Richmond Meat Inspection Controversy Sparks Boycott Threats
Reporters note a looming threat to block government inspection in Richmond as local butchers and meat handlers oppose a pending plan. An attorney in Washington is said to assist the boycott against Holzapfel and Stolle slaughterhouses, aiming to block or modify the inspection and protect community health standards.
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Whs
Richmond
Department of Animal Industry
Holzapfel and Stolle
Anton Stolle
Holzapfel
Wagzoner
Cambridge City candidates exam for F C E B membership
A group from Cambridge City and nearby towns underwent the F C E B examination at Dr J B Allens office in Cambridge City. Those passing will travel to Richmond Friday night to begin work in the Richmond aerie.
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Cambridge City
F. C. EB
J. B. Allen
Richmond
Thunder Showers Likely Tuesday With South Winds
Ohio forecast calls for thunder showers probable Tuesday and light to fresh south winds. Stronger gusts possible along coastal areas with brief downpours and a risk of localized thunderstorms.
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Indiana
Ohio
Circulation Statement for Sunday June 23
The notice proclaims Sunday June 23 circulation metrics with claims of largest city and county circulation and the largest rural route and paid circulation. It emphasizes net circulation and overall market leadership across multiple categories.
Haywood trial witness Orchard enters Boise court
A photograph shows Harry Orchard, key witness in the Haywood case, entering the Boise court. Also pictured is the deadly bomb Orchard said was built to kill former Governor Peabody, whose image accompanies the device.
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Harry Orchard
Boise
Orchard
Gov. Peabody
Italian child murder mob violence threat rocks New Orleans
In New Orleans two miles inland in a swamp the headless body of Walter Lantana, a seven or eight year old Italian kidnapped for $6000 ransom, was found. Five Italians, including two women, are in custody as accomplices while vigilants and police guard the Italian quarters amid Mafia lynching era echoes.
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New Orleans
Walter Lantana
Possible successor named for Second Presbyterian pulpit
The Rev. William Carson of Knights Greeny preached at Second Presbyterian Church and declared the pulpit vacant. The Rev. R. H. Dunnaway of Greensburg will fill the pulpit next Sunday and is considered a possible successor of the late Rev. C. C. Shirey.
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William Carson
Knightsgreeny
Second Presbyterian Church
R. H. Dunnaway
Greensburg
C. C. Shirey
Convention of Millers to Convene at Cambridge City
The district Millers Association will meet at Cambridge City next Friday with Walter S. Ratliff and W J Phillips present. Chas G Carpenter of Richmond will attend. The meeting will hear interesting reports from millers across the district.
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District Millers’ Association
Cambridge City
Walter S. Ratliff
W. J. Phillips
Chas. G. Carpenter
Richmond
Rockefeller Family Heads to Cleveland Estate in June Visit
New York reports John D. Rockefeller and family travel to their Cleveland country estate to spend time there in June.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Drownings Rise to Twelve in One Day in Chicago Area
Chicago reports from several spots confirm twelve drownings Sunday as recreation seekers lost their lives. This pushes total drownings to 145 since the start of the year.
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Chicago
City Attorney Eyes Drastic Move Over Main Street Traction
City Attorney T J Study seeks to draft an ordinance to bar interurban passenger cars from Main Street east of Eighth Street, asserting Dayton & Western has no franchise rights there. He plans to sound council members for support, urging action to force terms on Terre Haute Indianapolis & Eastern and end delays.
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Main Street
Dayton & Western Company
the Palladium
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern
Dayton & Western
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Hastern
Eighth Street
Study
Traction Company
Thas
Taken ill on a visit at Fountain City Indiana
Mrs Burley Arnott of Richmond visiting her parents Thomas Pegg and wife and other relatives was taken ill Saturday. Her husband was sent for. It is believed she will recover in a few days.
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Fountain City
Ind
Burley Arnott
Richmond
Thomas Pegg
Daly Denies Secret Meeting Agreement on Fare Proposal
New York June 24 Charles F Daily vice president of the New York Central denies that railroads at a secret Chicago meeting agreed to adopt a two cent fare nationwide. He says they are unalterably opposed to it.
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New York
Charles F. Daily
New York Central
Chicago
Drunk in Saturday Night Whiskey Case Plea
Albert Scarce pleaded guilty in police court to a Sunday drunk charge after police said a pint bottle of whiskey was secured Saturday night and the lid was not tilted. He was assessed five dollars plus costs.
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Albert Scarce
Haywood Victim Of Plot In Steunenberg Murder Case
Boise June 24 William D Haywood pleads not guilty and claims innocence. Clarence Darrow argues a labor federation conspiracy aimed at destroying the Western Federation of Miners. Defense plans ten days of evidence. state will scrutinize Orchard testimony. verdict may come by late July.
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Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Haywood
Federaiion
Darrow
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
Mine Owners’ Association
Western Federation
Orchard
Pettibone Moyer
Adams
Hercules
August Paulson
Wallace
Caldwell
Stennenberg
Indiana Railroad hearing on Pennsylvania C I L interchange
Tuesday's session of the Indiana Railroad Commission in Richmond will assess the Pennsylvan ia and C L inter change dispute. Shippers from the city will provide testimony on interchange inconveniences while commission members and railroad officials observe and inspect potential connection points.
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Indiana Railroad Commission
Pennsylvania. C. I& L
Railroad Commission
Pennsylvania
Commercial Club
Masonic Temple
Richmond
Edgar M. Haas
Union B. Hunt
W. J. Wood
C. V. McAdams
L. E. Morton
McCarty
Dawson
Two Roads
John Coggeshall dies at age ninety four in Fountain City
John Coggeshall died Sunday morning at 94 years and 1 day. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at the Friends Church in Fountain City, with visitation Monday evening and Tuesday morning. He came to the county in 1816 from North Carolina, lived near Fountain City for 91 years, and was a longtime member of the Friends society. Survived by four children Franklin of Ft. Scott Kansas Allen Coggeshall Mrs Levi Moorman and Mrs R L Sackett. Interment at Fountain City cemetery. He resided with his daughter Mrs Sackett in West Richmond recently.
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John Coggeshall
Franklin
Ft. Scott
Kan
Allen Coggeshall
Levi Moorman
R. L. Sackett
Fountain City
Coggeshall
Religious Society of Friends
Friends’ Church
Sackett
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