The Hen Is Not at Fault in Egg Price Riot
Noted surgeon Howard A. Kelly argues government ownership of radium and criticizes price rises in eggs as artificial. He blames middlemen and faulty distribution for farm losses and calls for better storage, housing, and cold storage to stabilize egg production and prices.
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Canton Starts New Year With Record Arrests
Canton reported no arrests by Friday noon on New Year’s Day 1913, but 100 arrests were made on January 1 for offenses from intoxication to burglary. Chief Smith praised the low count to start 1914, hoping it continues. William Cronk was first to be tried in 1914 for attempting to steal rooms from Canton Broom Co, found in the plant with a horse and wagon. His case delayed due to business closures.
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Homesteaders Face Eviction From Sunk and Lake Lands
United Press reports in Little Rock that unless settlers had claimed the 55000 acres of government lands known as the sunk and lake lands, they face eviction to allow others to homestead. Revisions to plats by the interior department provide the first chance to file if eligible.
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Prominent Men In New Law Combination Forming
Washington January 2 United Press reports LeRoy E Reed longtime confidential secretary to the attorney general has resigned to become private secretary to George W Wickersham and will join a new law partnership. The group includes Henry P Taft and Edwin P Gross.
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New Carnegie Institute Building For Magnetism Opens
The Carnegie Institute announced its new building for terrestrial magnetism is ready for occupancy in Washington on January 2. The structure uses minimal steel to protect sensitive instruments and aims for near zero vibration by unique construction. Cross walls hang from concrete girders and foundation piers are sand packed, with six weeks needed to install the delicate instruments.
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Washington
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Uncle Sam Has New Postoffice Building
The national capital's postoffice building was completed today and staff will move from the postoffice department building to the new granite structure beside Union Station. Located on Union Station Plaza, it joins a beautification scheme and provides needed space as the department vacates the first floor of its current building.
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Parcel Post Limits On Alaska Gold Shipments
Gold coin bullion and dust cannot be mailed into the United States from Alaska after today unless in sealed registered packages weighing no more than eleven pounds, according to post office department rulings.
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Veterans Campaign Badges Open to Applicants
The War Department announced it will accept applications for campaign badges from veterans of the civil, Indian, and Spanish wars, the Philippine insurrection, and the Chinese relief expedition. The badges are medals minted by the Philadelphia mint.
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Washington
War Department
Philadelphia Mint
Open House at Catholic Club Draws Hundreds
The Catholic Club opened its doors Thursday for an open house hosted by the board and directors. About 600 visitors toured the club. in the afternoon junior basketball games and a main gym event featured Ohio 8 team against the Catholic club. An orchestra provided music all day as plans for ongoing classes in swimming boxing and wrestling were announced.
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Entrance Requirements Of College Are Raised
Washington January 2 The George Washington University medical department joins seventy other schools by requiring for freshman admission at least one year of college work in physics chemistry biology and modern language to qualify for entry.
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United Press
Washington
Medical Department
George Washington University
Doorkeepers in Congress to Stand Upright
Washington dispatch notes a shift in congressional doorkeepers from cushioned chairs to firmer seating amid a push for frugality. An accompanying line promotes the Daily News want ads for selling items.
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