Democratic Club Praises Wilson Policy and McCormick Victory
New York June 28 The National Democratic club praised President Wilson for re election and endorsed his policies. Key remarks highlighted currency reform tariff acts and labor prosperity. McCormick predicted sufficient Progressive support to secure Wilson’s victory despite Roosevelt’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilson
National Democratic Club
Edward Swann
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas Marshall
Washington
Democratic Party
Taft
Tammany
Wood-row Wilson
John M. Niehle
Judge Swann
C. B. Alexander
Thomas F. Smith
Tammany Hall
Swann
Lincoln
McCormick
Vance C. McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Col. Roosevelt
Progressive National Committee
Hughes
National Committee
Henry Morgenthau
Finance Committee
Homer 8S. Cummings
Speakers’ Bureau
the Biltmore
Shadow Lawn
Long Branch
Row
Moose
John J. O'Connell
Avenue
O'Connell
New York County
Roosevelt
National Progressive Party
New York State
Samuel Seabury
Progressive Committee
Fifth Avenue
Weather forecast for New Haven and region
Forecast calls for fair tonight and Thursday with partly cloudy skies in Connecticut. Light north winds. generally pleasant in northern districts east of the Rockies. Local showers reported in southern districts. Charleston measured 3.46 inches of rain. A disturbance over Utah and a dividend of 12 dollars per preferred share noted for American Window Glass Machine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Connecticut
St. Lawrence Valley
U Pleasant
Rocky Mountains
Charleston
S. C
Utah
American Window Glass Machine Co
Health Board Faces Inquiry Over Beaver Brook Milk Supply
In a detailed statement Beaver Brook farm managers defend milk safety while urging pasteurization and full public inquiry. They note Bridgeport authorities found no infection and cite tests by Yale experts, Milford doctors, and state bacteriologists. They insist no purchased milk entered Bridgeport and that infection origins remain unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Brook
Newell Martin
S. M. Meyer
Bridgeport
Milford
E. T. Conn
D. N. Lewis
New Haven
Yale
Lewis
Walters
Beaver Brook Farm
McLellan
Board of Health
A. C. Knapp
Rr. R. D. Martin
Nature
State Bacteriological Laboratory
Ives
Ober
Contagion Fear Shifts Milk Trade Across Counties
A fragment notes concerns over infected milk supply from major dairy firms in multiple counties and states. It warns tracing the source would be difficult, complicating enforcement and public health response.
Milk Infection Linked to Epidemics Across Cities
Dr. H LeBaron Peters of Bridgeport Hospital warns milk can carry harmful pathogens and urges either closing suspicious milk supplies or testing herds until safety is confirmed. He notes streptococci and related bacteria in milk, cites Chicago and Boston outbreaks, and insists the Connecticut epidemic is milkborne with a common undefined cause requiring further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
H. LeBaron Peters
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Dr. Peters
Bostorn
Flood to Send Back Photo and Flags to T R
An article outlines the push to pasteurize all milk and quarantine suspected herds to prevent epidemic spread. It discusses the limits of testing, the need for pasteurization, and the protection of milk supplies from harmful bacteria. It also covers political fallout at a Progressive convention and Flood’s reflections on campaign plans for Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Hughes
Republican Party
Progressive Party
All Party
Mesa
Flood
Chicago
New England
US Marine in San Domingo advance on Santiago Vega
Washington June 28 Rear Admiral Caperton reports from Santo Domingo that Colonel Pendleton with a sizable marine force is moving overland from Puerto Piet to seize Santiago and Vega interior Dominican cities. Dominican opposition was not anticipated. Condemnations were reported unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Caperton
Santo Dorgine
Navy Department
Pendleton
Puerto Piet
Santiago
le Vega
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dillon
Main ST
Rue St. Cecile
Hartford
Paris
ATS
Democratic Club
M’cormick
Local Health Board
Otis Union
Athletic Union
Eim
Milbury Atlantict
Kellermans
Mings Boys
Men's
Smith-Murray
al’ Che
Perkins Sree
Des
Joe Alsop
Alsop
Pensese
Barnes
U. S. Marine
San Domingo