Packers Indicted in New Jersey Conspiracy Case
A federal indictment charges twenty one packers and twenty one corporations including Armour Morris Swift and Hammond with conspiring to limit meat and poultry supply through cold storage manipulation. The case links National Packing Company and related firms to artificial price control and restricted market flow across major packing houses. Prosecutor Garven seeks extradition if defendants refuse voluntary surrender.
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Salty & Co
Morin & Co
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Hammond & Co
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Fortier
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Heyman
Swift
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Wilson Gemaet
Patterson
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Morris
National Packing Company
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Jerary City
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Fowler Packing Company
St Louis
New Jersey
Chicago
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Banda
Seek Strike Chief Murphy Accused of Inciting Riot
Philadelphia dispatch reports police seek John J Murphy president of the Central Labor union for inciting violence as a general strike looms. Murphy warned of bloodshed if a shot is fired during Kensington unrest, while police and officials debate arbitration with Pratt’s union amid ongoing transit chaos and citywide disorder risk.
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Ze Seys
Washington
Philadelphia
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Secral
Henry Clay
Mtety
Clay
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Kensington
Helpig
Eyburn
Itternet
Central Labor Union
Diplomatic Delegation Tours Luxembourg Amid Debate
The delegation led by Mr Fairbanks visits Luxembourg, attending a senate debate on trey and strike troubles, then tours the Luxembourg Palace with President and entourage. They meet officials and view the Bournon Palace scenes, with the Grand Palace agriculture exhibit hosting the former Vice President and the American ambassador.
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Federal action delayed as court halts Lehigh Valley case
U S Department of Justice seeks to amend against Lehigh Valley Railroad claiming subsidiary status of coal company. Court denies amendment. case dismissed absolutely with no prejudice, prompting possible Supreme Court appeal. Other railroad cases and decrees of absolute disbarment noted. Deputy sheriff incident in Memphis. Calve Hart’s Paris injury report. Florida rail line travel ad.
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Supreme Court
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Jersey Central
Strike at steel works in Bethlehem halts 9000 jobs
A mob of foreigners attacked Bethlehem Steel Company workers early and again at night causing a shutdown of the plant. About 9000 employees across Bethlehem Steel’s operations fear layoffs as authorities bolster police presence to protect loyal workers amid riot threats. Plant to reopen when safety is assured. A separate note from Cleveland reports plans for a New Theater styled after New York’s, with $50,000 raised to start it under municipal management.
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Weston Three Days Ahead After Continental Divide Journey
Edward Payson Weston, who spent last night at Phoralu, arrived at McCarty tonight after waltzing 43 miles. He left the continental divide behind Thoreau and is a little more than three days ahead of his schedule on the journey from Albuquerque to the coast.
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Accuse Mrs Vaughn granted bail in Missouri case
Grand Jury ends probe into educator Jt Vaughn death with his wife Mrs Alme Vaughn accused of murder. Warrant issued. bond possible up to 3,000,000. Dr JT Hull linked as former family physician, released on bond. Swope case grand jury productivity noted as more witnesses testify. ongoing depositions in Paxton suit amid murder allegations.
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Monroe City
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B C Hyde
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Live Rooster for Hat Stirs New York Milliners
In New York, a hotel lobby scene as Mme Maria president of the Retail Milliners Society showcases a live rooster named Chantecler bought to meet a fashion trend. The exchange highlights odd poultry prep in millinery, with talk of styles and Egyptian influences shaping future headwear.
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Glass Eye Clears Hy Prisoner in Court
John Krenz faced a police court in Los Angeles as a young woman accused him of making eyes at her. He shocked prosecutors and won discharge by presenting a glass eye valued at 81.25 on the judge’s desk, a dramatic move that led to his acquittal.
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Backer slams Sheridan as unfit in Ballinger inquiry
Special Agent Horace T. Jones tells a Senate Ballinger Pinchot committee that James M. Sheridan was incapable of conducting hearings and that Gravis knew more law. Jones cites Sheridan’s conduct, lack of protest to Washington, and the Alaska case ties to Garfield’s cabinet fate. Barr corroborates Glavis defense amid cross examination and missing letters dispute.
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Testimony Hints Box Containing Missing Letters At Federal Building
The record notes the box with the missing letters left partly open at the Federal building. Mr Brandes introduced testimony supporting the defense. Prosecution plans to call Gifford Pinchot as a star witness to discuss his experiences with Mr Ballinger on natural resources conservation.
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Father's Revenge Satisfied as Greek Slays Daughter's Slayer
In a two continent pursuit spanning three years, Ersebrites Htotit, 23, is arrested with immigration inspector aid for the slaying of Filiplet Damaskis, 17. Police report Hiotis admitted identity and claimed the killing was accidental after a quarrel with the victim's father Peter Damaskis, who says his wife opposed the union.
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Asquith Faces Ultimatum On Irish Issue In Cabinet Session
Premier Asquith’s Liberals face a veto dilemma as the Irish question looms. A lengthy cabinet meeting signals grave problems with no clear plan. Conservatives and Radicals clash over House of Lords reform and veto power while Irish League warns no Irish support without Lords concession.
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Widow Flagler and companions die in Niagara Falls crash
In a Niagara Falls collision between a motor car carrying Martha Flagler widow of General Benjamin Flagler and a New York Central train, Martha Flagler and Mrs Morris Cohn and Mrs George Nye were killed or fatally injured. Chauffeur William McPhee and Miss Catherine Age 15 were injured. the car was struck near a weather crossing between Niagara Falls and Buffalo. The Flagler and Gaskill families, longtime Washington social leaders, left town after a prior manslaughter case involving Miss Flagler years earlier.
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Long-serving Hancock magistrate marks 51 years on bench
Justice Hartson at 37 sits on Hancock Maryland’s bench as Joseph Harrison, age 87, celebrates decades on the peace court. Born in 1782, Harrison walked 26 miles to Hagerstown in 1869 to qualify before the clerk, has held the office since. The town honors with a Hancock Band performance and gifts from local young women.
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Bank president Byron I Church arrested for $100000 shortage
Byron I Church 36, longtime president of the Bank of Holyrood Kansas, is jailed on charges of wrecking the bank by shortages totaling about 100000. He made a statement before being taken home admitting fortunes were lost through relatives in key posts. His son Kanese Cy Mo is sought. two cashiers Maxwe Church and WW Thomas, nephews of Church, are also wanted.
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