Shippers Fight Refrigeration Charges At ICC Hearing
Complainants accuse the American Railway Express Company of levying refrigeration or icing fees without traffic authority. The hearing before Commissioner Armes in Salisbury continues with statements from traffic managers and shipper witnesses detailing alleged preferential treatment and tariff limitations.
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American Railway Rapress Company
Bocumier Armes
Interstate Commerce Commission
Peninsula Shippers
Express Company
Filal
W. FL Alka Company
Seaford
Del
Salisbury-Wicenure Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania and Maltimore
Chesapeake and Atlantic
American Railway Express Company
Expres Company
Express
Camenerce Commision Acta
Gorgas S. Lee
New York
Mervine
W. Hi. Wu
Theaware-Chesapeake
W. OT. Geerdnes
Joc Byrd
W. OF. Alien Company
Compme
Aln
Hartangy
Ptsciriter
Arl
Zearfisne
Pennslania Realioaed
Ad Fen Counel
Ecan
Reed, Seaford
EL BR
Ticsaens
Pittsville
Convict Break at Maryland Penitentiary Ends in Guard Shooting
Baltimore reports a prison riot attempt at the Maryland Penitentiary as convict Neal McKennon lunged with a concealed weapon against guard George May. Charles Graham shot McKennon as the line of convicts moved to break, wounding McKennon and leaving May unconscious. both men were taken to the hospital.
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Baltimore
AL PO
George May
Maryland
Neal McKennon
McKeonnon
Charles Graham
May
Graham
McKennios
McKennon
McKen Rom
Five airmen trapped as seaplane search enlarges
Five aviators aboard a disabled seaplane from San Francisco to Honolulu were stranded in mid Pacific after mechanical trouble near Ma ui. Rescue efforts by air, sea and surface ships began at dawn with Ma ui as base, while crews tracked the drifting aircraft and planned a systematic search between latitudes.
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Honolulu
A. P
mid-Pacific
San Fraincisco
John Kyrs
Blanc PN
Maui
Pacific
Zist
Tule
PNO
San Francisco
Pearl Harbor
Oahu
Hane
Golden Gate
Mae
Naenlate
Eture
United States
USSS
Lanikly
Pearl Arbor
Canes and Cratches Supplent Maushets in Parade
Civil War veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic parade in Grand Haven Michigan march today. The item notes veterans, banners, and a large turnout with details of the procession and participants amid damaged OCR text.
Earthquakes Felt in Three States
A slight tremor was recorded on the Seismograph at St Senutit College in Cleveland. Father F J Odentach suggested the quake could be caused by ocean waves or a fault slip. Observers noted shocks were felt across nearby areas and weather reports tracked aftershocks.
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Cleveland, O
Alpt
St. Senutit College
F. J. Odentach
Charetver
Trelley Kills Aged Woman: Shocking Local Tragedy
Fragmentary OCR report notes a fatal incident attributed to Trelley involving an elderly woman. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a violent act and immediate aftermath. Police and local officials were expected to respond.
Swampscott Admin Seeks Act To Foster Repatriation Contemplation
Sept 2 in Swampscott Massachusetts A P reports that the administration plans legislation next session to foster ratification contemplation after seven years. Amendment to the Cumann Act was discussed at a conference between Crescent Coolidge and Senator Watrow of Indiana. Watrow, Senate leader and Interstate Commerce chair, supports the plan. The President and Watrow agree that approval of the View Swermingen consolidation scheme before the Interstate Commerce Commission would aid voluntary consolidations and eventually prompt legislation.
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Swampscett
Mars
A. P
Congres
Cres Tent Cooliilge
Wotvoth
Invtiana
Senate
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Watron
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ratipondere
Two Men Held After Robbery Attempt Near Calas Bea
Lawrence Foster and George Kits allegedly attempted to hold up a vehicle near Calas Bea. A Black man named Zathy Howard was arrested as a suspect. police moved both suspects to Washington for further inquiry.
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Bittete Ag
Calas
Lawrence Foster
Gooree
Sertom
Redmarbh
Howard County
Washington
Woman's arrest request by fiancé shocks Crater Creek case
A beleaguered local scenario unfolds as a woman prompts police to arrest her fiancé amid a disputed theft charge. Court records note the fiancé’s alleged eye theft and the claimant’s assertion of seduction amid a tense sequence at a Creal Springs area, with ongoing inquiries.
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Creal Springs
Vie
Darceny
Cntoman
Coal Region Shutdowns Loom Amid Maintenance Talks
The anthracite area faces widespread mine suspensions as maintenance disputes halt operations. Ten thousand workers may lose shifts, with Scranton and nearby rail shops idling as railroads cut back and plans for layoffs emerge.
Washington Prohibition Agents Retained Amid Shakeups
Prohibition administrator Edmund Bednitz plans to continue the Washington tying quidrin of agents in the sixth district with headquarters in Baltimore Maryland, Delaware and the District of Columbia under summary retention. Henry Robinson resigns from the Washington Squad amid political pressure rumors as 2014 book publication total reaches 9018.
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T.kumare
Edmund Bednitz Plas
Ned
Washington
Prohibition
Waer Ne Cutie
Alliam R. Karivey
Cumberland
Maryland
Delaware
Columbia
Brat
Robinson
Shenaedoah Aims Global Flight From Lakehurst
Lakehurst New Jersey September 2 The Shenaedoah prepares to depart at 5 p m on a five state trip designed to give thousands in the midwest a view of the silvery ship The schedule promises a late afternoon departure and a return to the naval air station by late Sunday night or Monday morning The route lists New Jersey through Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and others
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Lakehurst
N. J
U1 States
Mid-West
Navy
Naval Air Station
New Jeevoy
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Than
Alineia
Mecsency
Iowe
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Men Arrested After Disorderly Fight on Lake Street
Clarence Shockley and Henry Tarr, white men, were arrested yesterday for disorderly conduct after a fight on Lake Street. Police escorted them for trial at the municipal court where the trouble was said to have arisen over a woman. They were fined $10 and treated by Police Justice Lauder-T. Hearne.
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Clarence Shockley
Henry Tarr
Lath White
Lake Street
Imunicipal Court
Lauder
T.hearne
Erratic Early 20th Century Bulletins from War News
Fragmented late news briefs report aviation and naval incidents from the era, including air and naptha spills near Sicily, a wartime defense allotment for conservation work, and a conference over a dispute involving a New York banker. Other items mention a Stanford wartime project update and a ship search with unclear traces.
Federal Revenue Decreases Redaction In Taxes
Washington reports federal tax revenue declined while state and local taxes rose with the total taxes paid under state and local lines 56 percent greater than federal taxes. The Census Bureau cites incomplete returns and notes the aggregate tax burden remains under review.
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Desois
Washington
A. P
Nationel Trance
Consus
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Trelley
Vretdent Coalidge
Congresso
Criss Lawes
Metartis
Alb
Messadelpia
Penton
Tata
Anthrente
Logan
Shen
Ion
Scranton
Lockswanna and Western Railroad
Keyrer Valley
Fialay
Ltttle
Delaware and Ffudion
Si Recuce
Cage Pasay
Sicly
Warthington
Pan Uday
Bork
Dom
Levinsitte
Jlace Petiied
Rath Seogine
Neasger
Roth
Peides
San Frances
Poaptein
Stanford
Marre de Trace
Sege
Pirgay
Saba Mudgers
Hte Mather
Adgers
Senet Wall
Heer
Bess
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Enether
Sears
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Tollcgy Park
Wright Brothers
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