Arguments Nearing Close in Power Case
In Norfolk Virginia the Appalachian Electric Power company faces the Federal Power Commission as arguments in a Virginia case draw toward a close. Newton D. Baker leads for the power company while R Gray Williams represents Virginia and Huston Thompson will close for the commission in the three day proceedings over the New River hydro project valued at about 10 million dollars.
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Norele
Newton D. Baker
Appalachian Electric Power Project
United States District Court
R. Gray Williams
Winchester
Huston Thompson
Federal Power Commission
Norfolk
Federal Water Power Act
Oral Power Commission
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Raymond T. Jackson
The
Power Company
Luther B. Way
United States
Virginia
Appalachian Company
Judge Way
New River
Pulaski County
Virgnia
Power Commission
Nationa‘l
Wilson
Colorado
U. S
Pewer Mission
Jackson
Thompson
City Orders Strict Enforcement of Stop Signs and Speed Limits
Police begin rigorous enforcement of stop sign and speed laws on city streets. Citizens are warned that the lawn sprinkling ordinance after 8 p m will be strictly enforced.
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Potomac Edison
Virginia Official Denounces Power Case Attacks
Judge Way denied Hallett S Ward’s bid to appear as a Virginia taxpayer supporting the Power Commission. Ward accused State leaders, while Williams defended his role as a general practitioner not tied to Appalachian Electric Power. authorities note Mr. Williams acted for Governor Pollard. A final line notes stamp duties forgotten by many yet cash collected by some.
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Judge Way
Hallett S. Ward
Arlington County
Virginia
Power Commission
Ward
William E Carson
Commission On Conservation and Development
Thompson
Williams
Power Company
Carson
Commission On Conservationar Development
Pollard
Northern Virginia Power Company
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Chicago Grain Closing Prices July 20
Closing prices for grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade show Wheat July 47 and September 47 1/2, December 2012. Corn July 30 and September 31 3/4, December 32 1/4. Rye 11 1/2 and September 9 1/2, December 20 5/4. Oats July 28 and September 30 4/4, December 33 4/2.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Sunspots Aid Chicago as Great Lakes Rise
The report notes sunspot activity benefiting Chicago and linked rising water levels across the Great Lakes, signaling environmental and regional impacts.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Irishman Buys Collar Lot at Summer Sale
An Irishman buys a dozen collars at a summer sale and a bottle of marking ink. He marks one collar with his name Pat Murphy and the others with Ditto London Tit Bits.
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Pat Murphy
London
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