New Meat Bill Drafted With President's Backing
Judge Cowan drafts a meat inspection bill for interstate and foreign commerce to ensure sanitary conditions in meat plants, without broadening federal power. It exempts small dealers, requires government inspection and destruction of condemned carcasses, and bars unsound products from labeling. The plan awaits House Agriculture Committee action.
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Draft bill mirrors committee substitute on Packers matter
Thomas P Wilson of the Welson-Morrin Company presented a draft bill to the committee. He urged adoption and asserted the bill aligns with the committee substitute already printed.
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Threat to Bar Our Meat Across Canada
Ottawa reports members of the House of Commons weighing a ban on American canned foods after Chicago meat packers revelations. MP Robert Bickerdike of Montreal argues for prohibition until assurances of cleanliness return public confidence. Montreal workers threaten to abstain from meat as a rebuke to U S packers.
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Two Fight For Seats Mears canvass active in Virginia race
Special to The Washington Post Richmond details a hot primary in Virginia’s First District where William A Jones threats face Harry L Maynard in the Second District. Officials report active canvassing by Mears of Northampton and questions about candidates in the Fifth and Ninth districts. The Ninth sees no declared candidate while Gen Ayres’ bid remains unconfirmed. The stake includes party contests across multiple districts with incumbents and hopefuls weighing campaigns and re elections.
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British Critics Busy Talk of International Fiendship
Bishop Potter arriving from Europe discusses American British relations aboard the Celtic. He says comparisons are often mere gush and that Americans are seen as grafters, noting Washington relics and ancestry findings. The article notes debates over national impressions and a recovered Washington coat of arms.
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Busy Week for House to Sidetrack District Bill
The House schedules a packed week with sundry civil, statehood, pure food, and other measures. Chairman Tawney aims to finish the sundry civil bill by Thursday, while debates on the rate, beef, and agricultural appropriations loom, and the Smoot case, conference reports, and Panama canal issues will shape daily action.
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Professional. Men of Washington in Bitter Campaigns
The passage rails at corporate contributions to politics and predicts sharp backlash against party leaders Sherman and Griggs. It notes disrepute for backers and hints at a tough fall in New York, framing the campaign as highly hostile and partisan.
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Paucity of Funds Threatens Republican Campaigns
The piece warns a shortage of funds will embarrass the Republican committee in a hotly contested congressional race. It notes past district gains due to Roosevelt’s popularity and Parker’s weakness, with many districts likely to shift to Democrats without sufficient funds for operations and campaigning. It cites worries among Republican leaders about losing the House and notes limited national committee support.
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Campaign Funds Dwindle as Givers Restrict Support
A sharp drop in Republican campaign contributions pressures Chairman James S Sherman as major donors withhold funds. The article notes reluctance from key financiers, fears of radical policy shifts, and opposition to a new law penalizing corporate political giving, signaling a fragile fundraising environment for the next House race.
Collier Not Badly Hurt After Polo Mallet Incident
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 Metwonbrook field team match. He is not badly hurt, doctors say, and is expected to play polo again Tuesday. The incident caused a facial wound above the eye but medical advice indicated no serious danger. Collier returned home by auto to the cottage rented from Harry Payne Whitney for the summer.
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Hotels Guest List Across Cities Reveals Wide Attendance
A long roster of guests including H C David WS Parker CG We Easterday Mrs JW Richmond Bt Jemés Leipherty and numerous others appears across major hotels in Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia and more. The list names many well known travelers and guests at Willard Shoreham Regent and National hotels in a maintenance of hospitality notes.
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A Choice of Evils
In a Somerville Journal dialogue, Hicks asks if government should own railroads. Wicks replies it might be better than railroad ownership of government, sparking a debate on public versus private control of rail transport.
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