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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1915

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2

Interstate Coal Rates Cut By Commission

The commission ruled current coal transport rates from Pennsylvania to tidewater as unreasonable and ordered new rates effective October 1 reducing costs by 15 cents per ton. It cited rebates and interlocking directorates among railroads and coal firms, naming directors such as Baker Stotesworth Dewitt Cuyler Frick Moore Rockefeller and Widener. Major lines affected include Philadelphia and Reading Central Railroad of New Jersey Lackawanna and Western Lehigh Valley Erie Wilkes-Barre and Western New York Ontario and Western Pennsylvania Northern Central and Delaware and Hudson.

Interecommerce Commission Pennsylvania Tidewater Philadelphia Reading Central Railroad New Jersey Delaware Lackawanna and

Austrian U-boat sunk during Adriatic raid and battles front

Rome reports Austrian warships bombarded Bari Santos Spirito and Malfetta on the Adriatic coast. An Italian submarine sank an Austrian submarine U-12 with all hands after engaging an enemy sub. General Cadorna notes violent artillery duels along the front and continued Italian enveloping movements against Gorn. Nearby, lightning injuries and Mexican bandit activity are briefly reported.

Bari Rome Pugiia Miemy Ministry of Marine Santos Spirito Malfetta Cadorna Geainst Gorn

Samuel U Gregg Opens Palace Livery Stables and Bus Line

Samuel U Gregg announces taking over the Doll and Doll Livery Bus business and conducting the Palace Livery Stables, inviting public patronage in a concise notice.

Samue U. Gregg

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