Wall Street Stocks Open Lower Amid Broad Losses
The stock market opened heavy with most shares down 1 to 5 percent led by declines in Reading Union Pacific S St Paul and Pennsylvania readings. Amalgamated edged up early then slipped as selling intensified with room traders driving prices down. Government issues held steady and overall activity showed weak demand and subdued support.
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New York
Amalgamated
Reading
Union Pacific
S. St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Atchison and
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices From Scripps Press Association
Pittsburg Pa January reports cattle supplies light and steady with prime cattle around 5.57 to 6.70 dollars and good 5.29 to 5.50. Sheep supplies fair and slow with prime wether prices at 5.60 to 5.75 and lambs at 5.66 to 6.75. Hogs receipts 25 loads with prime heavies around 7.00 and mediums 7.05.
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Pittsburg
Scripps“ScRae Press Association
Local securities show little change in early trading
The local stock list moved only modestly with no material gains. Street Railway rose to the highest quote in some time at 11 while Union Traction common remained unchanged. Bond prices were generally firm with Kokomo Marion & Western bonds at 85 bid, offered around 84. The market absorbed several bonds as the week progressed, with Broad Ripple 3s near 90 and Citizens Street Railroad 5s at 106. Fort Wayne and Indiana Hotel firms also present, with Indiana Union Traction quoted 84 86 and Indianapolis Columias Southern 5s at 102 102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Traction
Kokomo
Marion & Western
Broad Ripple
Citizens’ Street Railroad
W. & Wahb. Val. Trac. Co
Indiana Hotel Co. Ge
Inn
Indiana Union Traction
Indpls
Colum., & Southern
American Central Life Ins. Co
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works Valet
Via Belt Railroad
Com Belt Railroad
Brown-Ketcham Iron
Capital National Bank
Wee Central Trust Co
One
Citizens’ Savings Deposit Co
Columbia National Bank Seeeetee
Farmers’ Trust Company
Se Federal Union Surety Coaneeeneae
W. & Wab
Val. Trac. Co
Home Brewing Company
Indiana Hotel Co
al Ind. Hotel Co
Ind. Hotel Co
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Title Guard & Loan Co
Indiana Trust Company
Indiana Union Traction Co
Sceerie
Indianapolis Abattoir
Indpis. & Martinsville R. T. Co
Indianapolis Fire Ins Co
Indianapolis
Gas Co Op
Southeastern T
Indpl
Indianapolis Street Railway
Ipls Trac. & Térm
Sears
Wedeee
Aycock Mfg. Ca
Lordsville & Eastern R. R. Em
Louisville & Eastern R. R
Marion
Merchants’ H. & L
Merchants National Bank
New “Telephone Co
New Telephone Co
People's Deposit Bank
Ae Reeves & Co Pid and Security Trust Co
Rfeifen Bele
Pat Craig
Terre Haute Traction & Light
Union National Bank
Nien Traction Cam Ab
Union Traction
Union Trust Co Besten Eee
van Camp Hardware
Ene
Vandalla Coal Co Common
Vandalia Coal Co
Wasson
City Grain Market Report and Grain Prices
The report lists wheat, corn, oats, and hay prices with numerous grades and through-billing terms. It notes steady wheat, firm hay, and detailed pricing for red, white, and mixed grain categories, including through billing and inspection totals for multiple carloads.
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices Report
Cincinnati O Jan 23 Cable Receipts 250 steady Butchers steers extra 6.45 5.35 good to choice 4.60 5.15 calves extra 10.00 Hog receipts 4000 strong Good to choice 6.85 6.90 mixed packers 6.36 6.80 Sheep receipts 450 steady Extra 5.10 5.25 lambs extra 8.00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-MecRae Press
Cincinnati. O
Inquiry Committee Formed to Probe Seeleyville and Clinton Horrors
A senate and house inquiry panel to investigate mining horrors at Seeleyville and Clinton was named on Friday. Senators Goodwine Ravins and Moss convene with Representatives Weaver Anna and Jackson. The committee will travel to Terre Haute on Saturday to begin work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeleyville
Clinton
House To Meet Monday After Noon
The house adjourned early Friday afternoon to reconvene on Monday after noon for further business and potential agenda items.
Livestock market report from Indianapolis hogs strong demand
Hogs receipts about 10 000 while cattle about 2 000 and sheep 30. Hog prices near 7 dollars with most sales 6.50 to 6.90 as supply moves easily. Cattle quoted steady with slower trade after preferred stock. Sheep quiet with activity tied to earlier quotations.
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Indianapolis
Livestock market reports from East Buffalo NY
Cattle receipts reach 100 head with steady values. Veals and calves at 5.50 to 10. Sheep receipts 5,800 down eased. Choice lambs 7.75 to 7.85, yearlings 6.00 to 6.05, wethers 5.45 to 5.73, ewes 5.00 to 5.25. Hogs receipts 6,800 up 10 cents. Yorkers 7.10 to 7.15, pigs 7.25 to 7.30, mixed grades 7.05 to 7.10, roughs 6.00 to 6.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
Grain and forage prices from a rural market listing
A fragmented price list shows corn at 44 Ike, shelled oats 812.00 with 15.00, straw 18.00 at 779.00, Miller 12.00 at 414.00, timothy hay 19.00 at 21.00, clover 1.00 at 20.90, mixed hay 318.90 at 26.00. The OCR snippet indicates agricultural commodities and unit prices with multiple errors.
Chicago Produce Market Briefs From Jan Twenty Fifth
Chicago markets report butter creamery extra at 0 cents Beggs fresh at 2 24 cents live poultry turkeys at 9 cents chickens at 12 cents spring offerings at 14 cents per dozen ducks and geese priced around 5.00 per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scrippa-Michne Preas Association
Congo Resolution Reported By Senate Committee
The Lodge Congo resolution was favorably reported in new form at a special Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting. It advises the president of the Senate's cordial support for measures he deems wise with powers signatory to the Berlin treaty to ameliorate conditions in the Congo Free State. The resolutions were presented by Mr. Lodge and sent to the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McHae Press Association
Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Congo Free State
Lodge
Senate Bill Cuts Ballot Printing to One Per Vote
Economy in printing ballots for elections is shown by a bill passed in the senate. The order would reduce from double the prior vote to one ballot per vote at the previous election plus a 25 percent share of the total vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Election By Electric Railway Men
The annual election of officers and executive board of the Central Electric Railway association for the ensuing year resulted in H. A. Nicholl of Anderson Indiana as president F. D. Carpenter of Lima Ohio as first vice president I. R. Todd of Indianapolis as second vice president and W. F. Milholand of Indianapolis as treasurer The executive board includes Ohio members H P Klegg F J Sloatt L Brad ley C N Wilcoxin E E Spring and Indiana members Charles Murdock Verre Haute A A Anderson F I Norvell C D Emonds and C C Reynolds. On the Josephine the Cleveland trip included W F J Stout J C Wilconsin J J Jordan PD H Lavenburg and E I Snook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Electric Railway Association
H. A. Nicholl
Anderson
Ind
F. D. Carpenter
Lima
Western Ohio System
I. R. Todd
Indianapolis
W. F. Milholand
Indianapols
Ohio
H. P. Klegg
Dayton
F. J. Sloatt
Hamilton
L. ©. Bradley
Columbus
C. N. Wilcoxin
EE. C. Spring
Cleveland
Indiana
Charles Murdock
Verre Haute
A. A. Anderson
F. 1. Norvell
C.D. Emonds
Fort Wayne
C. C. Reynolds
Crawfordsville
Josephine
Legislator Salary Hike Proposed by Assemblyman Stout
Special to The Sun Madison Wis Jan 25 Encouraged by Congress action Assemblyman Stout introduces a bill to raise state legislature pay from 500 to 1000 dollars annually The measure ends perquisites and graft supporters say it will pass after previous defeats as sessions lengthen from short to nearly six months and the state improves economically
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Congress
Assemblyman Stout
Wheat and Hog Market Summary From Chicago Grain Prices
Chicago grain prices rose modestly with wheat up 4 to 5 cents and hog products advancing. May wheat ranged around 7.78 to 7.94, corn near 46 cents, oats about 38 to 39 cents, with May pork at 16.55 and lard 9.55. Local receipts listed 21 car wheat, 72 car corn, 171 car oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Cattle Hogs and Lambs Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts around 2.00 steady with prime beef at about $500 to $85, stockers and feeders near $2.50, canners $1.50 to $7.50, Texans $2.00 to $4.40. Hogs receipts around 34,000 with lighter hogs trading near $6.50 to $6.89, heavy hogs about $6.79 to $6.82. Sheep receipts around 5,000 with western sheep about $3.60 to $3.80 and western lambs around $4.90 to $7.89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St Louis Livestock Prices At Wide Range On Jan 4
In St Louis Missouri on January 4 receipts reach 2 500 with steady trend. Best stockers and feeders priced around 2 75 to 3 05. Cows and heifers about 2 50 to 3 05, Texas steers 2 50 to 2 80. Hogs receipts about 8 89 percent higher with pigs and packers near 3 64 to 3 70. Lambs run strong around 7 00 to 7 50 with natives noted in limited supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Texas
Bons, Inc
New York Proc ce Scripps McRare Prices and Receipts
New York port prices for Mets and Western steam lard with spot quotes. Tallow markets show city and country rates. Butter receipts reach 2,345 with creamery at 31 to 32 cents. Eggs white fancy quoted 30 to 32 cents. Full cream cheese rate licited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Scripps-McRare Press Association
Mets
Western Steam
House Debates Adjournment Time In Lively Session
The house spent much time discussing adjournment. A motion to adjourn to 2 o clock Monday was amended to 10 o clock Saturday and adopted. Traction line workers objected claiming it would cut a Friday session. The motion to adjourn was reconsidered, an afternoon session set, and a further adjournment vote failed. The sole lively moment was the adjournment debate lasting about fifteen minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condo
Grant
Saving Natural Gas Assembly Debates New Regulation Bills
The general assembly tackles gas supply with three bills. A plugging bill requires supervisor notification when abandoned wells are pulled, with penalties for noncompliance. Another bill bans vacuum suction on gas bearing rocks, targeting pumping methods used by major firms like Standard Oil. A third act tightens limits on gas piped out of the state and prescribes pumping methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Standard Oil Company
Hatless Employee Rumors of Conspiracy Alarm City Office
Pressley Moore of the Alas Engine works burst into Capt. Hyland’s police office claiming a plot to kill him. He spoke with visible distress and perspiration, but officials soon judged him likely demented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pressley Moore
Alas
Hyland
Moore
Court of Appeals Upholds 1904 Chicken Stealing Law
Frankfort Kentucky January 25 The court of appeals upheld the constitutionality of the 1904 act making chicken stealing a felony punishable by one to five years in the state penitentiary for stealing chickens valued at two dollars or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Thaw Jury Selection Grinds On Amid Courtroom Tension
In a tense Thaw trial session, five jurors were sworn as more talesmen awaited screening. Reconciliation efforts between the Countess of Yarmouth and Evelyn Nesbit Thaw faltered while Mrs Nesbit Thaw and her sister avoided contact. Thaw watches closely as another panel forms, with several potential jurors excused for various reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess of Yarmouth
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Thaw
George Carnegie
Evelyn Thaw
May MacKengle
Deming B. Smith
Charles H. Fecke
George Pfaff
Arthur S. Campbell
Henry C. Harney
Howard R. Faire
Countess of
Yarmouth
Not After Vengeance In Thaw Case
Mrs. Charles J. Holman mother of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw refuses to aid the state in prosecuting Harry K. Thaw for Stanford White's murder. She declares she will not attend or testify at the Thaw trial, stating she seeks no vengeance and will let the case go on without her involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaw
Ketcham
Jerome
Hartridge
Charles H. Nesbit
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Neshit
A. A. Brockway
Pittsburg
Charles J. Holman
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Auto racer Fred Marriott badly hurt in Daytona crash
In a Scripps McRae report from Daytona Beach Fra, Jan, the Stantex auto “The Bug” skidded into a dangerous gully, plunged into the ocean, and overturned. Driver Fred Marriott suffered severe injuries, was rescued unconscious, with blood from the ears, after a 20% second mile attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippsa-McRae Press Association
Daytona Beach
Fra
Stantex
Fred Marriott
Marriott
Guards Tighten Around Thaw Jury in New York
The Scripps MeLlne Press Association reports extreme precautions to guard the Thaw jury to prevent mistrial or miscarriage of justice. Jurors are housed at the Broadway Central hotel with guarded, ventilated rooms, high ceilings, and continuous supervision. They travel by Broadway cars between court and hotel, with Sunday church attendance under deputy sheriffs. Jurors may leave only for good cause and under guard, not to go home otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yohoyeev
Broadway Central Hotel
Criminal Courts
Payne Accused Kingston Men In Ilfated Island Tale
Sir Ralph told an American he did not fear for them and a rumor spread that a British captain would land an offer at Port Antonio. A searchlight probed the horizon as two steamers approached, stirring nerves among passengers. At last an American naval crew appeared, bringing relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Clober
Port Antonio
Teddy Roosevelt
Indictment Seen as Scab on Steubenville Community
Public sentiment pushes Steubenville business leaders to act in favor of Frederick Fairbanks, son of the vice president, amid his indictment for securing a marriage license. D J Sinclair, banker and Board of Trade president, calls the indictment a scourge on the community and demands it be wiped out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Frederick Fairbanks
D. J. Sinclair
Mother Overcome At Trial Of Son In Brutal Assault
In a criminal trial a son named Fowler Horn was found guilty of assault and battery against his mother. The mother Mrs Ehittle Horn fainted during testimony, convulsing as witnesses spoke. Judge Pritchard imposed six months in prison plus a $50 fine and costs after the father Hose Horn testified. The case involved the son’s brutal attack on his mother and wife during a quarrel earlier that day.
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Horn
Torn
Dausnter
Fay Horn
Walter F. Kelly
Mary V. Mays
Flower Mission Society
Dogetor
Rissler
Hosegg Horn
Pritchard
Young Horn
Whaller
Blizzard Strikes Dakota Paralyzing Rail Traffic
A frigid blizzard in North Dakota freezes rail lines and stalls Great Northern and Northern Pacific trains. Main routes between Jamiore and Devil's Lake blocked for 40 miles with twenty dead engines. Traveling men are snowbound in Bismarck Garrison and Mandan. Food shortages feared in small towns if branch lines remain closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Bismarck
Garrison
Mandan
Lakota
N. D
Jarimore
Devil's Lake
Labor regulation bills filed to curb child labor
Senator Hugo and Representative Kleckner introduced bills in the senate and house to regulate child labor. Drafted by the American Federation of Labor, the provisions limit employment to youths 16 or older and ban girls under 18 from working more than nine hours daily or fifty four per week in factories, laundries, bakeries, printing, restaurants, hotels, theaters, bowling alleys, or message distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo
Kleckner
Senate
House
American Federation of Labor
City Record of births deaths and building permits
City listings show multiple births with names and addresses including F L and Mary Russell 1580 Draper Ave girl and Herman and Anna Ostertag S24 Maple St girl and John and Minnie Okey 1506 Columbia St girl. Deaths include Elizabeth Enders 27 Spann Ave lobar pneumonia Ezekiel Hyde railroad accident Ansom Turner 79 New Jersey St organic heart disease Carrie Showalter 28 W Twelfth St puerperal peritonitis Emma Barker Deaconess Hospital meningitis Samuel Benefield 75 Lexington Ave cerebral hemorrhage and John Miller 36 FE North St pneumonia. Building permits list J F E Lehr dwelling Parker Ave near Eleventh St $1500 Jas A Howard repairs 410 W Thirteenth St $400 Michael Tongent dwelling 471 Greenfield $1100 Co D Vaughn addition 1229 Lexington Ave $200.
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F. L
Mary Russell
Draperat
Levi
Jesse Heiney
Herman
Anna Ostertag
Volney
Lorena Wendell
N. Clinoisst
William
Amelia Sandel
Ohiost
Charles and
Nannie Dunn
Ohioat
Robert and
Louise Kaver
Davidsonst
Joseph and
Emma Tinchman
Mileyave
Guy and
Minnie Agtuen
Buchananst
Peter and
Smera Reilly
N. Meridianst
John and
Minnie Okey
Columbiast
Elizabeth Marie Enders
Spannare
Alfred Turner
Fourteenth-st
Ezekiel Hyde
Ansom Turner
New Jersey-st. James
Court-st
Charles Swanson
Cohen
Carrie Showalter
Twelfth St
Emma Barker
John Miller
North-st
Samuel M. Benefield
Lexington Ave
Thirteenth-st
J. FE. Lehr
Parker-ave
Eleventh-st
Jas. A. Howard
Thirteenth St
Michael Tonget
Greenfield
Co. D. Vaughn
All Day Services at E Tenth Street Church
Next Sunday all day services will be held at the E Tenth street M E church. Rev E A Campbell the pastor will conduct revival meetings assisted by Jennie Smith the railroad evangelist. Services begin at 9 am and continue through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Tenth St. M. E
E. A. Campbell
Jennie Smith
Framing Reform in Upper House Faces Obstacles
The article analyzes reform efforts in the upper chamber, noting the Senate's larger size, experienced presiding officer, and Republican majority as reasons reforms may originate there. It observes House discipline challenges, routine mornings, and the likelihood that leaders will push five key bills late in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Democrats
McLaughlin Seeks Return Of Stolen Money In Five Points Case
Mrs Martha McLaughlin sister of James McMullin the aged farmer found dead at his home near Five Points with throat cut begins probe She plans to compel Charles House to repay 300 he says he lent McMullin three weeks before his death Dr Knox deputy coroner reported to county coroner G A Petersdorf that the death appears to be a homicide or suicide with suicide favored by surrounding circumstances
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha McLaughlin
James McMullin
Coal from the Orient Arrives to Ease Puget Sound Shortage
Tacoma reports a fuel shortage with coal imports from Japan. The Lyra carries 1,900 tons from Moji, the Quito 5,008 tons, and the Pi grades 1,000 tons. Never before has Tacoma needed Orient coal to meet local demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Tacoma
Wash
Puget Sound
Seattle
Lyra
Moji
Japan
Quito
Orient
Modest Call This Year For Tuberculosis Hospital Land
Health authorities expect an appropriation large enough to buy land for the tuberculosis hospital and may be fortunate to secure even that. An appropriation of 30000 dollars will probably be requested at this time.
Death of Ex Governor John W Davis in Pawtucket
John W. Davis former Rhode Island governor died in Pawtucket today at age. The passing marks the end of a prominent political career and condolences flow from state officials and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Pawtucket
R. J
John W. Davis
Rhode Island
Union Labor Aid in Child Labor and Factory Inspectors Bill
The American Federation of Labor backs child labor bills in the Senate and House, supports Volz’s factory inspector bill, and backs a $200000 appropriation to aid the binder twine department in the state prison. AFL leaders claim the move helps farmers and ends the contract system, while harming only trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Volz
Delayed Hearing In Wickard Fraud Charge
Willard S. Wickard the lumber dealer faced a police court charge for issuing a fraudulent $19 check to William Beck. The court granted a continuance until January 2% as his attorneys were unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard S. Wickard
William Beck
Wickard
Murderer Shoots Wife Then Wounds Self in Detroit
DETROIT Mich Jan 25 Peter Schlef 49 shot his wife through the heart as she slept then turned the revolver. He failed to kill himself outright and is dying in St Mary's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae Presse Association
Detroit
Mich
Peter Schlef
St. Mary's Hospital
Education and Insurance Panels Schedule Labs
The education committee meets in the senate chamber Friday night while the insurance committee holds a joint meeting in the house Monday morning to discuss policy matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Examiners Salaries Bill Moves in Senate Favorably
A senate committee reports favorably on a bill to provide salaries for bank examiners instead of fees. The measure aims to standardize compensation and streamline supervision, replacing variable charges with fixed remunerations for officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Railways recommended to bar coal business in report
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued its first report on discriminations and monopolies in coal transport east of the Ohio River. It names several lines including Norfolk and Western and Pennsylvania, notes stock ownership in coal lands by railroad officers, condemns stock gifts to employees, and urges public disclosure of distribution systems and strict limits on private cars and rail ownership in coal traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panies
Stee
Commission
Cwr
Benson-Abbott alimony case ends in jury verdict
In Muncie the case of Nathan Benson against John Abbott and Mrs. Harry Mount ended with a verdict for the defendants. Testimony showed Benson claimed alienation of his wife by Abbott and Mount. Mrs Benson-Abbott testified to marital troubles and alleged misconduct by Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Benson
Muncie
John
Abbott
Benson
Harry Mount
John CL. Abbott
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Billings
Timothy
Orn
Cincinnati
Wagon Market
Congo Resolution
Wisconsin Assembly
Chicago Grain
Seripore-MecMas Vrean Ansovilation
Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Talesman
Walter M. Jackson
A. C. Jennigs
Charles M. Levey
Charles A. Fuller
Charles D. Hadley
Horace Smith
Bruce Hopkins
Andrew Graffins
James M. Ketcham
Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Scripps-MeLline Press Association
Payne
Kingston
Ralph
U. S
Board of Trade At
Steubenville
Young Fairbanks
Ehittle Frorn
Sheldens
Stats
Folwerld
Get. Jz
Offesus Marten
Woeodard
Son
Flo
ST. Paul, Minn
North Dakota
Labor OF
Hugg
Bill
THE
Federation OF
LABOR
Enoch Moulton
Katy Curin
Shipman
Felicia R. Adams
John Morris
Gertrude Jones
Mark Offringa
Margaret Offringa
Mayhugh
May A. Smith
State Federation
Senator Hugg
Representative Kleckner
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Merce Commission
Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Internstate Commerce Commission
Ried
Ohio River
Norfolk
Cheasapeake
Wiltio
Mor & Onie
Buffalo
Rochester and
Pittsboro, Becon Creek
New York Costa
Shawmut & Northern
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Falo & Susquehanna
Maryland
Altenation
Econda
Frank
E. W. Little
Mitted
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Mount
Nathan Berson
Mrs. Benson
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