Senate debate on simple rate regulation bill surfaces
Washington notes that Senator Dolliver introduced a streamlined rate regulation bill viewed as administration legislation. The measure would empower courts to fix maximum reasonable rates, with support from Roosevelt and others after a White House discussion.
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Wow a Bank Looted in Udell Robbery
A bank safe was blown open last night at Udell and 4600 dollars stolen. The incident is dated December 21. No suspects are named in the readable text.
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Chicago Calm as Bank Hoards Reopen
Fragmentary OCR reports Dec 21 noting calm return after bank disruptions. Practically all financial services resumed, but some centers still operate with limited hours. Officials expect broader normalcy as health and safety measures ease.
Rescue Efforts In Long Island City Tunnel Tragedy
Two workers entombed forty feet in a Pennsylvania railroad tunnel near Long Island City faced possible death from suffocation or drowning as a cave in trapped them for over thirty hours. Police report six may be buried. rescuers drill a shaft toward the roof while pumping air to keep water at bay. The rescued men confirmed only two were trapped, ending active search for others.
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Kill Many Turks in Constantinople Fire Attack
A Tiflis dispatch says Armenians set fire to 300 houses in Constantinople's Mussulman quarter, blocking exits and shooting firemen. At least 57 Turks are confirmed dead with more missing as violence continued and refugees crowded the consulate. Reports from Batoum confirm ongoing disorder and fears of a massacre within the Mussulman community.
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Youth Burglar Refuses to Name Woman in Gatehouse Case
Alexander Gardiner, a former state university student serving ten years for burglary, asks for a gubernatorial pardon and declines to reveal the young woman who allegedly aided him. He was caught by the house owner after entering with a key and pleaded guilty to avoid exposing her identity.
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Train wreck near Reading kills messenger and engineer
Santa Fe train No. 17 wrecked at Badger creek bridge five miles west of Reading. The express car overturned and caught fire. One messenger was killed, the engineer was killed, and two other messengers were seriously injured. No passengers were harmed.
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Insurance Scathing Voices Opposition to Big Firms
A Washington debate centers on insurance reform led by Frederick Landis. He urges national supervision, a division of insurance in commerce and labor, and a vigilant superintendent to curb fraud, perverse funds, and complex policies. He attacks Harriman and Morgan linked schemes and denounces corporate greed and kleptocracy.
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Chicago National Banks in Crisis and Rescue
Comptroller Ridgely says Chicago National did not fail and will meet all obligations as three banks wind up. Officers resign, Walsh interests shifted to clearing house. lenders pledge to cover deficits and protect depositors.
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Dynamite Blast Kills Three In Manhattan Excavation
An explosion in a building site opposite the Waldorf Astoria in New York kills three men and injures seven. Workmen re drilling a partially drilled hole where several sticks of dynamite were left caused the blast. The victims were blown to atoms.
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History of Santa Fe case released in Roosevelt letters
President Roosevelt releases two letters dated the 18th and 15th detailing government action against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway. Attorney General Moody and the president discuss court decisions, special counsel Harmon and Judson, and why their prosecution recommendations were not adopted. The Moody letter reviews the case history and the president approves the attorney general's position.
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Fine for brick trust officials and labor leaders in Chicago
Seven officials of the brick trust and two labor leaders in Chicago each fined 2000 dollars after pleading guilty to conspiracy to restrain trade. The charges allege illegal acts to prevent competition and curb brick production in the Chicago market.
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Senate Committees Made Known At Last In Senate Row
Washington reports reveal debate over whether a convicted senator should retain a seat on committees while charges are unresolved. Cullom returns to his seat as sessions open with committee assignments announced and a small House attendance.
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