Maritime arrivals and river traffic update in New Orleans
The Harry T. Inge arrives from Bocas del Toro with about 15 000 banana bunches and will sail back Monday. The Nils clears quarantine and reaches the city, Belize sails with general cargo to Livingston Guatemala, and the Mannie Swan and Domingo J de Silva shift for lay up. Burmese Prince loads lumber then cotton. Alfred Dumols hauls from Pinto docks to Port Antonio for another banana cargo. Local Notice to Mariners lists timing for lights and charts updates.
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Harry T. Inge
United Fruit Company
Bocas del Toro
Pan
Bocas
Nils
Pederson
James Gibboney & Company
Nils Isom
Galveston
Belize
Simonsen
Orr-Laubenheimer Steamship Company
Svortey
Livingston, Gua
Markley-Miller
Domingo J. de Silva
Markley- Miller
Steamship Company
New Orleans
Turner-Hartwell
City Wharf
Alfred Dumols
United Fruitompany
Pinto Docks
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Interstate bill would curb corporations with new five member commission
The administration interstate commerce bill creates a five member commission at ten thousand dollars annually with up to three from one party. It would require annual reports, allow investigations of corporations in commerce, and empower the commission to act as master in chancery in anti trust suits. It also bans interlocking directorates and holds officers personally liable with penalties up to five thousand dollars or a year in prison.
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Associated Press
Washington
Administration Interstate Trade Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Concrere
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Governor Asks For More Troops In Strike District
Governor Ammons telegraphed Secretary of War Garrison requesting additional federal troops after Major Holbrook said he could not spare men for the northern Colorado coal fields where 200 militiamen remain on guard. The strike situation dominates lawmakers sessions and potential federal intervention amid no violence reported for a day.
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Denver
Colo
Ammons
Secretary of War
Garrison
W. A. Holbrook
Colorado
Chase
Trinidad
Rockefeller, Jr
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Potantico Hills
Standard Oil
Broadway
Jean
Thirteen Bodies Recovered After West Virginia Mine Disaster
Rescue crews gathered thirteen bodies at the shaft foot of Mine No 5 in the New River Coal Company and continued exploration for the 172 missing workers after last Tuesday's explosion. Pumps kept running to drain water, but the blast dislodged earth and debris, hindering recovery. the process may take days.
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Associated Press
Eccles
W. Va
New River Coal Company
Galle
Navy reaches full strength no more enlistments needed
The Navy Department ordered Galveston recruitment to stop accepting new enlistment applications except from honorably discharged veterans. The force now stands at 51,500. A waiting list will be kept for potential calls. Troop movements to Mexico near term appear unlikely until army transports arrive. General Davis in Texas City ready to embark more troops if Washington orders.
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Associated. Press
Galveston
Tex
Navy Department
Navy
Mexico
T. F. Davis
Texas City
Washington
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Eighth District
Couast
Major Holbrook
War Department
Smith
United States Army
Canon City
Uneéda Biscuit
Graham
National Biscuit Company
Opera Alorre
Trou
Paris
Brussels
Getich
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Askin & Marine CO
Dame Fashion
Askin & Marine
Dauphin Street
Merchants Bank
ST. Francis Sts
Uncle Sean
HOY
Rees
Haskin
Nis
Southern Railway
Calvert
York
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