Inspectors Raid Local Slaughter Establishment on Columbus Avenue
Local authorities conducted a raid on the Smith slaughtering establishment on Columbus Avenue. Inspectors found conditions prompting the destruction of approximately two hundred dollars worth of meat and ordered the facility closed pending improvements before reopening. Two inspectors did not return for further action.
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Ajax Worker Injured at Iron Works
An Ajax employee suffered crush injuries to the left hand while performing duties at Ajax Iron Works. Dr J C Richter attended to the injured man and he was admitted for treatment despite the severity of the wounds. Thirty minutes elapsed from the accident to medical care.
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Railroad rate increase possible under rail inquiry
Philadelphia November 19 Intercity inquiry by the Interstate Commerce Commission suggests railroads may be allowed a five percent rise in freight rates. Commissioner Martie indicated the inquiry seeks a fair outcome and to determine if returns justify higher charges while ensuring private carriers can operate successfully.
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Rochester Hospital Threatened By Fire Incident
A west wing blaze at Rochester State Hospital prompted a threat to patients and staff. A stubborn offender ignited hot ashes in a corridor, setting woodwork alight before firefighters contained the fire.
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Will Not Recognize Carranza
News from Nogalez reports Dr Hale and Oday refused to discuss rumors that Carranza's constitutionalists would not attend conferences for credentials. Washington dispatches say the State Department hesitates to grant recognition and await official confirmation from Carranza's side amid Villa’s advances.
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Public Library lecture course opens with sold out tickets
Volunteers raised funds by selling tickets for a library lecture series. Howard Anjerstott will present Sour Grapes on heredity and environment next Monday at the auditorium, with advance sales promising a solid season and potential profit for the library.
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Left Wife in Pittsburg Arrested Here
Early last evening Officer James Stevens placed under arrest a man named Charles Ketaback on a warrant from Pittsburg charging wife desertion and non support. Ketaback had recently returned to the city after working on out of town bridge projects in Ohio. He was placed in the city jail and Pittsburg officials were notified. A warrant likely reaches here tonight to take Ketaback back to answer the charges.
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Seniors Begin Washington Campaigns
High School seniors plan a comedy titled "BainWeen he Acts" rehearsing at High Sergeant auditorium for a fundraiser. Seven students perform in a plot driven play aimed at raising travel funds for the trip to Washington with a series of events scheduled as the season progresses.
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City Loses Third Ward Fire Horse
The larger bay horse of the Third ward fire team died at about four this morning after a long illness. City officials planned temporary measures and purchases to replace the animal, with four new horses already acquired and another bought years ago for use at the First ward and later moved to the North Side station.
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Henry M. Mindell Nominated as Ambassador to Russia
White House announced that Henry M. Mindell of Poorlay, AG ambassador to Russia, will be sent to the Senate tomorrow. The report marks a direct refutation of earlier objections and confirms the administration's intended diplomatic appointment.
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Clarence Commandery Meeting Draws Fraternity Guests
A notable Clarence Commandery meeting drew Masonry members from outside the city. Eminent Sir W Hart Howard conferred the Order of the Temple and Maltat on candidates. Attendees from out of town included J C McMullen, C M Vincent, Harry Taylor, Arthur Treat, Abrant Buller, Frank Lockwood, and James West.
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Union City Babe Dies After Boiler Water Injury
Little Ross Machener a three year old Union City boy died from severe injuries after falling into a boiler at his home and being exposed to hot water. He had been in Coury hospital since Monday afternoon, surrounded by family as the illness worsened. His body was taken by Alexander and Co to his Union City home for burial.
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