Kings of Meat Stand Indicted for Conspiracy
New York reports six great packing companies and twenty-one packers indicted by Hudson County Grand Jury for conspiring to restrict meat and poultry supply. Extradition to Jersey City likely. penalties include up to three years in prison or a $1,000 fine or both. Named corps include National Packing, Armour, Swift, Morris, Hammond. individuals include J Ogden Armour and Thomas J Conners among others.
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Hudson County
New Jersey
Jersey City
Pierre Garven
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National Packing Company
Armour & Co
Swift& Co
Morris & Co
Hammond ‘Packing Company
G. H. Hammond& Co
J. Ogden Armour
A. Watson Armour
Louis. F. Swift
Ea Wera
F. Swift
Charles H. Swift
Eawart Morris
Tra N. Morris
Arthur Meeker
Edward Tiiden
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Dinekpone
Torexding
Idean
Fes!dents
Chicago
Kennedy Vaccination Plan Sparks Fire at City Meeting
City Health Officer Dr Kennedy appeared at the Hig Roth clipping bureau with a plan to vaccinate all attendees. The crowd protested, some claimed illegality, while officials demanded Kennedy leave the room amid heated exchanges.
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J. Fp.’ Kennedy
Scehe
Houtheim
Austell
Defense Shifts Focus at Ballinger-Pinchot Hearings
Washington reports a dramatic session as Horace Tollard Jones accuses James Sheridan of incompetence in presenting the Cun ningham coal case evidence. Witness W W Barr testifies about missing letters and Glavis’s evidence handling, while Barr details discussions on papers and storage, highlighting political tension in the Ballinger-Pinchot inquiry.
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Washington
Horace Tollard Jones
Land Office
James M. Sheridan
Cunningham
Seattle
Alving
Lora Ft
Sheridan
Jones
Glavis
Alaska
W. W. Barr
Séettie
Barr
Dee
Davis
O. K
Ginvin Pelotas Baer
Posasaslon
Coma
Bargadys
Glavia
Ahare
Editany li
Philadelphia Riots Rise Over Labor Strike Arrest Warrant
Riots erupted in West Philadelphia after dark as Philadelphia Rapid Transit cars faced obstruction and arson threats amid a labor dispute. A warrant was issued for John J. Murphy, president of the Central Labor Union, over alleged calls for a general strike. detectives did not locate him as hearings were set.
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Philadelphia Hapid Transit Company
West Philadelphia
Wmuladelpnia
Behuylkil
Market
Clay
Waguend
Philadelphia Apid Transit Company
Plana
A. O. Pratt
Sai
EB. BE. Greenwalt
Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor
State
American Federation
Detactives
Central Labor Union
Houy
Two Die As Oil Can Explodes In Home
In Corola Al February 25 Walter Flange was burned to death and Aldridge severely burned when a kerosene oil can exploded while he was adding fuel to the fire. Mrs Aldridge was in bed and barely escaped by wrapping a heavy table cloth around herself. The blaze spread through the home before neighbors subdued it.
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Corola
Walter Flange
Aldridge
Orward
Tax deadline nears for corporations under new tariff law
Royall, head of the Internal Revenue Service, oversees enforcement as corporations must file their required information by March 1 or face fines from $1,000 to $10,000. The 1 percent tax on net income above $5,000 applies, with $100,000 appropriated for law enforcement.
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Cabell
Internal Revenue
Congress
Kitchin Strips Mask From GOP View On Cannonism
Washington February 25. Representative Kitchin of North Carolina delivers a pointed house speech charging Republicans with insincerity toward Speaker Cannon. Democrats applaud while Republicans squirm as he questions their courage to defend Cannon and their insurgent pretensions. The scene in committee of the whole draws sharp partisan energy.
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North Carolina
Washington
Kitchin
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Cannon
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Caesar
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Rome
Cassar
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Used Hearse for Patrol Wagon in Danville Raid
In Danville on February 25 a large raid led to twenty eight suspects being taken to the police station. The group arrived in an old hearse converted into a patrol wagon, reflecting the somber mood. Yesterday the detainees were sentenced to terms in the Workhouse ranging from ten months to four and a half years.
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Danville
Senate Panel Backs Bill to Create Commerce Court
Washington February 25 The Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce reported favorably a bill to create a court of commerce and amend interstate commerce laws. Action followed revisions by Attorney General Wickersham as White House officials urged swift passage. Committee vote was 9 to 4 with minority set to issue a report.
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Court of Commerce
Washington
Senate Committee of Interstate Commerce
Wickersham
Ngune
White House
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Minnesota
Nolan
California
Kennedy
Ohio
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Kanaus
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Pennsylvania
WAL
Brakeman Arrested and Confesses in Railway Slaying
William Hunt, a brakeman, confessed to throwing J. K. Tarnaski of Willow River Minnesota and C. A. Canus of Atlanta from a moving freight train on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern. Tarnaski died from injuries. Canus survived with permanent injuries. Also Kirksville February 2b reports Widow Vaughn to be arrested on murder charges for her husband’s death from strychnine poisoning last October after a grand jury dismissal.
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Ind
Wiliam
Hunt
Abash
vAttorney ‘Smith and
Bherift jAnties
J. K. Tarnaskt
Willow River
Minn
Canus
Atlanta
Lite Shore
Michigan Southern Ratiroad
Tarhawk
Intex
Capps
Kirksyllie Moug
Attorneiger
Ja Vaughn
J. T. Vaughn
Waayie
Vaughn
Struck by ant and badly hurt in police case
A report notes a man was struck by an ant and badly hurt, with authorities identifying the incident and mentioning police involvement. The item records a medical condition and ongoing investigation, detailing the sequence of events and the response by law enforcement.
Injured Fielder Dragged by Car on West Peachtree
James W. Fielder of Fielder & Allen Company lies seriously injured after being struck and dragged for about 15 feet by a fast automobile on West Peachtree near Pine. The driver fled. vehicle number 917 is noted. Police investigate as Fielder is treated at Grady Hospital and then a private sanitarium.
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James W. iFelder
Fielder & Allen Company
Elkin-Goldemith
West Peachtree Street
Pine
West Pine Street
Fielder
Grady Hospital
West Peachtree
Mr. Fielder
Whinesa
Devitin
Steamer Cleveland Arrives in Yokohama With 706 American Tourists
The steamer Cleveland reached Yokohama with 706 American travelers aboard. Officials of Tokio and Yokohama greeted the passengers with a splendid welcome.
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Tokio
Yokohama
Yokoharma
Weather Prophecy Warns of FAIR to RAINy Weekend
The forecast suggests FAIR conditions in Georgia with a rising temperature trend. Saturday may bring temperate weather and a likely shift to rain by Sunday. winds from the south remain moderate.
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Georgia
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