Meat Inspection Legislation Talks At White House
At the White House on June 12 the president consulted with legislators on a meat inspection bill. Representative Henry of Connecticut praised a forthcoming law with teeth and hints it follows Bev eridge amendments while allowing modifications. Speaker Cannon and Senator Hopkins weighed in, stressing a just and fair measure for the public packers stock raisers and shippers.
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Tillman Hopkins Watch Bank Controversy Raised In Senate
Washington June 12 The Tillman Hopkins dispute over Chicago National Bank affairs resurfaces in the senate via Senator Tillmans inquiry on his resolution to investigate the bank. Tillman accuses Hopkins of insult and cites a newspaper article alleging that Hopkins praised unsafe wild cat banking.
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Chicago National Bank
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South Carolina
Chicago
Meat Inspection Amendment Discussed by House Committee
Washington June 12 The House Committee on Agriculture spent six hours shaping a meat inspection amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill. The Beveridge amendment’s first two paragraphs were reviewed with minor wording changes. All sixteen members spoke, delaying progress as the weeklong effort toward agreement continued. Cowan of the Texas Cattle Raisers' Association presented written suggestions the committee considered favorably.
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Crushing Defeat Reported in Central American Border Clash
Washington reports a crushing defeat of revolutionists who invaded the country across the Honduras boundary and others across the Salvador frontier. The Guatemalan minister received a cable from the foreign affairs minister describing the action at a place named Mongoy.
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Salvador
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Curtis Jett Confesses in Breathitt County Murders
Winchester dispatch reports Curtis Jett in the Cynthiana jail has made a full confession regarding the assassination of Dr. R B Cox James Cockrill and James B Marcum. He corroborates key witness B J Ewen and implicates others. prosecutors Samuel Jett and B R Jouett decline to confirm.
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Curtis Jett
B. R. Jouett
Breathitt
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Strikers Attack Dillonvale Coal Office as Strike Widens
In Dillonvale Ohio on June 13 attackers fired on the M A Hanna Coal company checkhouse from a hill 200 feet away. Four watchmen were inside with no injuries. Company officials and the mayor led a protective party to the mine, while strikers refused to return to work under the April 1 scale.
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M. A. Hanna Coal Company
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Bradley
United States Coal Company
Plum Run
Dowieites in Court Over Zion City Ownership
In Chicago the Dowie and Voliva factions argued in Judge Landis's court over Zion City properties. An injunction blocked Mrs Dowie and her son Gladstone from moving $6,000 worth of silver from Shiloh house to a summer Michigan home. The court ordered all tableware stay in Zion City save knives and techs.
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Voliva
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Landis
United States District Court
Sten City
Polish Terrorists Active
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Appointments and deaths noted in brief dispatches
Servian minister to Berlin Milieerics is named to a London post. The Blackfeet Indian reservation bill for Montana heads to conference. Bishop John B. Delany of Manchester N H dies. A Cleveland Southwestern Electric car derails injuring eighteen. Former Judge George W Brown, a federal court counsel, has died. The Travel ers Protective association conv en tion in Buffalo draws over one thousand delegates.
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Market Quotations Wheat Prices and On Track Grades
Minneapolis market summary from June 11 shows wheat futures for July at 83 cents, September 81 and a half, December 81 and three quarters. On track grain values list No. 1 hard 85 and three quarters, No. 1 Northern 84 and three quarters, No. 2 Northern 82 and a quarter cents.
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Duluth
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Central Railroad crash kills three in Red Bank
In Red Bank New Jersey on June 12 the Central Railroad of New Jersey Atlantic flyer derailed after passing an open switch. The engine and two cars toppled a ten foot embankment killing the fireman and two passengers and injuring about thirty others.
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Recorder Denies Patrick New Trial Motion
New York June 12 Recorder Goff denied a motion for a new trial in the case of Albert T. Patrick the convicted murderer of William M Rise an aged millionaire. Patrick's lawyers prepared for an adverse ruling and planned to apply to the United States Supreme Court for a writ of error and for a writ of habeas corpus. The delay would further postpone Patrick and extend his time on death row at Sing Sing beyond four years.
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William M. Rise
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Rebates Case Dismissed In Kansas City Court
In Chicago and Alton and in Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railways, charged with granting export rebates, and D W Kresky Kansas City broker charged with conspiracy, were dismissed at the suggestion of District Attorney A B Van Valkenburgh. Indictments had been returned last December. He said railways were unaware of shipment details and were diverted after reaching New York.
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New York
Fish Become Intoxicated After Whisky Spill
In Frankfort Kentucky a distillery flake stand failed spilling over 13 000 gallons of whisky into Benson Creek. Local residents found fish floating and leaping in a drunk state along the stream. The incident caused an estimated loss of about 25 000 dollars to the distillery.
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Te Fi
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Market Rates for Grain and Live Stock in Duluth and St Paul
Duluth reports prices for Whest and flax futures with arriving and on track quotes for Northern grades. St Paul cattle hogs and sheep prices listed for good to choice and prime lambs, including veals and ewes, with specific bid ranges.
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Kuntee Pleads for Gallows After Attempted Wife Murder
Elias Kuntee, convicted of attempted murder of his wife, pleaded for execution in Will County Court. The judge sentenced him to one to fourteen years in the penitentiary amid Kuntee’s outburst. The couple had been married for months. the wife recovered and now seeks divorce.
Chicago Livestock Market Prices Report
Cattle prices listed for cows and heifers stockers and feeders calves. hogs showing mixed and butchers, good heavy, roth heavy, light and pigs. sheep and lambs with per head ranges. Values given as price ranges in dollars and cents.
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Market Quotes From Chicago Wheat and Corn Trading
Chicago market notes list wheat July 82 percent a b c and Sept 83 54 cents. Corn July 51 5 81? cents Sept 51 cents. Oats July 37 5? percent Sept 34 7 percent. Pork July 16.95 Sept 16.65. Flax cash Northwestern 1.12 Southwestern 1.08 14 Sept 1.14. Butter Creameries 14 19 percent, dairies 13 14 1Me. Eggs 3 1/2 cents. Poultry Turkeys 9 cents chickens 11 16 cents.
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Southwestern
Prominent Tenn. Legislator Stabbed in Memphis Quarrel
Thomas B. Collier, Tennessee legislator, was stabbed on a Memphis street by real estate agent Y R Tucker after a dispute over a lawsuit. Collier is in serious condition and Tucker has been arrested.
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Thomas B. Collier
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Y. R. Tucker
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Tucker
Cake dispute between Tommy and Freddy spurs tears
A domestic scene in The Mother's Home Companion features Tommy explaining Freddy cries as he eats cake while Freddy whines over not getting a piece. Tommy confirms Freddy's cake is finished and Freddy mourns another bite.
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