Wisconsin Public Service Board Visit For Valuation Methods
Harrisburg Va April 26 Members of the state public service commission plan a May visit to Madison Wisconsin to inquire into the valuation and other methods used by Wisconsin state authorities in charge of public utilities The Pennsylvania commission has studied similar issues after delegations to Washington and Albany and the Wisconsin trip will be the first extensive distant inquiry
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Public Service Board
Madison
Harrisburg
state public service commission
Wis
Wisconsin state commission
Pennsylvania commission
Washington
Albany
Wisconsin
Woman Avoids Operation After Pinkham Remedy
Astoria New York woman describes two years of illness with chills back pain and fatigue. A doctor recommended surgery but she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound instead and recovered, avoiding the operation. The letter from Mia Joan A Koenig of 602 Flushing Avenue notes improvement within two weeks and regained appetite and health. The Pinkham company invites letters for confidential advice.
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Astoria
N. Y
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Mia
Joan A. Koenig
Flushing Avenue
Pinkham Laboratory
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Col William A. Dodd Commander of American Force
Col William A. Dodd led the American force cited for the Ville battle, directing troops in the engagement and influencing the outcome as reported by the era's accounts. He was noted for strategic leadership and battlefield presence during the operation.
Slaying at Italian Republican Club Lands Long Prison Term
Vincenzo Maggini was sentenced by Judge McKean to ten to fourteen years in the eastern penitentiary for second degree murder in the Roseto shooting of Donato Vigilone on New Year’s Day. Nearby, Joseph Viglione, Donato’s brother, was found dead by hanging on a nearby property, with neighbors noting he behaved oddly after the murder.
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Easton
Vincenzo Maggini
McKean
eastern penitentiary
Donato Vigilone
Roseto
Maggini
True Blue Slate company
Washington township
Fitckville
Donato Viglione
Joseph Viglione
Joseph
Arrest I. W. W. Men In Mine Riot Near Wilkes-Barre
In Boston Settlement, Pa., state troopers arrested thirty-six I. W. W. members after a clash with United Mine Workers at the Pennsylvania Coal colliery. Several shots were fired. no serious injuries reported as I. W. W. workers tried to force a strike over wage conference delays in New York.
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Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania Coal company
Boston Settlement
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
New York
Steel Earnings Reach 60 Million for March Quarter
United States Steel reports record earnings for the quarter ended March 21 totaling 60,713,624. Net income 51,218,559 and surplus 32,854,172. Dividend on common stock declared at 14 percent. Figures compare with December quarter records and prior periods.
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New York
United States Steel corporation
German Fleet Attacks Lowestoft In Coastal Battle
London reports a German battle cruiser squadron appeared off Lowestoft and engaged British forces, retreating after a twenty minute exchange. Two British light cruisers and a destroyer were damaged but not sunk. Two men one woman and a child killed. Shells were seen near the shore and the attack was believed to involve ships from Zeebrugge.
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Lowestoft
London
snd
Zeebrugge
North Sea
The Hague
Telegrams Flood Washington Plea to Avoid War
Telegrams aimed at the White House and congress flood Washington as pacifist protests regarding the German submarine crisis pour in. Telegraph facilities handle about 78,000 night letters with total messages incomplete due to interruptions for urgent business.
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Washington
White House
congress
Gun Fight in Street Leaves Patrolman Dead in Cincinnati
In a desperate Central avenue pistol battle in Cincinnati, patrolman Samuel Robbins was killed, pawnbroker Louis Katz was fatally shot, and suspect William Groendike was wounded after a shootout with police detective Albert Wegener who fired in defense of his fallen colleague.
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Cincinnati
Central avenue
Samuel Robbins
Louis Katz
William Groendike
Carthage
Ohio
Albert Wegener
Katz
Groendike
Robbins
Kats
Wegener
fall
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Charles Wurst
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