Chaney's Mine Bureau Bill Passes in House
Washington reports the House approved Chaney's bill creating a Bureau of Mines in the Interior Department by 218 to 27. A $1500002 budget will fund explosion research as the nation records rising mine fatalities, with prospects of Mitchell being named head of the new bureau amid Democratic political moves.
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Senate
John Mitchell
Washington
House
Yeas
Representative Chaney
Bureau of Mines
Department of the Interior
Chaney
Mitchell
Indiana
Illinois
John Myers Receives Peculiar Invitation Letter
Shelburne on May 26 reports John Myers received a letter in a feminine hand warning him to stop taking part in a saloon fight. The note threats by order of "PEOPLE WHO MEAN BUSINESS" and hints at town peace, reflecting wet and dry tensions.
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Shelburn
John Myers
Decoration Day observances in New Lebanon by G A R and W R C
Silvers Post 435 G A R and Silvers Post 234 W R C will observe Memorial Day in New Lebanon. Citizens are invited. Rev. A M Couchman of Farmersburg to deliver the address. George C Youngman commands Silvers Post. Shelburn note reports a May 26 ceremony and a Shelburn marriage listing for Ethel Hamilton and Fred Lee Williams in Kansas City last week with Williams noted in Chanute theatrical work.
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New Lebanon
Silvers Post
A. M.couchman
Farmersburg
George C. Youngman
Shelburn
Ethel Hamilton
Fred ‘Lee Williams
Chanute
Kas
Kansas
Williams
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