Battle Over Meat Bill as White House Supports Veto Threat
A heated clash unfolds between the President and House Republicans over the Beveridge meat inspection rider. Wadsworth and Lorimer push a favorable package while Democrats align against it, warning of a special session and possible disruptions to the meat industry and Western stock interests.
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Committee On Agriculture
House
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Beveridge
Wadsworth
Lorimer
Roosevelt
Packard Packers Seek Appeal Over Inspector Decision
In a heated debate the Packers argue they should appeal any Inspector decision they deem unfair while the government lacks a similar appeal right. The Beveridge rider faces critique as a political-influence scheme to appoint inspectors as loyal to packers. Minority report signatories are Bowne Lamb and Candler. other GOP members abstain. Illinois delegates meet with Mann to review the meat bill and report no objections found.
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Bowie
Bowne
Lamb
Candler
Illinois
Mann
Committee On Elections
Sinclair Denounces Wadsworth Meat Bill as Packery Plot
Upton Sinclair replies to a London dispatch condemning the Wadsworth committee Meat Inspection bill as an insult to American intelligence. He claims it was drafted with packers and advanced by Lorimer, argues Roosevelt will reject it, and warns the public about preservatives, labeling, and government inspection costs aiding packers. He cites embalm ed beef scandal testimony and accuses the House Agriculture Committee of smothering funding.
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New York Times
Princeton
N. J
Upton Sinclair
Jungs
Daily Telegraph
London
Wadsworth
Wadsworth Committee
Washington
Lorimer
Chicago
Roosevelt
Cuba
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
House Committee On Agriculture
Beef Trust
Sanitary Conditions at Union Stock Yards Examined
A Chicago report by a National Association of Manufacturers committee praises overall sanitation at Union Stock Yards but notes room for improvement in curing and canning areas. The panel, with government inspectors and Chicago veterinary college guidance, found the plants well organized and not showy, prioritizing practical operations over display.
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Chicago
National Association of Manufacturers
Union Stock Yards
National Association
J. W. van Cleave
St. Louis
David M. Parry
Indianapolis
Elliott Durand
Illinois
Joseph Hughes
Chicago Veterinary College
The Lesson of the Turning Tiller in Insurance
A turning tiller will change the course of the biggest craft. Reefs lie ahead if you take our policies from Washington Life Insurance Co. Bol Tatlork, President. Post a postal for a chart of facts and figures to steer your life insurance intentions.
Airship Beachey Captures Washington in One Day
An airship piloted by Lincoln Beachey wowed Washington as it circled the Washington Monument and White House, then rode along Pennsylvania Avenue before returning to Capitol grounds. Congress paused activities to watch, with members and spectators filling balconies and streets. Beachey later refueled, then resumed flight, circling the Capitol dome before heading to exhibition grounds.
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New York Times
Washington
Monument
Capitol Dome
Capitol
Lincoln Beachey
Roy Knabenshue
Buffalo
Coney Island
Washington Monument
Beachey
White House
White Lot
Executive Mansion
Georgetown University
Loeb
Barnes
Mr. Loeb
Mr. Barnes
Treasury Building
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eee
House Committee On Elections No
Olcott
Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Exhibition Park
Airship Drops Into Buffalo Harbor
Knaben shue and his airship rose over Buffalo this morning and attempted a landing near the lower city. The craft fell into the harbor at the foot of Georgia Street. The pilot was rescued and brought ashore unharmed.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Open Shop Declared by Building Trades Employers
Five employer trade associations move to end the carpenters strike by staffing all contracts starting Monday with any willing carpenters. The plan, endorsed by the Building Trades Employers' Association, signals a shift toward open shop amid tensions with the Brotherhood of Carpenters.
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Building Trades Employers’ Association
Brooklyn Carpenters
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Building Trades Club
Broadway
Master Carpenters’ Association
Interior Decorators and Cabinetmakers’ Association
Association of Manufacturers of
Brooklyn
Justice Gaynor
Greater
New York
Inenna
Ee Ieade
Nies
Red
Standard Oil inquiry reopens at Inter-State Commission
Cleveland, June 14. The Interstate Commerce Commission reopened its probe into Standard Oil of Ohio. Chief counsel Virgil P. Kline said the company did not wish to offer testimony at this time, citing prior evidence and deeming further debate unprofitable. Marchand of the commission called the lack of defense a victory for independent oil men.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Iner-State Commerce Commission
Standard Oil
C. A. Prouty
Virgil P. Kline
Standard Oilompany of Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Kline
Industrial Commission
Garfield
J. T. Marchand
Receiver Appointed for CurB Broker William Gwynne Jr
A receiver was appointed yesterday for the property of William Gwynne Jr a curb broker after a bankruptcy petition filed by his former partner Samuel Curris. Jesse Watson named as receiver Gwynne has vanished from Summit New Jersey and his principal assets Bay State Gas Gold Hill Copper and Blue Bell Mining Co stocks are missing. The only assets left are Gwynne s books a team of horses carriages and harness valued at 1000 and creditors claim 1616 in the bankruptcy case.
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William Gwynne, Jr
Samuel G. Curris
Jesse Watson
Gwynne
Summit
N. J
Currie
Bay State Gas
Gold Hill Copper
Blue Bell Mining Company
Three Inch Strawberries Highlight Tarrytown Show
Women competed in a special fruit exhibit at the annual Tarrytown horticultural show. Mrs. J. B. Trevor of Yonkers and Mrs. George Lewis took most prizes with strawberries reported at 244 inches long and 3 inches wide. Gen. E. A. McAlpin of Ossining and Howard Willetts of White Plains also won several prizes as locals and summer residents attended.
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Tarrytown Horticultural Society
J. B. Trevor
Yonkers
George Lewis
Republican Club to Send Delegation for Philadelphia Anniversary
The Republican Club plans a delegation to Philadelphia next week for the semi centennial of the first Republican National Convention. A Brennan for Tam many leadership drive began at the Brennan Association at 63 East 107th Street. Police reserves halted boxing at the Long Acre Club on West 29th Street between Sixth and Seventh Avenues. Supreme Court Justice Leventritt granted a receiver for Stern & Bleiweis cloak makers at 58 East Eighth Street in a dissolution and accounting suit. Otto A. Metz of 142 Concord Street Brooklyn, former President of Photo Engravers Union No. 1, was held in the Tombs Court on charges of collecting dues and not turning them over to the Treasurer. case seeks $1,800 from former officers.
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Republican Club
Philadelphia
Thomas J Brennan
Tammany Leader
Twenty-sixth
Assembly
Thomas J. Brennan Association
East 107Th Street
Long Acre Club
West Twenty-ninth Street
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Supreme Court
Leventritt
Stern & Bleiweis
East Eighth Street
Louis Stern
Philip Bleiweiss
Otto A. Metz
Concord Street
Brooklyn
Photo Engravers’ Union No. 1
Tombs Court
Senate to vote on Canal Type bill Thursday
Washington June 14 The Senate today decided to vote on the Canal Type bill on Thursday next instead of Monday.
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Washington
Senate Today
California 10 Expel Insurance Companies After San Francisco Losses
San Francisco officials report thirty two fire insurers refused the 25 percent loss cut and have withdrawn from the Fire Underwriters' Bureau. Names include Aetna California Mercantile of Boston American Central St Louis St Paul Manchester Atlas London Sun North British Mercantile Phoenix Pelican Continental London Hartford Queens Royal and others. State Insurance Commissioner Wolf and Attorney General Webb warn they will revoke licenses. some firms threaten to quit California and the Pacific Coast. Nevada official pressures Hartford to pay full losses or cease business. Royal Insurance of Liverpool notes the 25 percent cut risks unfair settlement and urges individual merit in each claim.
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San Francisco
Aetna Insurance Company
California
Mercantile of
Boston
American Central of
St. Louis
St. Paul
Manchester
Atlas of London
Kings County
Springfield
Massachusetts
New Zealand
North British and Mercantile
Liverpool
London and Globe
Sun of London
Northern Assurance of
London
Phoenix of
Pelican of
New York
Continental of New York
London Assurance
Teutonia
Lancashire
Orient of
Hartford
State of Liverpool
A. G. Nason
Pacific Coast
National Insurance Company of Hartford
Wolf
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
BE. E. Potter
Pacific
Mr. Potter
England
Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool
Surprise visits to Packers in House of Commons
In London June 14 House of Commons inquiry on canned meats quality found no current army contracts held by British makers. When contracts exist, army officers conduct surprise factory checks with samples sent to a government analyst. MPs urged broader U S style inspections and queried wartime provisioning by Chicago firms.
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London
House of Commons
Haldane
Lea
William Redmond
Mr. Robertson
Admiralty
Mr. Bellair
Chicago
Royal Navy
Massacre cries as Russian city Jews mourned
In a session filled with uproar, radicals shout murder as a ministerial reply to death sentences is condemned. The agrarian unrest spreads, Cossacks express fatigue at oppression, and Moscow garrison troops face tainted rations prompting daily food inspections.
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Riga
Sevastopol
M. Pavnoff
Akhanatieff
Ufa
M. Svesshnikoff
Moscow
Sausage Factories Closed After Health Complaint
On a Department of Health complaint two sausage factories were shut yesterday for unsanitary conditions. Commissioner Darlington announced continued inspections and immediate closures of all unsanitary premises. The factories affected were Bernstein & Greenberg at 4 Willett Street and Harry Brenner at 75 Goerck Street.
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Department of Health
Darlington
Bernstein & Greenberg
Willett Street
Harry Brenner
Goerck Street
East Side Tailor Charles Jerusalinski Convicted of Bigamy
Charles Jerusalinski, an east side tailor three feet eleven inches tall, was convicted of bigamy before Judge O'Sullivan. Only three of his wives were in court, with others awaiting. They celebrated in the Criminal Courts Building corridor upon hearing the verdict, as a son who testified against him joined the celebration. Sentencing was planned for today.
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Charles Jerusalinski
East Side
New Metals Stamp Act Signed by Roosevelt
The Maiden Lane district learned yesterday that President Roosevelt had signed the gold and silver stamping bill adopted by Congress. Jewelers rejoiced, many having agitated for the law for ten years. The act makes false stamping of jewelry a misdemeanor and is expected to end false marking of precious metal articles.
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Maiden Lane
Roosevelt
Congress
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