Indiana Women to Learn to Detect Fake Food, Barnard Says
Chemist Dr. H. E. Barnard promotes a practical crusade for pure food in Indiana. He envisions housewives and young women using simple chemical kits to test milk, butter, eggs, flour, fish, canned goods, honey, and coloring. Domestic science expands to teach detection methods that reveal formaldehyde, borax, oleomargarine, starch padding, bleach, and spoiled cans.
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H. E. Barnard
Indiana
United States Department of Agriculture
Heinze and Fiar ge in Seclusion
New York Aug 27 Despite process servers watching Heinze the Montana copper king they could not locate him Saturday to serve a 25 900 summons in the suit by Mrs Lillian Hobart French Heuze has stopped talking and the suit will be handled by his attorneys Mrs French will publish additional letters from Heinze and a marriage to Miss Bernice Henderson is anticipated before a Western trip next week Henderson is in seclusion and silent about the troubles
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New York
Fritz Augustus Heinze
Montana
Lillian Hobart French
Heinze
Bernice Golden Henderson
Henderson
Japanese Annex Korea Declares New Province The Chosen Land
Aug 27 report states Japan openly annexed Korea in violation of pledges. Korea becomes a Japanese province renamed The Chosen Land of the Morning Calm. Korean sovereign rights end. royal family may join the Japanese Imperial House. Korean emperor to become Prince Gi. 1.5 million yen stipend continues.
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Japan
Korea
Swedish Minister to Leave American Post
Stockholm Aug 27 recall of Herman De Logercrantz as Swedish minister to Washington announced here. Logercrantz who was at the American post in January, Mr. Gripp as minister, he.
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Stockholm
Herman de Logercrantz
Minto
Washington
Logercrantz
American Post
Gripp
Toothpick Ban Grows Over Public Welfare
Dentists warn toothpicks contribute to dyspepsia and pyorrhea by irritating the throat and stomach with swallowed wood slivers. They advise alternatives like turkey quills, rubber bands, or chewing gum, noting wood carried germs and the need for sterilization to reduce danger.
Gompers Denounces Courts as Labor Ties Strengthen
Labor Day editorial by Samuel Gompers notes AFL unity and stronger unions. He defends injunction cases against Mitchell Morrison and himself as safeguarding rights under a republic, distinguishing American labor from European class politics and stressing solidarity amid court limits.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Federationist
A. F
Gompers
Peoj Ee
America
A. F L. of L
Mitchell, Morrison
Republic
Labor Unions Hit With Court Ruling on Strike Action
Cohen, attorney for manufacturers, called the decision the strongest against labor unions ever handed down by an American court. The article notes unions violated the law by calling a strike continued from page 1.
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Cohen
Cloakmakers Fail to End Strike After Terms Rejected
In New York on August 27 the cloakmakers resumed strikes after a short-lived settlement. John Lennon of the American Federation of Labor faced an angry crowd. Morris Levinson, exhausted of funds, shot himself. Police faced clashes as pickets battled at Everett Hall, with Joseph Fate wounded in the arm.
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New York
John
Lennon
American Federation of
Iibor
Gompers
Morris Levinson
Everett Hall
Hall
Joseph Fate
Wayman demands Illinois Central passes in bribery trial
Chicago August 27 State's Attorney Wayman created a sensation in the Brown bribery trial by demanding in court that Illinois Central railroad officials produce all coupon passes issued to legislators and politicians during the year He said more than 13 000 passes had been issued in violation of the law and that politicians had little difficulty in seizing them for their use
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Chicago
Wayman
Brown
Illinois Central Railroad
Siem
Roosevelt visit pumps Cheyenne with wild west pageant
Several hundred civic leaders and the Cheyenne fire department paraded for nearly two hours to honor Col. Roosevelt. He spoke at Frontier Park and watched broncho busting and rodeo exhibitions before a 1,500-strong cowgirl and cowboy showcase. A horseback tour to local points followed as questions about his return lingered. He left for Denver at 8:33 a.m. Monday. The former president condemned a New York Evening Post attack as biased and political maneuvering.
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Cheyenne Fire Department
Col. Roosevelt
Wyoming
Frontier Park
Veoeloner
Warren
Ft. J. A. Russell
Roosevelt
Denver
Evening Post
New York
United Press
New York Evening Post
Col Roosevelt
Sherman
Aldrich
Quay
Platt
Harriman
Sherman in Chicago Heads to Illinois Campaign Stop
Vice President James S. Sherman arrived in Chicago from Utica and prepared to begin an Illinois speaking tour. He declined to discuss his remarks, traveling next to Clinton to address a chautauqua with Congressman William B. McKinley, then to Decatur on McKinley’s interurban car. keynotes for the campaign were anticipated but not disclosed.
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Utica
Illinois
Lake Shore
John Boyersman
Republican Congressional
Col
Henry Sasson
Sherman
Tlinois Central
Clinton
William B. McKinley
Decatur
McKinley
Farmers Demand Weeding By Township Authorities
Decatur township farmers protest alleged neglect by local authorities over weed clearance in the district. Under the 1897 act landowners along highways must destroy briars thistles docks and other noxious weeds between July 1 and August 20 each year. eight hours pay 1.25 credit. If refused the road supervisor must do the work. The 1907 act empowers the road supervisor and township trustee to enter lands after notice to remove Canadian thistles and creates a lien on the owner’s land.
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Decatur
Bodies Found After 40 Years In Alps Glacier
Ottawa man awaits report on the Mont Blanc expedition of 1870 that vanished with Dr. James Bean and colleagues. The Bossoms glacier is expected to yield 11 bodies, including Bean, after 40 years as the glacier slowly moves toward the sea.
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Ottawa
Kas
France
Bossoms
Alps
Henry H. Geyer
James B. Bean
Dr. Bean
Geyer
Jonesboro
Tenn
Bean
John C. Randall
Quincy
Maas
Mont Blanc
George McCorkindale
Scotland
Chamonix
MacCorkindale
Randall
H. M. Bean
United States of America
Hessie
Jesus Christ
Hotel Mont Blanc
GANS "CONQUEROR" FOOTS THE WOODS BRAWL
George Murphy, billed as a prize fighter, faced two counts in police court after a peek-a-boo in the woods with Patrolman Gong. Neighbors lured him from La Salle and Twenty-eighth to police action, where Murphy demonstrated flashy footwork before yielding to a steel Colts kick.
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George Murphy
Gong
Murphy
Joe Gans
la Sale
Long
Gans
Crosstown Route Sought by Public Works Board
Public works board members and City Engineer Krausmann inspected northern city streets on Saturday to seek a satisfactory cross town street car route. No definite route was reviewed.
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Board of Public Works
Krausmann
The Prince and the Doctor in Two Months of Secrecy
A British prince hires Dr Whiles as private physician for two months with a thousand guineas, strict conditions, and total seclusion. The arrangements include living in two rooms, no contact with the outside world, no letters, and daily examinations, with the doctor pondering the odd, lucrative captivity.
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England
Dr. Whiles
Droctor
London
Whiles
Inspector Jacks
Acarcely
Socialism Spread in Land of Japs
The Japanese government fears rising socialism among its subjects and notes many arrested socialists were ex US visitors. While opposing individual socialism, Tokyo expands government control over railways factories and key industries, while registering many public-facing entities. The regime suppresses private enterprise and any individual socialist belief.
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London
Aus
California
Hawaii
Tokio
United States
Heroic mother saves child from cistern
Mrs. John Burch of Kas. holds her 2-year-old aloft for eight hours in a cistern at the family home after the child fell in. Her husband returned home Friday to find both safe, the rescue accomplished after a lengthy ordeal in five feet of water.
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Babe
Sedan
Kas
John Burch
Catholic Clergy Heads to Montreal for Eucharistic Congress
Cardinal Vincenzo Vannutelli leads 270 clergy and lay delegates from Great Britain Ireland and the continent aboard the steamer for Montreal to attend the Eucharistic Congress next month. Crowds gather at London and Liverpool as the party departs with blessings and farewell ceremonies. Vannutelli plans to visit the United States before returning to Rome.
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Liverpool
Vincenzo Vannutelli
Great Britain
Ireland
Efi*press
Montreal
Vannutelli
London
Euston
Catholica
England
Cardinal Vannutelli
United States
Rome
Free $3.50 remedy for weak kidneys advertised
An advertising notice offers a free kidney remedy recipe claimed to halt scalding dribbling and frequent urination within a week. It promises quick healing using only harmless cures and urges readers to write to Dr. EB Robinson in Michigan to obtain the prescription at no cost.
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EB. Robinson
Luck Building
Mich
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