Curb the Packers Faces Senate Agriculture Committee
The Senate agriculture committee debates meat packers alleged monopoly and proposals to curb their power. Senator Kenyon endorses a licensing approach and shift away from rail yard ownership while probing refrigeration car control and private business concerns amid FTC findings.
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Ashington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Onr
Ress
Enyon
Seniator Kenyon
Stavi
Federal Trade Commission
Obituary notices bundle from St Vincent and local churches
Obituaries report the deaths of John A McCormick and Margaret Campbell along with funeral details for Mrs. Helen Murphy and Mrs. Mary Albrecht. Services occurred at St Vincent's hospital, St Charles Church, St Michaels Cemetery, and St Augustine's Church with Burial in local cemeteries. Full obituaries note survivors, burial locations, and clergy officiants across multiple parish settings.
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John A. McCormick
Jobs
AkeWormack
Anil Mere
Jobin Meoriuink
Lintoniver
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Flness
Me McCarnaiiei
Wes i Fuander
Dhis
Deatin
Tascau Toue
Wien
Les Mt . Merse
Maoypitin
Abtos McCormck
Mass
Margaret
Livini Campbell
Archibald Fr. Campbell
Washington Park
Noble Avenue
Everett Barnes
Brooklyn
Jie
Daniel M. Lewis
Nawfield
M. FE
TI. Hebert
Jackson Avenue
St. Augustine's RR
Joseph
Gantos
John O'Brien
Thomas Horahan
John Sheriden
Patrick O’brien
Patrick Curley
Fraternal Foresters Plan Brooklawn Outing
Foresters of Apicric organize a family outing at Norrel in Brooklawn on Sunday August 24. The event features a baseball game between married and single men, various races, and a grand lodge rehearsal. A 35 member trip is planned with elections and appointments discussed at the recent meeting.
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J. Croapire
Sons of St. George
J. W. Wood
Grand Massengery
W. Wright
J. Young
Thie Wig Gharta
Miradsistant Messenger
Frightened Congress Suit on Profit Goals
Fragmentary text suggests debate over legislative attempts affecting business profit aims. The speaker rejects the idea of protecting customers or reasonable profits, calling today’s target profit levels treasonable.
Weather Across Regions With Showers Tuesday and Wednesday
Bridgeport and New England forecast showers Tuesday into Wednesday with little temperature change. New York expected showers with a mild, variable wind pattern from the Atlantic coast toward the Midwest. Forecast includes pressures and regional notes, noting storms along the Mississippi and Ohio valleys with cloud cover and warming trends into midweek.
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New England
New York
Midy Hook
Minderabe
Mississippi River
Ohio Valley
Portiqua
South Atlantic
Big East
Aru Duveer Lake
Land Values Fall While Building Costs Rise, Expert Warns
BY EDWARD P. TROY. An expert explains land values dip to half due to rising building costs and wages, while returns on capital peak. The piece argues tax laws burden industry and shift costs to workers, noting land value erosion can spur industry and ease home ownership. Vanderbilt custody case also noted with Portmouth farm dispute and Newport county court fall schedule.
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Edward P. Troy
Infantry
Lere
Avergens
Jona
Asselsy Cs Brealth
Taft
Bahar
Aiga Fries
Land Spectator
Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt Seeks Divorce in Newport Suit
Mrs Cathleen Neilson Vanderbilt files divorce bill in Newport court over divorce and petitions for custody of her only child. The petition names Reginald Vanderbilt as respondent and requests relief consistent with a dissolution of marriage. Proceedings reflect standard separations and custody considerations of the period.
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Reginald Vanderbilt
Newport
Cathleen
Neilson
Vanderbilt
Prisoners fined after shooting incident in Ossining
In Ossining a shooting incident at a prison yard led to several offenders being fined, with six escapees remaining in custody. Principal Keeper Martin Derolev oversaw the scene as the event prompted transfer of evidence to the warden.
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Ossining
Martin Derolev
Raphy
Senators to quiz Wilson on foreign policy amid unrest
Senators grilled Wilson as they debated the League of Nations and moral authority while Britain and France were accused of suppressing foreign news. Borah led a sharp inquiry as Senate battles over the treaty intensified ambiance of public unrest and diplomatic questions.
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Debade
Sengtor Borah
Trepubbiegh
Thuto
Senate
Fragmented plea hints at crossing borders and seeking aid
A damaged, garbled notice speaks of illegal entry and seeking help from unknown correspondents. The text references "Pebiben Wilheli" and a plea to come to the country, mentioning trouble, chasse ar, and waiting for a response.
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