Henry Quizzes Packers About Trade Affairs
Washington January 30 Edward A Cudahy and T E Wilson told the house interstate commerce commission that pending meat packing regulation was unnecessary They said the federal trade commission investigation was unfair and biased and would mislead congress They urged complete publicity of facts and friendly cooperation to improve results The packers argued high efficiency would be ruined by government control and individual initiative remains essential Francis J Heney pressed Swift on speculative stock moves and letters between packing houses showing prices and other matters
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Washington
Louis F. Swift
Swift &Company
Senate Agriculture Committee
Edward A. Cudahy
Cudahy Packing Company
T. E. Wilson
Wilson & Company
House Interstate Commerce Commission
Cudahy
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Francis J. Heney
The
Trade Commission
Swift
Senate Committee
Heney
Swift & Company
Knocks Out Pain The Fast Round Ad
This reliever for rheumatic aches soreness and stiffness promises speedy relief. Easy to use and non rubbing, it produces comforting results. Available at all drug stores. Large bottle economy pricing 80c 60c $1.20.
Competition in meat firm letters sparks Fresno inquiry
Testimony shows Swift & Company and Wilson & Company accused each other of using aggressive tactics to shut out competition. A Swift representative allegedly threatened to enter Fresno, threatening to bar Wilson & Company from the market. Heney pressed whether the move aimed to curb competition. Swift denied intent, calling it mere competition.
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Mr. Heney
Mr. Swift
Los Angeles
Wilson
Fresno
Swift & Company
Mr. Switt
Labor urges action on war contract adjustments
Washington report notes a rapid rise in labor surplus in industrial centers over ten days. War plants slow to shift to peace work threaten capital and production. Labor department recommends two measures: empower real estate mortgage collateral for federal home loan banks and immediate government payment of reasonable war contract claims.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Daniels Faith in Merchant Marine
Baltimore Md Jan 80 Secretary of the Navy Daniels said the merchant marine question dominates US policy. He urged ongoing shipbuilding to protect national trade and wealth, praising wartime shipbuilding gains and predicting future yards will build bigger ships with longer range and smaller crews.
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Baltimore
United States
Daniels
Three Transports Reach Newport News in War Return
Three transports Zeelandia Martha Washington and Monticello arrived at Hampton Roads with troops and personnel. The Zeelandia landed 1655 officers and men while Monticello and Martha Washington were delayed. Notable passengers include Major General Edwin F. Glenn Brigadier General Harney Major Richard Derby and author Mary Roberts Rhinehart. The ship carries 60 naval officers 34 sailors two nurses 2002 troops 174 sick and wounded and six general court martial cases. Prisoners go to Norfolk navy yard. Most units aboard will head to Camp Grant Illinois for demobilization. An outbreak of mumps affected 19 men sent to Camp Stuart hospital. no one seriously ill.
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Newport News
Zeelandia
Martha Washington
Monticello
Hampton Roads
Edwin F. Glenn
S3rd
Harney
Richard Derby
Theodore Roosevelt
Mary Roberts Rhinehart
France
Norfolk Navy Yard
311Th
86Th (Blackhawk) Division
325Th Field Artillery
325Th Artillery
Camp Grant
Bordeaux
Camp Stuart Hospital
Russia opposition issues policy manifesto in exile text
A manifesto issued by anti Bolshevik factions in Russia outlines interior aims including broad local government decentralization autonomy for nationalities within a single Russia, independence for Poland, and restoration of Finland's constitutional rights. Foreign policy claims alignment with international unity and no aggressive aims.
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Washington
Russia
Poland
Finland
Melrose Township Reaches Farm Bureau Membership Goal
Melrose township joined seven townships in Adams County by surpassing its 26 member quota Wednesday. Improved roads spurred renewed activity as the campaign continues to boost the farm bureau for the coming year, with North East, Concord, Columbus, Gilmer, Fall Creek, Payson and Melrose already over the top.
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Melrose
Adams County
Bureou
Bureau
North East
Concord
Columbus
Gilmer
Fall Creek
Payson
Plan For Church Census In City
Outlines for a church census to be taken soon will be submitted at the city Sunday School association meeting at 7 30 tonight in the Central Baptist church. The census aims to map commercial value and church preference, with volunteer workers collecting data and cards returned to churches where individuals attend or show preference. Local ministers will also submit ideas.
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City Sunday School Association
Central Baptist Church
Bowling match ends in Labor Temple win over Trades and Labor Assemble
The Labor Temple association defeated the Trades and Labor Assembly in a three game series with a 22 pin handicap each game. Grover led with high individual scores while Labor Temple maintained steady scoring across games. Next up are Pattern Makers versus O TV.
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Glven
Labor Temple Association
Trades and Labor Assembly
Labor Temple Bowling League
Association
iTslivens
Varnham
Grover
Lehbrink
Juette
Landwehr
Groetting
Krueger
Peters
Pattern Makers
T. V
Export money rules loosened in U S by Utah senator bill
Washington January 30. A bill introduced by Senator King of Utah would create a Treasury Bureau to regulate savings exports and license individuals and associations handling savings for foreign trade. The measure seeks to ease restrictions on export money by foreigners.
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Washington
United States
King
Utah
Treasury Bureau
Ypres Kept As A Lasting Memorial
London January 30 British Wire less Service The Belgian government will preserve Ypres as a permanent memorial after battles with the Germans. The Westminster Gazette calls Ypres a living reminder of war’s horros and the city’s ruined remains will stand for centuries as a monument to a generation sacrificed in its defense.
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London
British Wireless Service
Ypres
Westminster Gazette
Old City
Return Tale Of 3rd Trench Mortar Crew In France
Walter Duesdieker, formerly of the post office forces now at Ft. Dupont Del, writes of France and his expected home in days. He recounts December 10 when Battery B Third Battalion Trench artillery moved from Montigny to Vitrey by box cars to Brest, then tent living, mud, crowded mess lines, and a stalled homeward march before boarding U S Montana. After coal loading ships, they reach Camp Mills, then Fort Dupont, with Topical welcomes from Mayors Committee.
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Walter Duesdieker
Post Office
Ft. Dupont
Delaware City
Del
France
Duesdieker
Battery B
Third Battalion Trench Artillery
Quincy
Montigny
Vitrey
U. S
Montana
United States
Brest
Mayors Committee of Welcome
New York City
Muls
Nempsted
S. C
Camp Mills Wednesdas
Delaware River
Camp Grant
Johnson
Mike Johnson
Camp Point
Red Cross
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Ad Claims One Day Cold Cure
An advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE with a claim it cures a cold in one day. It urges seeking the full name in the genuine call and mentions signature ER. W. GROVE and a 30 cent price for Tab lets.
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ER. W. Grove
Political Nomination for Quincy City Treasurer
A candidate declares for the Republican nomination for city treasurer of Quincy subject to the primaries on February 25, 1919. A. Tf, PER RORS er.
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Quincy
A. Tf
Heavy penalty proposed for attempted bribery in Illinois
Springfield Jan 30 A bill in the Illinois senate by Senator John A Wheeler proposes disenfranchisement for five to fifteen years for paying or promising to pay or giving intoxicating liquor in return for votes. The measure amends the present primary law and was sent to the election committee.
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Springfield
Jnl
Illinois Senate
John A. Wheeler
Frank E. Abbey
Biggsville
Wold
Committee On Municipalities
Illinois
Brundage
Theodore K. Long
Constitutional Committee of the House
Partisan election proposal discussed by attorney general
Senate adjourns until Tuesday while the house remains active, focusing on the routine bill introduction. The attorney general’s position has widespread administrative support, grounded in a state constitution interpretation.
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SFP
Senate
House
Appeals Planned After Drainage District Ruling
Objectors in the Indian Grave Drainage district may appeal the County Judge Fred G. Wolfe’s Tuesday decision favoring the district commissioners and Dr. L. H. A. Nickerson regarding his expense account. The case moves to the higher court for review.
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Indian Grave Drainage District
Fred G. Wolfe
Commissioners of
L. H. A. Nickerson
Afghan mulberry linked to ancient Afghan food item
Dried white mulberries described as among Afghanistan’s original foods. The text mentions an appeal likely to be filed soon by objectors to a commission spending in an area with attorneys John T. Inghram and C E Epler cited as counsel. The source references discussions about expenditures and civic process.
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John T. Inghram
C. E. Epler
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