Publicity for Packers Evils Continues in Capitol Debate
The Nel Reynolds report is expected to show slaughterhouse conditions are not as bad as feared, and packers hope a milder portrayal will ease public hysteria and repair damage from agitation. At the Capitol, Wadsworth and Lorimer plan a substitute for Beveridge to satisfy the President, people, and packers. Sulzer’s resolution to force disclosure becomes privileged Tuesday, with possible House action if the President delays.
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Death sentence upheld for Lord Barrington
In Federson City Missouri on June 4 the state supreme court en banc affirmed the death sentence for Lord Seymour Barrington for the murder of James P. McCann. Execution was set for July 26. Judge Valliant filed a dissent, joined by Judge Graves. the rest concurred with an earlier division No 2 opinion by Judge Fax.
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Supreme Court
Ep Banc Today
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Fax
Dogs Kill Five Persons in Labrador Coast
Reports from Labrador state that five people were killed and eaten by newage dogs along the coast during the past winter. The dogs, mingled with wolves, have previously killed residents. One victim was a 35 year old man. others included an elderly man, his wife, daughter, and grandchild.
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St Johns
Newfoundland
Labrador
Warning on fatigue and vitality from Hood's Sarsaparilla
A promotional notice urges readers to address fatigue after exertion by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. It claims tiredness signals declining vitality and warns sufferers to begin using the product immediately, advertising a four-bottle offer.
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Real with Jerome saved from jail sentence trial notes reveal Bucklin home signing
In a New York trial, evidence shows a youth signed three notes for $100,000 each at Bucklin’s Schuyler apartments, not at Canfield’s gambling house. Testimony suggests the youth may have been kept overnight after a losing session while notes were prepared for signature. A secret deal with prosecutors is alleged, and Reginald Vanderbilt’s lawyer refused to discuss compromise details.
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Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Wilkie
Millworkers Demand Wage Restore in Fall River
Special to The Washington Post from Fall River Mass reports 20000 textile operatives seek restoration of July 19H wages, effectively a 1 cent increase per hour. Manufacturers reject, citing last fall's sliding scale trial year. Arbitration urged as conference ends without agreement. Textile council to meet again to review market conditions and profits.
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Fall River
Mass
Textile Council
Pearre Organ Campaign in Allegany County Nomination Fight
Col George A Pearre and supporters launched a campaign in Allegany County as Lloyd Lowndes rivals press attacks from the Daily News. The Evening Times, Allegany County Democratic organ, features Pearre with a double column portrait and defends his bid for the congressional nomination by shifting to the Democratic paper for space to respond.
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Death of Coroner Purvis in Alexandria
Dr W F Purvis, coroner of Alexandria, died after a two month illness from tuberculosis of the throat. He was appointed by the Virginia governor and came from a prominent Virginia family. Survived by his wife. Chicago broker Blair commits suicide by drinking carbolic acid amid financial troubles.
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Cleveland
Ohio
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Blair
At Any Price Choice of Single or Double Breasted Coat
A range of coats offered in single or double breasted styles with the latest aut vest and stylish patterned trousers. Coats available fully lined half lined or skeleton, presenting varied warmth and form.
Controversy Lashes Louisiana Over White Man's Lynch Trial
Three Louisiana parishes clash over the Robe rt Rogers lynching in Madison Parish after a venue change from Richland Parish. Mob violence, mob leaders including Dr Frank Brown, and railway support spark legal action. Grand jury to indict lynchers. Rogers’ widow seeks $100000 damages from the railroad.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
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Blounce
Tallulah In A Special Train Hired For This Purpose By Dr. Brown
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Fort Lee Dogs Robbed In On The Spot Draft Fight
New Yorkers visiting Taylorville Athletic Club staged a supposed dog fighting match with Bil the town dog. The strangers claimed a dog could beat Bil and arranged a $75 side. The event ended when Bil fled and the two men fled with the stake. Police came but made no arrests.
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Six Bitten by Vicious Dog in Baltimore Rampage
A large Baltimore boar hound ran amuck, injuring six people and biting a patrolman during a citywide chase. Police fired a dozen shots. the dog was captured after biting six, with injuries including arms, face, and head. Victims include Libby Schear and Francis Redmond. Rabies suspected. Police and crowds fled in fear across major streets.
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Maggie Cline Injured in Red Bank Carriage Collision
Vaudeville singer Maggie Cline suffered injuries when her carriage collided with an automobile in Red Bank New Jersey last night. She was thrown from the carriage bruised and stunned with possible internal injuries feared.
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Death by Carbolic Acid Shocks Huntington Community
A 15 year old girl in Huntington West Virginia died by taking carbolic acid at 2 o clock. she is the tenth suicide in a week linked to grief after her brother was killed by a train. The city faces a wave of self inflicted deaths as authorities note the trend and name the deceased Miss Anree. In Cumberland Maryland James Randa dies after a fall from an embankment near the swinging bridge in Westernport while dodging a train. he was a Mason.
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Flip Flap Equaled World's Record at Belmont
New York reports Flip Flap equal to the world mark of 1:125 in the Belmont Park meeting, with Cairngorm and Fiip Flap racing head to head and Fiip Flap just beating Cairngorm by a nose. Three favorites win as Dolly Spanker and others perform in a fast card.
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Latonia Track Record New Mile Time by Douglas
Cincinnati Ohio June 1 not a favorite day at Latonia as Cal Douglas set a new mile track record in the free handicap the fourth race with 1 3 1 5 time breaking the previous 1 39 1 2 mark Track fast results list multiple races with winners and notable contenders across six seven events including Lidwina Golden Mineral Carew Colonel Jim Douglas Devnty Dame Follies Bergeres Englishman and others in close finishes noted across the card.
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Maher Wins Oaks Stakes at Epsom in Rainstorm
In a rain swept Oaks Stakes at Epsom, Maher rode Keystone II to victory over Gold Ricch and Snow Glory. The one mile and 3 furlongs race drew twelve starters with betting 6 to 2 for Keystone II and 5 to 1 for Gold Ricch. The Derby and Oaks double was last achieved in 1896.
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Ricch
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Elmont Park Racing Entries Amid Mixed Stakes and Sprints
Racing notes from Elmont Park list entries across six races with three year olds and up in sprints, steeplechase, and handicap events. Notable names include Charles Edward Desand Philander Okenite Park No Fogus and Dromedary in various purse and stake races.
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Horse Races and Odds From Mixed Derby Card
The article lists multiple races with varied purses and horse names such as El Ouros Robin Hood Tern's Rod Don Domo and Minnehsha. It details fourth to seventh races with distances from one mile to five and a half furlongs, selling races, and prices in dollars or fractions, alongside jockeys and horses like Hyperion and Money Mues.
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Smathers Wins Point In Trotting Case In Court
New Haven Conn June 1 The National Trotting Association won a decisive victory in U S Circuit Court denying Memphis Trotting Association request to restrain the inquiry into alleged drugging of Lou Dillon in the Memphis Trot for Major Delmar held October 13 1914 Judge Townsend ruled the Memphis group approved the inquiry and the NTA may continue its investigation President Johnson said the inquiry would proceed as planned
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GOOD SPORT AT BRIGHT WOOD HARNESS RACES
Report from Brightwood on a 214 pace card with six of eleven starters in the final heats. Coupon won the final heat of the 2 5 pace unfinished Thursday, Wharior took straight heats, Sea Gate won the five furlong dash, Fire Fly the mile dash, and Conroy and others are listed among entries. Supreme Court ousts Delmar Jockey Club for charter violations and imposes a 5000 fine.
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Deutschland Passes La Provence at Sea
Hamburg American Line steamer Moltke reports Deutschland met the French steamer La Provence late last night while crossing the Atlantic. La Provence left New York at 1 2 and Deutschland at 18 15 pm, both vessels sailing from New York the previous morning. Captain Keempff relayed the wireless confirmation to Captain Ruser.
Honest-made E. B. clothing lines in Baltimore workrooms
The ad touts Honest-made Ready-to-wear garments labeled E. B. with faultless fit and quality. It highlights Sergei and Fancy 2-piece suits, three-piece options, and exclusive patterns priced from $10 up to $35, promoting customer loyalty.
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