Jitneys Face Permit Push As City Court Denies TRO
Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer denies a motion for a temporary restraining order on jitney permits amid a city ordinance requiring filings by Thursday. Eight drivers were arrested. most of the 300 jitneys had not obtained permits. Jitney operators claim the ordinance aims to strip earnings and harm property values, with court action planned.
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Knox peace resolution sent to Wilson in Washington
The House passed the Knox peace resolution by 228 to 139 and sent it to President Wilson after the Senate had approved it. The vote signals the measure cannot clear a veto since it lacks a two thirds majority. Debates ended with a stormy hour as Mason urged the Senate’s judgment over the president's. The measure, adopted as a substitute, moves to the White House with a likely presidential veto anticipated.
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University Students Pledge Seats for New Stadium
University students pledged to buy 7500 dollars worth of seats in the proposed stadium. The pledge was announced on Friday.
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