Holliday Favors Jackman Claims in City Pole Case
A letter by FM Holliday outlines his support for Jackman amid a dispute over placing utility poles in the GAO block. Holliday notes permission from the Telephone Company, the need to replace poles to meet Public Service Commission rules, and a later injunction action that he moved to dismiss. He argues city interests, not individual gain, and cites ongoing utility cooperation with Gas, Telephone, and Light companies. The piece ends with general observations on competition and regional industry facts.
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Journal-Workd
Jackman
Public Service Commission
Jacman
Thiele
Seetrie Company
Works
Whea
Gori
Thiels
Tae
Tso
Mr. Jackman
Lawrence
Gas Company
Telephone Company
Light Company
Rowerseck
Ice Company
Underwoods
Gibson Mill
Bowersock Theater
Fudaiya Bros
Lawrence Paper Manufacturing Company
FM. Holliday
Polar flags and sovereignty clash in polar air routes
Washington reports on polar exploration plans as nations contend over sovereignty in newly found lands. Byrd leads an all American expedition toward the pole while Canada asserts blanket Arctic claims. Diplomats note occupation as a basis for ownership and foresee limited immediate action.
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Washington
Ca.p
Aps
Howe
Aamander Richard E. Byrd
State Department
Srasluptet Sorenalya
MacMillan
Byrd
North Pole
Canada
United States
Morris Jessup
Re ‘Keted Mounted Police
Arctic air routes eyed for Europe to Orient travel
Discovery of new arctic lands is linked to establishing air base facilities to support future commercial flights over the top of the world. Advocates recall navy plans two years ago to send the Los Angeles or Shenandoah to locate an unknown continent beyond a vast arctic wastes area west of the Canadian zone. If such a continent exists, it could become a future air depot, though the present project remains largely unrelated.
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Europe
Orient
Navy
Los Angeles
Arctic
Pennsylvania Colleges Limit Football Practices in New Conference
The Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference plans restrict football, stamping out commercialism. Gettysburg Muhlenberg Franklin and Marshall Dickinson Ursinus joined. Haverford declined over subsidies. Key rules include no training tables, no opponent scouting, no seasonal coaches, and practice cannot start before September 15.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Eastern Collegiate Athletic*Conference
Gettysburg
Muhlenberg
Franklin & Marshall
Dickinson
Ursinus
Haverford
Year residence rule restricts freshmen on varsity teams
A fragmented clipping notes a rule barring freshmen from varsity play and states no game before the last Saturday in September. It also mentions the New York Deceiver Clearing House and a bank reserve deficit of 54 149 as well as shifting calendar remarks and a reference to Emperor Nemialy.
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Ne Mia Ly
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