Starvation allegations rock Colorado baby colony case
The Brotherhood of Light baby farm near Arboles Colorado is under state investigation after 18 children reportedly starved to death. Officials say seven more infants, swaddled and malnourished, work in fields and are fed only vegetables. Leader C C Rose claims openness to medical care and vows to bring in more children while authorities move to remove current residents.
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Denver
Col
Franklin P. White
Boston
Brotherhood of Light Baby Farm
Arboles
State Board of Health
Brotherhood
E. K. Whitehead
State Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
H. P. Kerr
Bureau
M. H. Sears
State Bureau of Health
C. C. Rose
Colorado
Les
South
France
Than-Thai
Annam
Dumas
Saigon
Indo- China
Kan-Thai
Reader Delays Reading To Finish The Book
A man turned pages rapidly and facedown on his desk while writing. He appeared in a trance, insisting they must not be read until the book was completed.
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Annam
Cochin-China
Than-Thai
Roosevelt’s Dollar for Campaign Declared Illegal
Civil Service Commissioner Cooley found that President Roosevelt violated the civil service law by sending a one dollar campaign contribution to Representative Sherman as Republican campaign chair. The president said the dollar went to someone else, but the letter was published with Sherman's name substituted to boost impact.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Civil Service
Cooley
Representative Sherman
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Sherman
Armour Gives $5000 To Keep Boys On The Farm
James J Hill urged keeping the boy on the farm at a Chicago banquet prompting J Ogden Armour to donate 5000 dollars through the international livestock exposition for scholarships at state agricultural colleges. The first contest will occur at the December livestock show at the stock yards.
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Chicago
Ill
James J. Hill
Chicago Commercial Association
J. Ogden Armour
Little Girl and Dog Found In Freight Yard
A girl hidden in a Chicago freight yard was discovered when a brakeman heard cries from among stationary train cars. She clutched a dog in her lap and cried to be taken home, believing they had traveled for miles.
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Chicago
Evanston
Edéna Manhart
R. J. Manhart
Railroad Avenue
Frank Blunden
Miss Manhart
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Brotherhood of Light Colony
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State
Kerr
Sears
Brotherhood of Light
New York
MR. Makepeace
Carnegie
White House
Dwinell -Wright CO
Ces
Gilchrist Co
Wintersta
A. Bacon
Roxbury
L. W. Cutting & Co
Mass
Ave
Cambridge
BH. A. Skidmore
Broadway
Chelsea
R. J. Farrell
Union Sq
Somerville
F. M
Joslin Co
Alden Sar Fny Bros
Merchants Legal
Loweat
Houghton & Duntton
Tremont and Beaconsts
J. W. Philbrick & Co
Everett, Walcott & Co
Central Sq
Lloyd’s Kryptok
Andrew J. Lloyd Co
Down Town
Washington St
Back Bay
Begisten
Armour
York State
Fairbank
Campbell’s
Smyrna
Jamaica
H. A. Johnson's
New Maine Hebrons
Pride of Aden
Java
Cannister
Dept
Union & Elmsts
Wine Dept
Wilson Whiskey
Tarragona
New England
Uvon
Ginter Grocery CO
Canal St
Washington St. Union
Elm Sts
Tremont St
Summer St
Priestley Cravenette
Oxford
Priestley
Burberry Motor Clothes
Avnartad
Stetson
Tot
Pet Puppy
Miles
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