Independent Packers Brace Against Big Five, Senate Hears
John J Felin of Philadelphia told the Senate agricultural committee that independent meat packers can protect themselves without Kenyon Kendrick bills. Dr J M Wilson criticized the Federal Trade Commission report and urged fair treatment, while Wyoming stock growers noted opposition to removing refrigerator cars from big packers. Hearings to resume later.
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Washington
Kenyon
Kendrick
Senate Agricultural Committee
John J Felin
Philadelphia
Felin
Kelin
Federal Trade
Colver
J. M. Wilson
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
West
Wilson
Wyoming
Federal Trade Commission
Gronna
England's super-vampire ends life for children's sake
London Sept 8 Mrs Arthur Eliot known as Mrs Atherton England's famed vampire died by her own hand. She wished her property to go to her children but left no will leaving it to husband Captain Eliot who is bankrupt and cannot meet claims. Creditors hold first claim to the estate.
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London
Arthur Eliot
Mrs. Atherton
England
Captain Eliot
Pershing's Rise Rapid as Army's Fourth Leader
General John J. Pershing, welcomed in New York, becomes the fourth U.S. Army officer to hold the rank after Grant Sheridan and Sherman. The piece traces his career from West Point in 1906 to Indian wars, Moro campaigns, the Mexican border pursuit of Villa, and leadership in France, highlighting his strict discipline, conversion from captain to brigadier general, and role in unified command with Allied forces.
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John J. Pershing
New York
United States
Grant
Sheridan
Sherman
Wilson
Pershing
Europe
Gardner
Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
Mexico
Villa
Funston
Vera Cruz
West Point
Geronimo
France
Belgium
No Man's Land
Miles
War Department
Arizona
Tenth Cavalry
Fil Cancy
Washington
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Philippines
Department of Mindanao and
Jolo
Leonard Wood
Wood
Bacalod
Mindanao
San Francisco
Eighth Brigade
United Stas
Presidio
Foch
Pershing Gains Allied Command In Europe War Endings
The text notes Pershing securing full command of a key sector with Marshal Foch’s approval after planning with his staff and gaining sufficient American troops. His actions helped break German morale and contributed to ending the war, earning praise from rulers and soldiers worldwide. A separate fashion description highlights a gold brown satin gown with ecru net and gold lace, and a matching hat with daisies.
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Marshal’ Foch
Pershing
Alsace-Lorraine
Marshal Foch
Europe
Ecru
Chinese papers in Manila censored liquor ads clipped
Chinese newspapers arriving in Manila have had all liquor advertisements cut out, an action described as harsher than the Paris censorship during the peace congress, affecting the papers' content and revenue.
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Manila
Sept
Paris
Soldiers and Sailors' Families aid spent over ten million
The Soldiers and Sailors' Families association, formed to help dependents of service members, reports an expenditure exceeding $10,000,000 during the war.
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London
Soldiers and Sailors’ Families Association
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