Lincoln assassin mystery stirs public intrigue in 1925
Chicago and Minneapolis report that Col James Hamilton Davidson claims to know Booth burial site now secret for 60 years. NIS and Daily Star note Booth escaped and family claims he lived to 65 under aliases. Bates and others debated death details while rates and transport hearings unfold in Des Moines IA.
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One Hundred Twenty-second Infantry
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Okla
United States
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Hearing on Reducing Iowa Express Rates Set
Des Moines Feb 23 The state board of railroad commissioners fixed Feb 27 for a hearing on reducing express rates for intra state shipments. Express company officials traffic experts and others are expected to attend. The commissioners seek to apply the same rate for intrastate shipments as used on interstate business. Tol-
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New Tariffs on Coal Shipments Suspended
Interstate Commerce Commission suspends new coal tariff rates affecting shipments into Iowa from Illinois Indiana and Kentucky. C A Hanson traffic manager of Greater Waterloo association notes the rates would have started February 19. Suspension extends to June 19 while the commission rules on a Des Moines rate case from June 1924. Hanson attended the Des Moines meeting where a two cent reduction for Waterloo was sought.
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Dubuque to Order Five Hundred Thousand Paving Jobs
Dubuque plans awarding contracts for paving over 40 streets at about $500,000 after bids were filed by 11 firms. James F. Lee Paving and Untrich-Faley Construction are expected to secure many contracts as they sit low on many bids. An Indian government order to Armstrong Manufacturing for $29,000 worth of machinery for well drilling followed a Madras government visit by L. Pinto.
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