Freight Rate Protests Rise in Railroad Hearings
The piece reports utilities commissions seeking power to lower freight shipments of iron ore and limestone amid railroad rate cases. It notes advocacy by railroad officials and state representatives to adjust freight charges, with briefs arguing rates are unjust and asks for reductions on ore shipments and other commodities.
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MBCS
E Uilities
Newith
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Ashland Man Accused in Hush Money Plot
Rob inson Hoover of Ashland is under arrest in Columbus for allegedly trying to extort 260 from Mrs. Glenn B Hanna of 33 Sixteenth Avenue. Authorities say Hoover demanded 100 then 300 in backyards under a tomato can, luring her with threats of revealing “awful” things. Miss Hanna reported, police advised, a decoy bag with a stone was placed at 10 pm October 11. Detectives Creek and Pennell took Hoover into custody. Six others face assault and battery charges. conspiracy to harm John McRiggs, tied to a local courthouse relocation dispute, is under warrants as investigation continues.
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Glenn B Hanna
Sixteenth Avenue
Robinson Hoover
Ashland
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Hoover
Certan
Creek
Pennell
Teover
Hooser
Poe Et Hogren
John McRiggs
Kenora
Riggs
Wayne
Wayne County Routes For A New Theme
In Ro tlen West Virginia on October 14 the Wayne county routes pursue a new theme amid local planning for regional transport updates.
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Wayne
Wayne County
Colimbus police detain man over rail theft scheme
Columbus police hold Frank Woodward 41 after accusations tied to a theft of five units from the American Railway Depot line between Columbus and Pittsburgh. He allegedly delivered a substitute package to Coshocton earlier this month as part of the scheme.
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Frank Woodward
Columbus
Pittsburg
Woodward
Coshocton
Missing Funds Update Shows Increased Amount Recovered
Report indicates $2,460 has been received instead of the previously stated $2,000 in missing funds. Authorities confirm the additional recovery and continue accounting efforts.
Elyrian Tells of Work For Crippled Children
Elyria reports the Ohio Society for Crippled Children meets in Toledo on October 14. President F. Alles notes an excess of 250000 dollars appropriated for the year. Work progresses across the state aiding many children with the Rotary clubs. Elyria's F Allen serves as president with E Jay Howenagein as treasurer and 3 H Squire as executive chair.
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Toledo
Ohio Sccinty For
Rotary
FF. Alles
Clyria
D F. Allen
E. Jay Howenagein
H. Squire
Elyria
Boy Hurries Home From School After Injury
A wounded 13 year old, Arthur Hathorn, spoke from City Hospital about hurrying home after an incident near school. Police investigated and officials said the boy was hungry and frightened following the event.
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Marion
Arthur Hathorn
City Hospital
Rheuma remedy advertised in older pharma ad
An old advertisement claims a large bottle of a rheumatic remedy costs 22 dollars and promises relief after daily use for two weeks. It credits a longstanding American pharmaceutical firm for distributing the product to ease agony and pain.
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Philips
Mircdea Physic
Nas
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