16 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1910
Page
1
The Board of Directors endorses General Manager Myers and his ultimatum, saying no concessions will raise expenses. Trainmen and conductors councils meet, awaiting decisions while officials work toward peace. President McCrea says the demand is for more pay for hours worked, not a ten hour day.
Mrs Kate O Hare announces a bid for Congress from the Second Kansas district. She drafts a resignation date in advance to withdraw if she votes against party lines, then continues campaigning with speeches and calls for votes.
Lackawanna company and 800 engineers and hundreds of switchmen reach an agreement granting engineers a 17 percent raise and better conditions. Switchmen receive improved hours and a voluntary 3 cent per hour increase from April. The deal, covering all city yards, adds about $13,000 a year for engineers.
New York July 16 A claim against Katherine Gould formerly married to Howard Gould for 2428 dollars filed by Big Bill Hawley was dismissed on Clarence J Shearn counsel for Mrs Gould Hawley real name Woodward based his claim on a loan alleged in 1894 The case ends with dismissal.
President Taft granted a pardon to Rev. James R. Kaye, jailed in Peoria for six months for molding plaster coins to create medals for a Sunday school project. His first two-year sentence was reduced on appeal, with supporters arguing no fraudulent intent.
John Bo Mil of a local association and Jon C. Davina were sentenced to twenty and sixteen years respectively at Leavenworth Federal Prison in Kansas. Mil’s attorneys posted bail of 20 900 dollars and have appealed.
Young American Anthony Drexel and French aviator Leon Morane completed a over sea flight trial starting near the Isle of Wight. Morane covered the distance in twenty five minutes and Drexel in thirty four minutes amid brisk winds and coastal sights.
Report cites Colonel Guffey facing receivership in West Virginia based on alleged inability to meet creditor claims. The filing seeks protection for his assets, with projected coal reserves and possible profits cited to justify the action. Creditors include banks in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. court restrains disposition of collateral.
City officials led by Mayor Gaynor shut down nearly forty establishments in Manhattan and Brooklyn for operating after hours. The crackdown targets license violations amid a period of heightened enforcement and warnings to proprietors to comply with nighttime restrictions.
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