Milk Slop-Feed Controversy Sparks Health Board Debate
The board fights the sale of milk from cows fed on slop, shifting enforcement from distilleries to dairy farms. City officials warn dairymen against selling such milk, with arrests possible. A member explains voting against a solicitor opinion to avoid shifting proof of action onto dairymen. The academy of medicine notes its stance on a separate health board and public health duties.
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Hagen
Health Office
Brown
Uirymien
Board of Health
Manss
Ballard
Academy
Health Board
Academy ‘of Medicine
William
Cliic
Academy of Mediine
Autien
Sanimet
Pennsylvania Ex-Treasurer Mathues Dies After Illness
William I Mathues former state treasurer of Pennsylvania died at his Media Pennsylvania home aged 46. Officials attributed pneumonia to complications from his trial and two year penitentiary sentence in a Capitol graft case. He had faced multiple defrauding charges and was released on bail prior to sentencing. He is survived by a widow and four sons.
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Media
William I. Mathues
Pennsylvania
Mathues
Harrisburg Capitol
Delaware County
William H. Berry
William P. Snyder
James M. Shumaker
John R. Sanderson
Vere
Geis
Capitol
Snyder
Shumaker
Sanderson
Kurkel
Harrisburg
Eastern
North Carolina
Taft Burton caucus fuels Ohio senatorial rumors
In Columbus a secret Taft Burton conference sparks talk of a caucus and a possible deal. Reports say Taft may run again in two years to succeed Charles Dick, paving a path for a Southern Ohio candidate from Cincinnati in 1951.
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Special
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Charles P. Taft
Theodore WH. Burton
Taft
Messrs. Taft
Burton
Mr. Garretson
Garrettson
W. H. Taft
Wade Ellis
Augusta
Mr. Burton
Charles Dick
Cleveland
Horthern
Ohio
Cincinnati
Appalled by Immensity of Italian Sicilian Disaster
Rome dispatch details the Messina and Reggio devastation with 110000 dead estimated and thousands more injured. King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Elena visit ruins as refugees flood Catania. Aid ships, beds, and provisions are en route while foreign leaders express sympathy.
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Italy
Sicily
Messina
Reggio
Naples
Victor Emanuell
Elena
Catania
Francica Nava di Bontife
Miral Makharoff
Arthur S. Cheney
Taormina
Tos
Pitals
France
Toulon
Mayor Vows Iron Hand Against Objectionable Theaters
Mayor Markbreit pledged to close moving picture houses and five cent theaters in Cincinnati if they show objectionable content. Detective McDermott is investigating to ensure films meet the required moral standards.
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Cincinnati
Markbreit
McDermott
Children Enact Execution Sparked by Moving Pictures
Evansville Indiana December 30. Young boys aged nine tormented Roy Berry six by forcing him to play Charles I their pretend execution scene halted only by Mrs. Berry’s interruption. The incident followed inspiration from five cent theater western and old English scenes and ended before harm occurred.
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Evansville
Ind
George Husky
Landley Brandley
Charles I
Roy Berry
Charles. I
Taft Quietly Halts Southern Club Plan
President elect Taft curbs efforts to form Taft clubs in the South. He and Republican chairman Hitchcock oppose political activity now and favor naming independent Democratic elements in the region when needed. Taft to speak at Hains Normal School January 19 and attend a New Year’s Eve reception at the Aiken Country Club.
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Augusta
W. H. Taft
South
Taft
Hitchcock
Smithie
Judson Lyons
Register of the Treasury
Hain’'s Normal School
George R. Sheldon
Aiken
D. C
Bell 15 Held for Slaying of Dury
Denver reports a coroner jury ruled C Burdette Bell feloniously killed Charles Dury of Cincinnati. A Mrs Bell testified her husband supported her for months. Bell reportedly said he would leave his case to twelve men from the street, invoking emotional insanity or similar defenses. No word yet from Cincinnati relatives about the body.
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Denver
Charles Dury
Cincinnati
Dury
C.burdette Bell
Alger
Cincinna
Leper Olsen Makes 2500 Mile Journey to Leprosy Home
New Orleans reports Elias Olsen a 45 year old Norwegian carrier of leprosy traveled 2500 miles from San Francisco to Iberville Parish for admission to the lepers' home. He arrived emaciated and with facial eruptions, taken in by local officers after the long voyage.
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New Orleans
Elias
Olsen
Rafune
Iberville
San Francisco
Darartiona
Night Riders Alibi Testimony Snags in Murder Trial
In Union City Tennessee on December 30 the trial raised and then ruled on whether a wife can testify for her husband. The defense sought to examine Mrs Bud Morris but was blocked under state law. The defense later questioned Mrs Bob Eres and Mrs Applewhite, revealing that half of Reelfoot Lake’s population spent the murder night with the other half. The state admitted this and planned further proof. The case centers on the Ranken murder and whether male heads of families took their wives to alibi the night of October 29. Mrs Hoffman drew sympathy for fearing to harm her husband’s reputation.
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Boberes
Fam
Reelfoot Lake
Treasury Moves 225 Million in Gold Coin 1000 Miles
The United States Treasury supports a record transfer of 225.5 million dollars in gold coin from San Francisco to the Denver mint over more than 1000 miles. The operation began August 15 and completed December 19 under Mint Director supervision and Secretary Cortelyou.
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San Francisco
Denver Mint
United States
Washington
Treasury Department of the
Cortelyou
Treasury Department
Maniac slays mother in New York apartment
In a fit of insanity Arthur Trotter, 83, killed his mother Mrs. Ann Trotter with an axe and knife in West Eighteenth Street. He fled with her head, jumped from a second story window, was arrested uninjured, and claimed divinely inspired apocalyptic intent.
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New York
Arthur Trotter
Ann Trotter
West Eighteenth Street
Trotter
Longworth pushes to expand free lists on iron and steel
Representative Longworth faces resistance from Payne Dalzell and other stand-patters on the Ways and Means Committee as he seeks a larger free list. He is backed by Crumpacker and McCall, while the committee contemplates Iron and steel duties despite Andrew Carnegie's evidence. The dispute could force a public statement defending the duty or risk an embarrassing schedule revision.
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Burezay
Muuisty Burrowe
Washington
Commercial Staee
Longworth
Messrs Payne, Dalazell
Ways and Means
D ° Crumpacker
McCall
Andrew Carnegie
Yeggs Fail to Open Safe in Anna Post Office
Special Dispatch from Commercel reports two men attempted to crack the Anna post office safe eight miles north of Sidney. Nitro-glycerin was used, the safe wrecked, but the robbers fled after the explosion and a telephone bell alarm. A doctor tended a wounded man at the scene.
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Tribune
Sidney
Anna
Roosevelt Welcomes New German Ambassador at White House
President Roosevelt meets Count Von Bernstorff, newly presented German ambassador, exchanging cordial good will amid the formal accreditation ceremony at the White House. The envoy carries a letter from the Emperor of Germany.
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White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Count von Bernstorff
Count’ Bernatorfr
Germany
Brown Investment firm pays 1908 fee after court order
Alexander M Brown president and William E Becker manager of Brown Investment Co paid the 1908 fee to the city auditor after police court action. With doors closed on salary loan business, they fulfilled the required payment, despite earlier denials and arrest claims.
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Alexander McDonald Brown
William E. Becker
The
Brown, Investment Company
Brown Investment Company
Joan
Arresteg
Pane Zealing
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