New Meat Bill Drafted For Sanitary Meat Inspection
A draft by Samuel H Cowan for a national meat inspection bill seeks sanitary standards in packing plants, with Presidential tacit approval. It exempts small dealers, requires destruction or repurposing of condemned carcasses, and mandates inspection across interstate commerce under Secretary of Agriculture rules. The measure aims to restore public confidence and curb unsafe meat and meat products.
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Wilson presents bill mirroring committee substitute
Thomas P Wilson, manager for the Welson-Morrin Company, represents the packers and submits a draft bill. He asks the committee to adopt it, noting Wilson's bill is similar to the committee substitute that has been printed.
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Beveridge
Thomas P Wilson
Welson-Morrin Company
Ottawa MPs debate U S meat import ban protest
Montreal MP Robert Bickerdike urges Canada to prohibit all American canned goods amid Chicago meat packer revelations. He argues inspection fails once canned and calls for possible prohibition until sanitation is proven. Montreal workers threaten a meat boycott to protest opaque U S packing.
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Ontario
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Chicago
Canada
Oods
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Montreal
United States
Given Ag
Two Fight For Seats Mears canvass active in Virginia race
Primary to settle contest in First Virginia Congressional District set for Saturday. Judge Brooke and Col Cabell Jr of Norfolk are named as contenders in the Second District. Maynard seeks re election with opponents rising in scattered districts as party factions maneuver.
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Washington Post
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Walliam A Jones
Harry L Maynard
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Col Slemp
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Hiforts
Gen Ayres Angetingshis
British Critics Push Glossy Talk Of Fiendship Abroad
Bishop Potter and Mrs Potter arrived in New York after eight months touring Europe and Africa aboard the Celtic. Potter criticized English American attitudes, calling much of the “gush” over friendship mere pretense and noting Americans openly airing faults. He discussed George Washington ancestry, the recovered Washington coat of arms, and a mistaken theft claim involving Wiltshire.
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Busy Week for House to Sidetrack District Bill
The House will press a packed agenda this week including sundry civil, rate, pure food, and statehood measures. Chairman Tawney aims to finish the sundry civil bill by Thursday while other bills such as beef inspection and public building legislation loom, with numerous committee reports and conferences anticipated.
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Foraker Tan Riven
Foraker
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James EB Watson
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Men of Washington in Disrepute Over Campaign Support
A terse editorial snippet notes that many corporations have been berated for contributions, predicting poor reception for Republican Chairman Sherman and Democratic Chairman Griggs in New York this fall, signaling broad political backlash and disrepute.
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Sherman
New ‘York
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Demoratio Committee
Funds Shortage Threatens Republican House Campaign
The looming lack of funds alarms Republican leaders as they face a hotly contested fall race. After Roosevelt’s popularity helped win districts two years ago, Democrats may regain many seats. Congressional funds from the nation committee are scarce, with $95 000 to $100 000 left in 194, mostly spent on headquarters and keeping the organization intact.
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Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
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Representative Babcock
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Campaign fund drought hits Republican drive in Congress
The article reports that major Republican funders are withholding contributions amid perceived radical shifts in policy under a Democratic climate. It notes reliance on former leaders, fears of new corporate penalties, and a cautious attitude toward supporting the Republican congressional effort this year.
Collier Only Mildly Hurt In Polo Accident
Special to The Washington Port Westbury LA. Jime Robert J Collier was hurt Saturday afternoon by a polo mallet wielded by Blamy Payne Whitney during a team match on the Metwonbrook field. Doctors say the wound is painful but not dangerous and Collier expects to play again Tuesday. He left the polo field by auto for the cottage he rents from Harry Payne Whitney.
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Blamy Payne Whitney
Metwonbrook
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Louis N | Lanehart
Hempstead
Waitney
Collier
Uolner
Spain
Langhart
National and City Hotel Guests Across United States
A scanned hotel guest list shows names and affiliations from hotels in Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Plattsburg Richmond Abil Alabama Arizona California Connecticut Georgia and many others. The compilation includes numerous individuals with full names and city or hotel references indicating extensive bookings and travel across the country.
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Newton
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A Choice of Evils in a Rail Debate
In a Somerville Journal exchange, Hicks questions if government ownership of railroads is desirable. Wicks replies that government ownership might be better than private railroad control, framing a stark comparison of two unequal options.
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