September gross of 9,617,819 the highest in its history aided by coal shipments and new accounting rules. Net for September is 3,195,675 the third highest for a month, with a year over year gain of 559,544 as costs fall in several areas and maintenance costs rise in others.
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President disappointed by defeat of woman suffrage in New Jersey
President Wilson and administration leaders express deeper disappointment over New Jersey voting down woman suffrage than suffrage leaders. The piece notes expectations for Massachusetts and New York, the political implications for both parties, and the split within suffrage ranks between state strategy and federal amendment efforts. It mentions Princeton as a voting example and outlines regional suffrage status across states.
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New Fruit Cleaning and Grading Machine Introduced in Oregon
A motor driven device just introduced in Oregon can clean and grade apples peaches pears oranges and lemons. It handles over 17 000 pieces per hour and sorts fruit into ten grades. The cleaner uses hog bristle brushes then feeds fruit to a circular grader with a thirteen foot diameter and a radial bin table surrounding a central revolving plate with twenty four cups.
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War Dispatches One Year Ago Today October 22 1914
Eighth day of the battle before Warsaw between Russian and Austro German forces. Austria claimed relief of Przemys. Britain announced the release of the American ship John D Rockefeller. Prussian diet approved a war credit of 375 million dollars. Americans formed a London committee to aid Belgians. Intense artillery duel near Nieuport as allies clash with German forces.
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Nieuport
Birthday Highlights Across Notables in Today’s Paper
Augusta Victoria empress born Schloss Dalzig 57 years ago Cissie Loftus actress born Glasgow 39 Raymond Hitchcock actor born Auburn 50 Gen James A Gary ex postmaster general born Uncasville 82 Stephen M Babcock Wisconsin milk test inventor born Bridgewater 72 Michael F Phelan congressman born Lynn 40 Karl Muck Boston Symphony Orchestra leader born Darmstadt 56 Keator Olympia bishop born Honesdale 60 Richard H Crossfield Transylvania president born Lawrenceburg 47 William Carrigan Boston player born Lewiston 32
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Transylvania
Postmasters Converge in Washington for Annual Convention
National Association of Postmasters gathering in Washington with about 500 first class and 2000 second class members. John J. Cleary of Terre Haute Ind serves as president. Two day agenda includes the two division plan and rural delivery auto use among postal service topics.
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National Association of Postmasters
John J. Cleary
Terre Haute
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