Auditor General Faces Off With Highway Department Over Mandamus
The Auditor General accuses the Attorney General and Highway Commissioner of political maneuvering to force payment from the automobile license fund without proper audit. He details past refusals, court actions, and offers to settle claims via traditional credit arrangements, urging adherence to constitutional processes and highlighting millions in highway expenditures and unspent balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor General
Supreme Court
Highway Department
Mandamus
Ay Commissioner Supreme Court
Court of
Dauphin County
D. T. Watson
Pittsburg
M. Hampton Todd
Philadelphia
Higway
Sentimnt
Commonwealth
Wwe
Attorney General
Gener
United States
Attor Department
Genrer
Nleadings
Sim- General
Marc St. Rit
Crne
Harry L. Syindle
Auditor Genrers Department
Fenier Auditors General
Torch
Sisson
Nm Isiaw
Mayesire
Dolar
A. W. Powell
State Highway Department 1909 Appropriation Totals
The 1909 appropriation for road improvements shows project costs and refunds. Figures include public roads improvements 661 642.28 internal Cumberland funds 25 8 percent refunds and various tests and expenses. Expended June 1 1911 to June 20 1914 totals and unexpended balances are itemized.
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Toia Scaly
Erie
Tata
Cumberland
Reyab Ors Cats St Peece
Ingineer
Maini Np Eee
Yeeter Oones
Ownehip Rend
Sy,co
Seeereree
1911 Appropriation Budgeted for National Works
Fragmentary OCR outlines a 1911 appropriation for national or common works with figures around 1,000,000,000. The text references Vegetian and mid century terms, unclear specifics, and a plan for thirdways. Not enough readable entities to confirm exact names or places.
Rejected Hindoo Immigrants Sail From Vancouver
News of the Week reports the Komagata sailing with rejected Hindoo immigrants from Vancouver as Indian leaders plan to use the incident against British rule. It also notes warrants against Standard Oil officers in Jersey City and graft testimony in San Francisco.
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Komagata
Vancouver
B. C
Orient
India
Standard Oil
Jersey City
Tennant
Standard Oil Company
Alaska
Pribilof
Jaska
Redfield
Roosevelt Denied Hearing on Colombian Treaty by Senate Panel
Col Roosevelt asked to be heard before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on the PanamaColombia treaty but was denied after a Wilson–Stone conference. Senator Stone said focus should be on current relations, not past events. Also, Thomas D. Jones defended his Reserve Bank Board nomination and his ties to zinc and harvester concerns.
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Aring
Roosevelt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Col
Colombia
Republic of Panama
Wilson
Stone
Missouri
Committee of Foreign Relations
Col. Roosevelt
Panama
Forsian Relations Committee
Senate
Jones
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Reserve Bank Board
Senate Committee
Harvester
Harvester Trust
Ball Players' Union Wins Strike Threat Bargain
The Players' Fraternity forced Brooklyn President Ebbets to accept Kraft to the Newark club by purchase from Nashville after objecting to the transfer by the National Commission. Meat imports rise since the Underwood tariff, with June showing 48 million pounds. Mediation averts a large railroad strike west of Chicago. Arkansas coal strike erupts into battles causing major property damage. Industrial relations in Chicago see many witnesses and questions at the U S Commission on Industrial Relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Players’ Fraternity
Ebbets
Brooklyn Nationals
Kraft
Newark
Nashvilles
Nashville
National Commission
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Department
Chicago
William J. Chambers
Federal Board of Mediation and Concilliation
Legal Blank Stock For Sale
Legal blanks for sale including Landlord's Warrants House Leases Warranty Deeds Quit-Claim Deeds Mortgages Executions Judgment Notes Promissory Notes and other in demand forms offered by a local supplier.
Country weekly papers and the editor’s influence examined
Louis McKinstry recalls the life of country weeklies, drafts from his Fredonia Censor heritage, and the role of editors in shaping public sentiment. He reflects on apprenticeship, printing innovations, personal rivalries, and the lasting human ties between editors and communities within the Western New York Newspaper Publishers Association.
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Western New York Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Buffalo
Louis McKinstry
Fredonia Censor
Country Weekly
W. N. Y. Newsaper Publishers’ Association
Fredonia
Chautauqua County
Bishop Coxe
Chicopee
Mass
New York City
Tribune
Mr. Greeley
Broadway
John D. Wells
Buffalo Evening News
McKinley
Buffalo Express
New York
Horace Greeley
Theodore Roosevelt
John A. Sleicher
Roosevelt
Sleicher
Patrick McCarren
Democratic State Committee
Hudson River
McCarren
Sears & Roebuck
Chicago
A. O. Bunnell
Dansville
Batavia
Bunnell
Lake Erie
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Lentevaua Lake
Allegany
Ohio Rivers
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the Highway Department
State Highway Department
News OF the
Warburg
Board Place Truster
McDermott
Manufacturers’ Association
House
Congressional
Arkansas
Mammoth Vein Coal Company
Fort Smith
Ark
Prairie Creek
Pennsylvania
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