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Report on Chicago Packing Industry Conditions Urges Federal Action
President Theodore Roosevelt transmits a preliminary investigation by James Bronson Reynolds and Charles P Neill into Chicago stockyards and packing houses. The findings demand drastic federal inspection of meat and products in interstate or foreign commerce, with fees on slaughtered animals to fund enforcement. Roosevelt urges passage of the Beveridge amendment to expand inspection and sanitary controls.
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James Bronson Reynolds
Charles P. Neill
Chicago
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Bureau of Animal Industry
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Secretary of Agriculture
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James Bronson Reynochas
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