Wilson Defends Packers In Chicago Hearing
Testimony detailed odors and filth in meat plants, citing stench from rotten meat and fecal matter. Witnesses described poor ventilation, dirty floors, and brutal treatment of workers, while Wilson urged stringent federal sanitary laws for interstate trade and warned of cattle market panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Neill
Ir. Wilson
Wilson
Nelson-Morns Company
Mr. Wilson
Chicago
West
Adams
Wisconsin
James Brownson Heynolds
Melvin
Bureau of Animal Intry
House
Banks
Congress
Paciers
Hare
Bureau of Animal Industry
Metsrs
Neill
Rey
British War Secretary Probes American Tinned Meat Purchases
In Parliament the debate on army appropriations touches on American meat for the British army. War Secretary Haldane says Britain will buy the best and purest meat, sending an official to the United States to inspect tins and ensure quality before further purchases. The issue ties to a large American meat contract and broader concerns about meat purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Hugh Cecil Lea
Libera
Haldane
United Kingdom
United States
Tive
America
Columbia Golf Club Qualifying Tourney Opens Facing Harban
The Columbia Golf Club inaugurated its spring tournament on the Calumbia Links with sixty four players in qualification rounds. Dr L L Harban led with 160 strokes, while T M Sherman and Sam Dalzell carded 36s in the morning. Sherman excelled in the morning but struggled in the afternoon posting eighty three strokes. prizes await the top finishers across four sixteens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Golf Club
Calumbia Links
L. L. Harban
Columbia
T. M. Sherman
Sadequada Golf Club
Sam Dalzell
Chevy Chise
Sherman
Rownl
Tololo
M. Thompcop
C. AL Lard
Calumbia
A. S. Mattingly
F. M. Sherman
Sadaquada
P. B.S. Columbia
D. J
D. K. Jackson
J.C. Davidson
AB & Dateelt
F&f
Sullivan
E. Danforth
AL Weaver
Columb Ao
Gray
Ty Francis
Columbine
EB. Lewie
Columbius
John FE
Weaver
Platt
Columbia Rc
Dames Baird
Umbia
Seecolumbia
Co. A. Davis
Jon Ne. Wid
McNatly
Colombia
Columbia Ufse
Doremus ‘Machine Company
Truesdell
Green
Davidson
Sample
Catala
Amt
T. Lesile
Hes
Columbie. S
Divan
Vintaigteen
L. L. Werban
A Britton
J. H. Mist
Ana W. M. Gray
B.D. Carust
Wb. Weaver
J. C. Davidson
Thompson
L. West
FE. M. Talcott
P. Moran
R. Lewis
J. H. Clapp
PH. Tumpilert
A. Witer
R. Dabedl
T. Leslie
G. A. Weaver
FP. Pyle
A. Winter
R. D. Dalzéll
Ham
Beaman
F. B. Pyle
J. T. Hough
A. B. Leet
P. B. Hills
A. B. Heaton
P. F. Weaver
F. F. Sullivan
George Derrick
8. Eynon, Jr. D. ¥. Jackson
G. E. Lewis
W. J. Mexar
H. B. Davidson
G. T. Smallowed
D. H. MrAdam Pwil Most
Ham-Reaman
B. Woodruff
E. Greenwald
J. McB. Stecret
T. Feaneta
H.B. Davidson
Platiana
C. A. Crawford
Beavers bribery case ties Green Doremus to payoffs
Testimony by Harbert J. Truesdell, former partner, details secret agreement to pay Beavers for securing his appointment and for selling Doremus and Bundy machines to the government. He describes visits to Platt in New York and Raleigh Hotel discussions, with money routed through the Doremus Machine Company. Cross-examination to focus on the conspiracy charges and evidence of payments to Beavers.
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Beavers
George EB. Green
W. D. Doremus
Harbert J. Truesdell
George W. Beavers
Iin
Truesdell
Bundy
Hecorder Company
Green
Beswers
Truesdéll
Baker
Bundy Recorder Company
Trues
Dell
Platt
Rey
New York
St. James
Raleigh Hotel
Washington
Doremus Company
Raleigh
Truesden
George E. Green
Trueagell
Deremus Machine Company
Citizens’ Bank of Washington
Alr. Beavers
Fish
Board’ of Directors
James W. Sturtevant
First National Bank of Binghamton
N.Y
George
W.’ Benders
Sturtevante
Ceremus Machine Company
Sofnt
McKinley School Row Follows Gardiner Report Tonight
In a heated Daly-Gardner affair at the McKinley Manual Training School, the board of education meets tonight to consider Superintendent Stuart's report urging the dismissal of Principal Gardner and to address charges against Miss Ida Daly. Supporters say four members favor Gardner's removal while others accuse the teachers of intimidation. A large audience is expected as petitions circulate and pupils sing in defense of Gardner.
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Stuart
Gardiner
Miss Daly-Indorse Gardner
Board of Education
Gardner
McKintey Manual ‘Training School
Ida Daly
Dee
Gardjier
Miss Daly
McKinley
Tost
Milas Daly
Rigas
Prin Pal
F. Edwards
McKinley Manual ‘Training School
Msgs
Dentists Welcome Marylanders at Annual Session
The Maryland State Dental Association and the District of Columbia Dental Society held their twelfth annual meeting at George Washington University. Dr. A. W. Harlan of New York City spoke on gum tissue restoration. morning prayers and welcomes opened the sessions. clinics featured lectures on crowns, impressions, porcelain shades, and orthodontia.
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HM. M. Schootey
Re. Sewall
D. No Rust
Harry H. Kelsey
Maryland Association
Dental Association of
Richmond
I. F. Davia
W. TB. Dietten- Werler
D. M. Flatey
Br. H. McNamer
Chester “A. Baker
Baskin
Baltimore
School Superintendent Recommends Retention of Gardner
P Shuart urges the board to keep A Gardner as principal at McKinney Market Fraining school amid protests and petitions from teachers. The pushback notes confidence in Gardner and calls for sustained discipline. a meeting was adjourned to Franklin School for further discussion.
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P. Shuart
A. Gardner
Fraining
Ordinste
Ageinst
Cies
My. Garda
Gardner
Wald School
Gardier
B. F. Edwards
G. A. Weber
Holland
W. Alligur
M.D
Boy in Ulster Flops Into Public Bevy of High School Girls
A 14 year old high school student wearing an old ulster was paced by a crowd near Ninth and F streets northwest after leaving the bathing beach area. Surrounded by onlookers and chased by peers, he dashed across Peon Asylvania Avenue and into Ninth Street as the ulster flapped in the breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittonless
Ulster
Montraent
Ninth
Asylvania
Unclear Weather Forecast Fragments From OCR Source
Fragmented and garbled OCR text describes a broad weather forecast across regions including New England and Middle Atlantic. Mentions unsettled weather with showers in parts of New England and Northwest by Friday and Saturday. Includes scattered city names and times, but many errors and nonsensical phrases.
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New England
Danotaa
Castwart
New, England
Willseeolee
Mississippi Valley
Upper Eahe
Earmer
Middle Atlantic
Stad Atlantic
Corsta
Aulwatig
Grand Danke
Lipper Lakes
Mansauzan
Atlanta
Atlantic
Htamiard
Boston
Hag Ruffila
Pavenport Renter
Cola
Kansas City
Ari ‘Memphia
New' Orleany
New York
N. Ompha
Neb Plesehuirg
East Lake City
Springfield
Vicksbure
San
Waggaman Property Purchased on Wisconsin Avenue
A vocal syndicate represented by Weaver Brog bought five acres of land on Wisconsin Avenue about two blocks north of the cathedral grounds. The consideration is listed as $22,000, with the market value described as rising northwest of the city.
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Waggaman Property
Weaver Brog
Wisconsin Avenue
Cathedral Grounds
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Wadsworth
Mr. Lorimer
Lorimer
Mr. Neil
Aulbbina
Bowles
Mrr. Neill
Cramer
Nell
Leewes
Phive
DR. Harban
Fast Fools
Columbia Links
SintyLtour
Harpan
Shanenty
Susan V. Davidson
H Street
Wills Mountain Sanatorium
M’kinley School Row
Edward E. Holman
George HE. Stroebel
W. J. Brooks
Dward Webster
W. We Allger
G. A. Webber
A.M. Fishel
W. W. Fry
G. Deeds
John J. Cherry
B. F. Smith
W. D. Bailey
J. W. Jacoby
C. W. Melson
Bf, Edwards
C. Fielland
W. W., Alliger
P. J. Dugan
Board of Educatton
Washington, D. C
Castoria
Kia
Lansburc
Seventh St
7H & Bro
Eighth St
Jong
Zoe Gooils
Tetera
Streat
Old” Ulster
Bret
Steinway
Rine Calagsy
PBS
Baby
Fichtone
Huntington
Gabler
Hardman
Rep
Peter Grogan
Sone
Sanders & Stayman
F Street
Horn Te Thorn
OLD Colony CO
Europe
Ignr
St. NW
American Security and Trust Company
Charles J. Bell
Fifteenth
Pennsylvania Ave
THE
LAW Reporter Printing CO
Fifth Street
M. W
Wilkens-Sherry Printing Company
Eleventh and
E Streets
Christian Xander
Alf Chive
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