Dr Wiley On Storage and Its Cost Burden
Senate inquiry into the impact of cold storage on food products yields Dr. Wiley's report. Storage should be minimized to reduce costs for the poor, with justified use only to improve quality or prevent spoilage. Laws urged to prevent keeping foods beyond reasonable periods and to ensure fair pricing.
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Senator Lodge
Dr. Wiley
Bureau of Nhemistry
Wiley
Atconden
Ikl Worsce
Caine
Gleer
Sriling
Artivias
Appunis
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Railroad Bill Amended in Senate Debate
A garbled legislative item describes an amended railroad bill in the Senate. It mentions provisions about appearances and authorized actions, with references to committees and potential activation of effects upon public policy. The text is fragmented and hard to parse.
No Move Against Cannon Surfaces In House Tensions
The speech by Speaker Cannon and the growing split among Republicans reveal private discussions of drastic action. Insurgents publicly oppose radical moves while awaiting administration bills and other measures to be settled, signaling a tense stalemate in Congress.
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Cannon
Gunnen
Sendora
Representative Sims Answers In House Row Over Watson Claims
The scene in the House yesterday featured Representative Sims of Tennessee clashing with Tom Watson of Georgia over accusations of long terms for Congress. Sims cited state merits denied by Watson and called Watson a repudiated political renegade from Georgia amid a heated exchange.
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Tennessee
Tom Watson
Orgin
Congress
Sims
Watuan
Wat. Fou
Gearga
Cuileura Soap and Ointment Relief Claim
An OCR fragment describes skin symptoms including burning itching scaling and crusts and asserts instant relief and speedy cure in most cases from warm baths with Cuileura Soap and gentle Cuileura Ointment, claiming superiority over other treatments. The source text is garbled but centers on a topical remedy regimen.
Calender debate and witness remarks cloud session notes
A fragmented report outlines calendar negotiations and witness testimony on bill topics. It notes committees examining customs reform and fiscal expenditures, with calls for a congress inquiry into tuberculosis prevalence in cattle and dairy products. The Warner Townsend volunteer retirement and a military committee update close the item.
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Tocar -Impertanie
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Montine
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Tore
Warner-Townsend
Bill Wax
Reclassify Employes Under Civil Service Reform Plan
Savannah Ga April 12 Richard Croker reports Savannahians discussed reforms after the keep commission. A House committee on reform in the civil service advances a bill to reclassify civil service employes across supervisory clerks senior clerks under clerks and junior clerks plus under clerks and other grades. Salaries span 38 to 4,000 and higher for supervisory roles with progressions outlined. The bill details many grades and salary ranges and sets procedures for appropriations and postings within bureaus and divisions.
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House Committee On Reform In the Civil Service
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Savannah
Richard Croce
New York
Republican Party
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Gaynor
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Presidenta
Palm Beach
Ocean
Bellittles Libel Suit Opera
A Washington scene centers on John A Penton of Cleveland as he testifies in a libel dispute connected to the Merchant Marine League. He denies intent to influence Congress, cites shipbuilding industry pressures, and references figures like Taft Roosevelt and Fairbanks while detailing the league’s activities and a pending list of subpoenas. The story also notes House actions on bills and a proposed dairy inquiry.
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Fairbanks
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League
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Congress
Wrash- Theton Daily
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P. Detson
Crookston (Minn.) Times
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Appeal for a Federal child labor information bureau
An appeal for the welfare of the nations children, written by the late Thomas F. Walsh, was read at a House expenditures hearing. Owen R. Loveday presented it for the Parsond bill to establish a Federal bureau to collect and share data on child labor and related conditions. The measure, backed by Rep Parsons, seeks a 323,000 annual appropriation and has moved through the Senate.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
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National Chilt Labor Committe
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Child Bureau
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Parsons
Committee Favors Morrill Act Benefiting George Washington
The committee reported to the House that the Morrill act would grant George Washington University 10 000 and 50 000 annually for at least three years. The accompanying history notes beatings leading to the favorable decision and laments no college worthy of public endowment exists in the District.
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Wiley Universal Traveler
George Washington University
Tha ‘House
Six Men Held as Slavers in Brooklyn Raid
Brooklyn police report one of the citys largest white slave raids in progress. Six men arraigned, warrants out for twenty others. Bleeding young girls aged 9 to 15 testified, describing lures of roving picture show with gifts before being housed for the band. Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children agents led the case after months of pursuit.
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New York
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
District II Congress Actions and Local Bills Passages
District II Congress reports several measures including extending Home Bill on agriculture education and university Morrill fund benefits. House acts on condemning land for Reno road and Thirteenth street openings, highway plan for triangular area, and Broad Branch road. Bills propose civil service reclassification, police and railway crossing pay, and reforms for the Columbia Institution. Introduction notes include rate investigation of electric current and service efficiency.
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Ty District
Reno Road
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den Atrest
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Atrest
Westernn Avenue
Rittenhouse Street
Thirty-third Street
Gila
George Washington University
Bile
Burke
Columbia Institution For the Deaf
Duma
Congrena
Secretary of the Interior
Smith
Carlin
District of Columbia
Reformatory
Coudrey
Distriet Committee
Blast in quarry kills eleven men at Mazareth plant
A prematural blast at Mazareth Portland Cement quarry near Nazareth and Wilkes-Barre buries eleven Hungarian and Italian workers under 6000 tons of rock. One man survives briefly. many others are injured or missing. Wives and relatives threaten officers before calm returns.
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Apel
Mazareth Portland Cement Company
Nazareth
Victlns
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Ana Ul
Thera
Deny Bucket Shop Charges in New York Denial
In New York on April 15 Celia and Angelo Cella two St. Louis men indicted over the Standard Grain and Stock Exchange bucket shop affair, firmly denied involvement as they were examined by United States Commissioner Shields. Their attorney said extradition to Washington would be pursued. Clement M. Delany testified seeing Angelo Cella at the exchange offices daily for three months through January.
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Angelo Cella
St. Louia
Standard Grain Jind Stock Exchange
United States
Hrould
Washington
Cellaa
Clement M. Delany
Standard Grain and Stock
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Angelo
Cella
Legs of Man Fractured When City Car Is Dynamited
Philadelphia April 13 a man was severely injured when a trolley car was dynamited, breaking both legs and causing internal injuries. He recalls the incident as he was about to board the car, with the blast injuring him and other bystanders.
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Phadelphia
Béngamtre
Bach
Shis Vars
Quebec pulp export ban sparks US Canada trade clash
In Washington officials fear Quebec and Ontario limits on crown land pulp wood export will trigger retaliation under the Payne-Aldrich law. The move, aimed at protecting domestic paper supplies, could raise print paper and pulp prices in the United States and complicate a potential Canada-US trade treaty. The State Department notes limited export impact and hints at dispute resolution, with 1,000,000 cords imported from Quebec last year and crown land exports minimal. Election results in Australia favor Labor with a rare coalition challenge.
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Canada
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Intermalianal Paper Company
Berlin Mills Company
Unclear fragmentary item opens with theft claim at Sunboat Castine
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene at Sunboat Castine where a sale or event opened and over $280 was reported stolen. Names and details are garbled, making full attribution uncertain.
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le Baker
Haus
Bebe
Gould-mot
Heushey
Sunboat
Castine
Hartridge Loses Suit Over 34 Invoices With Thaw
Special to The Washington Post New York April 1 The jury found for Mrs Mary Thaw in a circuit court case brought by Clifford W Hartridge to recover 34 for professional services. The judge directed an inquiry into possible perjury and obstructing justice, with papers sent to the district attorney and bar grievance committee for possible action. Hartridge’s counsel and his client issued statements amid discussions of misconduct and investigations.
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Washington Post
New York
Clifford W. Hartride
Mary ‘Thaw
United States Circuit Court
William R. Wilder
Hartridge
Holt
Theratora
The
Bar Association
Rose
Abram J. Rose
Finn of
Kellogg & Rose
Thaw
United States
Wise
Whitman
Hartrides
Seized Jewels Returned to Couple En Route to Paris
Customs officials apologized after returning jewelry seized from Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Rangel on their South American to Paris trip. The Rangels disputed smuggling, saying the items were for personal use or sale in France, with many pieces wedding gifts and personal possessions. Inspectors admitted they had been misled.
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New York
P. A. Rangel
South America
Rangel
France
Paralyzed Woman Dies After Prayer Meeting
Mrs. Sarah Goudy wife of a local pastor collapsed during a Willins Willins United Brethren prayer meeting and died at her daughter's home in Pittsburg. The incident occurred April 18 as a large gathering prayed. her death followed at dawn.
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United Brethren Church
Willinshog
Sarah Goudy
Jobs
Pleasant Fig Syrup and Elixir of Senna Ad Promote Health
An aging promotional passage touts Pleasant, Refreshing, Beneficial Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as simple wholesome ingredients that cleanse gently without upsetting natural functions. It urges purchases from the California Fig Syrup Co with a single size priced at fifty cents per bottle and notes the company name is clearly printed on the front.
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California Fig Syrup. Co
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