New Elkins Law Affects Railroad Case Outcome
The Elkins law ruling leaves a marked impact on a Missouri Pacific dispute over freight charges from St Louis to Wichita and Omaha. The decision, delivered by Justice White, clarifies interstate commerce commission authority and the legality of rate practices under federal provisions. The ruling references the existing act and notes the potential implications for future prosecutions and enforcement across states.
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United Bilan Sapretic Cwllet
Missouri
Thalinant
United
Justine White
Gil
Weil
Karine
Whitin Kin
St Louie
Wichita
St. Loui
Umatha
Cupreen
Foallon White
Thie Chase
Kwedesitie Mathoriis
Livia
Elie
Passengers and Compliments Amid Turbulent Train Incident
An OCR damaged page describes a chaotic scene aboard a Golden Gate Limited train. Complainants accuse staff of neglect and refer to captives and delays caused by a complex sequence of events. The record lists many names and items linked to the disruption, including uniforms and safety concerns.
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Golten Bute Limited
Teleh
Bowen Belind
Project to build depot and terminals in Kansas City area
Fragmented report from Milwaukee Wisconsin outlines a proposed rail depot and terminal complex backed by Ogden Armour and G F Swift. It mentions backers, costs, river frontage, and plans for a large facility with multiple lines and future extensions across the region.
Water Well Strike Delayed By Heat In Santa Fe Area
In Santa Fe region heat disrupts water service plans as a strike affects well testing and engine use. Local officials, including Mr. Bierts yulin, report wells drying, with the first well near Concoeds showing limited flow while inquiries continue into securing water for engine use between San Marcial and adjacent sites.
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Albuquerque
Bierts Yulin
Auscram
Concoeds
Weber
Santa Fe
San Marcial
Fot
Equipment Arrives for Santa Fe Shops in San Bernardino
March 1 Cal scene reports arrival of shop equipment for Santa Fe lines at San Bernardino and note of new storms hindering delivery. Mentions Tobit Mure and rel ative tiateifer bible with unclear phrasing, but focuses on machine readiness and anticipated impact on workshop work.
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Santa Fe
San Bernardino
San Ternapaine
Cal
Stromitia Gut
Ecko Bimer Serensen
Uwe
Wiliam Osterm
Tank Fetick Department
Pier Bela Abaest
McCresey
Ba Pe News
Newton
Solas
Cajen Statins
St. Larus
H- Mutter
Machiiniet
Savin
Odin
Meek Island
Wedneway
Witluss Welle
Frank Hlakemore
Hrabe
Orien
Itaseatiore
L. Lonergan
Riek Uehana
Heranis
A. Stier
Wilber
Denver
Raurodh
Wits
Achull
Alery
Fecmen
Atin
Guertin
Sante Westadtreft
Mechinery
Missouri Pacific Back of It Road From Texarkana to Denver
Fragmented report notes a new Missouri Pacific road from Texarkana to Denver with references to gains in Oklahoma and Missouri. Details are garbled but indicate planned charter activity and future alignment through Texarkana and surrounding regions.
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Missouri Pacific
Texarkana
Texan
Denver
Pyramid Pile Cure Scam Targeting Patients
An alarmingly vague offer touts a “Pyramid Pile Cure” promising immediate relief for piles. It claims a discreet, unmarked package and disclaims contents as generic medicine while urging continued use and home delivery, with questionable guarantees and dubious privacy assurances.
Territorial rail rates and colonist project announced
Denver officials announce a new rail rate for western territory consignments. Incorporators include Territorial Secretary Grizes and associates, with operation by a pacific line. Rate details cover multiple western points, including California and Maine, with a temporary 3% surcharge and a general $25 to some river points. Officials say large immigration and trade are expected, and the rate remains in effect through February and March.
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Denver
Col
I. Pemestrae
Know Inds Ieee
Potawatomi
Lincoln
Oklahoma
Laken
Canadies
Kingfisher
Maine
Dever, Woods
Woodford
Deaver
Ahis
Territorial
Grizes
Afiscourt Pacine
Ibruars
Deputies Deployed as Santa Fe Labor Dispute Flare
Deputies were appointed to guard Santa Fe Railway property amid a widening labor dispute involving Japanese workers and Indian employees. Chief Glirey directed covert security actions with Ralphs overseeing crews sent to look after assets. The conflict touched railroad personnel, shop foremen, and maintenance, with mortgage filings and railway project moves referenced among the disorder and police inquiries.
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Santa Fe
Carden Ea Vee
Witty
Glirey
We Santa Ie Secret Service
Ralphs Tae
Jlook
Santi Yes
Let Fowls Alone and Other Law Proposals in Senate
The text outlines bills on crime and property, including restraining tuke t raining trade to daylight hours, defining grand larceny with poultry and farm stock, and various senate measures. It notes a bill to fill county commissioner vacancies, plus House and Senate actions on horticulture, corporate stock, medical boards, and rail telegraph operator age limits.
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Mgr
Aduin
Senate
Smith
Board of County Commissioners
State Horticultural Society
State Historical Society
State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Kew River
Wabaunsee
Pottawato- Ata
Carpenter Bill Through Passes Safeguards for Employes
A Kansas legislature vote of 61 to 44 approved Senator Carpenter’s measure mandating safeguards for worker protection in all manufacturing establishments. The bill imposes stringent provisions, potentially jail terms for noncompliance, and drew significant opposition necessitating a call of the House to secure passage. The list of supporters and opponents includes numerous named legislators from Sedgwick, Labette, Meade, Geary, Sherman, and other counties, with Speaker Pringle cited among the supporters.
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Carpenter
Manu Thorn
Adam Adame
Sedewick
Reint
Barth
Berton Betts
Bevington
Bulre
Broadbent
Uroen
Labette
Gampbent Af Bouthen
Gatmpbelt
Meade Chandler
Douguer
Peck
Perks
Weandotte
Pols Lovk
Robbins
Schlyer
Smith
Geary
Sherman
Speer
Starr
Bravery
Stubbs
Tannehilt
Tinto
Von
Trebrat
wYoserace
Welton
Whistler
Williams
Santor
Pringle
Nots
Adams
Butler
Kinker
Brunedon
Browe
Hyown
Buck
O'Donnell
Partich
Pratte
Roughton
Schermerhorn
Sharp
Senate Passes Bill Legalising Co operation
The Senate approves a bill to legalise co operative societies allowing formation across provinces. The act permits societies or companies to organize via stock and mutual ownership with by laws detailing governance and shareholding rules. The measure contemplates joint capital, management, and recognition of cooperative principles under the old framework.
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Senate
Dumont Smith
Ehinnanien
Bucklin Suches Victory in New Office Fight
Bucklin Suches defeats Senator Buschow’s ally in a push to create an antler sheriff position. Representative Icklin leads the minority win over Republican colleagues and blocks Buschow’s bill, reshaping the local political landscape.
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Senator Buschow
Representative Icklin
Puschiaw
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