Agricultural Depth Keeps Watch Against Foot and Mouth Disease
Washington May 10 The Agricultural Department warns vigilance continues though the epidemic seems waning. It cites Germany’s 1911 losses and traces origin to a Michigan creamery, with cases spreading to Chicago stockyards and beyond. Advice covers broodiness, nest setup, powdering hens, and safe nesting practices. It also urges farmers to seek guidance on timber sales to protect woodland value and cites a Maumee valley example of undervalued timber sale.
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Washington
United States
Agricultural Department
Germany
Michigan
Chicago
Massachusetts
Department of Agriculture
Department
Cumberland Brewery Fire Kills Sixteen Draft Horses
A Cumberland Brewing Company stable fire destroyed 16 draft horses and caused an estimated 10 000 to 12 000 loss. The blaze, discovered about 2 25 am by Officer Robert Kaiser, damaged stables and wagon sheds, hay and grain, beer cases, and wagons. Sixteen horses perished. two were saved by company engineers, and one ran back into the flames. The firm plans immediate rebuilding. officers and staff names are listed.
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Cumberland Brewing Company
Robert Kaiser
Kaiser
Central
West Side
Armand Wilkinson
Cleveland Miller
Brewing Company
New Buildings At Sanitar ium Hopemont West Virginia
Terra Alta May 10 The three new Hopemont sanitarium buildings will be finished by July 1 at a total cost of 30000 dollars. Contractor is Charles Spindler ex sheriff of Preston county. The project adds to six buildings including physicians and nurses homes.
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Terra Alta
W. Va
Hopemont
Charles Spindler
Preston County
West Virginia
Denver
Col
Ashville
N. C
Washington Horse Show Opens With Vanderbilt Team
Stable roam is reserved for ten Alfred Vanderbilt thoroughbreds to compete at the Washington Show, opening Saturday in Washington D C and continuing until May 13. The Vanderbilt horses have won many events at Madison Square Garden in New York and at Lon- don meets.
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Washington
Son Sails for Ireland at Mother's Urgent Request
Michael Ward a former Pittsburg Railway motorman sailed for Ireland on the Lusitania after his mother urged him to return to their Greenhall cottage farm in Ballyshanon County Donegal. He had owned the farm for about two years and had worked in Pittsburgh for 13 years.
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Pittsburgh
Ireland
Michael Ward
Herron Hill
Pittsburg Railway Company
Lusitania
Greenhall Cottage
Ballyshanon
County Donegal
Train Kills Sleeping Man at Cave Town Crossing
In Hagerstown Maryland on May 10 Lewis B. Rinehart a wealthy Chewsville retiree and fruit grower was killed when his wagon was struck by a Western Maryland train at Cave Town crossing. He had fallen asleep his horse also died on the tracks the wagon demolished and his body was found on the locomotive pilot. He had previously survived a similar crossing accident at the same location.
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Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Lewis B. Rinehart
Chewsville
Maryland
Cavetown Crossing
Rinehart
Reinhart
Paris fashion fever brings ruffs and buttons back in style
Paris reports a chic revival with wide white muslin ruffs and short fringe atop collars, gold braids on gabardines, and an epidemic of buttons in bold colors. Navy and black taffeta frocks feature ruffs with shortened sleeves, while practical ollcloth hats suit motor maid looks.
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Paris
New York
America
London
Southern Sociological Congress Opens in Houston
Houston hosts the fourth annual Southern Sociological Congress with leaders from politics medicine education and religion meeting May 8 to discuss health conservation and social welfare across the Southern states. Notable speakers include William Hodges Mann Oscar Dowling C S Yoakum J C Love and Edgar Odell Lovett.
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Houston
Texas
Southern Sociological Congress
Associated Charities
William Hodges Mann
Virginia
Senator Owen
Oklahoma
Oscar Dowling
New Orleans
The
Southern Medical Association
Charles S. McFarland
New York
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Samuel Z. Batton
Philadelphia
American Baptist Social Service Brotherhood
Henry F. Cope
Chicago
Religious Education Association
Henry A. Atkinson
Boston
Social Service Commission
Congregational Church
Samuel P. Brooks
Baylor University
John M. Fletcher
Tulane University
C. S. Yoakum
University of Texas
J. C. Love
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Arthur D. Call
Washington, D. C
American Peace Society
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
American Anti-Saloon League
Joseph Hyde
North Carolina
Harvey W. Wiley
United States Department of Agriculture
L. L. Bernard
University of Missouri
R. H. von Izdorf
United States Public Health Service
Edgar Odell Lovett
Rice Institute
Glass Workers Elect Delegates to Union Convention
Glass workers delegates John F. Carbrey and Robert J. Schauwecker were elected to the thirty-ninth convention of the American Flint Glass Workers Union set to convene July 5 in Columbus Ohio.
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John F. Carbrey
Robert J. Schauwecker
American Flint Glaae Workers Union
Columbus
Ohio
Maryland Theatre Opener Adds Vaudeville and Pictures
The Maryland launches another week of vaudeville and photos at 5 and 10 cents. Highlights include Sat suda Japs from New York Palace Theatre and Adolpho the accordion wizard. New photo plays debut with 2 reel Van Thornton Diamonds and Love and the Leopard. Show times 2:30, 7:45, 9:15 daily.
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Maryland
Palace Theatre
New York City
Adolpho
van Thornton
Witnesses to be Tried in Frank Case in Atlanta
Solicitor Hugh Dorsey set trial for Rev. C. B. Ragsdale and R. L. Barber for falsely swearing affidavits in the Leo M. Frank investigation. Trial before Judge Ben Hill scheduled Monday in criminal court. testimony led to bribery charges against Burns detective agency agents, who were recently acquitted.
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Frank
Atlanta
Hugh Dorsey
C. B. Ragsdale
R. L. Barber
Leo M. Frank
Ben Hill
Ragsdale
Barber
Burns Detective Agency
Fulton County
Aginst
Jim Conley
Mary Phagan
Judson Bible Class of Hollidaysburg Celebrates 72nd Anniversary
The Judson class of the First Baptist Church in Hollidaysburg marked its seventy second anniversary. Teacher Thomas H. Suckling led the services and J M Clinton who directs the Y M C A work in China was the principal speaker.
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Hollidaysburg
Judson
First Baptist Church of
United States
Thomas H. Suckling
J. M. Clinton
China
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O'Hara
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Charles Fuller
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Poland
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United Press
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Poiret
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Maryland Theatre
Satsudajaps
New Great Pictures
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Centre Street
I. K. Little
N. Centre St
Household Loan Co
National Denk Building
Lazarus
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S. & H. Green
Hast & McDermott
Retail Grocers
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Severall
W. F. Frederick Piano
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