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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
4
The article traces cooking methods from sun drying and open roasting to simmering with hot stones, boil with vessels over fire, and a primitive oven, noting that modern ranges evolved from these crude techniques. It highlights CHILDS as adopting scientific cooking to ensure palatability and digestibility of every dish.
The Lusk Committee hearings revealed a raid on Martens and Soviet staff offices by state troopers and private detectives, seizing Bolshevist papers, bank records, and propaganda material, while Martens Denounced the seizure and pledged cooperation with an official inquiry.
E P Ripley president of the Santa Fe Railroad urged Chicago listeners for a new appeals body to review Interstate Commerce Commission rulings. He said the commission lacks railroad and business representation after 32 years and should be restructured with three to five presidentially appointed members independent from prosecution.
William Trotter of Boston, secretary of the National Equal Rights League, presented a petition to every member of the Peace Conference from colored citizens of America. It asks that a clause guaranteeing full liberty and protection of life without distinction based on race or color be inserted into the covenant of the League of Nations.
Weimar June 11 The German National Assembly has been convened to meet tomorrow but formal sittings likely not until Friday or Saturday. The main aim is to study the allied answer to German counterproposals and that reply is not expected before Friday if then. Lost and Found ads appear on Page Thirteen.
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