Coal consumption by locomotives prompts study of savings
Washington November 18 Ninety zillion tons of coal were consumed by locomotives and passenger trains in the United States costing railroads 170 500 000 dollars. A survey bulletin notes that about ten million tons are lost as heat in exhaust while engines idle, suggesting potential savings under ideal conditions. Professor W F Goss led the study at the University of Illinois to determine feasible reductions.
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Lodge of Sorrow Memorial Services Scheduled
Local lodge announces December services to memorialize the dead. Members plan rites and community prayers.
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Mae Wood Decides to Face Her Accusers
Ilesburg Colorado November 15 Mae Wood 15 charged with perjury in connection with claims to being the Wise Senator Thompson’s niece New York she had been notified of the charges but would start east at once though she felt too ill to travel her brother is also quite ill
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Snake Stories Told At Indiana Military Order Meet
Members of the Grand Lair of the Military Order of Serpents of Indiana will attend the regular meeting at South Bend tomorrow night. Attorney Otto I Deal of the city, an officer of the organization, will be among the Wart members.
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University Professor Dies on Illinois Campus
A University of Illinois professor died on campus. The incident occurred on the main campus, and authorities are investigating the death to determine causes and circumstances. Further details have not been released.
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Executio War Cloud Lowers With Revolution Rounded Up
Navy reports two American citizens Leonard Grace and Leroy Cannon captured by revolutionists in Nicaragua and shot by order of President Zelaya after he refused to commute the sentences. The American consul requested clemency but was ignored. Sympathizers claim a reign of terror exists across the country.
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Exploration Begins in Burning Mine
Fragmentary report notes exploration starts at a mine named Burning Mine. References a shaft and passages leading to a state analysis of 256 miners. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but imply initial surveying and safety checks underway.
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Auxiliary Ladies To Entertain Visitors
A social event report notes Auxiliary Ladies hosting visitors with a receipt of 0. pp. The item highlights a community gathering planned by local auxiliary members.
Hen Island Power for Railway Service Beginnings
Fragmentary text describes plans for electric power delivery for railway service on Hen Island. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The snippet mentions commencing work and delivering electricity before a project end date, but lacks concrete entities or dates.
Carpenters’ Dispute Ends Federation War
A long running clash between two unions has concluded with settlement terms not disclosed. Leaders from both sides hailed the ending as a step toward labour peace, though details of any concessions remain private.
Building vote deferral prompts efforts across council
Local leaders push to defer a building vote while pursuing further talks. Officials emphasize undecided positions and ongoing discussions. The agenda includes a tentative timeline and potential concessions to secure broader support.
Board of Public Works discusses street name changes
Meeting records show Mr Armold presenting petitions for new street names. Committee members debated progress and noted Johnson and Lounsberry owned blocks. Officials emphasized petitions requesting changes and addressed naming suggestions.
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