Public Health Critiques Stock Yards Sanitation And Beef Trust
Dr. Arnold C. Kleba condemns insanitary stock yards conditions fueling tuberculosis in Chicago and calls for improved meat inspection. The piece links tainted stock to cancerous cattle, questions city actions, and notes Beef Trust influence on meat, hides, leather, and food prices nationwide.
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Arnold C. Kleba
Chicago Medical Society
Chicago
Beef Trust
Congress
Associated Press
IDOE
Pennsylvania Hospital
Trust
London Lancet
Europe
Jamestown
N. Y
the Beef Trust
Secretary of Agriculture
Congressional Committee
Beets Trust Investigation Sparks State Law Debate
The upcoming Legislature will probe the Beet Trust amid concern over insurance coupons and Chicago's multimillionaires profiting from disease selling poison. The public demands justice as newspapers resist the influence of the corrupt.
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New York
Chicago
Beet Trust Laughs At Pure Food Lawn
The Beet Trust makes a light remark about a pure food lawn, reflecting humor in a local agricultural culture. No further details available in the fragment.
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The
Beet Trust
Public Health Warns on Tuberculosis in Meat Trade
A Chicago health push targets tuberculosis tainted meat, criticizing Beef Trust practices and government inspection gaps. The Health Department Bulletins from 2005 cite large condemnations at Union Stock Yards and urge action against meat dealers prioritizing profit over public safety.
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Beef Trust
Board of Education
Cooley
B.D. Dudley
Ransmistion
Health Department
Chicago
Visiting Nurse Association
Arthur Aldin
Tuberculosis
Sachs
Board of Health
Trust
Chicago Eagle
Europe
America
Beef ‘Trust
Chicago Health Department
Union Stock Yards
St. Louis
Kansas City
C. J. Whalen
Whelan
Union
Chicago City
Beef Trust Horrors Rally for Public Slaughter Reform
The piece condemns the Beef Trust for disease risks from lumpy jaw to cancer and calls for state slaughterhouses, strict inspections, and end to private slaughtering. It cites tuberculosis in cows, trichinae, and distant cancer rate data, urging federal action and international scrutiny.
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Trust
United States
Beet Trust
England
Uninspected Meat Fed During Years With No City Inspection
Questioning the Dunne administration claim that 3.0 million pounds of cancerous and tuberculous meat were destroyed in five months by eleven inspectors. How many billions of pounds could have reached residents in years with no city inspection.
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Dunne
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Toronto
Canada
Beet ‘Trust
Reo
Ralph Temple Auto CO
Michigan Ave
12Th St
Stock Yards
Bulletin
Dee
Commissioner of Health
Charles Edward Russell
Cincinnati
Roosevelt Hospital
Manly
Leet Trust
Germany
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