Tariffs Publication Order Affects Major Phone Firms
The Public Service Commission ordered all telephone companies to file by Sept 16 1913 rate schedules in effect April 18 1891 and supplements for changes. Larger companies must publish schedules after Sept 1 and keep on file at their main offices. About 500 carriers operate. only the largest have completed filings. The commission warned against changing rates without approval and outlined penalties and filing requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefereen City
Wemalon
Public Services Commission
Honda Bear
Joseph & Trend Ieland
Revenue from Beer Tax Reaches New High in July 1917
The department reports monthly receipts totaling 42 207 40 dollars for July. It notes a strong rise in beer tax collections and highlights July 1917 as a peak month for the department's revenue, marking a significant boost in overall finances.
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Spector
Mosby
BBD
Berttas
Special commissioner tests testimony in Sarranto proceeding
An appointed special commissioner for the Supreme Court arrived to take testimony in a Sarranto proceeding against foreign insurance companies. The attorney general and Lay discussed taking testimony but did not set a start date.
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Jefferenp
Tee Moey
Aterney Gearre
Warsaw
Lay
State Treasurys July transactions and county audit notes
A July treasury report shows receipts of 9,764,046.60 and disbursements of 1,414,685.27, leaving a July 31 balance of 5,008,169.21. Jefferson City reports audit of Douglas county officers finds revenue kept poorly due to missing books. Major to head road improvement machinery days set August 7 and 21. An attachment issues for detective W A Parris who missed circuit court. Charles G Revealle leaves for Burlington to attend national insurance superintendents conference.
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Gor Majer
Jeferson
Gordon
Douglas County
Jefferson City
Diev
Faseline
W. A Parris
St Louis
Lay
Goodin
Alreult
Slate
Revelle
Burlington
Charles G. Revealle
Quate Insurance
Insurance Superintendents of the
United States
Missouri Lobby Quis Rumors Stir in Jefferson City
Readable fragments suggest a Jefferson City grand jury warning on costs in the legislative probe, with Attorney General and Gov Major involved. Names listed include state officials and book commission members as the investigation touches education and license matters. A separate note discusses tariff debate and economic adjustments amid Underwood Simmons proposals and political cautions.
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Missouri
Watts
Jefferson City
Vole
Jaden Alate
Jefferson Uhty
State Board of Education
William Kvane
Major
Cope Chantean
Hollen
Ape Girardead
Rimer L Reid
Freeman
Cedar
Mary F Tladan
Stockton
Hartwon
Vargaret
Cook Eagleville
Jefferson
Leehrubville
Lafayette
Taylor
Concordia Linn
Dwtey Hankin
Melernald
Mercer
Ftranam
Princeton
Miller
Homo Atwell
Morgan Whureron
Lands Versailles
Neetin
Veertane Newfie
Lash
Jefferson Clivy Receives Recorder Company License
The Nations Recorder Co of St Louis is licensed by State Hank Commissioner Mitchelly. Jefferson City reports the board of prison inspectors and Warden DC Melung awarded a 24 000 ton coal supply contract for the penitentiary to Western Coal and Mining Co of St Louis at 2.85 dollars per ton. FE Bennett of Carthage will succeed Dr William P Cutler as state dairy commissioner. Missouri Supreme Court Div No 2 adjourned to October term after rulings. Div No 1 adjourned July 10.
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National Recorder Co Licenaed
Jeferenn
State Bank
Annis Vlince FT MierSel
National Hecorder Co
St Louie Tha Company
Ite Stark
Joseph Quiner
Seton
Bellowes
State Department
Jefferson Clivy
the Nations Recorder Co
St Lata
Reewiwal Af
Hank
Mitchelly
Bineaby Law
Jefferson City
Board of Pricon Inspectora
DC Melung
Western Coal and Mining Co of
St Louis
E. B. Bennett
Or Cutler
State Board of Agriculture
FE. B Bennett
Carthage
William P. Cutler
Kansas City
Missouri Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Supreme Court En Bare
Division No. 1
Wool Growers Not Murt and Market Effects for Wool
Report notes Australian emirs may enter the market to explore commercial potential and cooperation for wool. Domestic wool blends and lower duties could raise demand for both foreign and domestic wool, with cheaper woollen goods encouraging broader wear.
President Wilson Stands for Right Course on Contracts
The article asserts President Wilson will not bow to those seeking Army contracts or profiteers in white collar securities tied to Mexican interests. It says he will act only after careful cabinet consideration and that right thinking Americans will back him, noting past McKinley conspiracy attacks and praising Wilson’s steady leadership.
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Wilson
Morice
Wilteat
United States
McKinley
Manns Approval Not Wanted In Wilken Administration
The Wilken administration is seen as unlikely to pursue Congressman Mann as GOP floor leader. The remarks describe an administration that would be amazing if Mann accepted but disappointing if not.
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Mann
Wilken
Bryan Welcomes Criticism in State Department Controversies
Mr Bryan uses wit to handle ongoing department of state controversies. He states that next to coffee he has been roasted more than any other thing on earth and is better for it. Such temperament requires firmness of purpose and courtesy without conflict.
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Bryan
Department of State
New York
Fortifications In Panama Canal Defense Discussed By Colonel Goethals
The article outlines war plan considerations for guarding the Panama Canal at sea and on land. It notes forts near Taboga Culebra and Margarita islands, linking defenses with a railway to Balboa, and describes jungle terrain as a natural barrier, with troops in the Canal Zone reinforcing positions and studying enemy landing possibilities and lock vulnerabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabogs Island
United States
Tabosa
Empire
Culebra
Ber
Dthmus
Peete Lhaew
Alao
Love
Colon
Margarita Leland
Pacific
Atlantic
Oman
Army
Ile
Postum and pantry tale with faux dialogue and recipes
Fragmented OCR text describes a pantry cleaned scene and mentions Postum a coffee substitute. It includes garbled lines about a daughter, hikers, prices, a drink for a custom, and a poem by Vasile Creek Mich. The piece references creating Postum in two forms and a recipe for hot water cup with a spoonful and tempering with cream.
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Vasile Creek
Tor Dwekiet
Wellyitie
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Henergs
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Vitor Ney Lashley
St Louis County
Appled
Judea Wordeman
Meare
Algermaeen
St Login County
Stephen Lows
Jeffireon City
Stephen FO Lowe
St Loula
Pir Atreement
Mai Lowe
Elaw
Clark
Piret
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Han
USA
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Recorder Company
Goethale
Couren
Goethalso
Naos
Mtta
Balboa
Taboga
Timid
Gove
Sam
Tyree
Druggme
Washington
Amouers
New Jersey
Uirts
Ue Plese
Mae Jones
Hepohican
Casey
Ana
Deeenses
CW Nal
Culebra Island
W. 4. Aspinwall
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