Eight Hour Law Declared Inapplicable In Territories
The United States court of appeals ruled the eight hour law does not apply to Alaska and other territories in a case by Charles Moses a carpenter on a government contract in Alaska. Moses sought overtime pay and the decision was announced in San Francisco.
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United States Court of Appeals
Alaska
Charles Moses
Moses
United States
Detret Court of
Seattle
Cable ship Burnside advances Alaska line project
At the Ariington dock the Burnside and the U S Signal Service coordinated a cable lay through an underground conduit toward Sitka. The ship will lay about 15 miles today in the Sound then return to Seattle awaiting the remainder from Francisco to finish the Sitka link by January 1.
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Burnside
Ariington Dock
United States Signal Service Office
Walker Building
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Francisco
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Bitka
Humes Boys Released From City Jail
Start and Jay Humes sons of the mayor have been released after no charge warranted longer detention. Police blotter lists Jones for both, with James charged as suspicion. The youths protest their imprisonment over street actions and police bread patrol roles, while new alleged pass incidents remain uncharged.
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Jay Humes
Humes
Hheir
Jones
James
Jaye
Georges Against Madden Leads New Inquiry
Washington inspectors under Postmaster General Payne examine Third Assistant Madden over allegations by Melell of a Philadelphia journal editor and stamp collector. Charged with reprinting é-cent stamps with inverted centers sold for 100 dollars to private collectors. Madden denies printing or seeing the stamps and calls charges criminally fake and maligned. Investigation has run three days. Madden reportedly ignorant until today.
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Washington, D.C
Payne
Madden
Ohare
Melell
Philadelphia Pinnatelet Journal
Mayor's Regret Over Handling of Youth Disobedience
A mayor expresses remorse for actions taken to control unruly youths. He defends keeping the young men jailed as a fatherly attempt to teach them seriousness and responsibility.
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Mames
Baltimore & Ohio wreck at Allegheny claims engineer
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train struck an open switch on Chestnut street in Allegheny and toppled two engines. Engineer William Cunningham was killed. firemen Thomas Gratton Charles Sillwagen and engineer John Cornelius were seriously injured.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Chestnut Street
Allegheny
William Cunningham
Thomas Gratton
Charles Sillwagen
John Cornelius
Damages Sought Over Beattie Boulevard Property
Richard Osborn asks the board of public works for damages for the use of his own residence on Beattie Boulevard by Mr. Evans. Last Friday observers including Mr. Evans Mr. McPherson Mr. Laack the Frye Hruha company and Caratens Brothers were present.
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Board of Public Works
Evans
Beattie Boulevard
Evane
McPherson
Laack
Frye Hruha Company
Caratens Brothers
City building owners urged to move within ten days
Mr. Osborn reports in a communication that the building occupied by Kivane pays a monthly rental of 20 and objects to demolition without compensation through condemnation. The board holds condemnation not required on city property even though structures predate the tide flats plat.
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Kivane
Rail directors meet to cut time Chicago Pacific routes
Traf fic Director Stube and managers from Union Pacific Sonola Yacifrix O R & N Hart Line and Chicago Northwest gather in Salt Lake City to plan a new schedule reducing travel time between Chicago and Pacific coast. Free Want Ads Bee Classified page.
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Utah
S@tubbe
Cartner
Union Pacific
Sonola
Yacifrix
Hart Line
Chicago & Northwest
Chicago and Pacific
Payne Morning Sessions Spark First Case in Postmaster Scandal
The morning sessions open with a focus on the initial case connected to a scandal involving the assistant postmaster general. Court officials outlined the legal actions and potential implications for the postal service.
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Payne
Lost the Best Man Joined Prosecution Office
Pimner Todd was set to be chief deputy prosecutor for the court on Saturday and is now connected with the law firm of Piles Donworth and Howe. Mr Todd tendered his resignation to prove.
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Tood
Piles, Donworth and Howe
Todd
Rove
American Steel Co. Booth Sharon works closes hiring
The American Steel Co. Booth Sharon works in RBHATON Pa. closed for now leaving about 100 men unemployed. Officials cited a drop in orders as the cause. The weather and storm conditions are noted in the report. Toklas Hingerman Co. advertises coats as practical attire.
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