Limiting Cold Storage Bill Seen as Price Relief
The Senate commerce committeeheaded by Senator Lodge introduced a bill to deem food in cold storage over a year adulterated unless labeled with storage time. The measure aims to curb artificial price hikes and improve hygiene, with House activity by J Hampton Moore noted and an inquiry expanded with a $65,000 appropriation. The sponsor stresses a thorough, nonpolitical investigation.
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Future Cotton Speculation Legislation Moves Forward
The House Agriculture Committee backs an option bill to curb cotton futures trading with severe penalties. The measure would ban contracts for future delivery unless bona fide ownership and intent to deliver exist, while bans on telegraph and wireless messages aid enforcement.
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Indian tribes gather for annual Fort Wayne event
Representatives from every tribe are invited to attend as Col W. Fo Cody acts as master of ceremonies. Data from the Indian Affairs office notes 1047 Indians living in the United States last year with 2385 births and 1170 deaths, reflecting nationwide figures not including Alaska.
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Fountain of Youth Dream Revisited in Early 20th Century Debate
A verbose World of aging and immortality is explored through.Hogan’s claimed elixir and a literary digression on youth. The piece blends medical speculation with biographical asides about notable figures and dramatic anecdotes from Paris to New York, including courtly stories and military honor.
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The Dual Minds Of Burglars And Everyday Cowards
A discussion on criminal psychology contrasts burglars with ordinary noncriminals, exploring why sane individuals commit thefts as a career. It notes how modern security reduces burglary income, leaving it a precarious, dangerous path and ponders why some people betray patrons or employers for trivial gratuities.
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Spithfield Yorth
Erie
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Erdcksman
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Boenoar
Taft Convinces College Students on Election Conduct
A young Robert Taft, son of the President, along with New Haven imported college men, supervised elections in New York City's Bowery precincts. The report describes his experiences, including exposure to tense divisions and varied community reactions as volunteers helped oversee vot ing.
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Robert Taft
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New York City
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Kansas City Star weather notes and political antics
Fragmented text from the Kansas City Star reports Gustav A. Anderson, inventor of the Anderson horse coupling, engaging in city politics in Kansas City Kane. It notes his primary defeat, support for James E. Porter, and a missed appearance. his doctor cites a flare of smallpox and possible hospitalization. The piece blends weather references with political satire and local names.
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Reflections of a Bachelor in a Tidying York Page
A fragment from a humor column mocks male behavior and women’s influence, noting men feign calmness in risk while women seek social control. It hints at telephone vs telegram implications and the idea of a man’s conscience being steadier under business detours.
Panama Exposition Backed by California Leaders
Collier of San Diego seeks federal recognition for a Panama-San Diego world exposition to be staged in San Diego in 195. He argues the show would be unique among expositions and would showcase Pacific Southwest resources. Funds already exceed 2,006,000 with more bonds planned and cooperation offered by Southern California, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico. Attorney General Conner of West Virginia declines candidacy for Congress as he weighs public duty over ambition. Private John Allen reflects on crops and Senator Percy election amid lingering senate scandal rumors.
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