Beef Trust Profits Revealed By Kansas City Editor
Investigations show the beef trust earns a net profit of 7.41 per head, or 3.4 percent of cattle price, turned over 12 to 24 times yearly. Detailed breakdowns include slaughter costs, offal value, and packer margins, with total yearly profit estimated at 47.7 million on a capital base near 110.5 million.
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Jong Pen Coutilvelier
Department of Commerce and Tabet
Witeh
Cuthbert Powell
Commere
Kansans
Bo Dante
Elven & Toted
Cattle Men Organize State Cattlemen Association
Crook County Cattle Men’s association seeks unity with all state cattle groups to form a state federation. A meeting of delegates will set a permanent schedule, likely this summer in Prineville, with invitations extended to county groups to join. Also mentions urges for public health remedies and Lewiston bond issue plans.
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Crook County
Ashwood Prospector
Social Orsonizations
Prineville
Lewiston
Moon
Davenport Cartoon Sparks Arabian Horse Scandal
In New York a Davenport cartoon exposes a risky horse import scheme. Five horses alleged to be Arabian stock were shipped from Moroves and Tupelo to be given to President Roosevelt, prompting mockery of the dealer and warnings about foreign affairs meddling. Davenport retains the horses while his experts propose tests amid calls for caution.
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American Horse Exchange of
New York
Sid
Nves
Met- Hay
Dow Biani
Moroves
Roosevelt Homer Davenport
Hile
Davenport
Mier
Tupelo
Miss
Delphi
Arabia
Dr Offer
State Department
Tucker murder trial motion debated by Boston judges
Argue ment heard before Judges Sheldon and Sherman on a motion for a new trial of Charles L. Tucker convicted of Mabel Page's murder at Weston. Declination reserved. The condemned youth bears up but asks about his family and the condition of his ailing father since the trial.
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Boston
Mass
Sheldon and
Sherman
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Weston
Kentucky Travelers’ Protective Association Holds State Session
The Kentucky vision of the Travelers’ Protective Association met in Louisville on March 25 to elect state officers and select delegates for the national convention in Savannah in May. National President Horace J. Starr of Indiana and several national directors attended, marking the largest Kentucky gathering yet.
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Loulavids
Kentucky
Travelers’ Protective Association
Savannah
Horace J. Starr
Indiana
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Ethis
Aspara
Thady Trewin
the National Biscuit Co
Athena
Ramona
Nabisco
Butter Creek
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F. S. YOUNGER @ SON
Dierepute
Mechanics
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