Resigning U S Meat Inspector Alleges Packing House Farce
Washington reports an inspector from Ohio, J Harms, resigning after eighteen months, charging the National Stock Yards operations condemn too few carcasses and that packers profit from unsafe, dirty conditions. He cites lard spills, blocked sewers, and inspectors pressured to approve tainted meat, urging a probe by Agriculture Department agents.
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Washington
Big J. F. Arms
St Lan
Tg Dt
In Farms
Betary Wilson
Renmiont
Ohio
United States
Harris
United Inspecteas
Jamey Wilson
Natonal
Iminots
Core y and wife in an accident at Vilgenis
William Carey and his wife, actress Mahel Gilman, were confined with minor injuries after their car skidded and overturned near Vilgenis last evening. Manager Gadinean of Carres French estate was badly hurt. a new chauffeur, driving, tried a sharp turn. Ambassador White visited the Carers today.
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United Press
Wiliant Carey
Mahel Gilman
Vilgenis
GadiNean
Carre
Ambassador White
Hospital Notes on Injured Men from Steel Plant Blast
January reports indicate Jeffries, one of five men buried in a cas explosion at the steel plant, was discharged from the Valley hospital. Of the injured, Wagena McCtvern of Chestnut Street remains in critical condition at Castle hospital.
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Jeffries
Sbhetana Valley Hospital
Wagena McCtvern
Chestnut Street
Ww Castle Hospital
City Must Pay For The Hearst Recount
New York City must pay the expenses of Mayor McCillan's Hearst recount, as Justice Patterson signs an order directing payment from the city treasury. The comptroller will be instructed to cover the costs, including legal fees and incidental expenses, from municipal funds.
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United Press
New York
New York City
McCillan
Imile Hearst
Justice Patterson
Sss.oud
Vity
Preacher Makes Himself Trouble in Public Address
In Columbus a preacher named Rev. Arthur R. Allen faced pressure after a di oration that labeled G A St W Org CG and related groups as a menace to the nation's peace. He resigned his pastorate amid claims Allen, a southerner, said northern soldiers caused his parents to rise $65,000 before his birth, depriving him of his heritage.
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Colmmbus
Nalian
Arthur R. Alen
Allen
Russia protests massacre of Christians in Asia Minor
United Press dispatch from Constantinople reports Russia protests ongoing massacres of Christians in Asia Minor. Russian agents estimate about 100 Christians killed near Alexandretta. widespread killings persist as Turkish authorities pledge protection while trials and reprisals threaten calm. A new American hospital at Adana has been authorized by the sultan.
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United Press
Constantinople
Tit
Asia Minor
Asia
Minor
Alexandrett
Him Pasha
Arvsen
Huudittely
Aslabar
Asa
Cultan
Nix
Adana
Russian adventurer abducts millionaire’s wife in Paris tale
John Hunt, an American hotel owner, says his young wife eloped with a supposed Russian royal relative aboard the Mauretania in 1 Paris. He reports she took jewels valued at 20 and later cast him off, claiming he sought to kill the rogue but was deterred by obstacles along the way.
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York
John Hunt
Los Angeles
Val
At- TaHis
Mauretania
Paris
Hunt
Trank Dodds’ brother's fall injures by tree trimming
While trimming a tree near New Wilsangton Way in ward, Trank Dodds lost balance and fell to the ground striking an axe. He was cut on arms and body but a bystander said injuries are not serious. Also a man named Elbert faced a $1,250 verdict for purchasing government property items including shoes and a snake, after indictment and conviction.
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New Wilsangton
Columbus
Columbia Barracks
Elbert
Bartler
Alaska ITD Selector Nomination to Sixth Judicial Division
The president sent to the Senate the nomination of Peter JD Overfield to be judge of the Third division of Alagha to succeed Pham as V7eld whose resignation has been accepted.
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Alaska
ITD
Nin Senate
Peter JD. Overfield
Alagha
Phamas V7eld
Doctor King Leads Eutropodist Practice Amid Tide of Learners
Dr Frank King a surgeon and eutropodist at Erle runs a mountain clinic as locals seek phone-based consultations. Mrs Ada Donnell and Mrs Ellen Weaver of MtB assist at the practice with W Hamsey of Nes Hashunuek AYU listed among others in the irregular notice.
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Frank King
Erle
Iswu
Mountain Dun
Hin
Ada Donnell
Mra
Mtb
W. Hamsey
Neshitnnuek Ayu
Mrs Howard Gould Testifies in Rigorous Examination
The testimony recounts Mrs. Howard Gould detailing alleged acts by Malloy and others, including letters in her handwriting and alimony disputes. She recalls meetings with Dustin Par ning, a road house visit, a Jamaica turnpike car collision, and travel through New York, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, and Washington with Par ning and others, with dates in 1908 and surrounding months.
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Malloy
Mra. Gould
Adolph I. Denburg
Serge
St. Regia
Castle Gouldum
Sty
Dustin Parning
Regis
Tarnford
Castle Gould
Parnum
Jamaica Turnpike
Farum
Roundhouse
Cmd
Castle Gowld
Orlock
Parante
New York
Orlack
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Jersey City
Marni
Parnim
Washington
Raleigh Hare
Farngin
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Ats
Erwear
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C. W. Nolan & CO
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Erintendent
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Parkné
Corey
Wife
CITY
Hearst
Spresant
Tomornigh
Corveda
Russia
Mrs. Howard Gould
Merlin’s
Hosiery Sale
Mellin’s Store
Water Co.’s
North Mill Street
Oxford
East Washington Street
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