Controversy Over Meat Inspection Power in Congress
Lawmakers clash over Beveridge plan for meat inspection, fearing federal control could become a political machine. Pack General Lorimer pushes for state inspection with federal oversight to protect trade and avoid confiscation of packers plants. Crumpacker offers a state collaboration bill limiting federal reach, while Wadsworth and others seek a balanced solution with Chicago and packers watching closely.
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Ttis
Kaylog
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Beveridge
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Chicago
York
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Colorado
Crumpacker
Indiana
Timgell
Arget
Secretary of Agriculture
Statenes
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Waliams and Seizer
Nevil-Reynolds
Agricultural Committee
William
Department of Commerce and Labor
Butzer
Wadsworth, of the Host Committee On Agriculture
Ise
Proctor
Senate
Lonmer
Pow
Justice Brown Honored by President and Bar
Associate Justice Henry B. Brown, retiring after thirty years on the Supreme Court, was the guest of honor at a dinner by the Bar Association of the District of Columbia at the Willard. President Roosevelt and other top officials attended as speakers praised his service and the court’s role in American government.
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White Denies Claim on Pensioners Funds in Local Trust
White asserts pensioners’ money is held by a local trust company and will not be turned over to him or used for inmate benefits. He claims the farm is not costly and disputes guardian fees. The article centers on his denial, the trust’s custody, and cost implications.
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Salaries and housing at asylum discussed by Dr White
Dr White tells how salaries are set and that the interior approves them, noting physicians earn 900 to 2500 annually and that housing and family allowances are provided at government expense. He claims a husband and child raise a physician’s real pay to about 2600, and comments on male attendants earning more than female staff.
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Winterewan
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Morgue autopsy rules debated at district hearing
Morgue master William Schoneberger testified on autopsy laws in the District of Columbia. He said no autopsies at St. Elizabeths were reported to the anatomical board and that unclaimed bodies after 24 hours must be notified. He noted government asylum bodies seldom arrive and suggested the superintendent should notify the board. The judge questioned fairness to the government facility.
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St. Elizabeth’s
Anatomical Board
District of Columbia
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St Elizabeth's
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Smyser
Congressional Pride and Judicial Honor Speech Excerpt
A damaged OCR passage presents a civic oratory praising Congress the Supreme Court and the presidency. It quotes assurances of integrity and duty, notes admiration for Justice Brown and references a broad roster of officials and attendees. The fragmentary text hints at a formal reception or tribute with high named figures.
Man Arrested After Barricade With Daughter In Virginia Home
Orlan Clyde Cullen was seized last night after barricading himself in a third floor bath room on 3 B street with his eight year old daughter holding a shotgun. Deputies pressed the attack as Cullen allegedly tried to reach a roof hatch. The weapon was unloaded. Cullen surrendered after a pursuit that drew a crowd to the precinct station. He faces a fugitive-from-justice charge over fraudulent use of the mail tied to a Harrisonburg correspondence bureau.
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Harrisonburs. Va
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Webb
Harrover
Callahan
Cullen
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Harrisonburg
Apitezo cereal touted as balanced daily nourishment
Advert announces Apitezo as a cereal with proper nutrients, claiming easy digestion and superior nourishment to beef or eggs. It includes vegetable iron to boost red blood cells, promising fewer tonics after a month, with Apitezo Biscuits at 15c and Apiteo Grains at 1c, sold by grocers nationwide.
Bulldog Attack Sparks Dupont Circle Furore
A bulldog attacked pedestrians in Dupont Circle last night after breaking from its owner Mrs. Lester of New Hampshire Avenue. The dog was shot by Policeman Brown of the Third precinct following the incident. Weather reports from the U S Department of Agriculture note fair conditions nationwide with showers in the Middle Atlantic and Ohio Valley regions.
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