Congress Urged Action on Employer Liability and Worker Compensation
President urges immediate reenactment of the employers liability act limiting scope to interstate cases and strengthens provisions. calls for government compensation for all employees injured on the job, including civilians and Panama Canal service, with automatic and fair payment system and Department of Commerce and Labor administration. The message stresses national urgency and aligns with civil service protections.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Severn States
Dilley
Aik
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Department of Jes
Department of Jeetien
Thurtier
Mut Corporation
Calls for National and State Regulation of Big Corporations
The speaker argues for strong federal and state oversight of interstate commerce, noting the growth of powerful corporations and the inadequacy of common law to meet new conditions. He urges cooperation between national and state governments to regulate property and prevent wrongdoing, with federal action necessary to curb vast wealth and cross border business. The emphasis is on preserving public interests while ensuring control over large industrial combines.
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Puvno
Haritaen
Jpart
Jana Watin
Conrus
Thaw Trial Ends as Jury to Decide Sanity Verdict
Justice Dowling concludes his charge in the Marty Thaw case noting the prosecution bears the burden to prove sanity beyond reasonable doubt. He explains the law allows acquittal if sanity is not proven and only those who lack awareness of act or wrongness may be deemed not responsible.
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Associated Prose
New York
Marty
Justice Dowling
Court sessions reopen with Lynch presiding on rail case trials
The court reconvened Friday with Judge Chaples W. Lynch on the bench. Cases involving Mary Kaesato against Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road were argued with demurrers overruled in several matters. Multiple docket items name Ramuel W. Rmiott, Cruger W. Senth, M. W. Geagpon, and others as the court handles writs, pleas, and demurrers in a slate of civil actions and judgments.
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Circuilcourt
Chaples W. Lynch
Mary Kaesato
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Railroad Company
Ramuel W. Rmiott
Ts. Curkendall
Cruger
W. Senth
M. W. Geagpon
Middlehourme
Graite Shale Hock Company
Sarah Welch
T. G. Robinson
James F. Dyv
Geen
H. Rpringer
Wenatust
Prohibition Amendment Debate and Senate Actions
Special to Telegram reports a prohibitions amendment pushing for an election faced desk ruling on third reading in the House. Republicans caucused this afternoon while education bills were discussed in the Senate committee, with Nos. 9 and 16 passing on third readings and effect dates noted.
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Guableston
House
Brauntin
Fermana
Ingres
Senate
T Jane
Ita
Post Itp
Ashburn
Dr Wyatt Dies Prominent Shipston Physician
Dr. Wyatt of Shipston died at home Friday morning after weeks of illness. He was 62 or 64 years old with a large family surviving including W. Wyatt Jr and John Wyatt. He held many offices in fraternal orders and served in the county and state House of Delegates. Burial will be at Shinuston Sunday afternoon under Odd Fellows care.
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ZW. Wyatt
Shipston
Wyatt
Mise Harvey
Marion County
Jacob H. Fortney
Robert Monroe
Patrmont
W. Wyatt, Jr
John Wyatt
Cyne Wyatt
Leslie Wyatt
Wyatt I
Oriental Bank Closed by State Authorities in New York
The Oriental Bank failed to open for business today in New York as state superintendent of banks ordered closure and investigation. The bank is a state institution subjected to immediate regulatory action.
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Associated Promz
New York
Oriental Bank
State Superintendent of Banks
Reverend A B Withers Begins Sunday School Tour
The Rev A B Withers of Bridgeport left this morning to conduct Sunday school inticies at Portemouth Central City Galilee Barboursville and Butte, selling offerings to support the tour and its aims across multiple towns.
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A. B. Withers
Bridgebort
Portemouth
Central City
Mid State
Galileelis
Barboursville
Thin Butte
Foreigners fined for assault in Grasseyn district
Mike Choloda of Grasseyn was fined $6 and costs by Magistrate Gordon for assaulting Mrs. Jaret Riacet several days ago. He paid the amount and was released. Other lines mention Dr and Mrs Deampes of Kart Tiverpoo and a Mister af Birk Petcher with unclear context.
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Mike Choloda
Grasseyn
Gordon
Jaret Riacet
W. Deampes
Kart Tiverpoo
Stee
AL Fletcher
Mra
Deampes
Af Birk Petcher
Mand
Miners and Operators Face Joint Wage Agreement Talk
Miners and operators of the central union meet today to decide whether to resume or revise a coal wage agreement. Officials from a joint committee in the industry are gathered to discuss terms and potential labor actions.
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Otene
Japan
Explosion injures workers at Philadelphia arsenal refinery
An explosion ripped through a refining room at the Frankford arsenal in Philadelphia on January 31 injuring several workers seriously. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as investigators began examining the blast area and assessing damages.
County Court Rules in Favor of County in Rail Road Suit
In Friday circuit court Judge Lynch issued rulings for the county in three suits against the Short Line and Baltimore & Ohio railroad companies. Two chancery suits require railroads to restore public roads at Swiger mill on Teamila Creek and between the Poot coal mine and Thumberport. A third suit seeks damages up to 30,000 dollars for destruction of a county road from Dr. Denham place to Mantaby bridge. Demurrers against the railroads were overruled.
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Tudge Lynch
Short Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Swiger Mill
Teamila Creek
Betwen
Poot Coal Mine
Thumberport
Law and Dam
Dr. Denham Place
Te Mantaby Bridge
Sounvel
Lynch
John Basso
John ‘W. Davis
Thy
G. Smith
Mrs Thomas C White Dies at 90 After Illness
Mrs Melissa Catherine White wife of Thomas C White died at her home near the new fair grounds Thursday night after several days illness. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at her residence with burial in Elk View cemetery. Born January 5 1862 she was 55 years 26 days old and married to Thomas C White on April 13 1876. She left eight children Burton Despard Bertha Tracy Lillian Benjamin Frank John T Martha Bators Petri Arrean and Genevieve White. She was a member of the Baptist church at Genter Branch.
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Melissa
Catherine White
Thomas C. White
New Fair Grounds
Elk View
Thin Ats
White
Benjamin
Nancy E. Frimks
White Farm
Burton Despard
Bertha M
Ledru Tracy
Lilan
Benjamin Frank
John T. Martha Bators
Petri Arrean
Genevieve White
Mra. White
Baptist Church
Genter
Revival services at Ash Chapel draw new members
Revival services at Ash Chapel conducted by Rev Mathews attracted several new members. Ruth Cunningham, daughter of Mr and Mrs SM Cunningham of Erle, suffered burns when clothing caught fire from a prairie flame Thursday evening before her mother could remove the blaze.
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Ash Chapel
Mathews
Ruth Cunningham
SM. Cunningham
Erle
Debs Returns to Moxongat Wicket Test Time
Debs takes stand on the Socialist wicket amid turmoil over the mine disaster, urging policy shifts as the United States faces a difficult period. The incident at Borror casts a shadow on national energy and labor debates.
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Upene VY. Debs
Cansi
Peur Tant
United States
Completed awards at big show for Clarksburg Poultry
Judges Lambert and Cram finished scoring the fourth annual Clarksburg Poultry and Pet Stock Association exhibition at Hoffman Hall. Awards list includes Dees Thome Sturm first cock and cock erel, numerous best of breed winners, and prizes in classes such as Game Bantams, Black Breasted Reds, Buff Plymouth Rocks, and White Minorcas. New members voted in: D. C. Jones, J. S. Steatey, J. Morgan, G. Robinson, and others conclude the session.
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Lambert
Cram
Clarksburg
Poultry and Pet .Stock Association
Hoffman Hall
Dees
Poultry Show Winners List Names and Awards
A long list of exhibitors from multiple towns presents cages of chickens with awards across breeds. Notable names include Allen Gerrant, Norma Gerrant, W. R. Talkington, B. F. Anderson Jr, Arch Fleming, J. W. Upton, G. W. Stout, and W. S. Hurseystat. Awards cover cockerels pullets and pens in Barred Plymouth Tooke White Leghorn Single Comb Brown Leghorns and White Plymouth Rocks.
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Wayne Hard Sivas
Tylande
Teds
C. EO Bayar
H. A. Painter
Pultet
C.D. Conaway
Plymouth Tooke
Snider
Hurseytat
B. P. Bailey
T. G. Hardman
White Samuel Kyle
Art Pullet
S. HL Day
Cockerel
T. M. Donatine
Cockarel
TN. Gerrard
B. F. Anderson, Jr
Shingaton
G. W. Stout
Rockford
G. W. McCray
Fairmont
Arch Fleming
Ecock
J. W. Upton
Window Glass Trades Urged To Unite Amid Plant Standstill
A Kane Pennsylvania report discusses dissolving the Amalgamated Window Glass Association and appointing a receiver. It urges blowers cutters flatteners and fatteners to form their own unions to settle differences and resume plant operation as more machines arrive and plants restart.
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Kane
Phillip
Amalgamated Window Glass Association
Uniens
Wan
Haxel
Miner Injured at Co Jamto Mine After Slate Fall
A foreign worker at the Co Jamtic mine was rushed to the Minere hospital with a broken leg and other injuries after a slate fall. The incident occurred as he was working at the mine and warrants investigation into safety practices.
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Co Jamtic
Minere Hoxplaint Falranomt
Home Burns in Worthington Fire Destroys Davie Residence
Fire swept the Worthington home of Mr. Charles Davie, gutting the dwelling. Neighbors reported flames shooting from the structure as crews battled the blaze. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.
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Charles Davie
Worthington
Not Caught Jay Fowler D Assailant After Fatal Mine Office Shooting
Enraged man at Waldo mine in Wilsonburg shoots pit boss O J Evie and injures Jay Fowler in a confrontation over machine rights. A posse and bloodhounds pursue the alleged assailant Hunter across nearby hills. Fowler survives after surgery at St Mary’s hospital while Hunter remains at large.
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Wilsonberg
Saki Hunter
Hogro
Bie
Fowler
Hunter
Power
al Qoburn
Jim
Ivan
Huster
OFS Nee
Megio
Intendent
Coburn
Mary's Hospital
Hilla
Sherif
Sherif Finnigan
Knox
Fairmont Coal Company
Fairmont Coal Company's Floodhounds From Enterprige
Ted
Lynch
Stiet Allie Ash
Hweter
Bt. Marr's Hospital
Powter
Fleet Heard Prom CapE Virgins, Angentias Jan 34
Fragmentary wartime dispatch notes American units moving toward the Strait of something. The text is garbled with errors but indicates movement and a prom cape near Cape Virgins with Jan 34.
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Angentias
Butteebipa
Mie Ear
Strait of
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