Inspection of Packers Hearing Sought by Both Sides
Washington May 80 The agricultural appropriation bill includes an amendment on meat inspection pending before the House Agriculture Committee. If the Packers are heard, the committee would also hear the other side and possibly disclose the president’s sanitary reports. Neill and Reynolds report will summarize their direct observations, not affidavits. The investigation, amid charges, continues with a claim that eight hours constitutes a workday for government contracts. hearings ended with favorable committee action and no opposing votes.
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Washington
Senate
House Committee On Agriculture
Williams
Mississippi
Neill
Reynolds
Zim Egay
Or Ars. Bloor
Wny
Maade
Progress on the rate bill at conference vetoes
Washington May 30 at a two hour session of the conferees on the railroad rate bill a number of undiscussed amendments were tentatively agreed to with no conclusions on the disputed issues. The Jim Crow car provision and other amendments remain unsettled as the groups argued over five day notice before injunctions. Twenty two of fifty three amendments have been disposed of with most accepted.
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Washington
Tillman
Senate
Express Company
Commons
Eight Hour Bill Reported By House Labor Panel
Democrats win House labor committee majority and a quorum, swiftly agreeing to report an eight hour bill. Washington dispatch notes party opportunity and rapid action on labor reform.
Senator Burton Refuses Senate Jail Action Post Supreme Court Ruling
Washington reports Senator Burton insists he will not let the Senate hold a member in jail after the supreme court affirmed his conviction. He offers to resign if the court below enforces the judgment. Committee members and many senators press for immediate action before the current session ends.
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Washington
Burton
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Supreme Court
Senate
Senate and House in Brief after Memorial Day
The Senate passed the appropriation bill totaling 192 485 000 dollars and adjourned for Memorial Day after a day focused on bill consideration. The House spent most of its session hearing excuses from members arrested on call of the house, many Democrats protesting discrimination and one challenging the speaker’s arrest orders. The diplomatic and consular bill was nearly finished as adjournment loomed to tomorrow.
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Senate
House
Washington
Railroad Labor Hours Bill Debated in Senate Committee
Washington May 30 The senate committee on education and labor reviewed Lalkouette’s bill to limit railroad workers hours. A substitute by TH. mR. Wallen will be amended and reported by Dolliver. It allows sixteen hours of continuous service except when circumstances require longer duty.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Lalkouette
Wallen
Dolliver
Women and Children Inquisition report bill in Senate
Washington May 30 Dolliver of the senate committee on education and labor will report favorably a bill authorizing the secretary of commerce and labor to study the industrial social moral educational and physical emancipation of women and child workers.
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Washington
Dolliver
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Senate OKs patron supplied mailboxes on free routes
At Latimer’s fe et and the senate amended the postal appropriation bill. Patrons on free delivery routes may supply their own mailboxes for mail receptacles. The change aims to ease convenience for residents who wish to use personal boxes.
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Washington
Latimer
Senate
Post Ofice
Another Insurance Man Convicted in Minneapolis
Dr Z Ty Moree former president of Northwestern National Life Insurance found guilty of embezzling 135 shares of Metropolitan Bank stock from the Northwestern National Life Insurance company. Sentence delayed pending motion for new trial.
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Minneapolis
Z. Ty Moree
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Yoree
Metropolitan Bank
Baseball Scores From Various Leagues
Baseball scores from leagues in multiple cities include Pittsburgh 8, Brooklyn 7. Boston 43, Philadelphia 2. New York 4, Washington 2. Cleveland 3, St Louis 0. St Paul 2, Minneapolis 10 innings. Columbus 1, Indianapolis 0. Kansas City 9, Milwaukee 3. Louisville 3, Toledo 8. Denver 8, Pueblo 0. Des Moines and Sioux City weather noted with no result.
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Chicago
Pmttsburg
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
American
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Association
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
Western
Denver
Pueblo
Des Moines
Sioux City
A DIMPLE MAKER Scott's Emulsion Ad
A vintage advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion nourishes starving children by adding fat and quickly digested nourishment. It encourages parents to seek medical advice when a child appears thin and pale, claiming the product brings dimples and rounded limbs.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Danny Jovenal Delivery Service Expands Citywide
The Danny Jovenal service now delivers to every city district. Residents can request home or business drop offs with extended hours and faster routing options.
Deadlock over appeals blocks Idaho court trial
In Caldwell Idaho the Moyer Haywood and Pettibone case linked to ex Governor Stetmenberg murder faces delay as defense seeks disqualification and change of venue. Prosecution notes habeas corpus appeal in federal court blocks trial until Supreme Court acts. citing 10 U.S.C. statute and Crumor v United States.
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Frank R. Gooding
James T. Hawley
Atlica Wits
Federal Supreme Court
Federal Court For
District of Idaho
Ie Supreme Court
United States
Uniited States Supreme Court
Crmnor
United States Circuit Court For
Idaho
Habeas Corbus
Supreme Court
Defense Pushes Immediate Trial Amid Idaho Court Fight
Attorney Hawley urged Judge Smith to allow a trial now and for the defense to use a writ of error from the state supreme court. Clarence Darrow and W E Borah sparred over procedure as the judge warned the matter must be properly brought and would be ruled on Thursday at 10. The defense sought an immediate trial while the state pressed for respect to the appellate path. The court adjourned with trial status uncertain.
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Hawley
Smith
Circuit Court
State Supreme Court
Clarence Darrow
W. EE. Borah
Circuit Court of Idaho
Supreme Court of the
United States
State of
Idaho
Postmaster Robbed in River ton Iowa Letter Confirms
Postmaster G W Fouts of River ton Iowa recounts a near death during a robbery and loss of comfort. He credits Electric Bitters with curing a chronic liver complaint and jaundice that turned his nails yellow. The tonic is sold at Jos Emmert's drug store for 60 cents.
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G. W. Fouts
Riverton
Jos. Emmert
Revolution Rumors Fly As Guatemalan Coup Hits Frontline
Reports from May 29 describe Estrada Cabrera facing revolt with Castello and Barillas advancing toward Quetzaltenango. Rebels disrupt lines, cut telegraph wires, and push toward major cities as foreign interests and locals rally to oppose Cabrera amid heavy rains hindering travel.
Memorial Day Observances Across Chicago and Nation
Memorial Day ceremonies mark the day with flowers on graves. About 250 public schools joined the observances as veterans paraded. President Roosevelt and family headed to Portsmouth, Virginia for the Memorial Day address. The Woman's Relief Corps conducted ceremonies at the Lincoln statue near the Capitol.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Portsmouth
Womun
Washington
Lincoln
Capitol
Fraudulent withdrawals from Mutual Life claim years of losses
Special grand jury in New York investigates Mutual Life Insurance Company affairs and uncovers evidence showing thousands of dollars siphoned annually for twenty years through fake bills used for printing and supplies supplied via George McKiblin & Son bookbinders at 85 Park Street.
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York
the Tribune Sake
Erand
George MckKiblin
Vesuvius Crater Collapse Sparks Smoke and Ash Clouds
A fresh collapse of Mount Vesuvius main crater in Naples on May 50 sent a thick plume of black smoke several hundred feet high and spread ashes over nearby villages including Lorre Annuiziata, causing alarm among residents.
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Vesuvius
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Lorre Annuiziata
Extension Work Seeks More Help for Presbytery Mission
Richmond Ind May 30 The committee on extensions report to the United Presbyterian general assembly showing rising demand for aid and an open door for expanded work. Washington May 30 The Naval Bill appropriation total is up by 2 461 087 to 103 070 670 in the Senate with Hale as chairman.
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Richmond
Ind
Non Shures Extension
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Washington
Senate
Hale
Maeking
Hol lister Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted as Preventative
An advertisement touts Hol lister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the greatest preventative for all diseases. It claims benefits for vitality and life, selling tea or tablets at 385 cents, under Joseph Emmert.
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Hollister
Joseph Emmert
Novelty Sale Offers 26 Percent Discount On Footwear
Local promotion announces a Tuesday May 29 sale with a 26 percent discount on footwear. Scumier WacHLIN and Pfeiffer of STG endorse the event.
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Scumier, Wachlin & Pfeiffer
STG
Umbrellas Repaired and Recovered
Umbrellas repaired and recovered for T. B. Ryan of 87 Galena Street. 4-Odtt.
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T. B. Ryan
Galena Street
Judge resigns over Carnegie funding at college
Judge Owen Tr Thompson resigns from the Woman's College board citing loss of independence due to accepting funds from Andrew Carnegie. He notes similar resignations at Titnais College and condemns capitalists influence. accuses Rockefeller Carnegie of law defying acts and warns of dangerous entanglements in education.
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Jacksonville
Owen Tr.Thompson
Joseph Tt. Harker
Woman's College
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Thompson
Titnais College
William 4. Bryan
Schol
Sinois College
Rockefeller
United States
Standard of Company
Steel Trust
Quo warranto filed over school director vote dispute
Grant Sisson sues Joseph Perisho in Edgysr county to challenge Perisho's claim to the district No 107 school director post near Coulogne. Sisson alleges Perisho’s niece, under 21, voted. her father now says she was not of age at voting time. Treasury notes taxed, AG rules.
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Paris
Grant Sisson
Joseph Perisho
Edgsyr
Elreult
Coulogne
Sisson
Perisho
Death linked to gambling den fall in Waukegan
In Waukegan May 30 John Murda died after a fall from a rear porch of Fred Welch's gambling house. Police acknowledge gambling persists though they deny knowledge. While authorities call the death accidental a local jury reportedly found the same, rumors persist that Murda was pushed or thrown.
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Waukegan
John Murda
Fred Welch
Murdo
Mine Scale Still in Dispute Report Expected
Springfield Illinois May 30 The sub scale committee of miners and operators was in session until 11 80 p m Adjoining members declined to state progress toward a settlement but said a report will be made to the joint scale committee today.
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Springfield
Southern Transit Company Granted Charter In Illinois
License to incorporate issued to Southern Transit Company based in Murphysboro. Authorized to contract a railroad from Murphysboro through Carbondge and Varterville to Flerrin, formal approval noted in May.
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Springfell
Southern Transit Company
Murphysboro, TH
Murphysboro
Carbondge
Varterville
Flerrin
No Trace of a Missing Man Near Waukegan Harbor
Fishermen and police searched the Waukegan harbor for Peter Venter a fisherman who may have drowned while intoxicated. His coat and hat were found in his shanty but no body was located despite a day of drag-line searches.
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Waukegan
Peter Venter
Dr King’s New Discovery praised by Missouri user
Fortunate Missourians quotes T Dwire of Graysville about three cured consumers in Livonia and a man who avoided moving to Arizona after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The medicine is billed as a sure cough cold throat and lung healer with guaranteed trial bottles offered by Jos Emmert, druggist.
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Livonia
T. Dwire
Graysville
Dr. King
Arizona
Jos. Emmert
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Lumi
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H. J. Best
Harris Sheetz
Freeport
Pearl City Road
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