Senator Pue Gorman Dies in Washington at Home
Washington June 4 Special autnor Pue Gorman Maryland senator and minority leader dies at his home at 9:08 this morning after a long career in the Senate. He leaves a widow and six children Ada Gorman Wilton Lambert Mrs Bell Johnson R W Lius Stephen Gam i of London England and Arthur Pue Gorman Jr of Laurel Maryland. Funeral will be at 1432 M street northwest with burial in Oak Hill Georgetown per his will. He asked for no state funeral and wished colleagues to remember him as he lived.
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Autnor Pue Gorman
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London
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Arthur Pue Gornan
Laurel
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Seustor
Oak Hall
Georgetown
Hock Creek
Senate
Coloubia
Setasur Gorman
German
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Benater Gorman
Crop acreage up 62 percent from last year state by state
Washington June 4 the crop estimates show total area planted in the United States this year about 28 686 000 acres an increase of about 1 686 000 acres or 62 percent from last year. The May 25 condition average was 84.6 compared with 77.2 and 83 for 1995 and 1904, with a ten year average of 84.9. The table gives state by state acreage changes and crop condition versus last year.
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United States
Mutual Life yellow dog fund tale opens grand jury probe
New York June 4 The Times reports testimony from Dr Walter Gillette former vice president of Mutual Life Insurance. A secret yellow dog fund surfaced during the investigation, with no record found by Armstrong or Truesdale committees. Gillette refunded about 10000 to Mutual Life. The fund’s purposes remain known only to the grand jury as the new probe gains momentum.
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12 Year Old Boy Saves Train From Wreck
Earl Baker a 12 year old boy spotted a heavy pole across the Chicago and Alton track above a bluff. He scrambled down and dodged the approaching train by standing between the rail and waving his coat. Men needed several minutes to remove the obstruction.
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Chicago
Miss Josephine Casey Faces Hostile Reception at St Paul
St Paul June 4 delegates of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs heard Miss Josephine Casey of Chicago advocate women’s unionization and parity with men amid sharp opposition from club women. Milas Agnes Nestor also spoke on women’s labor, and a later literature session featured Mrs. Coonley Ward urging men’s admission to the federation.
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Federation
Making Sausage in Packing Town
Stereograph by Underwood and Underwood presents Neill Reynolds report on meat packing cleanliness. The account describes an export grade sausage being mishandled with filthy tools and hands, no running water, and repeated contamination by workers. A killed hog falls into a dirty privy, then is moved to the cooling room without proper cleaning.
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Neill Reynolds
General Miles Sacrificed Soldiers Over Contaminated Meat in War
General Nelson A Miles radioed from Kererry Missouri detailing long known issues of adulterated canned beef sold to the army. He claims thousands of soldiers died or suffered health harm from impure meat and accuses a whitewashed investigation and a colossal fraud by relabeling meat for soldiers rations.
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United States
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Oregon Leads for Chamberlain and Bourne in Early Returns
Portland reports indicate Governor George Chamberlain may secure re election over James Withycombe while Jonathan Bourne Jr seems likely to win the Republican U.S. Senate nomination over incumbent Gearin. In Congress, Republicans lead across precincts as Bourne and Chamberlain run strong. A separate item notes Mrs Parker of Galveston Texas killed herself by swallowing strychnine.
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George EB
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James Withycombe
Repubican
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Bourne
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Galveston
Texas
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Guatemalan government defeats Salvadoran rebels in border clash
Washington reports a cablegram from Guatemala stating revolutionary forces in Asuncion Mita were defeated completely. Government troops have been triumphant along the line with no reverses. A second cablegram says another rebel band left Guatemala for El Salvador. In Springfield, about 30 000 coal miners resumed work after a two month strike across the state.
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Karrios
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Goal
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Packers Reply to Roosevelt Roasts in Chicago Fight
A joint statement from Armour, Swift, Nelson Morris and other meat packers in Chicago rebuts charges from the Neill Reynolds report and President Roosevelt. They insist plants are clean and sanitary, products wholesome, and that all animals and carcasses undergo strict inspection by veterinary agents. They offer to adopt further improvements to ensure a square deal in the meat industry.
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Neill-Reynolds
Roosevelt
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American Provision Company
Tabby
M&nell & Tieby
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Packers
Nelil- Reynolds
Department of Agriculture
Germany
Roosevelt News Warns of Packing House Reforms
Washington June 4 President Roosevelt calls for drastic federal legislation after a special committee report by Reynolds and Neill reveals revolting conditions in Chicago stock yards and packing houses. The message urges immediate action to inspect and reform practices in interstate and foreign commerce.
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House
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Reynolds
Committee On Agriculture
Senate
House of Representatives
Jams Branton Reynolds
Charles P. Neill
Chicago
Congress
Weather forecast for Georgia and Virginia today
Washington June 4 forecast reports Georgia local showers Tuesday with Wednesday fair in west and showers in east, light to fresh southeast winds. Virginia partly cloudy Tuesday with Wednesday showers and cooler except far south, warmer in extreme southeast, light to fresh southeast to south winds. Includes temperature highs, lows, means, normals, and precipitation from various sources.
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