Railroads Face Supreme Court Battle on Hours of Service Law
The Baltimore and Ohio faces the Interstate Commerce Commission as the government seeks strict enforcement of the hours of service rule. If upheld, prominent railroad executives could face penalties. the case proceeds to Richmond on November 17 before noted judges with John G. Johnson aiding for the commission.
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J. C. Welliver
Washington, D. C
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Boston and Maine
Central of
Richmond
Pritchard and Goff
Morris
Commission
John G. Johnson
Philadelphia
F. D. McKenney
Prairie du Chien Social Roundup of Visits and Travel
Mrs Nebel of Madison plans to spend the winter in Prairie du Chien visiting her son Henry Nebel and wife on Church street. Numerous locals host relatives and friends from Seneca Cassville Richland Center Lynxville North McGregor Chicago St Paul and Peters burg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Center
Pease
Lynxville
Viroqua Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Chatter
VIROQUA WIS Mrs Grant De Witt visits daughter Miss Bernice in North Dakota. Readstown visitors Chas Williams and family stop by Wednesday. Father Oreilly visits from Rising Sun. De Witts depart for Camp Douglas to locate there. Everson does business trip to Soldiers Grove and Readstown. Jason Glenn heads to Vasa county on a hunting trip. Henry Johnson returns to duties at Swenson’s Clark De Garmo and family move into Hellwig house. Won Yong from Chicago works at Optimo. Lucy Dawson entertains friends at 500. Embroidery club meets. Mrs Geo Fawcett returns from Sparta to visit ill mother. Frank Rogers delivers express for Ed Lind who is home with lumbago. Walter Gilman’s family moves into west part of father’s house. Henry Moon called to Richland Center by ill mother. Mrs Ben Dickson to Sparta for month with her mother. Atchison woman’s hair note gossips. Lilah Curtis handles long distance calls in Mrs Dickson’s absence. Mr Wright Parsell returns to Iola Kansas. Many a man has mental indigestion from biting off more than he could chew.
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A. M. Laird
Minnesota Street
Dot Wells
Little Son
North McGregor
Wm. Dundon
Ethel Dilley
Hazel Brown
Moharad
North Dakota
Hutchison
Chicago
Michael Menges
Menges
Frederika Lindig
East Auburn
Cal
Alpha Barette
Bishop
de Soto
Thos. DeLacy
Madison
Agricultural College
A. Johnson
St. Paul
Bert Johnson
Wm. Merrill
Gabrielle
Harper's Ferry
Arthur W. Kieser
John Paris
M Walbridge
Callaway
Boscobel
John Stackland
Tony Uher
Charles City
Frank Uher
Calmar
Uher
B. F. Fay
Prairie du Chien Sanitarium
Emily Pokorney
Chas. Williams
Readstown
Father O'Reilly
Rising Sun
William de Witt
Camp Douglas
Martin Everson
Soldiers Grove
Jason Glenn
Vias County
Henry Johnson
Coon Valley
Swenson
Clark de Garmo
Hellwig
W. B. Phelps
Won Yong
The
Optimo
Lucy Dawson
West Decker Street
Henry Moon
Richland Center
Ben Dickson
Sparta
al. Atchison
Lilah Curtis
Wright Parsell
E. J. Ogden
Iola
Kansas
Norris Likely Wins Montana Governor Second Term
Butte Mont Nov 3 Governor Norris of Montana seeks a second term and current indications point to his reelection. He gained national attention over a resources convention tied to the president and was the first state chief to appoint a conservation commission to cooperate with the federal board.
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Butte
Mont
Norris
Montana
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Miss Bernice
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Embroidery Club
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Arnold
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