No Advances in East as Rates Stay Unchanged Across Regions
The Interstate Commerce Commission approves no general freight rate increases for the East and announces limited concessions. A partial advance on some commodities in Central Territory is allowed, affecting coal coke and ore, with broad impacts on rail traffic and stock market expectations.
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Pittsburgh
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Grand Trunk and central freight territory rate increases
The article discusses rate increases applying to focal freight hauls in the central territory, with emphasis on relief where needed. It notes commissioners deny releasing advance information and report no amendments have been agreed since Saturday that would change revenue increases, public warnings, or management accountability.
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Grand ‘Trunk
Grain Inspection Bill Seeks Licenses for Employed Persons
A modified grain inspection bill would authorize the Secretary of Agriculture to issue licenses to individuals already employed in handling grain. It proposes standards for quality and condition, permits interstate shipment only after inspection, and provides for appeals to the Agriculture Secretary. Violations carry fines from 200 to 1000 dollars. initial funding is 376,000 dollars. Senator McCumber led persistent opposition to passage. House action expected this session.
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Secretary of Agriicultura
Puch
Bil
Secretary of Agriculture
Laspaotor
Pont of
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
House
Republican State convention date set for Kalamazoo
The Republican State central committee met today in Detroit and decided to hold the party’s full State convention in Kalamazoo on September. The Democratic and Progressive state conventions will take place on the same date in Detroit for Democrats and Bay City for Progressives.
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Detroit
Republican State Central Committee
Kalamazoo
Bay City
Federal bonds for highway aid plan debated in Senate
Senate committee favors a substitute highway bill proposing a 0 year 3 per cent federal bond issue of 100 million dollars for five years. States could issue 4 per cent bonds in exchange and a sinking fund would retire debt. A United States highway commission would oversee fund use, with federal and state roles limited by constitutional prohibitions. Opposition warned of broader public expenditure risks, but backers say federal cost is small and states bear the burden.
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Shackleford
United States
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Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Friends of the
Congress
Mrs Bird Swallows Carbolic Acid at Georgetown Hospital
Mrs Beulah V Bird, 28, was taken from 3448 Prospect Avenue Northwest to Georgetown University Hospital suffering carbolic acid burns in her mouth and throat after a fit of despondency. She is reported in a serious condition. police say the act was intentional.
Caillaux to Seek Divorce After Noted Trial Opens
Paris reports that Genevieve Caillaux, wife of the former minister of finance, announced plans to seek divorce after her trial for the killing of Gaston Caillaux opens July 16. She says separation would show love by not hindering his political career as the trial begins this week.
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Gaston
Mette
The
Figaro
Mime Caillaux
Finance
Textile tariffs spark blame on administration in Kennington district
Special dispatch reports John W Snowden of Stead and Miller and William G Hamilton of Hamilton & Bone carpet mills fault tariff policy and administration for downturns in the Kennington textile industry. Snowden calls the president splendidly academic while Hamilton cites a general business malaise and fear of worsening conditions as imports and tariffs bite into production.
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Washington
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Bone Carpet Mills
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Narrow Margin of Safety on Calvert Street Bridge
Letter from Washington dated July 3 1314 argues Calvert Street bridge is unsafe for 30 ton heavy cars and 31 ton trusses under vibration. Calls to exclude heavy cars. notes crowded sidewalks and potential derailment. rider suggests surface tracks for heavy traffic.
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Caillaux Plea Shocks Court In Calmette Shooting
In a dramatic session, Mme Henriette Caillaux faced the court detailing her motives and emotions after the Calmette shooting. She described fear of the press campaign and her resolve to defend her husband’s honor, insisting she did not intend to kill, only to teach Calmette a lesson. The trial unfolded amid tense public interest and security measures.
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Figaro
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Albanel
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Calmette
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Caillaux Jixige Albanel
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French Republic
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Mme Callianx
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Henriette Calllace
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Achille Katz
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Heart Rot
Mederan
Jong
Whten Calmette
Calllauz
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