Railroads seek 15 percent freight hike urged by presidents
Overnight dispatches report rail presidents from eastern southern and western lines asking the Interstate Commerce Commission to sanction a 15 percent freight rate increase. Other items note Washington rules allowing state officers to inspect federal tax returns, and various international and domestic events across multiple cities.
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Associated Press
New York
Eastern, Southern, and Western Railroad
Washington Treasury
Deny Engagement of Pretender to Throne and Princess Maria
Brussels reports deny the engagement of Archduke Otto and Princess Maria. Baron Gudents, marshal of the archduke's court, calls the claim false and says the archduke has no marriage plans. The Empress Zita visited Italy to honor the Pope, amid rumors of a Rome report about a papal permission for a October wedding.
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Brussels
Belgium
Archduke Otto
Thron
Hungary
Vic
Italy
Baron Gudents
Zita
Rome
Pineapple King’s Son Weds Bride in Nevada Honeymoon
Richard A. Dole, 23, son of pineapple magnate James Dole, and his bride May McManus Johnson, 19, of San Jose, Calif., honeymooning in Reno vicinity after driving all night. They obtained a marriage license in Sparks, Nev., and were married by Rev. Edward A. McGowan. Their engagement had been announced earlier.
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Reno, Nev
Richard A. Dole
James D. Dole
May McManus Johnson
San Jose
Calif
Reno
Nevada
James Drummond Dole
Cal
Lake Tahoe
Sparks
Nev
Edward A. McGowan
Episcopal Church
Stormy weather slows salvage of Poseidon submarine
Stormy conditions in the Yellow Sea hindered British and Japanese salvage efforts for the Poseidon sunk off Shantung. Divers face danger as crews work to raise the wreck while awaiting the American ship Pigeon. Eighteen sailors died, thirty five rescued. A separate note says birds have poor sense of smell despite strong olfactory organs.
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Weiheiwei
China
Shantung Peninsula
Yellow Sea
Poseidon
International News Network Captures Global Desk From Ice to Tropics
From polar ice to sun baked regions, reporters of the Associated Press extend a worldwide news gathering network. Circling the globe, the organization links reporters across continents to deliver coordinated coverage.
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