davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesotské noviny., 1910-03-31
>c Zprdvy ze St. Paul. &c

MlHuly CyueH pIlJclO StlH %
Hollandand, vesmes novych pfiste-
hovalct kterl usadili sc Ottertail
nkresu, V severni casti statu, kde ho-
dlaji Sc venovati chovu dobytka a
syrafeni.
= Ku banketu pofadanemu de-
mokraty dne 13. dubna ma Sc dosta-
viii tez Eugene Foss, prave zvoleny
demokraticky kongresnik z Bostonu,
Mass, jenz jak vefejnosti znamo, wi
tell mad svym republikanskym pro-
tivnikem vetsinou 5000 hlasG, acko-
liv okrsek jejz bude kongresu "a
stupovati, byl vzdy republikansky
vetsinou $4,000 hlas6. Skvele vi
t6zstv1 Fossovo oznacuje Sc co MAJOR
ny pfiklad vseobecn6 nedGvery mezi
lidem vici nyn6jsi republikanske
nadvlade V kongresu a co pfedzvest
pffstich kongresionalnich presi-
dentskych voleb.
- Nasledkem utvofeni novych
statnlch odbord pocitovan jest no.
vem statn1 kapitolu nedostatek mi
sta soudi Sc, ze pffsti statni snem
bude pozadan povolen1 penez na
stavbu move administrator budovy.
= Republikany pocina velice zaji-
matt otazka, kdo pob6H ma demokra-
tickem listku V letosnich statnich
volbach "a guvernera statu. Hlavnf
pozornost pouta k sob6 tom ohle-
du ex-governor John Lind, jenz na
dotazy zdali by pfijal nominaci Cd
demokrattl pravil, ze ma Cd poved je
dosti casu al k tomu dojde Lind te-
81 Sc velke popularite jake tribun Ii
du strana republikanska marne Sc
ohl1zi po muzi jemu rovnemu. Oce-
kava Sc, ze demokrate postavi do pole
silny statni listek. Mezi kandidaty,
nichz Sc deje zminka, jake moz-
nych kandidatech ma demokratickem
lfstku, jsou: Ia guvernera John
Lind "a m1stoguvernera statnf sena-
tor S. D. Works; "a sekretare statu
Fred w. johnson, bratr zemfeleho
guvernera Johnsona New Ulm; "a
statniho navladnfho Stan. J. Don
nelly, syn vehlasneho Ignace Don
nellyho, "a elena vrchniho soudu Tn.
D. O'Brien. Skvely rekord demo-
kraticke strany u vesla statni vlady
vzbuzuje dobre vyhlidky ma vitez-
stvi v pfistich statnich volbach.
= Chas. Johnsonovi, zalujfcimu
St. Paul slevarnu na nahradu "a u
trpene poranen1, byla porotou pred
soudcem Brillem pfifknuta nahrada
$4,000. johnson byl vyslan sl6var-
nj spolecnostl ku praci ma novem
statnfm kapitole Pierre, N. D.,
kde pfi praci sbofilo Sc MIN leseni
a padem k zemi as 80 stop pfisel k
vaznemu zranenl ma tele.
= V znamem grocernim obcho-
de Andrew Schocha bylo pred veli-
konocnf nedeli prodavano bnvolf
maso sice jake zvlastni lah6dka.
Maso bylo bdvola zabiteho re sta
da ma farme Jas. J. Hilla.
= DIE udanf 1fednictva zdejsich
bank nalezaji Sc IA vsech bankach
We meste mensi vetsi obnosy penez,
k nimz nikdo Sc nehlasf. Nektere
obnosy lezi ma bankach jiz dlouhou
fadu let sotva kdy jiz budou Wy
zvednuty. Pdvodni vkladatele stall
Sc dplne nezvestnymi a tax zdstava-
j penfze lezet, aniz by Sc vedelo kdo
je k MIN opravnen. Vklady tyto
sahajf do tisicd dolard.
Pfipravte Sc ma "selsky ples0,
jejz uspofada damsky sbor Cechie {.
Minnesotské noviny., 1910-03-31

1S oCD. SODOUu VeCeI 10. uuUud
SIM CSPS. Pofadajfci vybor rozda-
va zvlastni pozvanky k tomuto plesu
a bylo by pfanim, ably co nejvetsi po-
Get krajanG stcastnil Sc zabavy sell
skem kroji. Zvlastni ceny budou u
deleny osobam park6m, jichz kroje
budou uznany "a nejlepsi nejpfed-
n6jsf.
= AS 155 chomoutari a femena-
ri, nalezejicich k uni, naleza Sc ma
stavce. Stavkujici pozadujf 8 hodi-
novou dobu pracovni zvyseni mzdy
0 Is procent. Mezi stavkujfcimi jest
tez n6kolik CechG.
- John Zavoral Thief River
Falls prijel sem ku svemu bratranci
Fir. Stodolovi 1myslem Sc zde u
saditi.
= Rad Orel els. 50 ZCBJ. pofa-
da sobotu vecer 2 dubna V sfni
CSPS. spolecenskou zabavu, k niz
clenstvo pffznivci sboru jsou zvani
zvlastnimi pozvankami. Vstupne
obnasi jeden dollar, V cemz zahrnuty
jsou zakusky obcerstvujici napoje.
Hojna navSt6va Sc ocekava.
= Minuly tyden zmizel nahle z
mesta Timothy Murphy, kapitan a
merivkJch dobrovolnikd $ MIN ST.
$50, jez byly vybrany ma den sv. Pa
tricka pfi yefejnych sbfrkach, kona-
nych toho dine ma podporu dfvciho
domu na West College ave. Murphy
byl posledne WIDEN We Woodland park
baptistickem kostele, kde Sc zene O.
mluvil, ze musi odejiti "a n6jakou
pffcinou k nejblizsimu telefonu Cd
t6 chvile Sc ztratil jake by Sc do ze-
me propadl. Kratce potion vyslo ma
jevo, ze zmizel i vyse uvedenym
obnosem penez, jez tehoz dine 81 Z
banky vyzvedl. Organisace ameri-
ckych dobrovolnikG, V jichz cele
Murphy stall, jest podobna Arma-
dou Spasy. V st. Paul zanechal Muir
ply V opustenosti zenu a dve dospi-
vajici ditky.
= Volici, ktefi nedali Sc zapsati
k pfedvolbam, mohou Sc nechati re-
gistrovati k pfisti m6stske volb6 We
dnech 19. a 80. dubna. Kazdy vo-
lie die zakona musi byti registro-
van, jinak nenf opravnen k hlasovani
pTi volbe.
Manhattan Investment spoil.
zapocne Sc stavbou 8-patrove budo-
Wy ma 5. ul. mezi Robert a Jackson
nakladem 100000.
= Y ned6li udaly Sc We m6ste ma
Sem diva pffpady sebevrazdy. Frank
Ryberg, SIS rokd starry tesaf V C. ZIG
Rondo ave., usmrtil Sc ranou revol-
veru, kdyz byl podkrovf sveho do
mu. Steven Smith, 33 rok1 starry
delnlk, nalezen byl ma dvofe sveho
domu {. 48O Lafond kaluzi krve
a s podfezanym hrdlem. Malomysl-
most mad spatnym zdravim Sc udava
obou pffpadech "a pohnutku sebe-
vrazdy.
= Neni zadneho pametnfka, jenz
pamatoval by tax krasne pocasi, jako
NELL jsme po cely mesic bfezen. V
ntery dostavil Sc tez prvni jarni dest,
jenz byl velmi vitanym. Stromy jiz
rozpucely patty kolem DON'T Sc ze-
lenajf. Lee We stfedu Sc pocasf obra-
tilo a hrozi zmena k horsfmu.
= Ma jinem miste pfinasfme O.
hlasku pana J. F. Ptacka, jednatele
pro vehlasna Indian motorova kola.
Stroje tyto jsou ku koupi o rozlic-
nych konskych silach znama pro
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-15
FIVE CENTS A COPY

railbirds, who sit on the political
fence until they can lure money from
any old side by blackmail and threats
of opposition, All these can De
named and condemned But what's
the use, They are all dirty and
everybody knows it. They have no
Consciences to awaken, no regulations
to hurt What Denver needs is live,
active participation in politics by all
the people. Real leaders will come
out of such movement and they will
easily supplant the self appointed
leadeS of today. Good political work
will take the place of the shyster
cTookedness that passes current now
for wise politics. The Statesman be-
lieves that it can hit a crook as well
in general terms as in particular, and
it is desirable not to blacken the rep.
utation of politics by condemning pol
iucians ad libitum, if We would en-
courage good people to participate.
Mr. Manuel was the advance agent
Of the 1908 political regime. He now
expresses himself dissatisfied with
conditions it established. We don't
blame him. We all are. If he is in
pag PSssRs q p9F'a!RasF5ssR b4Rs5s sndB B naSRE a III
fair that he hold the Republican party
responsible for the misdeeds of his
associates.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-15
OUR HNSW ER.

We are somewhat amused that Of
all the people in Denver, Mr. Manuel
is the one most struck by our
vague" allusions to money grating
In last weeks Statesman. We hau
intended to express our discomfort
with the management of the cam
paign Of two years ago in that the
race secured nothing from the deals
OF the politicians who were in charge
We intended TO show that it was poor
management that prevented us get
ting representation, and not the un-
willingness OF Sheriff Nisbet. for in
stance But somehow the money
question got on Mr.. Manuel's nerves.
and he hastens to establish an alihi
by inference. But can he stand ac-
Quilted of being responsible for no
repre- sentation in county offices? Two
years ago he was campaign manager
for n colored man who was nominate
on the county Republican legislative
ticket. It matters not how he did it.
II was done, As a result of that nom-
ination the conduct of the campaign
mere in Denver county was taken
from J. w. Jackson, who was in
charge in 1906 In 1906 four repre-
sentative places and lots of smaller
places went to Negroes. In 1908 We
drew n complete blank. Mr.. Manuel
would have the people believe our
charge that private greed cost us
dear is unfounded. simply because
we have not said John Doe or Rich
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-15
When Set Of Political Managers Fail Utterly to Secure
for the Race the Representation Usually Given Us
and Are Turned Down in Requesting their Own
Appointment Well What Do You Think?

the Lords supper. The reason the
peoples due representation" was 10,
forthcoming was because somebody
lied. Did not our splendid district at
torney stand up in East Turner hall
and say to you and to hundreds of
others that the candidates on the Re
publican ticket would be as anxious
to reward Negro voters after the elec-
tion rs they were to solicit their votes
and did he not say after the electio-.
that he was sorry, but there were not
enough places for the white folks q?
not one word about having bought
anybody or cash in hand" or any
--.h-- -at al that zisis.S Di-i not Char
man Vickery tell every Negro voter
he met that in his judgment the Ne
gro voters had never received far
consideration at the hands of the Re
publican party in this city, county and
state, and that the then candidates
were willing and would see to il tha,
they be justly rewarded? Now we
want to know who sold us out, who
bought us and how much did we
bring. You seem to know; speak out,
tell the truth.
JAMES J. MANUEL.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-15
COLORED HOSPITAL

News comes from Kansas City that
the old general hospital of that city
has been turned over TO the colored
people for their use. with colored doc,
tors and nurses. DR.. Wm. ]. Tomp-
kins, formerly of this city, is appoint
ed to be the representative OF Il
board Of health in charge of the hos
pital, with he title of assistant city
physician. DR.. Tompkins writes us
at the hospital will need the serv-
ices of one head nurse as directress,
one who can qualify as nurse under
the laws of Missouri; also eight
young ladies. high school graduates.
TO be trained and receive wages in ac-
cordance. Persons wishing these po-
sitions should address him at 1872 f.
18th street. He also wants four doc
tors of medicine as internes.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-15
ZlON'S RALLY SUCCESSFUL.

The rally at Zion church which e.
gan Sunday and will close in early
November at the anniversary exer-
cises of the church, has netted over
$500 already, with present pr
poets from clubs unreported sufficient
to make over $4,000. The club OF
Luther Walton led with a report OF
over 500, and the thirty-nine othel
clubs reporting made handsome show.
ings. The pastors clubs made IN OF
non-memberS, had nearly $50. i'hls
rally is the largest in the histor, OF
the church. 1t has been carried )ut
with a minimum of friction and rel re-
sents the freewill offerings of Zi'n's
members. The officiary of the church
is proud of the showing and feels that
the $4,000 planned will be raised by
the time Of the anniversary.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-15
POLITICS OCCASIONS A few COMMENTS

ard Roe rece we'd the money and sold
us out We confess our inability tC
offer incontr, yertible proof of graft
on the part Il the leaders two years
ago, but We call on the whole com,
muuity 10 v vitness. Mr.. Manuel in
cluded, that the campaign was the
most grossly mismanaged Judged by
its results t at has ever been in this
county.
Every place was lost that was Sc,
cured two Y ars before. Does Mr.
Manuel wish to confess that he and
his associates were so stupid as 70
lose all and ! eep not even the money
Do they wish to claim that Sheriff
Nisbet is so changeable that he was
perfectly vii ing to employ a colored
man in 1906 and is willing today, but
was not wiling in 1908?
On three occasions the editor of
this paper hi asked consideration for
colored Rep blicans OF County Chair,
man Vicker!. On each occasion he
nGs nasd " f~a~sUsrvu consfo-ro.roii
and he has given it. Twice did ne
appoint men in his office when county
clerk. once rhile city auditor, and on
many occasi )ns has he led the fight
when we ought his aid to appoint.
ments for \ egroes in other offices.
1t will tai more than an inferen.
tial denial Cf money grating by the
1905 leaders to prove to us that Ms,
bet and Vic hery will not give US a
square deal
There wa a well substantiated re,
port in 1905 after the election of the
district alto ney and sheriff, that the
Negro who vas in charge of the 1905
campaign L ade application for ap'
pointment I the district attorneys OF.
fee. Two If his cabinet sought ap'
pointment ON Mr.. Nisbet There is
still anothel report coming to US first
hand that 4 e money expended in that
campaign Emong colored people eN'
ceeded the usual amount, though the
results obta ned were the poorest, We
confess we cannot point out the man
or men WI 0 has the button but
with these veil subStantiated facts be,
fore them. he people will see close
connection between the financial af,
fuence of ONE, the personal aspira.
tons Of OF hers and the discrediting
Of the who race.
In closinl, let us say that we merit
the critici im of Mr.. Manuel for
vague ALT sionsn to money grating.
Let us NAL e the excuse that it is the
set policy Of this paper to give the
good and iuppress the bad. some
Negroes are so desplcable that no
condemuat IN can equal their crimes.
Take the fellow who contrived the
arrest of { respectable colored WON,
an for ele ton fraud simply because
she would not assist in his election
schemes Consider those whose glory
1t is to do stool.pigeon work, making
the Irish i,lformers of worldwide dis.
repute lock like amateurs, Ta..e
the grafteIs who walk the streets by
the year, wing OFF the pickings of a
two months ) campaign and occasional
appointme tsl Then there are the
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-15
MANUEL WRITES US A LETTER

II mas hlNd dls Ottu Tue tusAOH tl
The Statesman to give space TO art
icles bearing on public questions, re-
gardless from what viewpoint they
are written. 1t makes no difference
whether we are in accord with the
writer or not We do not refuse
articles criticising our position, We
should be truthful and reasonable. II
We are not, it is not because we do
not wish to be; and when we fall into
error as all humanity is prone to, II is
best that our position be subjected -
the white lIgut 81 puunvip tha,-,---
may the sooner be set right In &c
cordance with that custom, We give
space to the following article from
James Jerold Manuel.-Editor.
To The Statesman, Franklins Paper:
Dear Editor: In your issue OF Oct
s, 1910, appears an article, the cap
tIon Of which is Private Greed Cost
Us Dear II you had written the
last sentence as 1t is given here, then
there would have been one true state
ment contained in that article and no
use Of this question at all. And so
We might go on answering criticisms.
but what's the use?"
Fair minded people can see from
what is already said lin and by tnls
article of Oct Sth) they have been
naisled." What Is the truth about
private greed and cash in hand? |
am sure that all "Gair minded people"
will agree that II the Statesman knows
OF any man or set OF men to whom
the peoples due representation was
OF no consequence. so long as the
money was forthcoming" It should
give that name or names, 50 that the
responsibility may be placed where It
belongs | am sure that all fair
minded people" will agree that II the
Statesman is not in possession OF
such fact or facts, then It has no right
to slander struggling Negro men with
vague allusions-the meanest things
OF earth. II that political saint OF
yours. Sheriff Nisbet, or any other
candidate OF two years ago gave or
caused to be given cash in hand" in
stead of the peoples due representa-
tion," let him come forward and state
his case. Sure, there will be hon
est intentioned persons whose minds
might be poisoned by such talk and
the facts are the best answer" Here
stand the facts Negro men and wom-
en- who were holding menial political
positions two years ago were as
sessed. re-assessed and assessed right
over again to land into office Sherln
Nisbet and Assessor Bartels, those
pure, honest and upright children OF
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-17
CHINESE CONTEMPLATION
STAMPS FOR SALE.

Just arrived, and issued in commemo-
ration of Hsun Tung.' the new en-
peor of China Issue limited Supply
short Demand in China exceeds one
hundred times the issue. A limited num-
her is just received and now for sale
nv Tim Kee corner King and Alakea
streets; Lee Toma, 33 n. King street.
Coma and buy before all are sold. A
Price per set of three, $50.
Price per ten sets of three $3.50.
splendid souvenir gift.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-17

"Honk,Honk," This remark was
made by Hon. 0ttomobile as We eIored
forwards amidst gasolene and inte.1ec-
I toal conversation.
Il dread TO see this Stoekvarls. -"
] coErote one elderly maiden with voice.
IT is a carn.vorous place of death
and bumps where many a COW is led to
sausage before she gets a chance to re-
ieFn and lead respectable life. Would
not be more civilized to find good
lo9e' for TIE sheep and hens and PIGS
and cattle and dogs
q Hasa it, Missy one LADY Reform
& E1ose Husband is in the Beef Trust.
WI, not this PaeRingtou0 he a
Fa'e Of crude lard and sreU,2" re-
1 q,'fe John Drew with Ptuero expression
i Of uogsa.he.
I Ah 1o'' say Hon. Busse. .,Paez-
as,eV7 Is now under a reform gov
s'anea' Ioo would be surprised 70
u ~ "14' changes has come over it since
-. ? Sinclair discovered the r-..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-17

p. n-at-v soonlv them natives t-""
lr...rd became less harsh with rLer
.a .,.', eyebrows Several people \
roj;ticians begin buying tickets.
s,..s n Among them passengers APP
L.s.sine with rubberueckiug eE-
S .. We notice Hon. Mayor Bosse,
comment reformer In the cont"H1 q
(. F,grsm this great man IS shape.
Il n. romplete Taft Policy. II he
j s5ar9 ever set down on the Tariff It
var3 never rise again. In specific
8 g-sytv he weighs 346 lbs. Of ayer.a-
q 5ase Hell every ounce a Mayor.
8 .Taco" he say chiyalrouslv, " how
4 much fo- ride around N this Joy-wag-
d GIN"
q collapse,
D ven charged 81 for single persons. ~ ne
q sBi5 with proud expression like q per
q petual franchise.
d you are not single person, I
81 ler81ge. "Hou are a trIplet.
q So Hon. Busse neglect to make any
q other Republican arguments and clut-
I ter aboard with creaks. Among other
. prominent Chicago persons enthusiastic
y to see this S-ochyards was Hon. John
q Drew and Il members Of the Lady
d Muckrakers' League who was there to
d discuss the inpertinent question: % Can
. the Hog Be Removed from American
i PoLtiss-and if So would 1t Be HUI
!. mane?' One Of the Ladies said It was
& useless To uphfs the Stockyards when
& Home was Woman 5 natural spear. But
& another on with gentlemanlv collar de-
Il cry, " PackiDgtown is one Of the meat
j lest problems which compress America
4 today. 50 they all clum aboard pre-
4 pared to roast the Mutton Trust.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-17
ON THE Street
Attention of Pedestrians Sat
urday Afternoon is Attract
ed in Various Ways.

Samuel W. Gordon, the we'll known
a~uctioneer. sold a team of horses
and a wagon and a quantity Of
household furniture in the court
house square Saturday afternoon.
Attention OF pedestrians was also
attracted Saturday Afternoon by a
man and a hoy executing a piece OF
music. the former usuing as his
weapon a bagpipe, and the latter a
hageolet.
"A monkey, a grind rga and two
foreigners. a little further on down
the street, furnished another oppor-
tunity for a crowd to form.
Much curiosity was evoked at the
sight of a man dressed as a jockey
In a pink coat with a green band.
leading a rather fine black horse
through the streets. Speculation
was at last made that the horse was
BLACK Beauty"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-17
UNCLE SAM AFTER
BIG SUGAR TRUST
JAIL WOMEN
FOR HALF YEAR
Street Loiterers Are Prosecut-
ed by Police Chief on
State Warrants.

In default of giving security OF
5000 each for their good behavior.
Della Winters and Maud Snodgrass
have been sent to jail for six months
by Justice w. P. Camp. The cases
we're prosecuted by Police Chief
Harry L. Brooks. who wore out
blanket warrants for street %1oiterers
on sight. He announced the inten-
ton of Kidding the city of these uE-
desirable characters.
Policemen also arrested Mr.. and
Mrs. william Mcdonald in the street
and placed them in Jail to await
hearings before Justice Camp. The
hearings have been set for Monday.
The warrants in h cases were is
sued by authority of Section 44s1 of
the State Code, which gives every
justice of the peace the power to re-
quire from persons not of good
fame. security for their good be
havior for a term lot exceeding one
year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-17
WEST VIRGINIA
IS THE TENTH
In the Number Of Employees
in the Government Service
in Washington.

WASHINGTON, d. C.. Sept. IT.
West Virginia stands tenth among
all the states ana territories in the
number OF government employees IN
washington in proportion TO its pop
ulatipr. The civil service records
show that there. are 145 persons ems
plOyed in washington under civil
service laws who are credited 70
West Virginia:
Naturally the District OF Columbia
stands Arst in number OF employees
in proportion to population. Mary
land and Virginia. Immediately adj
jacent to the District of Columbia
with 427 employees each. stand re-
spectively second and third. Della
ware. wyoming, Nevada and Arizona
with few employees but small populo-
ton, come next in order, with Yer
mont, Rhode Island and West Vir-
ginia next. eliminating the adjacent
and the District of Columbia,
together with the smaller states
which have a large proportion even
IL they have but a few employees, and.
West Virginia stands near the head
of the list. In actual number of en-
ployes in Washington under civil.
service the state stands twenty-1rst
out OF the afty-two states and terri
tories represented.
on the whole, from these figures.
it may be seen that West yirginians
form an important part of the of
ace-ho1dfng community OF the capt
tai.
From the time Of instituting the
service in 1sss . June s94t919s
the total number OF civil service ap-
pofntments made from West Viz
ginIa to Offices in Washington has
been r71 by examination. 20 by re-
Instatement and 81 by transfer.
resignation and removal have
taken los from this number, leaving
145 in the service now.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-17
CHARLESTON
Will Likely Be Chosen as
State Headquarters for
Republicans.

Charleston will probably be state
headquarters for the Republicans of
west Virginia the approaching cam
paign. The state committee before
adjourning its Parkersburg meeting
last evening LEFT the selection of the
place to Chairman Samuel y, Mat
;hews and Secretary Virgil l.. High
land. who are to consult the candi-
dates az to the place and act accord
ingly. It was the sense of the COM
mittee that Charleston be chosen II
THAI city as he adquarters. meets with
the approval OF the candidates, E%-
ceptinE staH conventions, the meeting
yesterday was the largest gathering
OF leading representatives Of the party
from all over the state ever assem-
bled.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-17
COMMISSION Of
PUBLIC Service
To Supervise Corporations
May Be Advised at State
Board of Trade Meeting.

10 ascertain the attftude OF the
stare t9~afo. pubic service commas
SONS the toHo"ns the vars
Gus a or trade secretaries IN the
state mas been sent OUT from me state
se~cretafys once at VVaeeilhs
AT q meeting OF hssssa5e :
OF Trades on rPilroa1 coH
mission hetd
Springs It was deelded 70 a5esFtelnyt ne
oPlrion OF our coHfneFeiat ana nous
trial interests In regard to1the. estap7
!lshH1eht OF a 7in s'ste