Federal trade commission backs meat market publicity push
The session urges congress to fund full federal investigation of livestock marketing. A recent Chicago conference between market committees and leading packers reached a compromise to allow thorough study without malice, aiming at transparent prices and reduced abuses in beef and pork markets.
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Federal Trades Commission
Congress
Charles J. Brand
Office of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Louis D. ‘Tall
Maine
California
Borland
Denver
Chicago
Ita Market Committee
Behasif
E. L. Burke
A. E. de'Ricgles
J. B. Kendrick
Ed Lassater
Isaac T. Pryor
Tomlinson
William J. Tod
J. H. Merver
Kansas Live Stock Association
Swift & Co
Walter Fisher
Veeder
W. B. Traynor
National Conference of Marketing and Farm Credita
Valice
Market Committee
Federal Trade Commission
Committee On Judiciary
House of Representatives
Ing
House
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Cumberland Stock Farm
Gale
National Western
Louis F. Swift
G. F. Swift
Armour & Co
J. Ogden Armour
Arthur Meeker
Morris & Co
Edward Morris
Wilson & Co
Thomas Wilson
Cudahy Company
Edward A. Cudahy, Jr
Sigel-Campion Livestock Commission CO
General Livestock Commission
A. J. Campion
R W Johnston
D. P. McDonald
Stock Exchange Building
Denver Union Stock Yards
F. E. Patterson
E. R. Vanderhoof
Denver, Colorado