Promise of cheap milk renews push in New York
New York city expects bottled pasteurized milk to cost seven cents per avuart when plentiful and five cents per quart when scarce, as Commissioner John J. Dulles returns from Ullica. Dairy interests push for a cooperative plan to establish pasteurizing plants and ship milk to urban distributors, amid clashes with rural lawmakers and a powerful Dairymen's League of about 39,000 members with contracts totaling $20 million in milk sales.
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New York
New York City
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State Department of Foods and Markets
Ulica
State Dairymen’s League
Lessue
Dillon
Lusi- Ress Corporation
Dillon Willj
Mami
Wall
Dailon
Dilton
Dairymen's League
Explosion Hit Quaker Rats Plant Killing Wall Fall
An explosion in the engine room of the Quaker Rats plant at Peterboro Ontario today toppled walls and buried workers. Twelve people were rescued with severe injuries and taken to hospitals as flames spread through the ruins.
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Associated Press
Peterboro
Ont
Quaker Qats
Probe of Soaring Prices Marks Coal Inquiry
A federal probe into rising necessities prices opens in New York under special prosecutor Frank Swacker. The coal price hits a record $32 a ton amid normal demand and overproduction, as a grand jury is convened to sift charges and prevent panic.
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International News Service
New York
Sovethment
Frank x Swacker
Swacher
Careless Spraying Advertisement Advice From Oklahoma Bulletin
The text warns against partial spraying of trees and emphasizes coating every surface with a fine mist. It explains that leaving any unsprayed foliage or fruit invites disease and pests, and warns that partial spraying reduces effectiveness as rain can wash away the spray. A short anecdote about a floor walker in a department store appears at the end.
Spy Confession of a Berlin Agent in a Cairo Stock Plot
A British embassy staffer recounts a covert mission to seize control of an unfinished stock sale of the Suez Canal. He details a dangerous Berlin departure, a Turkish seductress's poison ploy, disarming foes aboard a Genoa Cairo voyage, and a tense Cairo arrival before the stock transfer was completed.
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England
Suez Canal
Berlin
London
Suen Canal
Genoa
Cairo
Messige
Caro
Mraiih
Shop Talk with Auger Sharp yet Wanders Far
A humorous exchange from the Hammer and Saw notes that Auger is clever but travels a lot and is quite a bore. The quip appears in the New York World with a nod to the Times-Press Want Ad.
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Auger
New York World
John H Woods, longtime Orange Co Express engineer, dies
John H Woods age 77 former engineer for the Orange County Express Port Jervis born Pompton New Jersey 1849 served Erie Chicago and guided Orange Co Express for years retired earlier. Surviving are two daughters a son a brother and a widow Mrs Sarah Hetherby. Funeral Tuesday 1 30 A M at his home 161 East Main Street Laurel Grove Cemetery in Port Jervis NY serves as interment site
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Times-Press
Port Jervis
John LL Woods
Pompton
Port’ Dermis
Erie
Earle
Chicago
Bayer
Bret Presbyterian Church
B.ool
Rand
Y Moo
Mins
Sarah Hetherby
Snfen
Elv
Swanton
Wilts
Crédetach
Das
Samuel H. Woods
New York
George HH. Woods
Jersey
East Mrin
Laurel Grove Cemetery
Transit Co Case May Go Over Term
From Newburgh. Supreme Court today adjourned the Transit Co case after revealing prior involvement by Judge Hirschbers' son as attorney, disqualifying the judge and setting December 20 for reargument. A separate motion contends a key witness, a railroad man now in Connecticut, cannot testify and seeks deposition before a commissioner. Court reconvenes tomorrow at 9:30. MR TOMPKINS IMPROVING.
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Newburgh
Supreme Court Toda
Jane Krood
Henry Hirschbers
Hirschbers
Lauma
Greaut
Walihill Transit Company
Judse
Herbert
Royce
Connecticut
Witschief
Watts, Oakes and Brisht
Fire Prevention Could Cut Vast Annual Fire Losses
A essay argues national fire losses exceed half the Panama Canal cost and criticizes relying on private insurance. It proposes funding a bureau with top chemists, physicists, and engineers to develop inexpensive fire protection methods for all buildings and questions why prevention lags behind insurance.
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America
Panama Canal
Maynard MM. Metcalf
Annsurance Company
Bureau of
New Ultimatum to Greece Is Prepared
London reports from Athens say the allied government will present an ultimatum to Greece demanding complete disarmament of the Greek army full control of postal and telegraph services and authority over railways under allied military supervision. Rotterdam dispatches quote the Frankfurter Zeitung warning of possible Greek protest against the blockade and hint Greece may resist further entente pressure.
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International News Services
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Athens
Adrvices
Greece
Rotterdam
Frankfurter- Zevtune
Entente
Prosecution Dropped On Haven, New Haven Officials
The Justice Department reported three Haven officials faced charges but were dismissed after they testified fully regarding the Interstate Commerce Commission case. The move follows a Senate resolution and US International News Service notes. Congress warned over actions to curb food and fuel costs.
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Department
Supreme Connet
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US International News Service
Washington
Congress of
Villa declares U S must leave Mexico in interview
Francisco Villa says in a World interview that American troops must withdraw from Mexico alleging General Pershing violated sacred Mexican rites. A separate flash reports rebels cutting a railroad line 30 miles south of Chihuahua and clashing with Carranza forces near Bachimba canyon.
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International News Service
New York
Dec
New York Evening World Today
Francisco Villa
Mexico
Pershing
Paso
Levinistas
Chidushes City
Bachimba Canyon
Garment Workers Strike Rolls In Across City
New York dispatch reports 25000 to 10000 garment workers initiated a long threatened strike, many quitting work as unions aim to press demands. Original plan had workers walk out tomorrow, with many more expected to join on the next day amid stalled negotiations. In a separate note, Virginia steamship reportedly sunk in the Mediterranean is declared safe after wireless updates.
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International News Service
New York
Ara
Virginia
Mediterranean
United States
Advance test of the Adamson Law faces Supreme Court ruling
The decision on the Adamson eight hour day compresses to the Missouri Oklahoma and Gulf Railway case, chosen to set a national standard in rail labor disputes. Four German planes were shot down in France, with two near Champagne and two near Verdun. Dr Charles H Tice, a local dentist, fractured his right arm while trying to start his automobile. Dr A W Preston treated him.
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International News Service
Washington
Dec
Adamson
Supreme Court
Missouri, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway Company
Nev
Millraids
Paris
Bee. Ui
Champagne
Verdun Fren
Somme
Tige
Charles H Tice
A. W. Preston
Her Compliment A Winters Firelight Tease
A dialogue illustrated as Beverley and Frederick Jin discuss compliments from a whfs. Beverley says never. Frederick claims his does, often in winter when coal is needed. The London Mail framing adds a playful edge about a fireplace grate.
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Benderley
Beverley
Frederick
Prederick
London Mail
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