Ore and coal dock charges face appeal by valley manufacturers
Furnace operators in the Mar jo ning Shenango valleys plan an appeal to the state commerce commission over ore and coal dock rates. They contend six to eight cents storage plus high dock charges inflate costs, arguing railroads base fees on vessel to car handling and storage. Local furnace owners and Pittsburgh operators unite, with papers prepared by their lawyers after a prior rate case.
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Trust Co Wins in Big Law Suit
Waynesburg, Pa. June 21 The Guarantee Title and Trust Company of Pittsburgh was awarded a verdict of 862,500 against the Dilworth Coal Company in Greene County. The suit challenged a 300,000 bond issue floated by the Dilworth Coal Company on January 1, 1802. The coal mine is at Rices Landing, Greene County. Attorneys A. Silvers and Willig McGook represented the Trust Company. private bondholders were represented by James B. Sayders, James J. Purman of Waynesburg, and John Brown, W. S. Dalzell, James S. Sterrett, and Thomas D. Chantler of Pittsburgh.
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Cook proposes domestic science school to lower divorce
Cleveland June 1 A young man planning to marry says Mrs Wo B Neff wife of Judge Neff could help reduce divorces by opening a school for working girls. Pupils would learn cooking housekeeping and home management before marriage in a six month course. The aim is to aid stenographers clerks and working girls who lack time to learn domestic science.
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Credentials Committee Action Sparks Party Tensions
A confrontation over credentials in a Republican context reveals frustration with the national committee. Delegates from 20 Taft supporters claim 77,000 majority but face potential seat reassignment amid accusations of fraud and control. Voices from Wyoming New York and California denounce perceived manipulation and call for fair representation at the convention.
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Roosevelt Delegates Clash over Taft Seat Battles
Contested seating of delegates sparked a lengthy debate as Roosevelt supporters pressed to replace Taft delegates with Roosevelt allies. Voting across states showed wide but split support, with California absent and Beveridge delivering a pointed critique of Indiana’s contested ballots while the committee upheld national counts.
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Alumni Trustees Elected And Freshmen Rules Adopted
Meadeville and Beaver area alumni elected H. R. Hont and J. M. Susvart as prize recipients. Dr E B Heckel prize awarded to Hont. Doctor of divinity conferred on W. S. Lockard Rich Brown and R G Freeman. Trustees ban freshman initiation this year and require freshmen to reside in Cochran Hall or Alden Hall. Endowment growth plan announced for 1924. Also notes on ancient Egyptian sculpture preserving ropemaking history.
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