President's Message Urges Amendments for Public Interest Combines
President urges amending the Rheeman Act to permit combinations that serve the public, calls for stronger interstate rail and telegraph regulation, expansion of postal savings, wageworker protections, and federal oversight to curb corporate power. Warns against unjust court actions and stresses forest and waterway conservation, national parks, and improved military and naval readiness.
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Poultry Show in January in Taylor County
Promoters and poultry enthusiasts met at the Grafton Board of Trade rooms in the Tre Galles building to form temporary officers. Harvey Scranage was named president and Clyde Rector secretary. Permanent officers elected include Harvey Scranage president Ed L Blaney vice president Dr T F Lanham treasurer Clyde A Turner secretary. Board of managers chosen Charles Durbin D C Pratt and W L Tibbetts.
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Arrest of Baltimore & Ohio relief agent on charge of robbing company
Spatty Sentinel notes J. G. Moore a relief agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was arrested at Arden by Capt. G. W. Johnson of the B and O detective service on charges of robbing the company. Police found two stolen tickets numbers 1682 and 1633 and $49 on him. Johnson’s capture is described as clever work.
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Heiress 10 A Little Savage Heiress in New York
Florence Abbey an alleged English heiress, thirteen, has been living as a savage in New York. Police say she has slept under back stoops and hidden in chicken houses, stealing food and clothes. Foster parents offer a good home, while factions seek control of her custody. she is held at Gerry Home for Children as incorrigible.
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Belief in Dream Delivers Gas Boom for Klanitzer
Pittsburg Pa December 8 Prank Kkiownitzer once laughed at for his dream now earns about 54 dollars daily as drilling success follows his forecast. He and his Bohemian family lived modestly near Shields farm in Butler county until a vision led to financing a drilling venture. An off well struck fifty four barrels daily, and two more wells were found where he claimed he saw in his dream.
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