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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1911

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Secretary Wilson testifies in pure food row over Dr Wiley

Secretary of Agriculture Wilson testifies before the House Investigating Committee, sharply criticizing Dr Edward Wales for withholding material matters in the pure food controversy and defending Dr Wiley as head of the Bureau of Chemistry. He questions the board’s authority, explains the mixed award, and notes political risk in prosecutions.

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Warnings of friction on the board over benzoate dispute

Testimony recounts Secretary Wilson accusing Dr Wiley of hiding facts about sulfur dioxide in Fruit and of joining a French agreement to suspend a ruling until the referee board acts. He cites a conference with the French ambassador and questions Wiley’s claim of superior status. The Remsen board traces origins to California. A separate murder case in Hotel Traquois links to Pasl Gerdel and William Henry Jackson, with claims of a full confession and an admitted need for a proper alibi.

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Pleas Not Guilty in Virginia Wife Murder Trial

Chesterfield Va August 22 jury seated first day of Henry Beattie murder trial. Defense seeks week postponement, quickly denied. Beattie enters not guilty plea as Judge Watson oversees court at crossroad Chesterfield courthouse with family, lawyers, and reporters present.

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Arrest a Mystery Stranger Held in Lynching Probe at Coatesville

Coatesville Pennsylvania Aug 22 a stranger taken into custody on a murder description in the ZacK Walker lynching case. The man calling himself H Smith from Philadelphia refuses to answer questions and resists as he is led from the investigation chamber. District Attorney Gawthrop says the charge is murder but offers no details. He is jailed in West Chester after a tense transfer with Chief Uniteted and state constables.

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Kentucky Lynchers On Trial In Calhoun

In Calhoun Kentucky a special session is held for the trial of men alleged to have mobbed and lynched William Potter a negro after he shot and wounded Clarence Mitchell in Livermore The mob took the prisoner from officers and executed him on the stage of the opera house Judge T F Birkhead presides and denounces the Livermore mob amid high public emotion

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No Man Should Be Convinced by Press Accounts

An official remark asserts men are not to be condemned based on newspaper reports, noting widespread reading in Virginia and suggesting not all may trust what they see. An unrelated ad extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a superior bowel remedy, urging readers to say they saw it in The News.

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