Car Shortage in Northwest Under ICC Hearing
A two day Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Washington on car shortages in the Pacific Northwest wrapped early as evidence from shippers indicated chronic delays caused by eastern lines rather than local railroads. testimony from Idaho Public Utilities officials and several shipping representatives outlined systemic issues and potential remedies for future issues.
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Pacific Northwest States
Federal
Clyde B. Aitchison
Eshelman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D.C
Bessie
Spokane
Aitchison
Sea
Pacific North West States
Tside
Washington
DD. C
Pacific Northwest
Eastern Lines
Leonard Way
Public Utilities Commission of Idaho
Frank R. Gooding
J. R. Field
Emmett
Harry Yost
Boise
J. M. Thompson
W. H. Gibson
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
H. W. Prickett
Traffic Service Bureau of
Utah
J. M. Souby
Omaha
Union Pacific System
John O. Moran
Pocatello
Short Line
H. V. Platt
Salt Lake
G. L. Whipple
U. P. Tygdem
H. E. Godwin
Istant
Thehort
T. S. Kinnersley
R. B. Hoffmann
Chicago
Seven brake rules to save 11000 lives this year
A Johns Manville official reports a survey showing three quarters of 1922 automobile fatalities stemmed from faulty brakes. He lists seven rules to prevent accidents: test brakes every 1000 miles, maintain 1/64 inch lining clearance, clean linings, balance pressures, check both levers, avoid hard braking, and use engine braking on hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otorists
United States
J. W. Perry
Johns-Manville Company
Pacific Fruit Express Officials Named in Western Territory Case
The Pacific Fruit Express company lists C. 5. Gunnell of Ogden as superintendent, W. W. Tas sell of Omaha as general car distributor, and Thomas Bal mer of Seattle as attorney for the Great Northern. Chas. 8. Albert of Spokane represents the Great Northern railroad for eastern Washington and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Gunnell
Ogden
P. F. E. Company
W. W. Tassell
Omaha
Thomas Balmer
Seattle
The
Great Northern
Chas
Albert
Spokane
Great Northern Railroad
Easten
Washington and
Idaho
Southern Pacific Case Is Argued in St Paul
In St Paul on June 18 AP reported arguments on the decree form to approve Southern Pacific's control of Central Pacific. The court's decree must align with ICC authority under the 1920 Transportation Act allowing the acquisition under specified conditions. The case hinges on Sherman Act violations and the Transportation Act waivers, with government and Southern Pacific counsel set to argue decree details reflecting the ICC order.
Court Upholds Provision In Railroad Consolidation Case
St Paul Minn June 18 AP Federal circuit court of appeals upholds a decree authorizing Southern Pacific to control Central Pacific by lease and stock ownership under the 1926 Transportation Act. Government challenged the order citing a Supreme Court mandate dissolving the two lines as a Sherman act violation. Case likely to be appealed to the Supreme Court with major implications for consolidation powers.
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St. Paul, Minn
Central Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Commission
Court of Appeals
Southern Pacific
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Southern Pacific- Central Pacific
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Central Pacific
United States Supreme Court
Wallace Starts in Advance Party to Alaska Trip
Washington June 18 AP Secretary Wallace who started west last night to join President Harding’s party on the Pacific coast for the trip to Alaska will confer with Agricultural Department officials at Chicago tomorrow on questions including the Armour Morris Packer combination hearing which resumed today En route to the Pacific the Secretary will visit several departmental projects and make similar inspections on the return trip A Berlin chef has written a book describing 812 ways to cook potatoes.
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Washington
Seretary Wallace
Harding
Pacific
Alaska
Agricultural Department
Chicago
Armour-Morris Packer
British Seize Turkish Arms At Marmora Sea
In Constantinople on June 18 the British destroyer Splendid captured a Turkish transport in the Sea of Marmora carrying guns from Thrace. The seizure followed British intelligence that Turks were moving guns and troops from Thrace, in violation of the Madiana armistice as Greece's return to hostilities loomed.
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Constantinople
Splendid
Sea of Marmora
Thrace
Madiana
Greece
French seize Ruhr trains to tighten control
The French seized 170 locomotives and 2000 freight cars on branch lines between Dortmund and Essen, virtually completing control of Ruhr transport. The food situation at Dortmund, Bochum and nearby points grows more serious daily due to the seizure.
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Essen
Dortmund
Ruhr
Bochum
Sedition charge filed against union official in Pittsburgh
Thomas Meyerscough, secretary treasurer of the Progressive International Union of the United Mine Workers, was arrested on a sedition charge as he left the Allegheny county courthouse today. He had just filed a petition to recover papers seized in raids on alleged radicals on April 27.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas Meyerscough
Progressive International Union of the United Mine Workers
Alegheny County Court House
Meyerscough
Widely noted leaders believed in omens and luck
The passage cites Napoleon Bonaparte the Duke of Wellington Frederick the Great and Hannibal as examples of superstition. It mentions Napoleon and Wellington as omen believers Frederick the Great carried a rabbit's foot for protection and Hannibal slept facing away from his camp bed to start the day with good luck.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Duke of Wellington
Frederick the Great
Hannibal
Deaf and dumb since he was five years of age
Oscar Guire of Colton California stood among 2300 UC graduates as an honor student.
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Oscar Guire
Colton
Calif
University of California
Notice to Fairview property owners weeds must be cleared by July 2 1923
Village of Fairview directs all owners or tenants to cut or dispose of weeds on premises and from street to alley center. Failure to comply will result in cutting and burning under the village health officer with costs charged to the property on the 1923 tax rolls. By order of the board of trustees. Village Clerk Christenson.
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Fairview
Irview
Board of Trustees
Co. Christensen
Fourteen Enter Race for Seat in United States Senate
Fourteen Minnesota men compete in primaries to succeed late Frank Kellogg. Nine Republicans, three Farmer Labor, two Democrats vie for the U.S. Senate with the regular election set for next month. Candidates include Governor J. A. O. of Minnesota, Oscar Hallam, Thomas D. Schall, Sydney Anderson, J. A. A. Burnquist, Halver Steenerson, Ernest Lundeen, Victor L., John J. Martin, and others seeking party nominations and statewide offices in a wide field.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Frank B. Kellogg
United States Senate
Farmer Labor Party
Madison
Wis
Norway
Preus
Luther College
Decorah
Iowa
University of Minnesota
Knute Nelson
Cerk
Public Lands Committee
A. A. Eberhart
Minneapolia
Oscar Hallam
Linden
University of Wisconsin
Thomas D. Schall
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Hamline University
Goosue County
University of Minnesota, College of Law
Lanesboro
Minn
Joint Commission of Agricultural Inquiry
U. S. Congress
J. A. A. Burnquist
Dayton
Careron College
Northfield
Columbia University
Winfield S. Hammond
Halver Steenerson
Knud Werald
Dane County
Wisconsin
State Senate
Crookston
Ernest Lundeen
Beresford
S. D
Carleton College
Minneapolis
Victor L
Hibbing
John J. Martin
Ll. A
New Ulm
Lafayette
University of Michigan
Friedrich Wilhelm
House of Representatives
Senate
Ae Minnan Charlies
Linbergh
Farmer-Laboor
Congress
Sweden
University of An
Little Falls
James A. Carley
Oronoco
University of Minnesota Law Department
Walastha
State House of Representatives
State Democratic Organization
Plainview
Francis C. Cary
Cary
Northwestern College of Law
Two Lives Reported Lost in Quebec Forest Fires
Unconfirmed AP report states two lives lost in Tenscousts county forest fires, with two families missing from Bbhully and another from an unresolved location. No official confirmation yet. authorities investigate.
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Quebec
Tenscousts County
Bbhully
Rotary delegates travel vast distances to St Louis convention
St Louis hosts fourteen annual Rotary International meeting as 17 delegates and wives arrive from Australia and New Zealand. They travel up to a thousand miles north or twelve to fifteen thousand miles east or west. Delegates include A W Beam from Manila and Harry Norman from Shanghai, with large contingents from Europe, Cuba, and Mexico.
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St. Louis
Australia
New Zealand
Rotary International
Rotary
A. W. Beam
Manila
Harry Norman
Shanghai
H. E. Ewing
Buenos Aires
Leo L. Daly
Montevideo
Uruguay
Panama
Europe
British Isles
Amsterdam
Anton E. Verkade
Barcelona Club
Spain
Cuba
Mexico
Two Styles at Your Store Now
Two styles of Quaker Oats available Quick Quaker and the regular Quick Quaker is the quickest cooking oats in the world and cooks to perfection in minutes All Quaker Oats are made from rich plump oats The Quick Quaker variety uses cut and rolled thin flakes that cook faster Your grocer stocks both styles Look for Quick on the label
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AL Iy
Mairtown
Cending Hills
Wallace
Berlin
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Cincinnati
R. B
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
R. H E
Fargo
Lewis
T. C. Martin Music Co
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