Fernald Attacks Efforts To Control Trade
Washington Aug 22 Senator Fernald of Maine attacked government moves to regulate business, citing proposed packer supervision bills as dangerous socialistic policy. He defended large packer operations, questioned the federal trade commission’s evidence, and urged opposition to restraining legislation while urging support for broad, fair business freedom.
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Washington
Fernald
Maine
Senate
Kenyon
Kendrick
Senate of the
United States
Swift and Company
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Public Service From Roads Urged In Rail Reform
Washington August 22 The House interstate commerce committee heard witnesses urging rail reform to ensure sufficient public facilities and service and to shield the system from strikes A P Thom argued for a federal transportation board to oversee private rail operation while Charles Piez of Illinois Manufacturers Association urged employees to waive the right to strike with an arbitration board set as a condition of employment.
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Washington
House Interstate Commerce Committee
A. P. Thom
Association of Railway Executives
Feedral Transportation Board
Charles Piez
Chicago
Illinois Manufacurers’ Association
Piez
Budapest placarded with anti-Jew signs
Dispatches from Budapest report the city is placarded with an anti Jewish manifesto by the Waking Hungarians urging Christians to oppose the international Jewish race. Vienna is filled with unconfirmed reports of pogroms at Budapest.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Budapest
Clough Case Continued In Police Court Hearing
The case against John G. Clough for dimmer law violations was continued in police court. Justice Bonner set the hearing for August 27 during Magistrate Reardon’s absence.
Derwillo Beauty Claim Prompts Actress Endorsement
New York actress Miss Ethel Clayton promotes a toilet preparation named Derwillo for facial improvement. Beauty expert Mae Edna Wilder endorses the product, detailing simple usage and claims of rapid, lasting results. Advertisements note store refunds and widespread availability through department stores and druggists.
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New York
Ethel Clayton
Paramount
Mae Edna Wilder
Miss Clayton
Eny Rug
Derwillo
Pam
Il Clayton
Clayton
Miller and Arthur
Eidbreder Bros
Adv
Witnesses Denounce Packers and Defend Methods
Washington August 22 witnesses denounce the big five packers and defend their methods as the Senate agricultural committee discusses the Kenyon bill to license packers and deny refrigerator cars and stockyard access. Henry W. Lynch for stock raisers and Louis H. Haney for grocers clash over monopoly power and distribution, with proposals to convert packer cars into common carriers and regulate pricing.
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Washington
Senate Agricultural Committee
Kenyon
Henry W. Lynch
California
Arizona
Louis H. Haney
Jacksonville
Fla
Southern Wholesale Groc
Lynch
R. A. Eastwood
Norfolk
McNary
Maney
Senator McNary
Haney
Circus Day Quiet for City Police After Large Crowd
Chief Ryan and Detective Captain Scharnhorst report a calm circus day with no arrests, no disturbances, and only minor traffic violations. Police stayed alert at showgrounds and downtown, ending the night with a routine rhum game rather than action.
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Ryan
Police
Scharnhorst
Chief Ryan Reflects On Nation's Drinking Habits
In a pointed remark Chief Ryan asks observers to consider possible causes for alcohol issues in the country. He questions whether social shifts and policy impacts have contributed to a broader drinking culture and invites discussion on remedies.
Minor Police Cases Doings In Police Court
William Fields a colored man charged with attempted murder of Eugene Johnson was granted another contin uance in police court. Johnson remains hospitalized, with a preliminary hearing rescheduled to Saturday August 30. Also, Karl Kutchera of Riverview Iowa was arrested for driving without a license, and W H Scarlett of West Point Illinois faced a similar charge, with Scarlett paying a fine and costs.
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William Fields
Eugene Johnson
Johnson
Karl Kutchera
Riverview
Rosendale
W. H. Scarlett
West Point
Ill
Black
Kutchera
Scarlett
Salyers Welcome Baby Boy At Blessing Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Salyer of 1308 North Twelfth street are the parents of a boy born at Blessing hospital Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Farlow of Augusta have returned from a Western trip through California. While traveling they based in Los Angeles. Lowell McKinney and Harold Lewis joined Frank Wheeler to Springfield for the state fair. The trip used Mr. Wheeler's car. Mrs. H. W. Hartung of Chicago and Mrs. Ed Hengelsburg of St. Louis have come to Quincy to attend the fa-
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C. P. Salyer
North Twelfth Street
Blessing Hospital
St. Louis
Quincy
Highland Park Candy Dance and Billed Vaudeville Circus
Tonight the regular Friday Candy Dance continues with growing popularity. Next week Highland will host a six night vaudeville circus in the park featuring vaudeville and circus acts. One thousand extra seats will be added to accommodate attendees.
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Highland
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Norton
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Armour and Company
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Perry Denison
Cloverbloom
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