Losses and higher rates loom for Baltimore road workers
Gardiner Lathrop Tolle commission discusses increased expenses and potential bankruptcy or higher charges on traffic insurance for Baltimore and neighboring employees. He signals a push by the Interstate Commission to raise rates, urging uniformity and arguing against lump sum benefits. The debate touches on railroads, workers compensation, and proposed legislative changes.
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Gardiner Lathrop Tolle Commission
Baltimore
Osta
Ohio minister held as a spy during summer probing
A scandalous report describes an Ohio minister detained for a week and accused of espionage. The men, linked to Pandora Church, were questioned by authorities after alleged spying and were apologized to before release. The event drew attention to diplomatic tensions and local suspicions.
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State Department
Rotre
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Stockholders Meet Reelected Directors at Petersburg Va
Directores were reelected and routine business transacted at a Petersburg Virginia stockholders meeting held November 9 with Watts presiding. Directors listed include Ro Watts, James Male, Roan Wallie, Lenham, Hoanen Jennings, Walllay, MW farkins, Pierce, Norman Ream, Walter Lowns, Scott Nanlarin, Warfeld, Whigwam, John dkelton, Yoakum.
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Mole
Man Undertakes United States Hike For Wager
A man leaves New York City on November 1 to hike across the United States. The wager, reportedly for a substantial sum, aims to reach a distant point in twenty avon States by or before November. Team and route details remain unclear amid fragmented text.
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Atlanta
Justice Riddell explains defeat of reciprocity to university men
New York November 9 Justice William Renwick Riddell of the King’s Bench and Toronto senator spoke at Elmer Brown’s installation as chancellor of New York University. He argued that Canada’s rejection of reciprocity did not reflect ill will toward the United States and traced the long, unsettled history of commercial relations between the two nations. He noted Canada’s shift to new revenue and trade avenues and recalled past efforts to renew the agreement, while highlighting the complex political backdrop and international attendance at the ceremony.
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New York
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Kinga Bench
Senate
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Elmer Elaworth Brown
New York University Today
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Canada
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Brown
Europe
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Hoot
James Bryce
Oxford University
Andrew Carnegie
Aberdeen University
Indians Pleas Rejected Over Long Ceremonial Dances
Indian delegation led by Chief Claud and Chief Washoe urged Gov Crice and Interior to intervene against ongoing protests by the Interior Department. Officials say objection remains to prolonged dances like willow and others that consume weeks of farming time. Kiowa and Comanche members seek larger relief payments, while policy on Mooney payments faces no change.
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Washington
Indian Bureau
Sgn
Yale Willow
Indiana
Interior Department
Delos
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Congress
Mooney
Jurors Admonished as McNamara Trial Begins in Los Angeles
Judge Walter Bordwell warns jurors and talesmen not to discuss the McNamara murder case. Three jurors and three alternates seated. five more men excused for cause including N Mo Bryte and John Redfern. Char les Rath examined. he doubts Time s building blast and is passed or excused.
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McNanmra
Walter Bordwell
James BucNamara
Clark McLain
Pasadena
Brewster C
Kenyon
Taleaman Accented By Both Sides On To Cango
Sexton
N Mo Bryte
John Redfern
Charles Rath
Timea
Gaz
Rath
Steel inquiry to continue after Kentucky campaign
Representative Stanley of Kentucky, chairman of the House special committee investigating the Steel corporation, returned to Washington after a strenuous campaign. The committee will resume November 20 and likely work until Christmas, focusing on the Steel corporation’s relations with railroads. Thomas Watson is seriously ill at his Savannah home with pneumonia and has been confined to bed for a week.
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House of Representatives
Washington
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Thomas Watson
Washington Post
Savannah
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Liberia invites capital from American investors
Judge McCantstewart of the Albertan supreme court says U S interest in Liberia is rising as New York bankers loaned 500000 to Liberia to cover domestic debts. He says American intervention in Liberia's financial affairs benefits the country and will extend to strengthen commercial ties and develop Liberian mineral and agricultural resources.
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Liberia
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Albertan Supreme Court
United States
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Iberia
Weather Conditions Report From Agriculture Weather Bureau
The Washington weather bulletin notes a severe cold front across the Northwest with temperatures down to 10 degrees below in Canada and western Dakotas. A west to east pressure system brings rain and snow from the Pacific to the lake region and Ohio valley. Cold air moves in from the West, followed by a sharp drop in temperatures and snow extending into Missouri, upper Mississippi, and the Great Lakes by Saturday. Winds shift along the coasts, with storm warnings and cold wave advisories issued for several states.
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Washington
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Canadan
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Lake Region
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Tako
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Calorade
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Dukois
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South Atlantic
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Naval board named to study navy pay and construction amalgamation
The secretary of the navy appoints a board including Adm Wainwright and Adm Potter to study merging the pay and construction corps with the line. Members also include Capt Smith, Chapin, Pay Director Hunt, and others. Recorder Poyer. First meeting set for November 13 to prepare a DIM for Congress per the House naval affairs committee.
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Construction Corps
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Officers to judge horses at New York show
Three American army officers one English and one Canadian will judge the International Horse Show in New York starting November 12. Lieut Col David S Stanley, Capt J D Long, and Maj H J Allen will judge for the U S Army, with Lord Decas and Col William Trendale representing England and Canada respectively.
Gentlemen The New Men's Wear Shop Opens in Washington
The New Men's Wear Shop on G Street north side two doors east of Eleventh advertises full furnishings of the unusual kind and a Special Delivery Service. Phone Mam 4340 for urgent orders. The shop sits near Washington's business center with trained staff ready to ensure satisfactory filling of orders.
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Army Orders Declarative personnel transfers and retirements
Ten officers and enlisted personnel are assigned or detached to posts including Vancouver Barracks Fort Leavenworth and Fort Hamilton. retirements and resignations are noted for several officers. naval movements list vessels and destinations such as Malta, Norfolk, Newport News, and Shanghai, with transfers to various ships and stations.
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MAGAZINE MEN HELD IN MAIL FRAUD CASE
Apaclal to The Washington Peat New York Nov Lee Sidwell treasurer of the Columbian Sterling Company and B B Yates of Brooklyn a salesman were arraigned before United States Commissioner Shields on the charge of using the mails to defraud They were held under 10000 bail each and then taken to the Tombs prison to join Frank Orf who was president of the Columbian Sterling Publishing Company forced into bankruptcy last month and Fobn Atkin a lawyer alleged to have been Ort's adviser None of the men had secured bail tonight Postoffice Inspectors today were making efforts to find J Brinten Haynes president of the olf Columbian Company ee Stamson and Wood Go West Secretary of War Stimson accompanied by Maj Gen Wood staff left last night for Fort Leavenworth and Alley Kans where they will inspect the army service schools maintained at those posts Before his return to Washington the Secretary on November will deliver an address at the Panama Canal before the Commercial Club of Kansas City Mo
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