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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1910

Page

9

Heavy Reductions in Freight Rates Ordered

The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered extensive reductions in freight rates after months of investigation. The Spokane case leads to a 30 percent cut in many routes with three months of testing, while Nevada and Arizona routes see reductions up to 33 1/3 percent. Joint through rates and water-competition issues are addressed, with shifts in earnings and substantial cuts to Pacific Coast and intermountain corridors.

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Roosevelt for Cobb bill stirs New York politics in agitation

The Roosevelt telegram boosts direct nominations in the New York Legislature, aligning governors, senators, and assemblymen with the measure. Leaders forecast an emergency message and a caucus to pass the Cobb bill with Agnew amendments, while opposition fights the changes as political shams.

Jesse Phillips Cobb Agnew Roosevelt Senate Assembly Old Guard

Roosevelt backs amended Cobb bill for direct primaries

In his first public remarks since Africa, Roosevelt urged direct primaries and backed Griscom’s Cobb bill amendments. Griscom and Woodward pressed the plan in Albany while Taft’s general support for direct primaries surfaced. Griscom defended amendments on timing, voter honesty, ballot design, and committee voting to strengthen party integrity.

Wadsworth Griscom Colonel Roosevelt William Barnes, Jr Ed’ Merritt Roosevelt Senator Grattan Albany Jesse Phillips Artemas Ward New York Judiciary Committee MacGregor Erie County New York County Conklin Ward Africa County Committee Collin H. Woodward Cambridge Hughes New York City Washington Senate Congress

Hustle to Beat Age Limit

Annapolis June 29 The Naval Academy candidate Zena Blain Huffman who passed the mental test last week will take his physical examination tomorrow. If he passes he will be sworn in immediately to meet the age limit law. Huffman is from Lawrenceville and is now over twenty. A postponement occurred because a senior medical board member was serving on an inquest into a death.

The Tribune Annapolis Zena Blain Huffman Naval Academy Huffman Lawrenceville Medical Survey Board

Abbott Letter Supports Cobb Direct Nomination Bill

Lyman Abbott of The Outlook urges direct primaries, arguing voters must decide party candidates and that party organizations should accept responsibility. He states the Cobb direct nomination bill preserves party leadership while giving members a say, urging its passage as fundamental for responsible self government. Green, assemblyman, Albany, is the recipient of the letter dated June 29, 1910.

George A. Green Lyman Abbott the Outlook Sir New York Assembly Chamber Albany N. Y

Three Senators attend Albany session as bills named

Albany June 29 only three Senators were present as the Senate adjourned to tomorrow. The Assembly had fair attendance and will reconvene tomorrow. Senator Agnew introduced a bill to prevent appropriation of political emblems by one party and noted the New York City election bills by Ward. Other measures include franchise tax, transfer stamps with controller consent, licensing abattoirs, butcher shops, and slot machines.

Ways and Means Committee Bates Dana New York Mer Tritt Assemblyman Lindon Bates, Jr Chanler Albany Hughes Cambridge Taft Lloyd C. Griscom Roosevelt Senator Cobb Griscom Wadsworth Senate Agnew Tammany Hall Independence League Ward New York City Grattan Hinman Murray Frisbie Ways and Means Lansing Ebbets

Retail beef prices fall after wholesale cut in Chicago

Chicago June 2 retail beef prices dropped sharply after Monday’s wholesale price reduction. Sirloin steak, once 1844 cents per pound, could be had for 16 cents. Porterhouse, previously 22 cents, was quoted at 2 cents.

Chicago Porterhouse

Settlement Offer On Rights Reserved Delay In Ladd Case

Joseph Choate advised Receiver Ladd to accept a settlement with the Metropolitan Street Railway Company and others. He notes potential difficulties and lengthy litigation that could drag on for years. The offer totals 6 531 738 in cash vs 7 761 200 without interest, with securities recovery included.

Metropolitan Street Railway Company Ladd Mr. Ladd Metropolitan Counties Company Hish Joseph H. Choate Choate

Mayor's Power To Remove Officials Could Shake Commission

A city mayor endings his month in office as he contemplates removing officials without cause. Reports say he may intervene in the Change of Grade Damage Commission case before nightfall and perhaps replace current members with appointees pledged to streamline operations, potentially dissolving the commission.

Aqueduct Commission

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