Delays Cheap Berths Push Pullman Case to Rehearing
Chicago July 8 United States circuit court of appeals froze sleeping car rate reductions ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Judges stay the effect for months and order bonds to protect passengers if the commission sticks with the lower rates. Officials call the stay surprising as new evidence prompts a rehearing.
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Chicago
United States Brcuit Court of Appeals
Interstate Commerce Compission
Seaman, Grosscup
Santa Fe
St Paul Road
Soidwestern
Grosscup
Ury Rsa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Circuit Court
Commission
Itsax
Pullman
Traveltige
Knapp
Ln 3
Cily
Compassaion
Lehigh Restores Old Rates After Supreme Court Ruling
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. announces it will restore passenger rates previously in effect before October 1, 187. This follows a Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision that enjoined enforcement of the 2-cent rate law of 1907. Trade conditions and domestic manufacturing outlook discussed by government official John W. Carson. Copper and cotton market notes and global supply context included.
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Lehigh
Washington Post
New York
Lehigh Valley Rauroad Company
Supreme Part of Pennsylvania
Whitudelphia
THE APPENDICITIS SCOURGE IN 1919 CITY
A 1919 health column notes two city doctors operated for appendicitis in a 20 000 population town within six months. It discusses possible causes including diet and exercise, mentions Metchnikoff and Dr. Troyen, and cites claims of a germ causing the disease. It questions prevention and suggests reducing meat and white bread intake with walking.
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Metchnikoff
Troyen
Hood
Boston
Alaska voyage in Kalvik tension and a daring cannery plan
Boyd Emerson and his companion Fraser are rescued by Cherry Malotte and her helper Chakawana in Kalvik Alaska. After shelter refusal they are welcomed into Mica Malotte's home and drawn into a canning venture with Willis Marsh. Fraser's wild behavior sparks tension as Emerson contemplates joining a risky venture to raise capital and confront Marsh. On the voyage to Seattle they face storms and money gambles while navigating deceit and ambition aboard the ship.
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Kalvik
Alaska
Boyd Emerson
Fingerless’ Fraser
Rowning
Cherry Malotte
Constantine
Mica Malotte
Chakawana Miss Malotte
Cherry
Canning Businese
Emerson
George Link
Marsh
Moerson, Balt
Fraser
Oace
Staten
Katmai
Uyak
Might
Boyd
George
Balt
Spokane Falls
Chicago
Dawson
Juneau
Seattle
North Country
Victors At Last Reach Kodiak After Harsh Journey
Three exhausted white men arrive at Kodiak after a perilous crossing to a cannery area. The crew, weakened and frostbitten, seek passage or aid as they recover in a harsh Yuletide town. The scene shifts from a distant bay to a raucous Christmas in Kodiak with a stark, uncanny voyager among the trio.
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Uyak
Kodiak
Balt
Emerson
Fraser
Big George
Juneau
Johnson
Tate
Journey In Progress Between Beattle And Port Townsend
Boyd and George near Port Townsend after a quick Juneau boat change, finishing the voyage faster than expected. They plan a one day Beattle stop to arrange a bank connection, while George notices Boyd’s growing oddities and contemplates Chicago attire. The mood shifts to reflection as frost fades and a meditative silence settles.
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Boyd
George
Port Townsend
Juneau
Arctic
Beattle
Chicago
Texas Population Figures Show Large County Increases
Big population gains shown in the thirteenth census figures released by Director Durand. Knox County records 14 942 residents, up 6 261 since 1900, while Runnels County reports 20 888 residents, an increase of 16 479.
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Durand
Knnnes County
Tex
Runnels County
Nome district attorney named by Taft
Federal Attorney for Nome President Taft appoints B. B. Rodey of Albuquerque New Mexico as United States district attorney at Nome Alaska replacing George B Grigsby Rodey formerly served as judge of the United States court of Porto Rico retiring at term end Postal Bank regulations sought Banks nationwide apply to the Treasury Department to obtain copies of regulations governing postal savings bank de novo outil
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Nome
Taft
B. 8. Rodey
Albuquerque
N. Mex
United States
Alaska
George B. Grigsby
Rodey
United States Court of Porto Ricd
Treasury Department
Postal Savings Bank
Denewelte
New York Chef Unveils Chantecter Cooler and Canadian Salad
Reporter visits the Plaza to learn of chef Heig M. Lattard’s latest creations. The chantecter cooler blends cocoa with water orange juice honey egg white and kirsch over ice for a studious summer drink. Also introduced is a Canadian salad featuring tender cetery apple carrot cucumber tartare sauce and chopped tarragon, paired with cold fish.
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New York
Plaza
Heig M. Lattard
M. Lattard
Prison for customs frauds two years for importer
Stamatis D. Stamatopoulos, an importer of teas and figs, received a two year sentence in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary after being convicted of conspiring to defraud the government by underweighing imports. District Attorney Wise said the man swindled about $30,000 in three years and pending suits total $55,600 back duties plus $17,000 refund money. Judge Hand granted ten days for appeal.
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New York
Atlanta
Stamatis D. Stamatopoulos
Wise
Hand
Simon J. Mescal
Charlton Case Adjourned as Extradition Uncertain
New York reports a further adjournment in the Porter Charlton hearing at Jersey City to August 11. Papers for Charlton’s extradition to Italy have not arrived, risking discharge unless Washington acts in weeks. Charlton remains under a 60 day warrant expiring August 22, with Italy's possible response and U S reciprocity tied to future prosecutions.
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New York
Porter Charlton
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Jersey City
Charlton
Italy
Mary Scott-Castle-Chariton
Lake Como
State Department
Washington
Chariton
Jersey
United States
Britain Favors Opium Trade and Conference Reform
Bishop Charles H Brent, delegate to the Edinburgh World Missionary Conference, seeks British consent to a Hague opium conference backed by the State Department to carry Shanghai conference decisions. He met with Premier Asquith, Sir Edward Grey, and Lord Morley, while India resists broad reform due to economic concerns.
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London
Charles H. Brent
Episcopal Church
Philippines
Edinburgh
Hague
State Department
Shanghai
Reid
Asquith
Edward Grey
Lord Mortey
India
Open Air Services by YMCA at Franklin and Lincoln Parks
Public open air religious services under YMCA auspices set for 4 pm tomorrow at Franklin and Lincoln parks. Rev Lloyd Douglas speaks at Franklin Park with Walter Scott to sing. Rev A H Thompson speaks at Lincoln Park with a special musical program. Summer stories preview in Washington Post Fortnight Magazine.
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Lincoln Park
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Hester
Atetemon Fc
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Convival
Furope
Seaar
Sear
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Joseph B Bowlea
Harper & Brothers
Rae
Texas
Ghantegler
M. Lallard
Hote
Charlton Case
Britain
Henry Taft
St. Petersburg
Henry Patt
Pforthty
Ranney
Goldenberg's
Men of
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Department of
District OF Columbia
NEW York State Education Department
Court OF Appeals
THE
Association OF American Law Schools
Department of Law
H Street N. W
Washington, DC
Pushie
Strayer’s
Sth &F Sts
Emerson Institute
Annapolis
West Pot
Revenue Cutter
Winslow H. Randolph
Fauquier Institute For Young Ladies
Warrenton
Sint Neasion
Piedmont
Virginia
Schaol
Kates
Nellie Y Butler
Privcipal
Aieddien
B. Priestley & CO
Bradford
England
100Th Ave
N.Y
Restleys Maker
Milan
DARE
Peyser & Taylor
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
Wilitra A Andrews
Fannie E Andrews
Equity
Charles W Darr
J Miller Kenyon
Bamuel Brann
Pleasant Plains
Lemar
W Ald
William Stickney
George H Bland
William H Andrew
Washington County
Newton Street
Alphza O Bliss
Washington Law Reporter
Er. Totten
Thos H Anderson
JR Young
F E Cunningham
Eenna
Mona
John J
Er Rea
Pope Waverly
St .Nw
Samuel
K St. Uw
City Telephone North
OLDS
Riggs House
Phohe Main
Zimmerman & Khinbally
St _Matthews place
North
Hive
Columbia
Oveland
Ford
Rock Creak
Packard
Pulvien
Moline
Wine & Benson
Chalmers
Zell Motor Car CO
New York Ave
Pham Mein
Conn
Ave
Everythi
Witherbee Igniter Co
Chester Collison
Fourteenth St
REO Automobiles
Lester D. Moore, JR
14Th St. NW
Tel. M
Paige
Detroit
Richmond
Selby CO
Asamu
Labcock
Baker
Columbus
Doe
Elmore
SaSo
St. N
Paterson
Wheelat Ct
Taylor
Connave
Wilson CO
N.W
R. Milton Norris
Henry F Burrs
Miller Bros
Bailey Electric
Edison
B. Leary, Jr
Wait Lamont
N. W
Colza
Roman Automobile Co
Paliateela
REGAL
Emerson & Orme
Apperson
Dupont Sales Co
13Th
G Streets
Catstogus Carter Motor Car Corp
I Manget
Pactory, Hyatterilie
Wisconsin
Maxwell
Maxwell-Brincoe Washington Co
14Th St. N
Baker Electrics
Cook & Stoddard Co
Baltimore
Weehngton
Boz
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