President May Not Act On Railroad Bill For Some Days
Washington February 24 The President probably will not act on the railroad bill for several days. President Wilson holds the situation in his palm and is anxious to study the complete text before deciding. The compromise Esch-Cummins bill passed Congress amid opposition from labor and hinges on his action. If vetoed or approved the fate of the railroads and labor demands to March 1 rest on his decision.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Isbor
Governor cautions on calling a special legislative session
The governor signals he may not call a special session of the legislature. He notes constitutional limits and says such a move would require clear justification and formal authorization before action. The letter stresses adherence to legal process and equitable consideration of the state’s needs.
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Spechal
Republi
Movie theater strike to close 400 houses in city
Union leaders threaten a nationwide walkout against Thomas Malloy and other operators, with all 400 local movie houses likely to shut down. They warn workers will be discharged Sunday unless union demands are met.
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Chicass
Thomas Malloy
Fey
Justice Department unlikely to interfere with Whisky Rebellion case
Washington reports the Department of Justice is unlikely to interfere with the 26d whisky rebellion case in Tron county Michigan. A pending report stresses cautious protection measures as Pabloer returns. No armed clash is anticipated.
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Washington
Department Justice
Tron County
Michigan
Department of Justice
Paboer
Temporary injunction against Shipping Board restrains sale
Justice Bailey of the District of Columbia Supreme Court signed a temporary injunction today restraining the Shipping Board from selling the German ships. The action, sought by Hearst, was entered on February 24. The ruling halts any immediate disposition of the vessels pending further court orders.
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Washington
Justice Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Hearst
Shipping Board
President defers commission until Esch-Cummins act moved
The president delays naming a commission to settle wage disputes with railroad workers until he acts on the Esch-Cummins bill. He drafted a reply to railroad representatives and will transmit it to the labor conference. Washington February 2.
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Washington
Thesident
Esayio
White House
Caillaux on Trial Reads Letter in Treason Case
Former premier Joseph Caillaux on trial for treason during the war pressured the reading of a Lipsener letter. the document allegedly shows attempts to aid Spain against France. Berry Bellamy of Saisoud reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills with renewed work capacity. ads note Doan's brand as trusted kidney remedy from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
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Paris
Joseph Caillanux
Hlerr Lipsener
Gaiman
France
Ciadaunx
Dadiacie
Berry Bellamy
Doan
Rovers
Bellamy
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs
Buffalo
N.Y
Adv
Government Brings Cattle Disaster Into Congressional Tale
A chaotic report describes a sensational scene with exploding dynamite at a government road project and a talking of cows, false teeth, and a dubious compensation claim. Michael McGarvey awarded 35 dollars for a loss at Governors Island while the Commission had refused.
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Diuniar
Michael McGarvey
Governor's Island
Government Compensation Commission
Railroaders Seek Curb on Esch Cummins Plan
Washington reports indicate railroad workers opposed the Esch Cummins Bill as President planned to sign it. News notes February 24 describe broad concern at group meetings with possible impacts on wages and relations.
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Washington
Gravel and stonework safety guidance from a 19th century bulletin
A fragment describes gravel and stone safety measures, advising to avoid gravel where possible and to coat or shield remaining gravel with a winded mesh or protective coating. It references investigations by a governmental bureau and notes concrete should be safeguarded to prevent heat and disintegration.
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Scientific American
Funeral of Miss Sarah Lumm Held at Trinity Church
The funeral for Miss Sarah Lumm was held at 2 PM from her sister Mrs. Nancy Trigg's residence on West Main Street. Dr J W Turner of Trinity Church led services and Springdale Cemetery was the burial site with pallbearers Jacob Sherlock William Smith Louis Pfister Samuel Medlicott George Frank and F A Terry.
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Sarah Lumn
Nancy Trigg
West Main Street
J. W. Turner
Trinity Church
Springdale Cemetery
Jacob Sherlock
William Smith
Louis Pfister
Samuel Medlicott
George Frank
F. A. Terry
Beekeepers Meet Friday At County Agent Office
Beemen of this section invited to public meeting Friday afternoon at the County Agent's office at 2 o'clock. Mr C O Yost Indiana chief inspector of animals will discuss beekeeping plans and the State Beekeepers Association programs. Also noted is a push for thorough inspection and education across the state.
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Yost
Aniaries
Indinapolis
Futhermore
Jefferson County
Beechase
C. O. Yost
Dupont
Indiana
Funeral Services for Mrs. Memel Held at Trinity Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Edwin Memel formerly Miss Margaret Scott were held at Trinity Church at 10 oclock this morning. The service included prayers by Dr J H Barnard a quartet and organ accompaniment and a sermon by Dr J W Turner. Interment followed at Scott burial plot in Springdale Cemetery with pallbearers named. A separate obituary notes the death of Harry Black 36 at the Emergency Hospital from influenza pneumonia and lists surviving relatives with no funeral arrangements yet made.
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Edwin Memel
Margaret Scott
Cincinnati
J. H. Barnard
H. J. Marrs
C. R. Wilson
George Cofield
C. G Dickerson
Rebecca Drake
M.S. Lepper
Mesét
Johne. Bench
Clsyde Rickard
Melvin W. Blackard
Walter Gerper
David W. Johnson
H. J. Lyon
Harry Black
Milrov
Shelby Township
Alexander Bileck
Macedonia Baptist Church
Mr. Black
Cone
Burns Phillips
Owen County
Ind
Adeline Black
Roy
Herbert Black
Bessie Perkinson
Colorado Springs
Col
Edith Black
Christian Schrader Dies After Stroke in Madison
Christian Schrader died after a paralytic stroke in Madison aged in his 80s. He was born in Indianapolis and lived here since a recent move, with two daughters Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Potter, and a sister Mrs Volberdon Schrader. The funeral will be held in Indianapolis.
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Christian Schra
Toni
Jon Washington
Adey
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Cor
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Denver
Lie
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Deaths of Mrs Anna Higgins and Mr Gouty in Indiana
Mrs Anna Higgins wife of Garfield Higgins died at home near Brooksburg after influenza pneumonia at age 26. Survived by four children husband and multiple relatives including Cyrus Howard of Indianapolis. Also reported Mr G L Gouty formerly of Madison died at Rockville tuberculosis hospital with funeral planned in Covington.
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Garfield Higgins
Splinter Ridge
Brooksburg
Anna Howard
Higgins
Cyrus Howard
Indianapolis
William Wright
Milton Township
Ilinois
Franklin P. Smith
James Gouty
Covington
Ind
Smith
G. L. Gouty
Madison
Rockville
Beekeepers Meeting at Dupont Reported
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Howard Turner were held at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the family residence on Walnut street and the interment followed at Hebron cemetery.
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Walnut Street
Hebron Cemetery
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