Fairfax Harrison elected president of Southern Railway
New York December 1 Fairfax Harrison 43 longtime adviser and former vice president under W W Finley was elected president of the Southern Railway to succeed the late Finley He will resign as president of the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville at a December 12 meeting Names of related railways and background on Harrison and Finley appear with details of their careers and family ties to the Philippines and Virginia positions.
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New York
Wairfax Harrison
Chicago, Indianapolis and Toursville Railway Company
Southern Haifway Company
W. W. Finley
Harrison
Alabama Great Southern
Mobile and Ohio
Virginia and Southwestern
Finley
Chicago
Indianapolis
Loulaville
Vir Blarrigan
Yale
Southern Railway i
Washington
Indianapalis
Carrisot
Fin
Southern Railway
Southern
Mmich
Luxhia
Minley
Tventeen
Sulla
South
Bsouthsop
Mobile and Obie
Alabama Real Southern
Southern Railway Company
Coapman
Mitepatrick
Finney
Sax
Esprit-Duscorpa
Raiiroad
Brotherhood of Man
Car Kills One and Injures Four in Hyattsville Poultry Run
A tractor car strike in Hyattsville tombed a midwest group traveling from Tennessee with six cars of poultry. George FR Bible, 38, of Midway Tennessee, died at Emergency Hospital with skull fracture and broken ribs after being struck. Others escaped as the car passed, while Bible’s companions sought a restaurant. The incident followed a pickup of poultry cars en route north.
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George FR. Bible
Midway
Terpe
Hyattsville
Bible
Tennessee
Robert 8. Clemmer
Mid+way
Tenn
Frank M. Howell
Roanoke
Glemmer
Howell
Bis
Bible Wesl
Francia Ready, Jr
Egg boycott spreads as prices draw protest
A nationwide boycott of eggs gains momentum with slogans calling for lower prices. In Kansas City St Paul and Detroit housewives join, expecting 30 cent a dozen as prices soar to 47 cents in Chicago. Officials probe price fixing amid antitrust action against the Chicago board.
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Kansas City
Commission
St. Paul
Detroit
St.Paul
Chicago
South Waters Street
Chicago ‘Butter and ‘Egg Board
Iris
James H. Wilkerson
United States
Charies B. Morrison
Chariery
Merchants Probe Hospital Supply Contracts Report
The Retail Merchants Association board authorizes R P Andrews to appoint a three member committee to investigate reports that local hospitals awarded supplies contracts to town firms. The board denies any financial aid bias and pledges support for Christmas shopping locally. District commissioners will be protested against continuing businesses by auction houses after 6 PM.
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Retail Merchante’ Association
R. P. Andrews
The
Ely
Ig Serulos
Teniga Gana
MD. Rosenberg
Coungel
Freshman Promenade Amid Tangos At Cols GWU
More than ten couples attended the freshman promenade at Columbian College and George Washington University with dances centered on waltzes and two steps. Officers of the organizing committee included Henry M. Jeet ch and Belle bold as vice president, with Mag. Feater Munger, Beri Beet Wigther, and Mrs. Hi. 8 Macharland among others assisting.
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George Washington University
Rauacher's
Columbian College
George ‘Washington University
Osage
Henry
M. Jeet Ch
Seete A Belebold
Vics
Mag. Feater. Munger
Beri
Beet
Wigther
Macharland
Adam Lisner
Henry’ Cleveland Messing
Alexander Tate Stuart
Ang
Cgesell Davis
Mrs Abram Simon Delivers Sermon at Temple Israel Boston
Mrs Abram Simon wife of Rabbi Simon of Washington Hebrew Congregation spoke at Temple Israel in Boston. She argued responsibility suffrage is the badge of Israel and urged Jewish women to uphold chastity charity integrity and the sanctity of marriage while guiding children toward moral advancement.
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Abram Simon
Simon
Washington
Temple Israel
Boston
New England
National Federation of Temple
Foundrand
Israel
Myre. Biron
Ohadren ‘S & Wey
Power Argos Exonerated Amid Expected Outcome
In a brief and unclear report from Waller, the subject known as Power Argos is exonerated. The text implies expectations of a favorable conclusion but lacks full details or dates. Further context is not provided in the readable fragments.
Strike disorders quelled in Indianapolis union meeting
In Indianapolis four girls and many men were arrested as team owners appealed a strike settlement that would force employees back to work. Police quelled minor disorders on day one. Bonds set at 1000 for the men. girls released on small bonds. Mayor Wallace praised police for handling the situation and said drivers were reluctant to return to work.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Teamsters and Chauffeurs Union
Jen
Sald
Wallace
Tam
Department
Clergy Urged to Quit Tobacco at Conference
In a North Carolina church session, ministers were urged to shun tobacco. Funeral services were held yesterday morning at the residence of Sydrige Verte.
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Puneral
Nga
Repidente
Sydrige Verte Pe Él
Policy of Peace Highlighted at Carnegie Endowment Dinner
Secretary Bryan declared the policy of this administration is one of peace at a Carnegie Endowment dinner in Washington honoring Japanese parliament member T. Shimizu. Guests included Viscount Chinda and several senators reps, with plans for another dinner the following night hosted by the Japanese ambassador. The event followed talks on Anglo American Japanese cooperation and the American Japanese group formed at The Hague conference.
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Bryan
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Shoreham
T. Shimizu
Imperial Parliament of
Japan
Interparliamentary Union
Union
Hague
Shimizu
Washington
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
Viscount Chinda
Burton
Ohio
Mann
Illinois
Augustua O. Bacon
George W. Norris
Nagakage Okabe
Tamekichi
James Brown Scott
N. D. North
Carnegie Endowment
House of Representatives
Henry D. Flood
James L. Slayden
John J. Wingerald
Jefferson M. Levy
Andrew J. Montague
Walter I. McCoy
Wiliam Murray
William B. B. Ainey
William G. Sharp
Holward
T. Taylor
Frederick C. Stevens
Henry M.goldfogle
Adolph J. Sabath
William H. Tuttle, Jr
Sere
German Indignation Over Zabern Affairs Sparks Chancellors Promise
Berlin reports widespread anger among Germans at military authority in Zabern. Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg promised to use full power to end the conditions, with Emperor William yesterday urging better civilian relations as generals von Fallenhayn and Baron von Lyncker briefed the emperor on Zabern incidents.
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Berlin
Zabern
Algace
Bethmann Holtweg
Willam
Troppg
Donauegchingen
Zatlérn
Erich. von. Fallenhayn
Escat
Baron Moritz von Lyncker
Donalesohagen
Duties Sought in New York Importers Case
A preliminary report from New York outlines duties claimed totaling 4,502,150 against importers. The document details penalties sought and references attorney involvement in presenting the case.
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New York
Dee
Solon
Dante
Humane Society delegates named for antip vivisection congress
Washington Humane Society leaders announced delegates for the International Animal Protection and Antivivisection Congress to be held at the Raleigh Hotel the week of December 8. The list includes Dr Wallace Radcliffe Rear Admiral Charles Clark Medical Director John T Wise Col Archibald Hopkins R Ross Perry and several society members.
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Washington Humane Society
Walter Stilson Hutchins
Raleigh Hotel
Wallace Radcliffe
Charles ©. Clark
John T Wise
Chester A. Snow
Col
Archibald Hopkins
R. Ross Perry
W. Clarence Duvall
James G. Harlan
Baward Douglas White
Peter Goelet Gerry
Julian James
Jane Riggs
Florence Cairns
F. E Smith
Ira E. Bennett
Alexander Sharp
Henry B. F. Macfarland
John P. Heap
Train robber kills passenger on Southern Pacific train
Los Angeles reports the highwayman held up Westbound Overland No 9 as it passed Pomona and El Monte. Traveling passenger agent L H Tague was shot and instantly killed while attempting to disarm the outlaw aboard the car.
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Los Angeles
Cal
L.H. &. Montague
Southern Pacific
Overland
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