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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1903

Page

3

Meat Scarcity Debate In Reichstag Over Meat Prices

Berlin December 1 The Reichstag debated socialist interpellations on meat scarcity and government measures. Scheidemann cited rising prices and reduced slaughter, noting pork costs in Chicago Rotterdam Berlin and Stuttgart. He disputed frontier closures for disease control while citing German farm losses. The breadth of protectionist policy was defended by von Wehner and Minister von Podbielski warned prices may stay high unless crops recover. President von Dalldstein ordered Podbielski to calm remarks about Scheidemann.

Berlin Reichstag Herr Scheidemann Chicago Hotterdam Stuttgart France Hovland Denmark Germany Dearneas of General von Podiielski

Bai ley defends wife after alleged adultery confession

Edmund J Bailey, held for safe keeping in St Louis amid mob threats over Lawdar’s death, asserts his wife lied about his killing the operator. He says she confessed adultery and he killed Lawdar to protect her, praising her as virtuous and vowing to accept punishment if needed.

St. Louis Edmund J. Bailey Mex- 10 Jay Lawdar Lawdar Bualey Landa Ms Blandishments Lim

Drugs Were Their Specialty Theft At New York Wholesalers

Detectives report drugs valued between 25,000 and 50,000 dollars stolen from a New York wholesale chemist. Three men Lois Gears Edward Smith and Joseph Hogan confessed. Hogan says Smith lured him into the storeroom of Mallinckrodt Chemical Co and five cases were taken including vomis and iodine. Goods were later divided with Gears for 80 dollars.

New York Mallinckrodt “Chemical Company St. Louis Lois Gears Edward Smith Joseph Hogan Hogan Smith

Move Against a Trust in St Louis Rail Toll

United States court petitions for an injunction to dissolve the Terminal Railroad Association of St Louis a coalition of fourteen railroads accused of coercing trade and injuring shipping interests, seeking to halt alleged federal law violations and restore competition.

Inie St Terminal Railroad Association

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