Railroads face IC hearings over new collection law
The Interstate Commerce Commission will hold hearings on April 20 to address the new law that complicates monthly collections by railroads. Most railroads previously maintained open accounts with recognized firms, but the changes have introduced procedural difficulties.
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Navy policy debate centers on wartime prep and neutrality
In Washington on March 30 AP reports Rear Admiral Mayo defending US naval readiness before war and critiquing decisions under Admiral Sims. Mayo says unity with Britain was strong, calls sooner bureau creation beneficial, and notes Atlantic restraint on destroyers. Witnesses discuss Brest convoy actions and Antilles loss with contrasting leadership views.
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Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks wed in Beverly Hills
Associated Press report from Los Angeles states that Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks were secretly married after obtaining a license and a Sunday ceremony conducted by Rev J Whitcomb Brougher. The couple, who had prior marriages, were joined in a quiet Hollywood ceremony attended by family and friends.
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Mississippi Senate Ratifies Federal Suffrage Amendment
Associated Press reports that Mississippi’s senate ratified the federal suffrage amendment, a surprise after a close vote aided by Lieutenant Governor Caste cal. Supporters rushed to contact the house to prepare for action, with a bill already in place allowing women to vote in primaries and general elections once the amendment takes effect. One more state ratification is needed.
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Mississippi Governor Signals Possible Vote On Suffrage Amendment
Officials of the national woman's party said Governor Russell of Mississippi told them by phone there is a good chance the suffrage amendment will be ratified by the Mississippi house before the executive session ends Saturday. He indicated the session might be extended but did not think it necessary.
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Ratification News Energizes Dover Suffrage Efforts
Reports from Dover indicate interest surged after Mississippi legislature ratified a proposed constitutional amendment. Suffrage workers intensified campaigns to secure ratification in Delaware, with assembly discussions and public rallies planned to press their case.
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Daring liquor robbery staged by thieves in Lake Geneva
Thieves posing as prohibition officers executed a bold liquor theft in Lake Geneva Wisconsin on March 30. The Associated Press reports they read a fake warrant to gain access and remove whiskey, prompting an investigation by local enforcement officials.
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