Cold storage act sparks legal dispute and dealer complaints
Widespread dissatisfaction grows over a new cold storage law defining the term as facilities keeping food at or below 40 degrees for 20 days or more. Hospitals hotels and wholesale meal houses argue exemptions apply, while state authorities may seek guidance from the Attorney General. Retailers fear unfair labeling and uneven compliance benefiting Chicago packers.
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Chicago
Winnies Com
Pittsburgh
Leis
Bryan called greatest moral leader of present time by Chicago speaker
Rev. Peter J. O Callahan of Chicago declared William J Bryant the greatest moral leader of the times at the Catholic Abstinence Union convention in Philadelphia. He blamed society leaders for liquor’s harm, urged temperance, and said President Wilson and Secretary Bryan aid the temperance movement as a new era in intemperance approaches.
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Chicago
Peter J.o’callahan
Catholic Abstinence Union
Philadelphia
Peter J. O'Callahan
William J. Bryant
Times
Valher O'Callahan
Pather Callaian
Covention
Wilson
Father Ocallahan
Socialist Loss in Party Membership Report
A Public letter from A W Reker, publicity director for the National Socialist Party, laments a drop in paid members by about fifty thousand from 145,000 to 95,000, citing dissension and factional strife as key causes. The party still aims for two million votes in 1910, with locals in Ohio and Pennsylvania hardest hit.
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United Press
Chicago
A. W. Ricker
National Socialist Party
Socialist Party
Reker
T. We Wyn
Ricker
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Fragmentary note on cold storage law and public food safety
A garbled passage discusses a cold storage law requiring a rectangular tab bearing “5.” and the law’s aim to guarantee wholesome food. It mentions trial to reveal defects, public demand, and potential hardship, plus notes on buffalo herd numbers in Oklahoma, fence rail buyers in Tennessee, and political campaign writings. References include Mulhall, Nixon, Emery, and the National Manufacturers' Association.
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Newlv
Hienel
McDonough
Mulhall
Maine
Nixon
Dhe
James M. Emery
National Manufacticers’ Association
Probers Continue Hearing Nixon Alpha Review
Senate lobby investigators enter another phase as they probe Richard Nixon. The clerk identified a mass of letters and documents presented by Mulhall and others with disputed authorship. A receipt for 1800 dollars was among the items discussed.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Mulhall
Bridegroom near wedding shoots himself at home
At Pittybore Pennsylvania on August six a barber Frank Welter shot himself in a home where wedding guests awaited the ceremony at St Marys Church. He survived with a chance for life as witnesses rushed to a room on the second floor after four shots rang out. The wedding was set for 9 oclock. In Kansas a land opening near Todge City drew hundreds of senior settlers to Hamilton County to stake 10,000 acres. They moved calmly while government officials paused restrictions. claims may be entered from Sept 3 with a month for improvements.
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United Press
Pittybore
Ass Hurke
Frank Welter
James Street
Hils
Welter
St Mary’s Church
Velock
Todge City
Kan
Hamilton County
Currency Reform Bill Advances in Democratic Caucus
Washington Aug 6 Chairman Ginas confirms progress on the Administration currency reform bill. The Democratic caucus shows rising and intends swifter action before September 16. Glass Owen LII supported by committee 4 to 11 to 8.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Ginas
Race Riot in Chicago Report From Street Car Incident
Prom Chicago August 6 a race riot broke out after a black man allegedly insulted a white girl on a street car. A white man retaliated, the man drew a gun and threatened the girl. Two white passengers intervened, the suspect was tossed off the car, and shots were fired between police reserves and a heavily armed colored man.
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Chicago
Stock Yard
Allentown Shoe Manufacturer Dies by Own Action
Allentown Pennsylvania reports the death of Addi son Hy Wueht, a wealthy shoe manufacturer, who killed himself at his home this morning. He had just returned from a world tour seeking to cure a nervous ailment.
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Walteqress
Allentown
Addison Hy Wueht
Wright
Barn Fire Destroys East End Property
A barn east of town, on Mrs. Coon's property, burned last night. Two pigs and about thirty chickens perished. The owner suspects incendiary origin. A nearby wagon was also damaged.
Baltimore Dentist Dies Suddenly in Goumbus Avenue Home
Expired suddenly last night at about ten o clock in the evening. The deceased, Dry Gordon Pliney, a Baltimore dentist who has been resting here for a year or more, died from heart failure. The death occurred at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Kate Sell, on Goumbus Avenue.
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Atiie Sell
Goumbus Avenue
Dry Gordon Pliney
Baltimore
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