Taft Policy Debate Echoes on Government Ownership Opposition
Fragmented text discusses Taft's stance on railroad regulation and government control. It mentions Republican charges of Democratic slant in campaign funding, George Sheldon as treasurer, and references to campaign finances under New York law. Mentions broad topics of stock overissuance and public protection.
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District rail plan defended as work stayed with subcommission
A district railway case drew senators into a dispute over who governs streetcar regulation. The Interstate Commerce Commission backed its action to appoint a District railway commission despite remarks by Senator Gallinger that Congress intent was not nullified. The panel said the delegation to the subcommission remains proper and work proceeds.
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Illness Delays Trial in Henrico County Case
A medical illness postponed the trial of Silas Smith and William Murphy during a Henrico case scene. The matter involves Smith as manager at Acea Farm and his connections to a murder case that night. The delay shifts proceedings to August.
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Warning to Employers on Child Labor Law Enforcement Delayed
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Endeavorers in Convention Open Three Day West Virginia Session
The fourth biennial convention of West Virginia Christian Endeavor began in Clarksburg on July 13 with several hundred delegates from across the state. Rev Wilmer A Bartman of Wheeling presided, Rev W L Leng of Clarksburg gave the welcome, and Rev A F Richardson of Grafton delivered the response.
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Sew er Ordinance Ruling Shields Owners From Tenant Violations
Justice Caton ruled that the sewer ordinance cannot hold property owners liable for violations by tenants. The law fined anyone who directs waste water into public gutters despite sewers, but owners of leased premises are not required to connect to sewers. The case involved Mrs Mary Mutt and a district near Figuen Street, with assertions that occupants would be responsible if waste water entered gutters. Funeral notices and storm damage report follow.
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The Post Sunday Morning Edition Overview
The Post is a leading newspaper in the capital, gathering financial news and market reports for merchants and financiers. It serves farmers with produce sale guidance and offers leisure readers diverse columns and news matter. Sunday Morning Edition presents extended reading.
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The Washington Post Sunday Magazine Praised
The Washington Post’s illustrated magazine section is praised for choice selections by prominent writers and fiction from noted authors. Foreign news is carefully selected with timely illustrations, and The Sunday Post is hailed as the best visitor to any household.
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Sporting Section of Tue Sunday Post Pink Sheet
The Pink Sheet of Tue Sunday Post dedicates four pages to all sports. It chronicles baseball results, running and trotting races, billiards, auto races, yacht contests, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and every feature of the sporting world in an accurate and comprehensive manner.
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