Progressive Bryan提出新政政府鐵路構想
Washington 1月6日報導 復活黨代表 Bryan 以政府擁有鐵路為主題 宣布將在下週提出阿拉斯加鐵路法案前 提出政府承租阿拉斯加新路的方案 並計畫在政府所有權議題上推動變革 指出阿拉斯加路線可能成為起點 以期全面改革替代私有化模式
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1914
Page
1
Ogden Baseball Club to Consider New Player Plan
Oml y Glass supplies players for Ogden club as a plan to allow higher league players to without paying extra. Secretary Kennedy supports it noting advantages like reducing imitations and improving uniformity in play. The measure is set for discussion at the club meeting of the Millian association in Lute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inent Club Weld
Professor Dagey at the Weber Academy lecture
Professor Maynard Lee Daggy of the University of Washington spoke at Weber Academy on The Gospel of the Commonplace. He urged appreciation of everyday life, offered aphorisms on habit and character, and closed with James Whitcomb Riley readings. An instrumental quartet followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Lee Daggy
Te University of Washington
De.able
Weber Academy
Dagey
Lyceum
Dagay
Duegy
James Whitcomb Riley
Trof
KW. Nichols
Knabe Named Baltimore Federal League Manager
Cincinnati January report says Knabe, former Phillies second baseman, signed a three year contract to manage the Baltimore Federal League club. President Tener notes Knabe will be paid about 30000 dollars for the term and compares his situation to past moves, hinting at limited play and large earnings over the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Olea Knebe
Phlindet Whin
Lisimore
Theo Contragt
Cincinnati
Konbe
Jeanne
John K. Tener
Kyabe
Tener
Joe ‘Naker
Knahe
Jours
All Records Broken in Coal Production in 1914
In 1914 Pennsylvania coal output set a record, totaling 245,267,401 tons, with 160,830,492 tons of bituminous and 4,426,869 tons of anthracite. Chief James H B Roderick reported the surge caused by high demand, miner shortages, and high prices, noting 407 soft coal mine accidents statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaerlaburg
Pennayt
Vania
James HB. Roderick
Imines
Far West Scenic Paintings Exhibited at Corcoran Gallery
Washington art fans viewed a Westward themed painting exhibition by artists from American and Irish backgrounds. The show opened under The Society of Men Who Paint the Way West and runs through late January at the Corcoran Art Gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far West
Washington
Minnesota Football Schedule Announced for 1014 Season
The University of Minnesota releases the 1014 football schedule with games listed at Minneapolis venues. Key fixtures include September 28 versus South Dakota, October 3 at Minneapolis, October 17 Nebraska in Minneapolis, October 24 Iowa in Minneapolis, October 31 Minnesota at Minneapolis, November 7 Wisconsin in Minneapolis, and November 21 Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnneapals
Sin
University of Minnerota
Bouth Dakoty
Minneapolis
Ang
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Denver Baseball Franchise Up For Sale Reported
Cincinnati news from Inn. Ohio reports T C McGill owner of Indianapolig and Denver Baseball Club says he will sell the Denver franchise to Edward Smith of Chicago if terms are agreed. Smith, Chicago sporting editor, confirms talks. McGill and Denver manager Jack Hendricks travel from Cincinnati to discuss prospects as National Commission treethug sets meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Pautel
Virginia
Powers
Bryan
Denver
Judge Powers
Spencer
Union Pudifie
Wasatch Block
Kenyon
People’s Party
Ber- Jug
Jurgen Powers
Liberal Party
People's Party
Cincinnati, O
Inn
T. C. McGill
Ihndianapalig
Edward Smith
Chicago
Tim
McQill
Whicage
Edward W. Smith
Sporting Adltar
Kewapaker
Towleht
Smith
James C. Megil
Jack Hendricks
Danver
Cincinnati
National Commission
McGil
Indianapolis American Association
Hendriake
Justice Plans Own Funeral Amid Grim News
A fragmented obituary note cites Justice planning his own funeral as waves of death rumor circle. The garbled text mentions figures like Harvey Meloy and Elinor, with unclear ties to Porto and Afton. Further readable elements reference a memorial or reworks by an official, but details remain obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhington
Tan
Harvey Meloy
Eure vaNet
Porto Dio
Arnon An
Bryan's Message on Powers Death
Salt Lake secretary of state Willan Jennings Bryan wired from Washington on the death of Orlando W. Powers a close friend for eighteen hours. Powers was a Democratic convention delegate who helped draft the party platform and supported Bryan's presidential bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake, Jan
H&i
Willan Jennings Bryan Yesterrday
Salt Lake Tribune
Orlando W. Powers
Bryan
Waehhigion
Jean
Jadga Poowara
Kansay City
T Nm
Iearn
Judea Power
Danith
Daley Powers
Brean Tu IK
Dee Powers
Hiryat
Mie Fee Siver Plank
Cry For the
Income Tax Rules Being Sent Out From Treasury Department
Treasury department sent out new income tax regulations for individuals with U.S. source income of 8000 dollars or more. Returns due to the collector in the district of residence by March 1. Penalties include fines up to 1500, 50 percent additional tax for neglect, and 100 percent for fraudulent statements. Extensions for illness or absence may be granted with oath or affirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Thi
Internal Revenue
Tad Hin
Maineas
Billion Feet of Timber for Sale in Katabau Forest
Washington reports a sale of a billion feet of timber from the Katabau forest in northern Arizona under authority of the Department of Forestry. Bids are to be received in mid June, with contracts allowing construction of a railway. The timber will be cut over a multi year period under a timber service plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Katabauviohal
Ari
Secoretary
Houston
Aerentoure
Recevei Aly
Rites
Land restoration aims to preserve景 beauty after cutting
The report outlines plans to reforest land after timber harvest and protect scenic beauty. It notes challenges in deportation facilities and proposes a railroad corridor to connect Coly Tady Utah with the Grand Canyon. A preliminary timber sale of about forty million feet is mentioned, intended to support transportation and tourism while preserving the forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sra
Coly- Tady
Utah
Grand Canyon
Henry
Graves
Kuibab
America
Notre Dame to Meet West Point in November clash
Notre Dame announces an away game against Army at West Point on November 7, a rematch after last season’s defeat aimed at restoring prestige. The Army agreed to the return contest following Notre Dame’s strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
West Point
Ind
Ian
Hearney University
Army
Privileged Rider Status Denied in 1907 Appropriation Case
Washington reports that Supreme Court Chief Justice White ruled riders on the sundry civil appropriation bill of 1907 receive no privileged status. The decision held that riders must be read with the bill's text, and back pay provisions for volunteers do not apply to officers like General Pennington. The ruling affects how the court interprets legislative riders and clarifies the separation of provisos from independent purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
White
Treasury Department
4. M. Pennington
Pennington
Park City Installs New City Officers for Two Years
Park City on January 1 at noon installed its newly elected council and mayor. Mayor P. J. Tallon and Councilmen Rich and others assumed duties as the local government begins a new two year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord F. Mates
John J. Whisgerald
Ha Ward Tracey
Thomas Paull
Miyor and
Council
Charles W. Mair
James Craytor
Samus
A. Brown
Harry A. Wilson
Henry Crossman
A. Ax Brown
Ine
R. J. Gill
Sexton
W. A. Gidley
Jamey Byrne
Tallon
Paull and
Tracey
Peter Clarke
Fitegerald
Mergerald
Paull
Park City
P. J. Tallon
Counettmen Rich
De Oro Defeats Mori in Night of Atonal Championship
Alfred de Oro of New York, the defending tie holder, defeated Charles Mori of Chicago in the opening block of the play for the atonal threeussion championship. The match featured three attempts and a seventh inning stretch. Upcoming games and near-classified ads fill the rest of the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Cro
Morin
Chicago
Alfred de Oro
New York
Charles Mori
Plonshin
Phiy
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