Political Strife Ties Roosevelt Anti Trust Suit to Beef Packers
The beef packers are accused of engineering a general strike to derail President Roosevelt's re election campaign. Washington officials say the move aims to stall the anti trust case as the administration seeks to enforce federal law. The packers claim ample beef on hand and deny intent to harm consumers or the administration.
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Beef Trust
Roosevelt
Washington
Knox
United Sates
Chicago
Chicago Appealed To the Federal Vaurta
Iuoranatag
Grimavio
Uited States Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Fea
Department of Commerce and Labor
Beer Trust
Strike Reaches New York Meat Plants and Prices Jump
New York on July 14 faced a mass walkout as 6000 men from the Amalga mated Meat Cutters and Butchers' Workmen of America quit. Beefs supplies dwindled, prices rose amid fears of a meat famine if the strike persists beyond two weeks. Rail and retail meat distribution disrupted. Armour reports sufficient stock for two weeks.
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New York
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers’ Workmen of America
Twelfth Avenue
Rho
Benchmen’s Association
Fortgird
Forty-sixth Street
Kansas City Meat Strike Shifts Killing in City
Local packing houses adjust to the strike with some plants resuming limited killing. Armour’s reopens on a small scale while other plants plan quickly to resume with new workers. The disruption threatens families of idle packing-house workers amid flood relief efforts.
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Kansas City
Garde
Armour’s
Kane
Little friction at Omaha as three packers slaughter cattle
In Omaha on July 1 three packing houses Swift Ar m our and Omaha Packing Co slaughtered cattle while Cudahy halted operations. About 1,600 workers from mechanical and engineering departments joined strikers bringing total out to around 5,500 at South Omaha. Few incidents occurred as strikers kept distance from plants and a non union man Louis Hodestine was struck several times before returning to Omaha. A wagon of ore en route to a plant was turned back by attackers.
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Brox Smnit
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Nelson Morris & Co
Hover & Co
Roberts & Oakes, Boyd & Lanham
Thome Phorkidsen & Co
Poutghlas Berera
Aremen’s Union
Omaha
Nebr
Swift’s
Armour's
Omaha Packing Company
Cudahy
South Omaha
Holyroorn
Louis Hodestine
Cote
Attikera
Meat Unfit for Food In St Louis July
Meat from cattle suspected of Texan fever was captured today by Chief Inspector Atringer. It was being delivered to the poor houses, the insane asylum, and three city hospitals. City Veterinarian Kammerer said one animal showed virulent blood poisoning, rendering the meat poisonous even when cooked.
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St. Louis
Atringeraa
Kammerer
London Meat Strikes Warn of Rising Prices
London July 1 reports swift and ongoing strikes at U S dry docking houses threaten British meat costs. Swift & Co manager warns without quick settlement meat prices rise, with U S beef at 20 cents per pound now and likely 25 cents if disruption persists. Refrigerated imports from Argentina and Australia may be used but current supplies are not contracted and dealers fear broad price spikes.
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London
United States
Thore
Swift & Co
Great Britain
Argentina
Australia
Prominent Hair Treatment Ad at Eleventh Street Corner Luxor
An old style advertisement highlights hair care by JOHN WOODBURY D. L. at 02 Elev enth and Corner F Luxu offering furthers in dandruff relief and luxurious, soft, and beautiful hair. The snippet emphasizes freedom from dandruff with expert products.
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John Woodbury
D. L
F. Luxu
Meat supplies tighten as Chicago packing strikes hit Washington
Washington abattoirs struggle to meet demand as three independent plants supply about a quarter of city meat. Prices rise with beef up 8 cents and pork 2 cents from a week ago. Local butchers fear shortages worsen if packing-house disputes persist. Independent firms like Thomas T. Redane and Keane abattoirs face shutdowns while other plants cannot yet relieve the strain.
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Washington
Chicago
Graham
Armour Packing Company
Virginia
Carter & Keane
Thomas ‘T. Redane
Baness
Armours
Cafe & Reine
Haney Prieaa
Bae Large Pocuinehenges
Bwitt & Co
H. Hammond
Ehwarsehild & Mulaberger
Cudahy
Nelaen Morrie
Hany
Esneerna
Pittepurg
Geulevilie
Asa
Royal Independent
Iden & Co
Haven
Loeffler
Minneapeli
Minn
Minneapolia
Heer
Milwaukee
Wis
Priaca
Tndianapole
Ind
Indianapolis
Indianapolia
Peoria
Denver
Cole
San Francisco
New England
Boston
Detf Dedlera
New York
Providence
R. I
Ames
Ehvanded
Prices Rise Across Cities From Mutcher Strike
The July report shows meat price increases across U S cities due to a packinghouse strike. Philadelphia notes 1 cent rise per pound in meat and 0.5 cent in beef, while Pittsburgh reports up to 2 cents, with shortages. Cleveland and Detroit anticipate limited effects, and New England faces potential shortages with higher wholesale and retail prices spreading regionally. Local supplies and recalls vary by city.
Meat strikes ripple through U S wholesale markets
Reports from cities including New Baren Syracuse Baltimore Atlanta and New Orleans detail price rises and tightening meat supplies amid a nationwide strike by meat cutters and Western packers. News notes wholesale beef up to 4 cents a pound in some hubs while pork gains vary and shortages emerge locally.
Supreme Court bound? Wisconsin unions hit by void labor contracts
Milwaukee Judge Ludwig declares contracts by incorporated unions with manufacturers prohibiting non union workers as void. Ruling holds such agreements strike at the right of contract and could create a monopoly by excluding nonmembers, potentially affecting future cases if upheld by the state Supreme Court.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ludwig
Circuit Court
Queston
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Milwaukee Custom ‘Tailors’ Union
Wembley
Siserimng Pon
The
Ecreementa
Seized by Customs on Steamship Shimosa in New York
New York customs inspectors seized over forty cases aboard the steamship Shimosa, which arrived from eastern ports, finding cashmere shawls silk handkerchiefs cigars cigarettes costly china ware and curios not listed on the manifest. The captain denied knowledge of the goods, and Acting Solicitor McAvoy said the violation is failing to declare all articles on board for entry, not a smuggling case.
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New ‘York
Golleeter McAvoy
United States
Suicide at St Louis details of Denver youth Parker
A Denver railroad family reports the death of John W Parker eighteen at the Metropole Hotel Denver after taking prussic acid in St Louis while visiting the World's Fair. He had shown melancholy for a week but gave no reason for his detention and his father Charles A Parker, traffic manager of Colorado Fuel and Iron, offered no explanation. The Kingston Stetson Hall news notes a new Stetson University president Dr Tincoln Fulley of Bucknell Harvard and Chicago PhD. An auto crash in Providence Rhode Island leaves Oscar L Judd of Newark NJ dead from a skull fracture yesterday.
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Denver
St. Louia
St. Louis
Yohn W. Parker
Charles A. Parker
Colo
John W. Parker
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Colorado Railway Bureau
Stetson Hall
de Land
Tincoln Fulley
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Stetton University
Buckell
Harvard
University of Chicago
Stetaen
Question of U S rights in Maine wreck contract
Cuban government plans to hire F Gowell to raise the battleship Maine from Havana harbor mud after the 1898 explosion. Sewell seeks US rights in the wreck before proceeding. Navy Judge Advocate General to consider whether the wreck is abandoned and how the Executive may relinquish US property without law. Cuba reportedly does not claim ownership, aiming only to clear navigational hazards.
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F. Gowell
New Orleans
Navy Department
Maine
Havana
Mrr. Sewell
United States
Judge Advocate General of
Navy
Executive Branch
Freight Conductor Allman Killed in Deans Wend Yard Accident
Frank Allman a Pennsylv a railroad freight conductor died after a misstep leaving a car and being run over near Deans Wend station as his crew moved the ill fated engine His body was found by James Rowe a Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad brakeman Coroner Nevitt ordered removal to the morgue Allman aged about fifty lived at 31st street southwest and is survived by his widow and one child The investigation into the circumstances was to be completed today
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Frank Allman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Deans Wend
James Rowe
Richmond, Frederiekeburg and Potomac Railroad
Beardant
Nevitt
Allman
Court Reprimands Policeman After Shreeves Beatings
Edward Shreeves a prisoner reported being clubbed by Crossing Policeman Hollis after an incident at New Jersey avenue and D street northwest. Howard Shreeves thirty, arraigned for disorderly conduct, fined ten dollars. bonds accepted on assault charges. Shreeves treated at Casualty Hospital for two long gashes on the scalp.
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Edward Shreeves
Howard Shreeves
Myrtle Street
Hollis
Kimball
Shreeves
New Jersey Avenue
D Street
Rosamond Stewart Weds Charles Davis in Boston
Rosamond Stewart a Washington stenographer and Charles Davis a Syracuse millionaire married quietly in Boston at the New Winthrop Hotel last month. The couple, who met on first sight, plan a foreign honey moon aboard the Cymria beginning tomorrow. Davis, turning sixty five, will celebrate his birthday in Europe with his bride. Davis has a brother with a summer home at Husmerds Bay. Stewart previously worked at the Patent Office in Weathingtak and resided at the Stratford Hotel.
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Washington Post
Boston
Mass
Charles Davis
Syracuse
Rosamond Stewart
Coupil
New Winthrop Hotel
Winthrop
Davin
Europe
Mr. Davis
Husmerds Bay
Misa Stewart
Tratford
Japan Open to Christianity, Silver Bay
Rev. George P. Pierson of the Presbyterian mission at Yeno Japan spoke at a Young Women's Christian Association conference urging immediate Christianity for Japan. He noted Japan is more open to Christianity than ever but fears Japan may crystallize and invent a national religion to shut out Christianity.
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Silver Bay
George P. Pierson
Presbyterian
Yeno
Japan
Appellate Court Dismisses Certiorari in Lewindin Contempt Case
New York July 18 The appellate division of the Supreme Court dismisses the writ of certiorari by Jease Lewisohn and affirms Judge McMahon proceeding in General Sessions Court for contempt for refusing to testify in proceedings tied to Richard Canfield. Maritime dispatch reports Aldborough ashore at Acklin Island in total loss. Survivor of the Maine case: Jerry Shea arraigned for vagrancy claiming Maine disaster survivor status, released on personal bonds.
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Appellate Division
The
Supreme Court
Jease Lewisohn
McMahon
Court of General Sessions
Lewindin
Richard Canfield
Baltimore
Maritime Exchange
London
Aldborough
Daiquirt
Acklin Island
Maine
Hie
Jerry Shea
Fourth Precinct
Nic
Jerry
Havens Harbor
Washington
Quarrel Ends in Stabbing on Northeast Streets
Otto Motz, 40, of 1400 First Street, was stabbed in the left shoulder during a quarrel at M1 street in the northeast yesterday. He was taken to See Homeopathic Hospital for treatment. George Woods, described as a wanderer, is the suspect in the incident.
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Durne
Yeterday
Otto Motz
First Street
Snoukler
George Woods
See Homeopathic Hospital
Odt
Death by own action in St Louis man identified by cards
A man about thirty five with no underclothes shot himself in a vacant lot at Spring and Hewert streets after destroying identification. He carried restaurant cards from Hantern Branch Cottage Washington DC and a Baltimore and Ohio railroad ticket. Police seek Washington contacts for identity and background.
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St. Louis
Washington
Iititlald
Baltimore
Ohio
Lawn fete opens at St Stephen's Institute grounds
St Stephen's Institute launched its first lawn festival last night on the Travers estate grounds at Twenty fourth and M streets north west to raise funds for Sunday school rooms. More than 200 attended as a 40 by 40 dancing pavilion and Japanese lanterns illuminated the grounds with music from a volunteer orchestra. The program featured vaudeville acts, mandolin and choir numbers, and a lively side show while various stands offered candy and fortune telling to aid the fundraiser.
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Travers
Twenty-fourth
M Streets
Harry Kidwell
Nelle Masterson
St. Stephen’s Church
T. J. Trodden
Ama Elbert
St Stephen's Institute Mandolin Club
St. Stephen's Church
Nellie Gillen
West End
Mandolin Club
S J. Stephen's Institute Mandolin Club
Eugene F. Welch
Ward Norris
B. F. Toulotte
Emanuel Cheffell
Mary Welch
Tom Trodden
Joseph Welch
John Boyton
St. Stephen’s
James Butler
Carolina Lintian
Mina Gers
Annie O'Neill
Mary 2. Gibbens
J. Ewin Young
Ghatmany Ey
Ahrewn
Emohe
Ant
Danie W. Steene
Phomaa J. Tredden
John Boylan
Ward Genede
Rev
T Gibbens Ras Fhe
Hickins'grounds
Finenes
Pavia Wiha
Maurice Lanman
Weather Conditions Local Weather Report
Temperature at midnight was 67 degrees with readings through the morning rising to a high near 77 and a low around 62. Relative humidity varied from 39 to 66 percent, sunshine about 147 percent of possible, and overnight rainfall totals were minimal. High tides occurred in the morning and evening, with temperatures similar to the prior year’s levels and temperatures reported for other cities with rain over the previous twelve hours.
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Weather Bureau
Wodsenday
Eastera
Gentral Dietriota
Midis Atlantic
Kana
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
Staten
New England
Rocky Mountain
Dakotas
Mididaippi
Missouri Valley
Upper Lake Region
Nisstaippi
Tenneses
Lower Lake Region
Wrather Riport
Ratniai
Multiple bicycle and streetcar accidents plague city streets
A jumble of injuries from bicycle crashes, a streetcar fall, and a dog bite across northwest and southeast Washington. G Mrailha, 25, and Reohel Walters, 400 3 street southeast, are hospitalized with severe injuries after a Pennsylvania avenue collision near Fourth Street Southeast. Charles A. Elvana’s bicycle vanished. detectives arrested Samast McKay, 19, in the day’s wheel disposal attempt. Frank Roberts, 23, fell from a D Street NW streetcar, suffering facial wounds and brief unconsciousness. Richard Smith, 14, was bitten on the arm by a dog owned by Charles Gibson. Willie Pletcher, 6, was struck by a bicycle ridden by Harry Henry and sent to the Emergency Hospital. Lacia Balumba, an Italian, fell under a moving dirt train at Ivy City and was hospitalized.
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G. Mrailha
Reohel Walters
Providence Hospital
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourth Treat
Ersilho
Maneta Fe
Brasilio
Fourteenthtreet
New York Avenue
Charies A. Elvana
Twelfth Street
Nouthwest
Maller and
Cornwall
Samast McKay
Rock Creek Bridge
Frank Roberta
Richard Smith
Itreet Northwest
Ariay
Charles Gibson
Sixth Street Northwest
Herbst
Ite
Willie Pletcher
Alxandria, Court
Harry Henry
Yale Street
Ivy City
Lacia Balumba
Ant
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M. D. Power
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Monte
New Gheana
Treat Meata
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Yesserday
Deanwood
Patent Office
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Boardman
Ghief
Pellea
Matthew Kiely
Charles Kaufman
Washington, D. c
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John Frans
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Kiely
Royal Police
Thomas M. Melda
Willard H. Myers
Pompeo
Lansburgh & Bro
Elmes
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Gwentaat
Beye Peat
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Tallor
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ST. Stephen's
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Kore Closea
Peter Grogan Ween
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Tolman Laundry
Aechsoes Hosvergsos
Tharp
Berkeley
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Iowa
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Ark
Marquette
New Orlesne
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Pa Rey
Louis
Paul
Frazee
Frazee's
Masonic Hall Association
District of Columbia
District of Colubia
Columbia Ma Uonal Bank
Apasonic Hall Association
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Philip F Larner
D.C
American Federation of Labor
P. H. Sugrah
Charles EB. Berry
W_C Shaw
Shaw & Berry Co
J. Lee Whitmore
11Th and
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Berry & Whitmore Co
Eelen Ee
Ballantine’s
Hopef Ally
Dazan
the Shoomaker Company
St. WW
Pa. Ave
Bilverwaore
Macr
Hutterly
St. NW
An & Bro
Mate
McGill &Wallace
Osteopathy
Eset, Main 1782 Af
Hanes Rea Beeehman
WL. T
Osteopathy, & & Powers
A. Wtith
Pope Pig
Alice M. Paterson
Wilbur L. Smith
Munyon
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