Interstate Commission Decision On Long and Short Haul Rule
The Interstate Commerce Commission released an unanimous ruling on continuing temporary relief for the long and short haul clause across roads nationwide. The Louisville and Nashville line retains its temporary relief until its original expiration, while other petitions for relief from transcontinental and regional lines are allowed to stand as issued. The decision stresses discretion in granting exceptions and emphasizes compliance with the general rule, with carriers to justify departures if challenged.
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Waashington City
Jim
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Hiad
Louisville & Nashville
Commission
Agere
Fae
Adams
Grotler
Dodger
Fln
Wheat panic and market turmoil roil New York
Uncertain trading day as wheat prices swing wildly amid a complex banking and Mart trading scene. Heavy notices show broker failures, attachments, and sheriff actions while market officials and unions debate policy and futures.
Fragmented OCR legal note in 19th century style chaos
Fragmented OCR text portrays a court case with names such as McGirthyste and McDuhold, references to conspiracies and vouchers, and testimony by an informer. The garbled lines discuss evidence, credibility of witnesses, and trial proceedings, ending with a note about continued arguments and prosecution themes.
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Chardy
Latwyer
Eae
Newpe de Tefunse
Fda Olfontes
Menards
Amt
Melonath Pha
Ella
Bhels Cortialls
Algg
Mike McDuhold
Rats Brother
Conmiate
Back" McGirthyste
Avidenie
United Shateua
Rigland
Belhl
Kelina
Dufun
Aegimenta
Util
Psi
Murderer Confession Aims at Rahway Case Details
A garbled but dense report outlines a murder case near Rahway with suspect Caspar Strimback arrested Tuesday in a county. It mentions a young woman, a plan to abduct, a strong clew about the crime, and a photograph of the scene. Also notes a separate political interview about Blaing and a funeral guard at Logan's Tomb with authorities and local figures cited.
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Kate
Ant Ianway
Noh
Duno
Potles
Kiel
Batieday
Mare
Gorman
Farimer
Rahway
Tina
Mmrde
Caspar
Fale
Ute
Colin Bown
Noah
Broottyn
Abramback
Dria
Stein Gor
Trumbael
Bblubagk
Blaing
Europe
Cynoinnatt
Engulyer
Hyhus
Bungtor Mherman
Baling
Bushas
Washington du Novumbur
Blinn
Coun
Return of the rebel battle flags stirs protest in reunion era
Ohio Governor Mor Hler faced pressure June 1 from G A ational commander Putnam to shield the return of Confederate battle flags from the War Department. Aimed at honoring veterans, the proposal drew opposition from lawmakers, Democrats and Republicans alike, who warned the flags belong to the government and should not be reclaimed without Congress.
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Tinota
House
Senate
Reese
McWinlas
Bayne County
Merritt
Cole Glyon
Bailey
Ala Apentor
Ballay
Speaker
Ely
Bin
Bai Joy
Wadley
Cole
DU Adler
Grey
Mir National
Mona
Nila
Ant
Brooklyn
Gail Poly
Gail
Conveanua
Ohio
Mor Hler
Old Aolers
Mather
Washington
Union Poldh
Anton Thige
Pola Ly
Tata
Drubaa
Sony
Drum
Virginia
Pexas
War Department
Chom
Ibis
Anniston Growth and Iron Boom Sparks Rise in Population
A lecture in Anniston Alabama notes rapid industrial expansion with two 2200-ton furnaces a steel bloomery and pipe works to produce 60 000 tons of iron annually. Population grew from 4000 to 7000 as housing strains appear and 4000 workers required for new mills and locomotives. The piece links this rise to local mineral resources and the souths notable iron industry.
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Anytston
Ala
Angelowt
Bauriwong
Hon
Wilam Db
Zay Wan
Canwoolt
Ftda de
Anniston
Kulloy Taya
Bow
Ateol Blouimery
Tron
Conan
Immensa Fro-Brick Works
Ate
Banda
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