Slaughter House Owners Seek Government Inspection in Richmond
Richmond slaughterhouse operators plan to apply for federal inspection, hoping for rules on interstate trade while worrying officials may deny due to lack of interstate business. The Holzapfel and Stolle plants are improving to meet state standards, with Maher and Mitchell awaiting bridge decisions before rebuilding. A supposed tuberculosis case is denied by witnesses as a local liver and tissue adhesion, not disease, with inspectors reportedly concurred.
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Slaughter House
Richmond
Holzapfel
Stolle
Sey
Maher
Mitchell
South Side Bridge
Messrs
Tucker
Indiana
Ohio
Jos. Baldwin
Charles Pitman
Jack Maher
Oscar Paddock
Tynrmen
Northern Tuskegee hope to make it through Curry Institute
George W. B. Conrad attended the eighteenth annual closing exercises and board meeting of Curry Normal and Industrial Institute at Urbana Ohio. The institution reorganized its trustees for 1908 and purchased 75 acres to expand its facilities. Prof G F Richings named traveling representative to visit Richmond with an illustrated lecture. Conrad spoke on The Things Most Needed in the Development of the Negro.
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George W. B. Conrad
Curry Normal and Industrial Institute
Urbana
Ohio
W. W. Wilson
Citizens’ National Bank
D. S. Perry
E. FE. Cheney
Probate
Ed. Hagenbouch
Board of Trustees
G. F. Richings
Richmond
Riechings
Tuskegee Institute
England
Scotland
Wales
France
Germany
Conrad
Jesse McGuire Rests Comfortably After Easter Accident
Jesse McGuire, injured in an Easter evening accident, rests easier at Heid Hospital. He spent a comfortable night Friday and is improving. His head and face are badly bruised and swollen, but his condition is not serious.
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Jesse McGuire
Heid Hospital
No Compromise Denied by Gaar Scott Strikers
Edward Holtkamp, on behalf of the strike committee, says Gaar Scott & Co has offered no raise and boiler makers remain out. He debunks a report of a $2.80 per day compromise and notes no outside boiler work is being done. The 15 boiler makers and 4 helpers will stay out until demands, with Municie and other plants resisting, as the slack season nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Holtkamp
Gaar, Scott & Co
Holtkamp
Gaar’s
National Boilermakers’ Union
Muncie
Gants
Class Candidates Gather for Next Month’s First Rank
The text notes a class event with about twenty candidates and the speaker pledging to confer first rank on the class next Friday night. Details are fragmentary but indicate a forthcoming student ranking ceremony and a large candidate pool.
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Kwige Kalehi
Pythias
Bloodied Massacre Ends Richland Kokomo Game in Fifth
Richmond defeats Kokomo 7 to 1 at Athletic Park as new lineup showcases Fisher, Miller, and Minzler. Rodenbach pitched well for the locals, while Quakers’ fielding faltered. Hazel-eyed sluggers produced eleven hits, driving in seven runs as Richmond seals win in middle innings.
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Richmond
Athletic Park
Quakers
Rodenbach
Ritter
Cameron
Plummer
Jessup
Miller
Minzler
Miler
Cunningham
Fisher
Chicago seeks Democratic and Republican national conventions
Chicago figures as a bid city for both major party national conventions next year. The Troquois Club with the Chicago Commercial Association and other city groups forms a committee to secure the events for Chicago.
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Chicago
The
Troquois Club
Chicago Commercial Association
Circulation Statement May 31 Net Circulation
A brief note titled Circulation Statement for Friday May 31 details the total circulation and net circulation figures, presenting the day's print reach and adjusted distribution metrics.
Coglan Retires From Brooklyn Navy Yard At Age Limit
New York June 1 Rear Admiral Joseph B Coglan commandant of the Brooklyn navy yard retires from services today having reached the age limit.
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New York
Joseph B. Coglan
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Voting To Noon Heavy As Election Closes
The last day of voting brings in large totals with Miss Sands surpassing Miss Lashley as both exceed 200 000 votes. Votes and money must be turned in at Palladium and Sun Telegram office by six this evening. Contestants gather at Westcott Hotel reading room at seven to deposit votes. Coupon votes must be in by five. Voting ends at nine with counting to follow.
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Missa Sands
Miss Lashley
Palladium
Sun-Telegram
Westcott
Miss Elizabeth Sands Leads Area Voters by School Association
A fragmented OCR listing shows multiple individuals tied to schools and businesses, including Miss Elizabeth Sands, Miss Elizabeth Lashley, Miss Fannie Silver, and several others from Centerville Hibberd East Germantown Whitewater and more. The record includes vote tallies and job titles across schools, departments, and local businesses, with totals near fifty to eighty thousand for some names.
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Elizabeth Sands
Stars School
Elizabeth Lashley
Centerville
Fannie Silver
Lucie Mayr
Hibberd
Daisy Petty
East Germantown
Mary Lemon
Whitewater
Jury for Haywood Almost Complete
Winchester Ind June 1 Samuel Bollinger 64, engineer at Maxville stone quarry, crushed arm and ribs when pulled into a running pulley while oiling a pump. He hung from the derrick for five hours before rescue. Boise Idaho June 1 W D Haywood trial for Governor Stoneberg murder. jury pool grows with 61 talesmen. new venire causes delays as peremptory challenges exhaust.
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Winchester
Ind
Samuel Bollinger
Maxville
Bollinger
Moses Bollinger
Ridgeville
S. M. Williams
Greene Township
David
Addington
Boise
Idaho
W. D. Haywood
Stonenberg
Bids Enter for Erection of St John's Church
Contractors submitted bids this afternoon for the erection of the new St John's church. Action on the bids will occur Monday afternoon. A number of prominent contractors submitted bids.
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St John's Church
Hazing cases dismissed as college vows to end abuse
In a city court, charges against Clyde Allee Clyde Chambers Birney Spradling and Howard Winslow for assault on Ernest Andrew and Isaac Stanley were dismissed on Prosecutor Jessup and Judge Converse motion. President Kelly of Earlham College faced no prosecution after suspending the four involved plus Bruce Hall and Lewis Mitchell. Students funded the handling as lenient, while Kelly vowed hazing stop and warned of changes to campus structure if acts continued.
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Clyde Allee
Clyde Chambers
Birney Spradling
Howard Winslow
Ernest Andrew
Isaac Stanley
Converse
Jessup
Kelly
Earlham College
Stanley
Andrew
Bruce Hall
Lewis Mitchell
Hazers
Allee
Chambers
Winslow
Sprathing
Hall
Mitchell
Alice
Spradkling
Spraching
CAN'T BECOME CITIZENS Los Angeles June 1
The department of commerce and labor bars Japanese from U S citizenship. Several Japanese residents plan mandamus actions to contest their rights and determine eligibility under the department’s ruling.
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Los Angeles
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
For Sale Classifieds Offer Quick Furniture Deals
Readers are urged to use Palladium and Sun Telegram classified columns for selling furniture. Advertise any item from tables and chairs to beds and stands to reach customers fast, as the paper connects buyers and sellers. Turn to page six to review the classifieds.
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Palladium
Sun-Telegram
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Charles Kelley
Kansas City
Kelley
Tuskegee
Curry School For
Geo. Conrad
PAT
Triumph Lodge
SK. Combine
Hartford City
South Bend
Pikes Peak
Left Meadow
Ohio—Sunday Fair
Coglan
Guo
Man
J. F. Huntziker
St. John’s Lutheran
Elza Stevenson
Joseph M. Richter
St Andrews
W. O. Wissler
Garfield
Orville Brunson
Walter S. Davis
Joe Burgess
A. T. Elliott
Boston School
L. B. Campbell
Business College
B. W. Kelly
Fountain City
Jos. H. Blose
Jacksonburg
Lawrence Smelser
Abington
Elizabeth Hershey
Mary Brothers
Nellie Williams
Singer Sewing Machine Office
Emma Johnson
Nolder’s
Hazel Hoffman
Model Dept
Harry Buntin
Fox, Clothier
Howard Smith
Howard Thomas
Emmons Tailoring Company
Joe Wessel
Lahrman’s
Alam Lamm
Hassenbusch’s
Earle Hodskin
Bartel’s Overall
Cambridge
Goldie Danrer
Essie Ellis
Adam Bartel
Bessie Shute
Watt and Keeler Casket Factory
Dieter
William Russell
Hoosier
Geo. Knight
Starr
George Matthews
Edmund Stidham
Safety Gate Co
Fred Reynolds
Abraham Schissler
Wayne
Haywood
Stern Court
Alfred Boff
Earlham
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