Pure Food Laws to Be Enforced Nationwide
Dr. Carl Alsberg of the Bureau of Chemistry told the National Wholesale Grocers Association that enforcement of the pure food law will continue under the new administration. He urged stronger science in food manufacture and education to curb fraud while expanding department of agriculture work on better processes, by‑products use, and safer substitutes.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Carl Alsberg
Bureau of Chemistry
National Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Alsberg
Chemistry Bureau
Department of Agriculture
United States
South
Bureau
Carnegie Gift Sparks Nashville University Battle
New York reports a $1,000,000 Carnegie donation to Vanderbilt University in Nashville stirs Sewanee alumni. They contend the gift targets Sewanee's proposed Nashville medical department and pressures Vanderbilt, a longstanding Methodist school, while the Carnegie board and Rockefeller backed board deny sectarian funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carnegie Corporation
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
South
University of Nashville
Sewanee
Medical
General Educational Board
John D. Rockefeller
Frederick T. Gates
Vanderbilt
John H. P. Hodgson
Abraham Flexner
Educational Board
Hodgson
Flexner
Devotions at St Matthews Honor Sacred Heart
Devotions at St Matthews Church Friday begin at 6 a.m. with exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. Mass at 7 a.m. followed by benediction. Holy hour devotions from 6 to 7 20 a.m. Confessions heard Friday morning 5 20 to 7 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthews
Water Eim Club Representing Local Governance?
The fragment notes a water related group serving as a de facto authority, implying limited formal government structures. It underscores a civic body stepping into governance roles amid unresolved public leadership.
Brave Girl Kicks Out Blazing Bomb in New York Home
Violet Perry saw a burning device at her doorway on Eighth Avenue. She stamped out three fuses of dynamite in a bag sized infernal machine. The explosion could have wrecked the building and all its residents. She became hysterical and required help to reach her apartment.
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Eighth Avenue
New York City
Violet Perry
Academic honors listed for St. Vincent's Select School graduates
The commencement class of St. Vincent's Select School receives medals and diplomas for academic and grammar course completion. Awards include Gold Medals for Mathematics and Christian doctrine, Newman Medal for composition, and premiums forattendance and deportment. Notable recipients include Eloise Adams Aline O Connor Ethel Dyas and Alice Quigley among others.
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St. Vinecent’s Select School
St. Vincent's Select School
Eloise Adams
Aline O'Connor
Ethel Dyas
Alice Quigley
Louella Trachy
Mabel Marquis
Almetta Wilson
Hilda Marquis
A. Faulkner
L. Brown
W. Bialack
N. Kelly
C. McDonald
D. A. Brady
A. Wilson
M. Marquis
H. Marquis
A. Quigley
A. O'Connor
E. Dyas
BE. Adams
J. Burke
Mount St. Mary’s College
Aline O’connor
Miss Wilson
L. Trachy
E. Adams
M. J. McDermott
L. Lacy
M. Cashin
E. Johnson
V. Nolan
L. Midgett
K. Murray
E. Thompson
A. Brown
I. Phelan
N. Kennedy
R. Ollinger E. Trachy
A. Blalack
A.faulkner
B. Anderson
C. Brady
M. Frei
J. McDermott
J. Phelan
R. Ollinger
Mrs. Geary
May Belle
A. Hannon
M. Clark
A. Shattuck
C. McEvyay
B. Nelson
I. Kraemer
H. Godbold
A. Norton
F. Bahoricn
C. Joseph
B. Cuthbert
A. Phelan
C. McEvoy
J. Farrell
M. Vickers
B. Adams
L. Lacey
K. Connick
N. Kjelberg
I. Norton
A. M. Orr
St. Vincent's Parish
Adelaide McDermott
Eh, Marquis
D. Malone
C. Mitchell
M. L. Hanlon
Hl. Godbold
Governor Cruce Asked to Describe Real Indian Wedding
Hopkinsville residents plan a mock festival for an Orphans' Home with ten girls in an Indian club. Princess Red Wing and Rolling Thunder, leaders of two clans, are engaged to marry during the event, though Governor Cruce cannot provide a genuine ceremony.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Hopkinsville
West
Crucé
Blue Grass State
Red Wing
Rolling Thunder
Black Foot
Little War Bonnet
Cruce
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Kentucky
McAdoo sweeps San Francisco customs officials in reform plan
Secretary McAdoo shells out officials in San Francisco as part of a broader reorganization. He demands the resignations of Collector Stratton and other key posts as the Treasury aims to reset personnel city by city, signaling wider changes to come.
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Frisco
Associated Press
Washington
McAdoo
San Francisco
Treasury
Stratton
QUT STARVED ELEVEN WOLVES
Owen Hughes of Angelo township rigged a four day watch outside a wolf den in Lacrosse Wisconsin to starve and drive the pack out. Hunger forced the wolves to dash from their refuge where Hughes killed them one by one. He collected a $100 bounty and ate his first meal in over a week after presenting proof to the county clerk.
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Associated Press
Lacrosse
Wis
Owen Hughes
Angelo Township
Hughes
Britain Accelerates Build of Three Dreadnoughts
London June 5 The British government will lay down three battleships this year instead of next March in response to the Canadian senate's rejection of the naval aid bill to fund 35 million dollars for the dreadnoughts.
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London
Senate
Illinois pearls bring high price across the state
David Cooke of Hampton opened the mussel season in Illinois by finding a pearl that sold for 1025 dollars. The rare white 55 grain gem was purchased by Camance and shipped to New York for mounting. Illinois river pearls feed a large industry with annual output estimated at five million dollars and dozens of buyers from jewelry houses, many bound for Paris, during May to October.
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Bloomington
David Cooke
Hampton
Ilinois
Cooke
Camance
New York City
Illinois
Paris
Governor Denounces Convict Whipping License at Capitol
Montgomery June 5 Governor O Neal condemned a license claimed by Bragdon to whip convicts at the state capitol. He said no authority exists to authorize whipping and noted the license would be invalid, stressing proper procedures require the warden or deputy to administer punishment under law.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Capitol
O'Neal
Oy i. G. Bragdon
Capitol
James G. Oakley
Bragdon
Big Braydon
Graydon
Conviet Department
Convict Department
Hartwell Douglass
Convict Board
Board of Inspectors
The Pearl Forms and Values From Fresh Water to Salt Water
The mussel seeker or clammer explains pearl value differences between fresh water and salt water types. Fresh water pearls include the common slug and the more valuable points, puttons, and rosebuds with varying worth.
Confesses 10 Murders but Immune in Ohio Case
Lee Cage of Wheeling admitted in federal court he killed John J. Reardon, a Pittsburgh detective, in Steubenville Ohio in 1910 during a labor dispute. He cannot be retried, and the confession led to dismissal of suits over a $5,000 reward and $50,000 damages by Reardon’s heirs. An agreed order then paid heirs $1,690.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Lee Cage
Iron Moulders Union
Wheeling
W. Va
John J. Reardon
Pittsburg
Steubenville
Ohio
Cage
Reardon
Jefferson County
Reardond S Heirs
Real-Life Villains Often Avoid Sneers and Black Mustaches
The remark notes that many real life wrongdoing figures lack theatrical signs like sneers or facial hair. It contrasts public perception with reality, suggesting villainy can be ordinary and unremarkable in appearance.
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Dr. Alsberg
Carnegie
Watereim Club
Telegra Albright & Wooo
Thuaaiete Dauphin and
Jackson Sts
ST. Vincent’s School
Grace
Madoo
the Great Woman's Wear Shop of Mobile
Gayfer’s Annual
Dresden
W. B
C. J. Gayfer & CO
Sale of
China
C.I.C
Long Wigh
England
Action of
Canada
Capudine
Gray
le Roy
N. Y
Neal
Braghon
Columbus, C
Carter
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