Railroads to receive government backed aid fund
Baltimore and New York investors back a National Railway Service Corporation created under the Transportation Act to finance equipment for railroads. The plan envisions equipment trusts, semiannual lease payments, and eventual title transfer to carriers, with loans from government and private institutions totaling about 40 percent of needed funds.
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New York
Associated Press
Naional Railway Service Corporation
By & Davies Warfield
Baltimore
Baroad Securies
Warfield
Ohio
Minneapolis
Bangor
American mermaids to represent U S at Antwerp
Members of the American women swimming team, including Alice Lord and Helen Wainwright, vow to acquire equipment to relieve congestion and guarantee ample car supply. The group aims to lower railroad rates by expanding capacity, with 40 000 open top cars identified as needed to ease steel mills and coal mines.
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Aiiliwuttas
Alice Lerd
Har Fotle Boyle
Helen Wainwright
Arleen Riggin
Ethella Peiletres
Maryaret Woodbridge
Aileen Higsin
Foile Amertsoin
Senators Delay Fund Inquiry to September in Missouri
United States Senator James A Reed announced the Senate subcommittee will not resume its investigation into presidential campaign expenditures until September. Reed, a committee member, cited plans for vacation and said early resumption is unlikely. He noted uncertain timing and pledged a thorough inquiry.
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St Louis
United States
James A Reed
Senate Subcommittee
Reed
Kenyon
Falmer
Mussouri
Dayton and Smith Piedmont Leaders
Docham NG Jay shows July 14 batting averages for the Pedmnt League with Walter Dayton of Durham at 9 and 1 and Smith of Greensboro at 1 a36 average, leading hitters as released by President W T Bramham.
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Docham NG Jay
W . T Bramham
Walter Dayton
Durham
Smith
Creensboro
Produce and Live Stock Prices Report
Grain and live stock prices listed with by region and market notes. Includes oats wheat corn oats livestock quotes and regional totals for Western Southern and Atlantic markets. Contains measurements, weights, and price indicators for hogs lambs cows and sows with brief commentary on quality and supply.
Malone Named for Governorship by Labor Party
Malone, a farmer-jinctor from New York, was chosen as the Labor Party gubernatorial nominee at a conference that opened to plan campaigns. The party also nominated Rose Schnederman for U S senator Roy Haffey for secretary of state Wallim Auger for state treasurer Joseph Fronk and William J Cimke for attorney general. Two court of appeals nominees will be announced within two days. The gubernatorial candidate said the militant third party is here to stay and will jail profiteers and seize resources from exploiters.
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Idlerfield Malone
New York
Farm Labr Party
Natonal
Inceparty
Campagan
United States
Rose Schnederman
Bvernt
Roy Haffey
Wholesale Beef Prices in Washington By Swift & Co Sales
Wholesale selling prices of beef in Washington are reported by Swift & Company. The data covers four sales areas with weekly average per hundredweight and per cut, showing price trends from June to July 1882, including high and low ranges and the average per cwt.
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Washington
Swift & Company
Swift & Company UL S. AL
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Pennestrant
Earby
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Malone
New York Farmer-Labor Party
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R. Golden Donaldson
Rolfe E. Bolling
James A. Cahill
James H. Baden
J. Fendall Cain
Robert A. Cissel
Frank E. Ghischi, Walter J. Harrison
H. V. Hunt
R. G. Donaldson
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C. © Tucker, Counsel
Magruder’s
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Palais Royal
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Pennsylvania Rubber Company of America
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