President vows strong action on Beveridge amendment in agricultural bill
The president will not allow weakening of the Beveridge amendment as Congress debates meat inspection. Industrial interests push to limit safeguards, while Roosevelt threatens to veto inadequate measures and withhold labels. Observers expect a clash as packers resist tighter controls and insist on government-funded inspection to ensure honesty and prevent scandal. Denver News notes the Neill Reynolds report and urges prompt, thorough reform.
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Denver News
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Treasury
Duluth News Tribune
Railroads Demand Growth and Monetary Strains Loom Large
Henry Clews surveys the rails as 15,000 miles of new southern lines and western projects loom in the next two to three years. He notes capital needs, modernization, and overall prosperity for iron and steel, while monetary conditions tighten with overseas borrowings easing credit pressures. A Spain king and queen welcome signals from Canalejo’s Cortes. Local notes cover Tucumcari and Eddy County politics, water bore risks, and continued transcontinental line prospects, with optimism for Farmington’s rail connections and regional development.
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Financial Review
Great West
San Francisco
The Jungle and Upton Sinclair's Work in Labor Reform
A critique praises Upton Sinclair's The Jungle for turning the public toward labor abuses in Chicago's meatpacking and child labor. It argues the book's power lies in making the miseries of workers real and urgent beyond disease fears, likening it to Uncle Tom's Cabin in social impact.
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Florence Kelly
Sinclair
Chicago
Lavor
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Thader
Thensband
Uncle Tom
Upton Sinclatr
Rocky Mountain News
Col Jastro Fifteen Interviewed on Traction Switch Plan
Col Jastro discusses First Street switch relocation with city council, noting current narrow streets and future extension plans. He says the Traction company aims to minimize community detriment and will move switches once new lines are completed. Jastro, president of Victoria Land and Cattle Co, touts favorable southwest cattle outlook and warns future negotiations may occur in Bakersfield.
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Victoria Land and Cattle Company
South West
American Livestock Association
New Mexico
Southwest
Justro
Highlands
Bakersfield
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Minors dance in Colombo hall with mixed crowds
The Minors social club hosted a dance at Colombo hall with about twenty five couples until late hours. De Vines orchestra provided the music and MessI Bearrup Strumquist directed arrangements while the Scotti acted as floor manager.
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Belew
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Silver City
Denver
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Bure Ton D. Custer
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Custer
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Colorado
Dickson
General Custer
Ven Ooneh
Berger Sek Company
San Francisco
Manaxes
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