Coal Storage Growth to Stabilize Coal Supply
Storage facilities have expanded across the coal industry to steady the market and guard against strikes and demand spikes. Engineers cite reserve capacity at about 10 percent of annual production as a safeguard, with new plants rising along the Atlantic Seaboard, Great Lakes, and rail hubs.
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Great Lakes
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Inovg Taj
Hitchin Gas Case Looms Over City Contract Talks
Fort Wayne officials and J M Barrett of Fort Wayne Gas discuss a drafting flaw in the Indianapolis framed contract. Barrett seeks a clause protecting the company, while Mayor Hosey defends the city’s right to set rates after ten years if allowed by the legislature. A Monday meeting with City Attorney Colerick is planned to resolve the dispute.
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Judge Adair Campaign Stages Close But Cline Dominates Nine Townships
In Allen county a heated primary ended with Cyrus Cline of Angola defeating Judge Joseph W. Adair of Columbia City. Cline carried eleven townships and won thirty seven delegates, while Adair held firm in several wards and counties. The finish sparked cautious talk of a Kendallville convention as returns rolled in and voters filled downtown crowds. The night saw large turnout, orderly polling, and intense effort by both campaigns to mobilize supporters for the district final.
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Cyrus Cine
Angola
Joseph W. Agatt
Columbia City
Cline
Ailen County
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Adair
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Perry
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Sline
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Andy Johann
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Lagrange
J' Henry Culerick
John W. Adiuine
Jutec
Vice President Falmbanke Unable to Attend State Convention
In Indianapolis on March 31 the vice president Falmbanke notified Secretary Reddick that he cannot attend the state convention on April 1. The letter thanks the secretary for the invitation and cites demanding duties preventing attendance.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Falmbanke
Reddick
Governor Guild Holds His Own Governor Guild
Maz Nareh reports on a political event as Governor eae Soda omits day and one Sibetites change. It-Riewenecat condition is assessed by experts and physicians.
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Governor Guild
Maz
Nareh
Eae Soda
Watson Leads in Indiana Republican Delegates Fight
Indiana delegates to today’s Republican convention reported Watson with a majority in Clinton and Harrison counties, and strong showings in Miami and Jefferson. In Terre Haute fist fights surfaced as Conn’s followers opposed the regulars, while Sam Ralston’s slate reportedly gained thirty delegates.
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Severn
Clinton County
James E. Watson
Daviess County
Watson
Hugh Th. Miller
Taylor
Harrison County
Algven
Hugh
Th. Miler
Miami County
Charles W. Miler
Th. Miller
Adama County
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Charles
Miter
Terre Haute
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Democracy
Sam Ralston
FILLMAN STRICKEN AS SENATORIAL CANDIDATE IN MASSACHUSETTS
Benjamin Billman a candidate for the United States Senate is reported seriously ill at Renton, with nervous attacks and numbness returning on the left side. His physician, Dr J W Babecel, cites exhaustion from hard work. The condition worsened over the past day with ongoing symptoms.
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Collumbia
C. March
United States
Benjamin Billman
Hietome Ad
Renton
J. W. Babecel
Roosevelt Leaps Into Legislative Fray With Plan
President Roosevelt outlines a sweeping program to Congress including tariff revision in a special session, an amendment to the Sherman act to limit labor and capital combinations, curbs on court injunctions in labor disputes, an employers liability bill, and passage of the Aldrich financial bill. A White House conference with Midwestern business leaders pledged support, citing recent financial upheavals and graft as reasons for reform.
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Weather outlook for Washington and Midwest regions
The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness on Sunday and Monday with rain in northern areas. Sunday night turns colder with some rain in Michigan’s south, while Indiana should stay fair late Sunday into Monday. Overall, colder conditions arrive after the weekend across these regions.
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Washington
Indiana
Heinz Fines Paid to the Government in Contempt Case
Helena Montana March 21 payment of a $22,009 fine in a case involving Augustus Heinz and Frank Trorke for contempt of court related to an injunction in a mine litigation dispute over a Butte mine. The sum was sent to the national treasury in Washington.
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Augustus Heinz
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Weehington
Butte
Mince
Labor Protest Urges Congress to Protect Unions
Washington dispatch quotes anonymous labor leaders urging hard action after the Supreme Court’s anti-trust ruling against unions. The message calls for amending the Sherman law, regulating injunctions, and limiting employer liability, with workers urged to question candidates and hold mass meetings April 19 or 20 to protest. It pledges to press Congress and build broader support for labor rights.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Mattutlana
Farmers
Paat
Addrega
Congress
United States
Labor
Baeh
Beers Boycotted by St Louis Unions Over Labor Dispute
In St Louis on March 21 unions declared twenty four city breweries in the unfair list for contract violations and locking out 3,500 workers. They refused arbitration and began a boycott with 100,000 circulars urging unions to import beer from outside cities. An effort to strike workers at large branch plants here was announced.
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Joseph Proehstle
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