Senate Debates Meat Inspection Costs and Dates on Cans
Senator Proctor moved to agree to a conference on the agricultural appropriation bill and meat inspection. He cited two major differences: date of inspection on meat cans and shifting inspection costs from packers to the national treasury. Beveridge backed Proctor, noting the unwise House changes and arguing the public should pay, not the packers, for inspection. Warren called the proposal monstrous, defending farmers and stock growers and insisting the entire country should bear the cost rather than packers.
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Proctor
Senate
House of the Senate
National Treasury
Beveridge
Warren Warren
Bereriiga and
Aid
House
Lodge
Morgan
Ithmus
Wisconsin
Secretary of War
Board of Trustees of
Vincennes, Ind
University
Lodge Attacks Packers Over Meat Tax Age Disclosure
Lodge charges meat packers with defying law and public opinion and urges dating of Intels to inform buyers. He warns a small tax could trigger higher meat prices and lower stock costs, linking packers with monopolies and social unrest. Senate and House briefs note inspection funding debate and other bills. Alvin Line to build two turbine liners for U S service. local editor J P Hoge defeats Humphreys for city judge in Pana Illinois.
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Lodge
Senate
House
Standard Oil
Watt Lodge
United States
Three Civil War Captains Gather for Martinsville Reunion
Martinsville Indiana June 21 Cantam Ant Woliman of Mattoon Alabama visits old friends and three surviving captains attend the same reunion Captain Wellman of Company A Thirty third Indiana Infantry commands the group Dr Charles Seaton and W A Dilley complete the trio, Wellman 77 still vigorous and a Mexican War veteran.
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Martinsville
Ind
Cantam Ant Woliman
Mattoon
Wellman
Thirty-third
Indiana Infantry
Charles Seaton
W. A. Dilley
Jeter- Bow Township
Wellmen
Captain Wellmen
Fourth Indiana Infantry
Joe
Kansas
Isa Mason
Kansaa
Firey sermon attacks meat packers and lauds Roosevelt
In Walamazoo Michigan on June 21 Ter Henry W Gelston of the First Presbyterian church denounced the beef trust as murderers and praised Roosevelt as the greatest president. He compared packers to Nero and cited Upton Sinclair's The Jungle as truth, accusing packers of Spanish American War deaths and urging public accountability for corruption.
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Walamazoo
Mich
Ter
Henry W. Gelston
First Presbyterian Church
Beef Trust
Roosevelt
Nero
Gelston
United States
Reform in 8how Posters Prohibit Indecent Advertisements
New York aldermen pass a sweeping ordinance banning posters and displays that depict crime, immorality, or indecency to protect public morals. Other items include a rescued girl incident in Grand Rapids and a Persian ambassador’s protest to Constantinople over troop movements.
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New York
Board of Aldermen
Bald To Be Short Seven Thousand Ex-Treasurer Indicted
Otto Hipplehauser former treasurer of the Peoples Brewing company was arrested in Terre Haute Indiana on a charge of embezzlement. He is reported to be short about seven thousand dollars.
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Bald
Terre Haute
Ind
Otto Hipplehauser
The
Peoples Brewing Company
Bases Ball Scores From Boores Chicago June 21
Baseball scores list games across leagues with results in key matchups. Teague games include Philadelphia, Brooklyn, New York, and Chicago with high scoring in several affairs. Indianapolis, Kansas City, Columbus, Minneapolis, Lewinville, Louisville, Toledo, St Paul, and Sioux City feature in the Western slate with varied outcomes.
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Teague
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Brooklyn
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Indianapolis
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Gan City
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Lewinville
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
St. Paul II
St Paul
Western
Lincoln
Pueblo
Sioux City
Des Moines
Bialystok massacre report details three days of anti Jewish slaughter
Grodno Russia June 21 A Bialystok correspondent returns to report a three day riot that left 120 killed and 157 wounded as troops and authorities failed to stop mobs. Jews hunted and torn by assailants. soldiers fired into homes and shops where Jews hid, authorities accused of complicity or inaction.
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Russia
Bialystok
Preas
Genghis Khan
China
Central
Asli
Syho
Coal Miners Resume Prep In Ohio After Pact
Columbus Ohio June 21 The big coal mines did not open yesterday due to an agreement between miners and operators but are ready to resume. In the Hocking Valley district hundreds of cars await loading as preparation proceeds. J M Roan superintendent of mines Sunday Creek Coal company is in Athens coordinating resumption. The companys mines are reported in good condition and two small mines started operations. full output will take a day or two more as preparations continue.
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Columbus
Hocking Valley
J. M. Roan
Sunday Creek Cowl Company
Athens
Insurgents Defeated In Persistent Primary Returns
Fargo North Dakota reports show the regular Republican ahead at the convention with 348 of 467 counted votes. Insurgent legislative candidates fared better than convention delegates, signaling a more evenly divided future and potential split delegations in some counties. Final results await near July 12 in Fargo.
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N. B
Fane
Syag
Ninte
Insurgenta
Trial of Emma Kauffmann Sparks Angry Society Crowd
Emma Kauffmann wife of a brewer faces trial on a charge of cruel treatment of her servant Agnes Potrels. The preliminary hearing drew a packed crowd including many society women who hissed the defendant as police cleared a path to the courthouse.
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Sioux Falls
Bra
Emma Kauffmann
A Brewe
Agnes Potrels
Approximate death toll in Bialystok riot shockingly high
A correspondent estimates 200 Jews and 20 Christians killed with about 160 Jews and seven Christians wounded after a mob attacked a Jewish procession in Bialystok. The violence followed an alleged bomb incident and widespread police inaction amid accusations of official complicity.
Baby Show Fight Sparks Polls In Paris County
In Paris US a 4 prize baby show under the King's Daughters of the Christian church drew over 1,200 ballots. The event featured 200 babies with competition noting that some fathers helped organize with trained workers. First honors went to James, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pred Baber.
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Wagar County
King’s Daughters
Christian Church
Eharp
Politioa
Tames
Pred Baber
Mob scene as Kaufmanns seek refuge after court appearance
After a brief court stay Mrs. Kaufmann and her party fled across the street to a carriage and then a livery stable as a mob pressed close. Tears fell for Mrs. Kauffmann while cries of Lynch her rang out and the party sought shelter inside with an Avery rig.
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Kauffmann
Avery Rig
Crowd Surges After Car as Jail Visit Sparks Riot Fear
At St Paul on June 21 a dramatic chase followed a car sprinting from a door, with the crowd crying derision. Mrs Kaufmann was ordered jailed after a conference among attorneys, as Kaufmann and police faced a tense scene. A mob chant and a drunken stranger urging violence intensified the crisis before subsiding.
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Tings
Chouta
St. Paw
Enutmann
Wankwana
Atranger
Kaufmann
Pulujanes Do Deviltry At Burauen Alleges Leader Slain
Manila June 21 The town of Burauen Leyte was attacked by Pulu Jane leader Cocsatio Pastor and 800 followers. Pastor was killed in the fight which killed five policemen and wounded five others while all attackers were captured except the Newtenant in command. The Puljanes caught police napping in a land to hand confrontation. The Piln janes losses are unknown but pursuit has begun and may capture the raiders.
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Manila
Burauen
Leyte
Cocsatio Pastor
Pastor
Capitalization Rise Shifts Ohio Rail Firms in 1920s
Columbus June 21 The Wilcher Elkins Molding company trading as Todinna Columbus and Eastern railroad raised capital from 1 million to 12 million with 10 000 common and 10 000 preferred shares. Simultaneously Columbus Newark and Zonesville increased from 1 million 900 to 400 thousand removing preferred stock. Another raise from Sawlood to 0.25 million allocated 240 000 common and 66 percent preferred shares. Amendments to the tomfinery of both firms filed indicating changes in routing.
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Columbus
Wilcher-Elkins Molding Company
Todinna, Columbus Aed Eastern Railroad
Columbus, Newark and Zonesville Corporation
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Uing
Sawlood
Com-Oon
Wind Amo
Aled
Wise’s steel pen from 1863 pocket-safe design
In 1863 an English gentleman named Wise invented a steel pen resembling the quill. It featured a long barrel and a bone case so the pen could be carried in a pocket without injury.
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England
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