Fragmentary OCR Note on Post and Fund Rules
Incomplete text mentions postal ranks to be deposited in a reserve fund not exceeding a limit. It references emcees at 0600 and a ban on individuals, with unclear terms about future schemes and boundaries. The readable phrases show governance or fund rules but lack coherent details.
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Fire Fatalities Reported in Te xas Incident
A fragmented report describes a deadly blaze in Texas with women and a child perishing in a fire aftermath. The text mentions victims including Sabrina and a person named Greg, and references a Blanco area location with dramatic, damaged wording.
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Indictment Against New York World Quashed in Federal Court
The indictment against the New York World publishing company and others over alleged libel of President Taft and others was quashed by a United States district court judge. The court ruled the statute cited by prosecutors had no baring or authority in this matter.
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Utah Idaho Wyoming consider road bonds and tri state highway
Delegates from Utah Idaho and Wyoming debated roads at a convention with Governor Spry present. A resolution urged each legislature to build 20 miles of road yearly with a Tri State highway linking Salt Lake City to Idaho and Wyoming capitals. Papers discussed good roads advantages and interstate cooperation followed by lively questions.
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Alaska coal lands royalty proposal to government
Balline offers a written proposal to the Senate Territories Committee led by Senator Beveridge to grant a royalty of 600 a ton on coal for a 5 000 acre lease in the Katalla and Matanuska districts. He claims such royalty could yield as much as 93 000 000 per hundred acres for the government.
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Taft Describes Unlawful Combinations in Annual Message
President Taft’s annual message outlines the administration’s policy on unlawful combinations. He rejects rumors of new departures and indiscriminate prosecutions, asserting the program remains as previously stated.
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Inger-Pinghet Controversy Dominates Stage of Inquiry
The inquiry centers on alleged wrongdoing by R A Ballinger during his pre government and as land office official. Glavis accuses Ballinger of aiding fraud and failing due diligence in the Willamette Geal company cases and in the Cunningham coal land claims, with claims judged for patent only after intervention by Glavis and others.
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Utah Copper Wins Injunction Battle in Trenton
New York reports Utah Copper secured a decisive court injunction against the Bingham properties merger after two federal judges ruled Tuesday afternoon. Col Wall and C W Graham led the case. Shareholders then backed Utah Copper’s Boston Consolidated takeover on a one for two and a half basis. Nearly one million Nevada Consolidated shares showed intent to swap for Utah Copper at two and a quarter to one.
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Appeals to board of trade urge receding from beef export stance
Chambers of commerce and boards of trade from several cities pressed the national board of trade to urge the State Department to concede to Germany on beef imports. They argued that increased U S home demand makes a German market unnecessary and that insisting on access yields no advantage.
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Railways Cut Transport Costs for Goldfield Ore Shipments
Goldfield mining shipments will benefit from nationwide rate cuts effective February 4. Ore valued between 20 and 30 dollars now travels 50 cents per ton less, and ore up to 20 dollars per ton to Colorado points is discounted by 50 cents per ton.
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Suffragette Messenger Seeks Entry to Asquith Meeting
Militant suffragettes press their campaign in London by disguising Miss Jessie Kennedy as a telegraph messenger boy to gain access to a Premier Asquith gathering at Albert Hall. A thorough search exposes several supporters, but the lead organizers miss admission and honors remain with others.
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