Soup Factories to Be Probed Under Meat Law Debate
Washington June 18 James Bronson Reynolds, a president’s con mfsai overa who investigated Chicago packing, will probe a major canning plant to describe industry conditions. Complaints from fruit and vegetable firms spark calls for impartial oversight. officials express confidence in canneries’ safety while planning inspection stops in New Jersey. Congress and President Roosevelt debate to fund inspections, with Cannon favoring cost borne by the government and preservation methods. agreement on most points nears.
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Sun
Washington
James Bronson Reynolds
Conmfsai Overa
Chicago
Wilson
Reynolds
New York
New Jersey
Shin
Wadsworth
House
Genesen
Roosevelt
Ahort
Chaisman Wadsworth
Grooke
Agrcultural Department
Cannon Ws
Secretary of Agriculture
Things ripe for Bryan hinted at by Henderson crowd
Special to The Sem Henderson Ky June 18 five thousand people heard Rev Sam Jones at the Henderson Chautauqua. His talk on Character praised Roosevelt but urged that things are ripe for Bryan to succeed him, noting Bryan's appeal in business matters. Indiana postmasters nominated W D Baker Alexandria and E T Bodkin Farmland. Senator McCumber urged action for an investigation into grain inspection charges in the northwest.
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Sam Jones Yeaterdas
Henderson Chautauqua
Roosevelt
Wiliam J. Bryan
Fie
Bryan
Indiana
Scripps-McRae Prean Aanamatics
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M’cumber
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Northwest
Caley R. Layton
State Department
Croesus
Col. du Pont
Abrouah Addicks
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Frienta
She Pont
Buran
Aiddicks
Senatar
Tom Moore
Fraud charge centered on name change and stock conversion
Henry G. Snyder of New York sues Abraham White claiming his real name is Abraham Schwartz. He alleges Schwartz changed names in November EX2 to dodge creditors and loot the American DeForest Wireless Telegraph Co. Stock converted to White’s use, transfer of stock to the DelForest Wireless firm without consideration, seeks receiver appointment, asset count, and injunction. White posted 31000 bond in a contempt case in New York.
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New York
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American DeForest Wireless Telegraph
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White
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American DeForest Wireless Company
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Schwarte
Aenotn
Schwartz
DeForest Telegraph Company
American Dew Forest Wireless Telegraph Company
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District Court of New York
Saloon keepers face charges in Nicholson law sweep
David Koontz proprietor of the Cozy saloon on BK Watushest appeared in pollen court Monday and pleaded guilty to allowing minors in his saloon. Several other saloonmen including Peter OBrien Cervellare Lux and York were arrested for after hours openings and violations as police conducted a Nicholson law patrol.
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Pollen Court
Ife
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Staddard
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Indy
Koontz
Peter O'Brien
Tenthat
Cervellar
Lux
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Foljce
Thomas Nash
John R. Michaelis
E. Washington,et
Hergt
Stoddard
Shafter
Edward Lewis
Bowenteenthat
Northwestern-are
Sunda
Wiinliam McNanamy
Weat St
George York
Meeting of masons opens in Sam Robton city
Several hundred prominent members of the sinfenia fraternity arrived in Robton for the General Grant Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons and General Grand Council of Royal and elect Masters of Ancient United States events.
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Sam. Robton
Sinfenia Fraternity
General Grant Chapter
Royal Arch Masunts
Royal and Helect Masters
Aho-United States
Fashion Rules Court Action Over Dark Thread Dispute
In Indianapolis a superior court heard Mrs Emma Spencer sue tailor Leo Kline for refund after a gray coat was sewn with black thread. Judge Leathers admitted he could not distinguish thread shades, ruling the coat must be paid for. a new trial is likely. The case exposes fashion bias and tailors’ responsibility in the absence of a written contract.
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Leo Alin
Traction and ‘Terminal
Aind
Jadge J. ‘M. Leathers
Kline
Hine
Spencer
Willam Smack
Bmeck
Suence Benjagnin White
Broad Rip
Leathers
Hunt
Willam Oxborn
Oghorn
Bray
Burglar Alarm Foils Robber Attempts On Alabama Street
A porch climber tried ten houses on Alabama Street Sunday night but fled before entry. At John Titen Nach’s home a roof climb triggered alarm and quick retreat. Next door at Fowler’s home the burglar walked rear porch, then climbed away. At Faurette’s house a kitchen window entry yielded a small sum before waking family stopped further action.
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Stattentich
Fowler
Alabama-st
One Union Sailor Killed in Port Clash
A fatal shooting near San Francisco harbor followed a wage dispute between ship owners and union workers. Adrien Rete ner was killed as armed men aboard the schooner Nationality fired on laborers and conveyance crew near the Pater Iron works sector. Several others were wounded in the exchange as tensions escalated.
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Ban Francisco
Vlan
Maluiing
Xailor
Adrien Retener
Jax
Pater Iron Works
Ace
Jaunoh
weCer
Therm
Warnhi
Pastors Call For Prayer For Mayor Dunne In Chicago
Chicago ministers urged a day of prayer for Mayor Dunne to influence his stance on a bar permit ordinance the council passed. Rev W A Bartlett of Whrat Congregational Church led the plea noting Philadelphia's moral awakening. Dunne said he has made up his mind and would not seek prayers to sway his decision.
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Acrippa-MeHtuc Press Association
Chicago
Gunny
Weaver
Philadephia
W. A. Bartlett
Dunne
the Cty
Voice of Prayer
Bartlett
Rammen
Du Pont and Addicks Dominate Delaware Politics
A historical recount of the fierce power struggle between Edward Addicks and Henry A. du Pont in Delaware politics. The piece details du Pont’s influence, funding, and strategy to curb Addicks, portraying Addicks as financially dependent and politically isolated.
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du Warren Pew
Dover
Det
Edward Addicks
Delaware
Henry H. du Pont
United States
Setvitar
Republic
Russians anger over Bryan trip sparks protest plan
Russians angry at Bryan's trip claim 1800 operating in a conspiracy. Another clique plans to send a protest to Washington, but the czar decides not to interfere in the matter.
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Bryan
Washington
Qzar
Bryan Visit Triggers Russian Courtroom Tug of War
Berlin reports say W. J. Bryan’s Moscow visit stirred court circles as reactionaries urged expulsion and warned Nicholas II that he支持 Constitutional Democrats. The czar reportedly rejected foreign interference counsel while Bryan’s Moscow stop drew watchful police scrutiny and speculation about U.S. influence. Dorothea Melanchin survived after a car incident, aided by quick-mind motorman Patrick Donihay, as authorities monitored movements related to Bryan’s visit.
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Avsecticcom
Berlin
Re Terving
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Dowma
Nicholas
Bryan
Constitutional Democrats
Uryen
Russia
Washington
Dorothea Melanehtin
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Cer
Patrick Donihay
Dorathea
Donanne
Phil
Gemimbanee
Kieyelemen Hatl
Mullin
Divorce filing cites alimony dispute and neglect
Mrs Muriel W Hightshoe files for divorce from Joseph M Hightshoe alleging repeated insults over the telephone and a claimed lack of support. She claims his investments reduced her share and seeks alimony and property division under court order.
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Joseph M. Hightshoe
Hightahoe
Abe
Walsh His Target Thinks Immunity Bath For Banke
A Senate dialogue centered on the National Bank. Walsh claims the bank faced immunity and cites alleged defects in supervision. Aldrich defends currency policy, noting inspectors' reports and prosecutions while the finance committee plans a likely adverse report on Tilman’s resolution.
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Finance Committee
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Tilman
Library Board to Name New Librarian at Meeting
The board will meet soon to recruit Rosheema Roe for Stew Libraing We KE. Henry, who resigned Saturday, held a competent and progressive record. The library’s condition is reported as the best it has ever been, and the successor choice will be considered seriously.
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Ramemood
Rosheema Roe
Henry
Estite
Labor Leaders Meet in Washington on Education Policy
TABOR LEADERS IN SESSION. Seripoe-MeRas Pyeey Association meets in Washington to discuss adminicide dication and union involvement in upcoming matters. Ramirh Gaempers presided. Frank Morrison, John R. Lennon, James Muncan, Tantnd J. Keefe attended. others expected later in the week.
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Washington
Dousell
American Fed‘nraion
Labor
Aiet
Ramirh Gaempers
Frank Morrison
John R. Lennon
James Muncan
Quincy
Musa
Max Morris
Denver
Tantnd J. Keefe
Detroit
William D. Mother
Indianapolis
John Mitchell
The
Minera
Joseph Valentine
Cincinnnati
Watson to press bill for traveling expenses of president
Representative Watson of Indiana will begin early this week pressing a bill to provide 25,000 dollars a year to pay the traveling expenses of the president. The report notes the proposal as a new payment to cover official travel costs.
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Sreem
Washingto
Representative Watson
Indiana
Labor dispute quickly ended near Obie as police intervene
A morning clash at a construction site on N Delaware near Obie between nonunion and union carpenters prompted a union representative to demand dismissal of nonunion workers from contractor George Trindt. Police arrived as tensions flared and the union rep reportedly fled.
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Vlaer
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Carpenters’ Union
George Trindt
Flirting With Each Other Scrippe MeFine Prem Association
Washington June 12 Friends of the president and Senator Tilman may reconcile before Congress adjourns. For three years Tilman’s name has been scratched from the president’s social set after a Senate floor clash with McLaurin. The president has privately praised Tilman and Tilman has spoken of the president in similar terms. Tilman has avoided criticizing the president, signaling possible rapprochement as talks continue.
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Scrippe-MeFine Prem Association
Washington
Tilman
Congress
McLaurin
Senate
Iliman
Cutlera
White House
Tillman Jum
Cherile Bo
South Carolina
Bies
No Evidence Against Stern in Peru County Suit
The suit against Indianapolis architect John H. Stern for aiding county commissioners at Peru Indiana was dismissed without trial. The auditor alleged improper means to secure appointment as courthouse architect based on a rival’s grudging statement. Stern’s lawyers were told to sue for eighty dollars damages for defamation.
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Indianapolis
Peru
Ind
Stvm
Stem
Brem
Lawrence & Rhodes
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