Meat Production Crisis Prompts Federal Action Talk
A diverse 19 20th century style discussion reports a decline in meat and dairy output over a decade. Experts warn of rising prices, urging national regulation of canned goods, storage, and prices to curb monopolistic practices. Key figures include J L Hontison of New York advocating price stabilization measures.
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Ehale
We & Bork
Mn Politier
Wbels
J. L. Hontison
New York
Fuayiss
Minnesota plan to buy meat for community aid
Minnesota officials discuss a Governor Kherhardto conference to devise how to wipe large quantities of meat and finance the undertaking. County agents would oversee purchases and local institutions would assist with distribution as funds are made available.
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Minnesota
Byerial Fepaten
Bandara
St. Paul
Kher- Hardto
Neavides
Seale
Discover Now
Raya
Thoerte
Lee Minington Leads National Party Nominations Teasing Tomorrow
Fragmented report states another heated session at Lee Minington with Uatio party deliberations. Officials declined to discuss marriage terms and suggested that a nomination likely to be announced tomorrow.
Turbulent Times Highlighted in Daily News Briefs
In Today's Standard many items appear, including economic strains and political debates. Wilber arrives to aid him amid a train incident and a court case tests opponents on a currency policy. Financial notes, real estate matters, and local governance wrap the page with terse, era-appropriate tone.
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Aiber
Wilber
Athuvs
Neway
Crassifind Advnetieing
Halena
Heen
Niscarix
Joey
Ennvi
Ib- Markel
Bulli
Longest Convict Pardoned After 43 Years in Ohio Penal System
John le born Hoy old, after serving 43 years in the prison system, was pardoned by Governor Cox. Convicted in 1870 by a county jury of arson, he faced life imprisonment. The pardon offered to him on condition he would go to the state police, but he reportedly preferred to remain in the same prison as others.
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Annount Convent Meat Packers
sarivHan
Das Lt
United States
Ue Speukund
Senian
Thy
Imeryoan
Pollan Intnery
Wasivaut
2Well Hutchlinsen
Quincy Diummonds
Behy
Tata Pallee
Feamblin
Env
Apy Kri
Dire
Bruwsette Ty Benton Ly Biemar Wyatt
Yhusilang
Hutonobmats
Viger
Bitar
Asneniana
Anvith Inga Tay
Cus
Patiobus
Ohio
John le
Thie
Cox
Apardey
Deine
Wire County
Tabor
Sandusky
Charles Grind
Quarts Street
Atalion
Frank Murphy
Murphy
Sanger
Meard
Ronea
Water Company
Indy
Mala
Park Streets
Arixawathion
Explosion during initiation injures man in West Virginia
At Lee Phares in INICRED at INeTEATION Jas W Va a ritual of a fraternal order caused a dynamite cap fuse to explode. A spur containing dynamite wax ignited injuring the participant severely. He was rushed to a hospital as the event disrupted the ceremony.
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Jas. W. Va
Lee Phares
Yatles' Bend
Here
Rainy cold day delays part of state fair program
Rainy and chilly weather delayed portions of the state fair schedule. President Wilson sent greetings by telegraph as opening events began at 1:30, with Gov Stewart and other officials noting strong attendance and extensive exhibits. Katherine Stinson, the first woman aviator to fly in the fair, hoped for a clear afternoon but windy conditions halted her ascent. Tomorrow features Northern Pacific week events.
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Stewart
Katherine Stinson
Elie
Fev
Thaw arrives to aid son in fight today
Fars news from Concord reports Harry Thaw seeks support from his mother Mrs Mary Su Thaw as authorities plan extradition proceedings. The tense scene outside the hotel follows a failed bid to delay a New York indictment and possible transfer to Matton for trial. Jerome, Thaw’s counsel, faces questions as state extradition details unfold.
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Thaw
Concord
Hirry
Ids Swamier Jowight
Maey
Harry
Tae
Tinard Cresson
Montreal
Marty
Tim Fran
Canada
Jowenoe
Parey
New York
Matton
Rebels Blow Up Train Near Gennes in San Luis Potosi
A Mexican National Railway train was dynamited near Gennes in San Luis Potosi, killing several passengers and soldiers. Bridges north and south were blown, with a locomotive derailed and two coaches destroyed. An American aboard reportedly escaped injury as authorities investigated the incident and dispatched guards to round up victims.
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Afpxico City
Mexican National Railway
Gennes
San Luis Potosi
Vanegas
San Luis
Sabrandson
Elestesix
Syracuse Students Strike Over New School Hours
Sraemse New York reports Syracuse students staged a strike, with about a thousand pupils from three high schools suspended indefinitely after protests against a 9 am to 3 pm schedule. Students reportedly climbed, shouted, and clashed with authorities, while one student was pulled from a vehicle after a confrontation.
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Sraemse
N. Y
Mn Harret
Papa Pena
President Wilson Sends Greeting Message From White House
President Wilson pressed the telegraph key and sent a greeting message to Sonvotoy A. J. Treitenstein via the Aluntaria state line. Observers including Senators Myers Walsh Rennes representative Stow Judge Munt and others watched the event before the wireless line went down and he returned to his office. The scene unfolded with the president touching the key and the signal being transmitted promptly.
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Hluudarad
Sonvotoy
A. J. Treitenstein
Alruch
Myers and
Walsh
Stow
Munt
Maddox
Fr. T. Kirkland
Lewistown
Robert Prost
Dauele Cor
Yupning
Helena
Wilson
Ns Offiun
Funeral for New York Mayor Gaynor Across City
A vast citywide tribute marks the burial of New York Mayor William Jay Gaynor. Distinct processions move from midtown to Brooklyn as churches, schools, and civic groups observe with crepe and flags at half mast. The funeral features religious rites, a police escort, and floral tributes sent to St Mary’s Hoboken where Gaynor lay after his earlier shooting.
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New York
Tistavie
Frank W. Page
Forier Uaster
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Tramic
Erate
Travor
Borough Ham
Trinity
Phowlayar
Trinity Chareh
Cles Hall
St. Mary's
Hoboken
N.T
Gaynor
Hearing Opens On Chief Pi W er Charges At City Hall
The hearing, delayed by late aldermen, began with Mayor Duncan presiding. Chief Pi W er faces multiple charges including misusing a fire station, taking horses, buying a special warrant, and failing to enforce safety laws. Witness Jehu Sites testified about equipment, rides, and conditions at the Quarts street station.
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Bute Ety Council
McMuanve
Duntan
L. A. Smith
Alfernan Nerry
Alioult
HL. Maury
T. J. Walker
Tank Walker
Dun- Bor
Tom Walker
Attornney Nury
Quarts
Teseidi
Man retracts murder confession in Rochester case
Philadelphia report says Jacob Wolfsohn recanted his confession to the murder of Anna Catherine Schumacher in Rochester cemetery four years earlier. He claimed he lied to die, begged not to die, and spoke of his unhappy life and desire for electrocution to end his troubles.
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Philadelphia
Jacob Wolfsohn
Anna Catherine Schumacher
Rochester
Barrett
Cameron
Wolfsenn
Bret
Lilo
Willy
Waltsohin
Tunasia
Thaye
Bens
Impeachment Trial Declared For Gov Sulzer
New York Albany Sept 22 The high court of impeachment declares Gov Sulzer must face trial after a vote of the full court overruling motion to dismiss. Court proceedings reveal absence of seven members and debates over impeachability of charges. Judge Cullen opens with remarks on constitutional limits as the session contends with debates over the governor’s fate.
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Albany
N.v
Jam Sulzer
Trisl
High Court
Moresdines
G. He Wende
Duftals
Leveret Seasion
Judea Cullen
Impeachment Proceedings and Legislative Authority Debate
The article discusses the legality of impeachment actions and the scope of legislative power. It notes arguments that the assembly as a whole, not an executive or independent body, holds authority to impeach. Senate members explain their votes and the impact of extraordinary sessions on impeachment decisions.
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Wende
Wendy
Ilan
Aeal
Canteinei
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