Northern Wisconsin advertiser

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Bankers who depend entirely on the

farmers' prosperity are working in the

fields with farmers, digging trenches

and cutting wide swaths about the

grain fields. The worms are so thick

they cover the country roads for ft

quarter of a mile at a stretch.

Big Battle at Caps Haltlen.

C&pe Haltlen, Haiti, July 22. —A

strong attack was made by the rebels

on this city, but the assaulting force

was eventually repulsed by the gov

ernment troops. The fighting lasted

from 8 to 5 o'clock in the morning.

Peace Treaty With Uruguay.

Washington, July 22.—A peace

treaty with Uruguay was signed by

Secretary of State Bryan and Minister

Carlos Maria de Pena. The treaty la

based upon the same principle aa

those with European countries.

NORTHERN WISCONSIN ADVERTISER, WABENO, WIS.

RAILROAD AND

HUMS HIT

Sensational Report Made by

Commerce Commission.

GREAT FRAUDS ARE ALLEGED

Bcheme of Rebates and Discrimina

tory Practices Uncovered Involv

ing Especially New York Cen

tral and O’Gara Coal Cos.

Washington, July 22. —Relations of

railroads with coal operations general

ly in Illinois and of the New York

Central with the O’Gara Coal com

pany especially form the subject of a

sensational report to congress by the

interstate commerce commission.

The report uncovers a gigantic

scheme of alleged fraud, rebates, dis

criminatory practices and special

privileges.

The men most deeply involved are:

W. O. Brown, former president of

the New York Central system.

Charles P. Hewitt, brother-in-law of

W. O. Brown.

8. W. McCune, an agent employed

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Northern Wisconsin advertiser. (1914). Wabeno, Wis., 1914-07-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85040705/1914-07-24/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Northern Wisconsin advertiser, 1914-07-24.