Wiley Defends Taft and Attacks Remsen Board Legacy
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, former chief chemist at the Department of Agriculture, urges Taft re election and criticizes Roosevelt era Remsen Board decisions on benzoate of soda. He recounts how Roosevelt and Wilson officials handled benzoate studies and saccharine, alleging illegal board funding and pressure against food law enforcement.
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Taft Speech Aims To Seal Massachusetts Support
Massachusetts awaits Taft in Boston with key stops in Worcester and Springfield as Roosevelt Wilson and Clark roil the primaries. The campaign pits Taft against Roosevelt for party control while Clark forecasts a Clark victory for the nomination.
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St Louis Wallops the Tiger Pitchers in 9–5 Win
St Louis hammered Detroit pitchers for eight runs in the first three innings and rode a Bush homer and four hits from Krichell to a 9–5 victory. Pennell, Detroit's third hurler, limited the Birds to one run. London scored on Bush's homer.
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Cambridge Latin 4 Defeats Boston College High 4 3
Pitcher McCarthy of Cambridge High Latin won his own game against Boston College High yesterday afternoon by a line drive to left field scoring Greene for the winning run. The final score was 4 to 3. McCarthy struck out seven, Duffy four, and Gill one. Umpire Dunn. Attendance 300.
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Johnson Hurt In Auto Crash In Pittsburg
Jack Johnson champion pugilist was badly injured when a large liquor firm truck rear ended his car on Wylie avenue. He suffered back tendon sprains, torn clothes, and mud coverage. his valet was slightly hurt. He canceled engagements for two weeks to recover.
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Commerce High defeats Medford High 2 0 in fast league game
Medford High was beaten 2 0 by Commerce High in a fast game as Medford used its second string pitchers. Phalen shut the door on Medford’s late rally while errors doomed Medford’s chances to tie. Fahey did not enter the game to save his team.
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Railroads Seek Nine Mediators for Wage Dispute
United States Labor Commissioner Charles P. Neill and the railroad managers sub committee pressed mediation to avert a likely strike by engineers east of Chicago and north of the Potomac. Both sides signaled willingness to negotiate while a nine member arbitration panel was discussed but not confirmed. Judge Knapp and Mr Neill described voluntary government mediation without Erdman act use as a first. A managers meeting is slated for tomorrow.
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Mules in Mine Panicked by Coughing Children
In Jacksonville, WN on April 24 twelve mules in a coal mine stampeded after being frightened by noise from children suffering whooping cough who had entered the mine hoping damp air would cure them.
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