Packers in Session Scorers Dog Loving Women
More than 49 delegates representing 450 packing and affiliated institutions form the American Meat Packers Association for their sixth annual convention at the New-Wulard. Absence of Armour, Cudahy, Nelson MorJoh, and Sevvitt is noted as their sons will run the business. Jacob Dold is the lone veteran packer present. The session covers tubercular disease stamping and federal versus state regulation, with calls for a federal employee liability law and government supervision of corporations.
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Armour
Swift
Cudaby
Morris
Association—Federal
American Meat Wackers’ Association
Beagan
New Wulard
Cudahy
Nolsom Mor- Joh
Sevitt
Jacob Dold
Agrionshire Wien
A. B. Melvin
Anl
Johnyarrett
Ugmn
Arent Packing
House Ndustry
North America
Sionar Cuno H. Hudalph
Joseph Miércies
Indianapolis
Yaseul
Orner
Ines Urs
Dlasns
Allersah
Rai
Dave Bean
Telight
Auto Crash Damages District Official’s Car
District building. Engineer Commissioner W V Fudson’s car slightly damaged in collision with a Capital Traction streetcar on Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street ice. Chauffeur Gehr Zimmerman cites icy pavement. One streetcar damaged. Theodore Moffett riding a bicycle at Fourteenth and H Streets NW struck by T W Mattingly’s car. Moffett not seriously injured and declined hospital. Inscoe injured in sleigh collision at E Potomac and Twelfth NW. thrown from sleigh with light injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ais
W. V. Fudson
Collston
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Gehr Zimmerman
Hwkawise
Theodore Moffett
Fourteenth
T. W. Mattingly
Ho & Street Southeast
Moffett
M. WB. Inscoe
Patrost
Poonesivenie Atsnuc
Twelfth Street
Inscoe
Bestaine Boy Peddlers Prohibition Bill Reported
The commissioners sent a bi to Congress to bar boys under four from selling goods or working on streets after 8:30 p m the police approve the measure. A rival provision on telegraph company employer age to 21 was reported adversely by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Police Department
Eratave
Beef Profits Hidden by By-Product Offsets Says Trial
Government testimony in Chicago reveals how beef packers used hides values to mask profits. Records from Morris & Co. show a switch in practice between 1907 and 1909, removing credit for hides and driving up costs. The government argues this enabled higher beef prices without signaling excess profits. A subsidiary with $15,000 capital reportedly earned $3,000,000 in a year, highlighting profits tied to packer pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Morris & Co
Harry A. Trimming
Lmne
WIFE GONE REFUSES TO EAT AS MAN CLAIMS MARRIAGE TROUBLE
Chicago reports a husband Vince Braun claims his wife left after she declared he was a hindrance to her success. He says she has been gone hours and refuses to eat, while detailing financial notes about packers and by products. The couple married less than a year.
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Tyr Aod
Sate
Ad Bidoa
Danvaryi
Sug Mare
Crete
Morrin & Co
Jean
Vhicago
Bert Braun
Ager
Braun
Yaport- Wien
Bla
Herauss
High Step War Draws 200 Names to Petition
A Washington meeting of prominent society women attacked Congress for cutting district and Census estimates while funding railroads. Miss Richards and Miles Eilgabuth led the anti high step campaign. Over 200 signatures were added to street car petition efforts and plans were announced for wider mobilization and cross city support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popies Clase
Misa Richards
Miles Eilgabuth
Brown
High Etepa
Scores
Washington
Richarda
Congress
House of Representatives
Rishardy
Durand
ST Weneyr
Geony Stern
Elit
Hitchcock
Miss Brown
Ft? Euclid Street
North Weal
Flan
Second Regiment Receives New Color in DC National Guard Review
The Second regiment of infantry DC National Guard was reviewed at Market Armory. Gen James A Drain of Washington State National Guards presented a color to Col William Harvey and his men. Drain urged readiness amid war talk as a necessity, with Hobson expected to present but delayed by a telegram from Prince, West Virginia. A dance followed the review, with the Second Infantry providing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamey A. Drala
District of Columbia National Guards
Genter “Market
Willim E. Harvvey
James A. Drain
Washington State National Guards
Drain
Crain
State Mill
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Col. Harvey
Prince
W. Va
Second Infantry Hana
Police Seek Preacher in Peritonitis Malpractice Case
Coroner rules Misa Elate Coe died of peritonitis caused by malpractice. Police pursue Rev. D. McFarland once head of Pittsburgh high school’s academic department, and Rollin McConnell now in Chicago offices, following an ante mortem statement by the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillabureh. Pa
Misa Elate Coe
D. McFarland
Pittsburgh High School
Alvan Coe
Farland
Ebury
McFarland
Rollin McConnell
Chicago
Taft’s Guards Gause Row Blocks Resolution of Thanks
A Washington organization blocks a resolution thanking Representative Burleson of Texas for aid in moving police from the White House to street duty. The meeting derides Burleson, arguing he caused officers’ removal, and the issue is referred to the association’s executive committee amid a flurry of committee appointments and contentious remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burleson
Texas
White House
St. Penneylvana Avenue
Bouthesat
Charles A. Aifetde
M. Weller
Gorry
Association For Action
Anscostis
Thomas U. Grnith
Meg. Woller
John Weedon
Sidney Bieber
H. J. Simpson
Gomnister
Pe Amiaan
Saint Wok
Hagen
Erespergturon
Cistam Ford
Ji ‘Tomperziurer Matiday
Ranadet
Ska
jWillams
Wala
gutRate
Pasir
Charles “Ar
Cioran
amMons
MA. Custin
A. Fehe
Procter
James Fese Dehn
Patind
Penit
Takoma Park Meeting Fears School Pay Cuts Hit Teachers
Takoma Park residents at a Takoma Park Civic Association meeting blasted plans to reduce teacher pay by up to 20 percent. Dr W W Fookberger and Dr Stockberger warned of staff shortages and rising costs, urging Congress to fund the Takoma Branch Library and public schools, while officials pressed for a protest letter to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takoma Park
Distriet
W. W. Fookberger
Huye
Secant Kerr Patin
Ehics
Harlan Estate Petition Seeks Administration of Justice John Mare Harlan
The late Associate Justice John Mare Harlan's estate, valued around 17000, faces debts of about 40000 with four life policies totaling 11800. Letters of administration were sought by James S. Harlan, who was appointed administrator, with bonds set at 900. Widow Mulyina Harlan and most children joined in the request. Richard D. Harlan is abroad. Net balance to widow and five children. Edith Corning and Dr Erastus Corning named among claimants. Attorney Charles T. Bady represents the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Dr. Stackbeiner
James S. Hariqn
Agaociation
James W. Commission
Heebars W. Lawson
Committee On
Takoma
Rome
School Association
Congressa
Thomas €. Clark
Takoma Turk Fresbyterian
Thia
Herbert D. Lawson
Homer K. Butler
J. H. Arnold
Eyre
W. W. Stockberger
H. D. Lawson
RD. Rash
J. A. le Clerc
H. ¥.Patt
John Mareshall Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Rester Jay
District Supreme Court
Interataty Commerce Convingeioner
Jamey 3
Harlan
Wright
Mul Yina Harlan
Richard D. Harlan
Grosd
Justica
Washington
Weather Conditions Report Signals Warm Southwest Shift
Weather bulletin from January 1 to 6 notes a shift from abnormal cold to warmer air across the country. High Atlantic winds, cooler New England, and rising temperatures in the western plains are reported with rain and snow in the lake and mid-Atlantic regions. Forecast calls for warmer trends Tuesday and Wednesday, with cold fronts and winds expected along the coast.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Warhlogion
Alanke
Coe Aleutian
Dutch Harbor
Unaikska
Canadian
Wiemaidéie
Rocky Mountains
New England
Thia Mlorgin
Lake Region
Uble
Amidale
Atlantic
Newdom Mteaieipot
Ohio
Lace
Apa
Warner
Plains
West Gulf
Asahiere
Toseday
Prt
Tate
Ahd
Gotaf
Bigpury
Amstenrressecante
Yd Oe
Yea. m
Crippled Officer Hero Guards Woman From Husband
New York, Jan 11. Patrolman James J. Redmond, confined to bed with injuries, crawled to retrieve his revolver and held Frieda Stringham's husband at gunpoint after she called for help. Stringham yielded when warned by the officer, who was assisted by another officer and later held on a felonious assault charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. Redmond
Jamates
Frieda Stringham
Stringham
Hedmond
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived at New York Port
Arrivals include Ne York Minnebah from Condon and Southampton New York from New York with several vessels due to dock. Bremen Ghemmiur and Lor Naw Tork report progress toward New York, with others like Sable Islanda Bretagne Haute and Nioww Amattedeya listed for upcoming berths Wednesday or Saturday.
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Ne York
Minnebaha
Condon
Southampton
New York
Queenstown
Haxopia
Taver
Chretlansand
Ower I
Bremen
Ghemmiur
Lor Naw
Tork
Francania
Liverpool
Sable
Qin Haute
Nioww
Amattedeya
Rollantam
Cedric
Frat S. Ober Marries Josephine Robb at Garfield Hospital
Frank Ober, a New York attorney, was married to Josephine Robb while hospitalized at Garfield. The ceremony, held at 1 am, was witnessed by close relatives. Doctors reported no improvement in Ober's condition as his wife and Dr. Leech kept vigil through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Ober
Josephine Robb
Garfield Hospital
Frank & Ober
New York
Garfield Horpitaliers
Summoni
W. S. McKenney, Pester
New York World
Olin D. Leech
Obers
Tie
Nearly Frozen on Dare By Daredevil Dennis Gyles
Dennis Gyles a 67 year old Garfigh resident walked out on the Eastern Branch near the Anagestia Bridge after a dare. He slipped into the water and struggled for about an hour as four friends tied coins into a rope to pull him to shore. He was rescued and rushed to the hospital in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Gyles
Garfigh
BD. C
United States
Lyles
Anagestia Bridge
Lyléa
Hhe Hospital
Greek Killed by Carbon Monoxide in Suspected Accident
Antonios Panopoulos a Greek restaurant keeper in Northwest Washington was found dead in a room above his business after a carbon monoxide leak from an unventilated water heater. Coroner Nevitt noted the danger and urged an inquest while Congress may press for heater inspections following previous CO deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonios Panopoulos
Nevitt
Congress
Antonion Panopoulos
22Nd Street
Theodore Cheekalos
Palace
Seventh Precinct
Ebey and
Steinbraker
Hove
Paropoulos
Georgetown University Hospital
Margaret
Shawhan
Massachusetts Avenue
Austin
Campbell
Fire Endangers Dozen Women in Cleveland Building
A fire in a five story Cleveland building housing Browning King & Co and Baker-Haum with Miller Millinery caused a blast in the basement. Dozen women workers fainted from smoke released by unknown origin, all were carried out and revived. Property damage runs well above 100000 dollars as clerks faced a sudden blaze in the retail district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Browning, King & Co
B. R. Baker-Haum & Co Clothiers
Miller Millinery Company
Ene Avenue
Mary King Babbitt Dies From Fumes at Home
New York report says Mrs Mary King Babbitt wife of author Queene Howard Babbitt was found asphyxiated at her home in the city today. The coroner ruled death accidental caused by fumes from a small gas heater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
Mary King Babbitt
New York
Janis
Queene Howard Babbitt
Hoy
Local names feature in brief community note
A short item lists individuals including Van Wallace and Tres Bradley alongside Janis Laird in a neighborhood announcement. The fragment records names tied to a local event or notice, with no dates or locations clearly stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wallace Chiswas Cow Tope
Tres Bradley
Janis Laird
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Packers
Wilson
Secueture
Wilton
Ldu
Fis
Tudsor
Jamamindones
Fachine Abiag
Bestbaine Boy Peddlers
Commissionera
Angwaners
Hitles
Axlx
Méceis] & Co
Aveband
Tin
Miss Richards
Palidy
E. V. Brown
Militia
Preacher
Galt & Wro
Everaper
Panama Exposition
Charles’ C. Moore
San Francisco
Taft
Gause Row
Aarlan
Will
Assahs School Plan
Stogkberger
Jon
Bis
Patréna
Benking
Shwe Tranaait & General Banking
Businege
United States Trust Company Syntheny
15Th and H Sts
Dare
Kennia Lyles Brecka
Lansburgh & Bro
7Th Street
George A. Mills Mer. Vhone North
GEO
A. Dickel & CO. Distillers
Nashville, Tenn
Tharp
Berkeley
Rye
Malin
Pe Vprinter
Ese Raa A Os
Rha ScoTca
Henero
John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
K St
Georges & Son, Inc
Stret N
Pedro Domecq
Rengenel
Christian Xamder
ST. Sootenn
Specia
Sabla
Nathan B
Sort Sm Gkber
Bestanin L. Putasey
Tou Co
Spuerd Company
Bral Be Poe
Iran
M. Hamers
Dougea
James J. Mescatie
Thomas H Melon
Culaghia
Magney ‘Trust Company
Quigg Geveca
Bam
Jona Hholan
Henry White
Welker
American Second Trust Company
Verplownla Avenue
Fiftwenth
Wistunatan
Charles J Bevi
James F. Hood
EWALT
Washington Poat Company
Fenays
Verve
Washington, D. C
Foxln R. McLean
Anward McLean
Tui
Hore Plate Glass Insurance Company
Washagton
M. T. Finnan
Hallestine
Newark
Ana
Aeah
A. Heomaker Co
Emerson Institute
Streat Northwest
Winslow H. Randolph
Pancipal
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