Hill Plan Pushes National Rail Consolidation
Washington discussion centers on grouping the Great Northern Northern Pacific Burlington Milwaukee and smaller lines into eight to twenty regional systems under a Hill plan. Officials weigh the consolidation against potential loss of efficiency while opposing voices warn of disrupted operations and altered competition.
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Washington
Northwest
Virpat Northern
Chicago
Milwatien
Bt. Pan
Northern Pacific
Tirlington
Quincy
Hill
Congress
Regiounine Commision
Commission
Corajwtttion
Walker Hines
Hite Molden
Burlington Line
Northwestern Transportation
Hines
The
Railroad Administration
Burlington
Great Northern
Milwaukee
Urlieton
Colorado
Southern
Americans Lead Torryney in Dillards Championship
In New York on November 17, Roger Conti the French champion faced German champion Hagehleher and world champion Schaefer as the Dillards tournament advanced. Hoppe beat Cochran at night and Hormens, Petean champion, defeated Hasenelieler, with Conti and Schaefer among leaders.
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Roger Conti
Thampion
Hagehleher
Schaefer
Concent Hares
Map
Hoppe
Cochran Tr
Hormens
Petean
Hasenelieler
Weather Summary From Major Moorhouwr Report
Major Moorhouwr reports a day with a maximum of 52 and a minimum of 44. The finometer shows 24.43 rainfall and a fourth of an inch measured.
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Lee Moorhouwr
Trade Board Plea 10 Restraining Order 1 Dismissed
A court action dismisses the restraining order in the Trade Board plea 10. The temporary order remains enforceable while the wider federal case proceeds. The parties and officials involved reference the ongoing petition and federation questions tied to the case.
Former Ambassador to France Dead at 80
Obituary notes the death of William Graves Sharpe, former ambassador to France, aged 80. He served as a lieutenant during World War I and was an early American statesman involved in postwar diplomacy and administration.
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Ohio
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Sharpe
Asien Onitiaesier
Ailton Admiertention
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Candleternes
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Red Cross aids disabled World War veterans in county
A local Red Cross chapter reports support for numerous disabled World War veterans. The article notes funds and services provided, including photos and donor details, with names of associated communities and figures.
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RED Cross Chapter
Pigs Win Freedom to Roam by Votes in 1838
A fragmented report details a local 1838 election where pigs gained freedom to roam by vote. It lists candidates and office counts, including county clerk and treasurer races, with partial tallies and names such as James Soeherk and Walter Theorem, reflecting a satirical or mixed-record page from a period newspaper.
Party Leaders Agree 10 Rush Ship Subsidy
Floor notes indicate party leaders reached accord on a ten ship subsidy plan with final House vote slated for November 29. Republicans fear a new ruling could allow amendments to be nullified.
Farmers and stockmen smile after good rain
Farmers and stockmen welcome the rainfall that nourished pastures and dampened drought concerns. The open weather boosted cattle grazing, while reports noted recent rains across the region improving hay and grain prospects and easing farm anxiety.
Texas asks for greasers protection in tense plea
Fragmented text outlines a plea for protections for greasers amid social turmoil. Names, dates, and clear events are unreadable, but the piece implies a political or legal concern regarding protective measures and safety for a group labeled greasers, with references to a court and protection of enlistment or members.
December Wheat Up Another Notch
Market notes show December wheat futures rising with higher bids and firm tone across the grain pit. Prices quoted around 1.20 to 1.47 in several bids, with trade activity modest and several bids softened by market chatter.
Local Speakers Push Umatilla Rapids Project at Luncheon
At a visitor luncheon local speakers advocate the Umatilla Rapids project. The remarks reference river improvements, engineering plans, and regional benefits to Pendleton and neighboring Oregon communities.
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Umatilla Rapids
Turkish Sultan Flees Malta By Ship
Turbulent escape reported as the Turkish sultan flees Malta aboard a ship bound for undisclosed ports. The action follows tensions at Valletta harbor with references to naval patrols and potential threats to the royal retinue. Officials caution against pursuit while humanitarian concerns about the sultan’s safety surface amid reports of unrest.
Three People Suspected in Barrows Murder
Report says three individuals are suspected in the Barrows murder case. Details are unclear as the fragmentary OCR shows names and actions but lacks coherent events or clear charges.
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Barrows
Board Denies Express Co Rate Increase
The Interstate Commerce Commission denied the American Railway Express Company's request to raise interstate carriage rates. A full investigation is ordered, with hearings set to begin next Monday.
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Express CO
Washington
Interstate Commerce Comntesien
Arespean Railway Express Company
General Express
Regular Arsenal Found In Moonshiners Cabin Raid
Officers raid a moonshine operation uncovering a hidden arsenal in the moonshiners cabin. The fragmented text details names, places, and events linked to the raid and its aftermath, with scattered references to individuals and locales.
Minister Suspected of Murdering Wife for Property
In Chicago Nevada a minister is suspected of murdering Mire Clery Crawley shortly after their marriage to secure wealth. examination planned to determine the manner of death as authorities contest natural causes and question the husband’s claims amid family disputes and questions about health.
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Mire
Clery Crawley
Cawley
Solan Spranes
Cowley
Willis
Lake Enim
Bresent
Marie Willan Bothwell
Electrification of Northwest Coal Bill Draws Support
A lengthy address before a Pendleton conference argues government aid is essential to developing the Columbia and Snake rivers for power, irrigation, and transport. The speaker cites figures on potential tonnage and compares inland waterways to railroads, urging cooperative, efficient use of resources for regional growth.
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