Child Labor Battle Looms as Neill Set to Report
Washington March 22. The fight over child labor is set to resume with Labor Commissioner Neill ready to report under an order from the government bureau of labor. His forthcoming findings promise sensational detail on the abuse of some one million American children and a likely push for a congressional investigation.
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Justice Montgomery Likely Chief of Customs Court
Justice Montgomery hesitates to accept the post as chief justice of the new court of customs appeals, a court equal to the United States circuit court with authority to hear customs decisions. Born in Baton Rapids Michigan on May 15 1849 he served 16 years as a circuit judge until 1890 and has led Michigan’s supreme court for the past decade.
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Street Lights Out Over Contract Dispute
Street lights remain dark in several outlying wards as Cameron Electric fails to supply required lamp samples. Superintendant Youngs says the issue stems from a contested contract awarded last year after A V Bouillon protested the bid. The board orders Cameron Electric or agents summoned to show cause why the contract should not be revoked.
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Powers Named Police Inspector in Seattle Career Highlights
The piece profiles Michael T. Powers, former patrolman to captain, named police inspector by Chief Charles Wappenstein. Born in 1879, Powers moved from San Francisco, iron moulder by training, and earned a reputation for memory and courage. He recalls near- fatal shootings and long service across Seattle’s police ranks.
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Panama Canal dredging gains pace in February
Washington reports that Panama cans work on the Culebra cut removed more dirt last month than any February since construction began, signaling growing progress on the project.
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