Vague Community Gathering and Local Weddings Reported
Local notes describe a Sunday service at the Methodist Episcopal church in CasnareS SaSa Kemper children of Clarksburg visiting with their parents Misses Veda Davis and others attending a social at Childers Hill. A wedding in Oak andee Tast marked by relatives from Big Rock AMD. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Hiram D ch and Elbert B jas on. Distant civil engineer Morrison from Salem left for Cincinnati for a government post.
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Sasa Kemper
Clarksburs
Resema Rage
Eadie Daviasses
Disie Flanagap
Big Rock Amd
Oakanee
Childers Hill
Veda Davis
Mace
I Maple
Veda Spills
Fowles
Hatedwell
Charles Furber
Roy Powell
Langiitts
Oliver
Snyder
Orenison
Lloyd
Hiram D. Ch
Elbert
Jason
Les R. Donnally
Southern. OU
Hagess
Bir Isgac
Hall Morrison
Salem
Cincinnati
County awards bridge contract over Mudlick near Bhinaston
William W. Eless was awarded a county court contract to build a concrete bridge across Mudlick Run near Bhinaston. The project funding and exact on-site dates were not specified in the readable text.
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William W. Eless
Mudlick
Rum
Bhinaston
Commission's Act Pleases Willard in Rail Rates Case
In Baltimore on June 24 Daniel L Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company and chair of the railroad committee welcomed the Interstate Commerce Commission’s order denying the petition to reopen Case 3400. The commission plans an inquiry to determine if current rates yield adequate revenue and to consider possible increases for transportation charges. Willard said officials had received a message outlining the order and voiced gratification that the action serves both railroads and the public.
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Baltimore, Md
Commission
Jas
Daniell Gwillard
Baltimor and Ohio Railroad Company
Railroad Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Willard
Railroads Backed by Public Opinion in Rate Increase Debate
President Willard notes the commission will consider methods to raise revenue and that railroads may prove their case. He expresses confidence the railroads have a strong position if the five percent general increase is not the sole option. Public sentiment now favors the carriers more than three years ago.
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Willard
Fine levied for drunken and disorderly conduct at station
H. L. Thompson paid a fine and costs Monday evening in Justice T. G. Nicewarner's court for being drunk and disorderly at the car railroad station. He was arrested and prosecuted by railroad detectives E. B. Kinney.
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H. L. Thompson
T. G. Nicewarner
E. B. Kinney
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