Beef war looms as Argentine trust blamed for meat crisis
Buenos Aires deputies plan to interpellate the government Monday over the beef trust closure of Anglo Argentine meat establishments in London service. Dr Laura Muller, Brazil’s foreign minister, toured Chicago stockyards noting beef handling and praised US ideas while urging South American beef expansion and Monroe Doctrine support.
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Muller
Buenoo
Chicago
Laura Muller
Brazil
Washington
San Francisco
Tllinois Manufacturers’ Association
South America
North America
United States
Brasil
Argentina
Dr Muller
Bresl
Germany
Judge Speer Attacks DOJ Investigation Methods
Special to The Washington Post Macon Georgia June 21 Judge Emory Speer denounces DOJ tactics in a probe of his record saying he is shadowed watched and followed by detectives and secrets service agents he calls the investigation unconstitutional warning of a judiciary under the department's control if investigations become routine he says would erode judicial independence.
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Washington Post
Macon
United States
Emory Speer
Department of Justice
Judge Speer
Secret Service
Speer
Department
Washington
Two Drowned In Tank At General Electric Plant
William Reid Wiley of Lancaster Pennsylvania night foreman in the transformer department and Fred Van Zust a crane hitcher were drowned in a seven thousand gallon oil tank at the General Electric plant in Pittsfield Massachusetts. They stood on a plank to dip a high tension lead weighing 400 pounds when the table broke causing them to fall into the fourteen foot deep tank. Despite the oil being drawn off quickly both men died. Wiley aged 26 a Penn State graduate had worked at the plant for two years.
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Pittsfield
Mase
William Reid Wiley
Lancaster
General Electric Company
Fred van Zust
Wiley
Penn State College
Boy Thrown From Buggy After Auto Siren
Lewis Smith aged 2 of 12Q G Street NW was injured when a horse bolted at the corner of Erie st and Massachusetts Ave after a passing automobile alarm siren frightened the horse last night about 1 am. He was taken to Casualty Hospital with hip and shoulder injuries. the horse struck a lamp post but suffered little damage. Police say the siren was prohibited by regulations. He is expected to leave hospital in a few days.
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Errest
Massachusetts Avenue
Sly
Lewis Smith
Shhith
Smith
Gov. Foss
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Western Trolley
New Haven Railroad
Terra Cotta Eagle Crashes Through Street Car in Chicago
A terra cotta eagle weighing nearly 100 pounds fell about 200 feet from the Columbus Memorial building top and struck a street car in Chicago. Three women and one man were seriously hurt, including Marguerite Mackian and Anna Evans. Conductor William Shrhardt was knocked down and slight injured as about thirty other passengers were affected.
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Chicago
Columbus Memorial
Marguerite Mackian
Anna Evans
Mary Joyce
Jack Cohen
William Shrhardt
Body of Unknown Man Found in Chesapeake Bay
A body was found in Chesapeake Bay near Norfolk and brought to Old Point. Pockets contained letters addressed to John T Moran Washington indicating a possible link to Hamp ton and a coroner’s inquest is slated for tomorrow.
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John T. Moran
Washington
Norfolk Va
Chesapeake Bay
Old Point
Vance
Oroner
Hampton. Wi
Engagement of Mies Nancy G Steele to polo star Milburn
Society abroad notes the engagement of Nancy G Steele daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Steele of New York to Devereux Milburn the famed polo player Following the International polo game Milburns driving and riding drew attention Milburn and Miss Steele share an interest in athletics with Miss Steele a long time outdoor sports enthusiast Milburn active in sports since youth and soon to wed
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Mies Nancy G. Greale
Charles Steele
New York
Devereux Milburn
Milburn
Agalg
Miss Steele
Ames A
Mr. Milburn
Curtis Guild May Gain Progressive Backing In Mass Race
Boston June 21 After Curtis Guité returns July 4 it is expected Republican circles will discuss his gubernatorial prospects. Many believe he alone can defeat Gov Foss, drawing Progressive and Democratic disaffected votes. Rumors swirl about his run and possible intra party shifts amid unsettled Democratic leadership.
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Boston
Mass
Curtis Guité
Hussia
Wilson
Cincinnati
Guild
Eben
Draper
Gutlé
Old Guard
Charles &. Bind
Gov. Foss
Thomas P. Riley
Malden
Martin Lomasney
Highbh Ward
John F. Fitsgerald
David I. Walsh
Walsh
Judge Riley
Republican Party
Resignation Over Department Interference In Prosecutions
San Francisco district attorney John J. McNab resigns after accusing the Department of Justice of pressuring him to delay cases against Western Fuel Company directors and to avoid indicting defendants in the Caminetti and Diggs white slave act prosecutions. Attorney General McReynolds faced calls for public telegraph communications to justify the action.
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J. ©. Wilson
Department
Western Fuel Company
Department of Justice
Washington
Fis
John L. McNab
McReynolds
McNab
Diggs
Drew Caminetti
Maury I. Diggs
Caminetti
A. Caminetti
Wilson
Marshall Diggs
Reno
Nev
Sacramento
Robert Bruce
Sidney V. Smith
San Francisco
Baltimore
San Francisco Dispatch
United States
John J. McNab
Brooklandwood
Kahn
Julius Kahn
California
Anthony Caminetti
Immigration
Mra Caminetti
Caminetif
Girl Saves Train Heroine Bertha Key Hero of Arkansas
Bertha Key a 14 year old daughter of a farmer near Hot Springs Arkansas became the hero of the day after she and her sister spotted a bridge ablaze and rails twisted. She leaped toward the oncoming Kansas City Hot Springs flyer and waved frantically as the engineer stopped the train within feet. Passengers raised a $100 reward for the brave girl.
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Washington Post
Hot Springs
Ark
Bertha Key
Kansas City Hot Springs
Iron Mountain
Roller Chair Rally March on Congress July 30
Suffragists announce a roller chair parade on Atlantic City boardwalk next Saturday as a precursor to the July 8 demonstration here. Miss Mabel Vernon leads a national tour to organize suffragist activity from resorts to Washington for petitions urging speedy passage of the constitutional amendment.
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Atlantic City
Senate
Philadelphia
Washington
Capitol
Misa Mabel Vernon
Seguide
Miss Verenon
Misa Vernon
Judge Henry Jones Dies in Alabama at ?.
Montgomery Alabama June 21 Judge Henry Jones aged years died at his Florence home early today He was the last member of the Confederate congress and before the war led anti secession in Alabama He served in the state legislature and refused to sign the secession ordinance He accompanied Jefferson Davis on several political tours and later became Alabama's leading attorney The article notes his early war clothing manufacture and long prominence in state affairs.
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Montgomery
Ala
Henry
Jones
Florence
Confederate Congress
Alabama
Congress
Richmond
Senate
Toscam Wins Bermuda Race For Crescent Club Trophy
New York June 21 Toscam owned by William Mulford Ocean City New Jersey finished off Bay Ridge Brooklyn at 4 02 a m to win the Crescent Athletic Club trophy for a Bermuda return race. Barbara I finished at 9 24 last night but lacked the required 11 hour margin. The two boats had left Hamilton for the return at 6 27 Tuesday evening. Dream did not race in the return.
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New York
Toscam
William Mulford
Ocean City
N. J
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Crescent Athletic Club
Bermuda
Barbara I
Hamilton
Dream
Firemen Save 15 Lives in Loft Fire on Bleecker Street
Dense smoke blanketed New York as firemen battled a seven story loft fire at Elizabeth and Bleecker streets. They rescued fifteen people from fire escapes including five women on an eighty foot ladder. The blaze caused about 100 dollars damage to straw hats and dry sponges, and lights were needed in nearby stores due to the smoke. Saturday half holiday meant fewer employees present.
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New York
Elizabeth
Bleecker Streets
When Is a Man Drunk July 1 Excise Law Debate
An article discusses Washington DCs July 1 start for the new excise law arresting anyone seen on streets in a drunken condition and the challenge of defining intoxication. It notes drunkenness as relative, with experts saying staggering alone is not proof and cites paralysis and locomotor ataxia as counterexamples. The piece explores police interpretation and the difficulty of drawing a line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Washington
Tecall
Low Wages Not Vice Cause
New York on June 21 a committee of social workers released a statement rejecting the view that low wages among working girls directly cause moral decline. The report cites factors such as mental weakness, immoral associates, poor home life, cramped housing, lack of discipline, and temptation, concluding low pay has not been proven to drive immorality.
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New York
Giria
STRATTON GUILTY OF MURDER IN ILLINOIS JURY VERDICT
Stratton, who escaped Fort Leavenworth through a hole in the wall, was found guilty of murdering banker JYt Crowder of Gitvia, T. The jury awarded fourteen years in a penitentiary if he fails to escape again. Stratton helped rob Crowder last December and was captured in Pekin, Illinois, after the Leavenworth escape.
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Rock Island
Llyde Stratton
Fort Leavenworth
Jy.t Crowder
Gitvia
Ifm
Stratton
Pekin
Inl
McCool
Ind
Tons of Plate for Feast at French Embassy
London June 21 Four tons of priceless gold and silver plate chine and glassware are being unpacked at the French embassy for the state banquet next Wednesday when the French president will entertain the king and queen during his visit to England. No fewer than 115 cases carried the valuables and many French and English detectives guarded passage. Among the cases are wines from the presidential cedars.
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London
England
France
Porto Rico Legislature Meets in Extra Session
The Porto Rico legislature convened in San Juan in an extra session. Gov Colton recommended an additional appropriation for irrigation work and the establishment of an agricultural bank.
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Porto Rico
San Juan
Forto Rico
Colton
Perjury charges tied Sulzer to Vermont case
The article reports former Judge George M. Curtis revealing that perjury charges against Gov. Sulzer in Vermont years ago were publicly discussed. Mrs. Mary Maud Watson, who sued for a $10,000 fee, sought Curtis as counsel, and key witnesses questioned the fee and presentments, with officials offering varying recollections.
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Curtis
Mra. Watson
Ward
New York
Gov. Sulzer
Vermont
George M. Curtis
Montague Terrace
Mra
Mary Maud Watson
White River Junction
Wiliam Sulzer
Manhattan
John Anderson
Mr. Sulzer
Wetson
L. B. Hartshorn
Sulzer
Charles A. Prouty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Grand Jury
Felix Mc Qloskey
William Sulzer
C A. Prouty
A.P. Hunton
William B. ©. Stickney
Prouty
Aeporter
Suizer
United States District Attorney
Sulser
Mr. Prouty
Fraudulent mail schemes batched by New York firms
Deputy U S marshals arrest Dr John L Corish EH Vir gil Neal and William E Scott of New York City and Thomas F Adkin Charles S Clark K Leq Minges and Dr John S Read on charges of fraudulent mail use. They linked to the New York Institute of Science the Cartilage Company and the Okola Laboratories selling boracic acid eye tablets in Syracuse and by mail at high prices. The Cartilage Company allegedly offered to increase height and the Institute for Science advertised hypnotism books.
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Rochester
United States
John L. Corish
EH. Virgil Neal
William E. Scott
New York City
Thomas F.adkin
Charles S. Clark
K. Leq Minges
John S Read
New York Institute of Science
Cartilage Company
Okola Laboratories
Okola Company
Syracuse
Institute For Science
Aguinaldo Son Arrives in Tokyo in Disguise
Reported arrival of John Aguinaldo in Tokyo wearing Japanese dress and followed by three Filipinos. Some believe the trip aims to leverage Japan-U.S. talks for Philippine independence, though Tokyo's foreign office has no knowledge of the visit.
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Tokyo
John Aguinaldo
Emilio Aguinaldo
Iader
Aguinaldo
Japan
United States
Philippines
Kobe
Aguineido
Aguineldo
Indignity debate over Rochester morals panel action
London dispatch notes the Daily Citizen's critique of Rochester Pennsylvania morals efficiency committee actions on women’s dress. It questions in which country such a Gilbertian procedure could occur and contrasts American liberty with female constraint, suggesting such dress regulation is extreme even by autocratic standards.
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London
Labor
The
Daily Citizen
Morals Efficiency Committee
Rochester
America
Germany
Highway Link Nearing Completion in Fairfax County
Fairfax county supervisors pledged state and county funds to finish the unelevated stretch of the Washington Richmond highway from Accotink to the city with an estimated total Fairfax division expenditure of 87 735 and bridges 1 611. Bids for the improvement will open tomorrow. Automobilists anticipate the completed road will equal the rest of the route. Also reported a moonlight excursion miscue left 100 Alexandrians disappointed as the St John sailed without stopping after issuing 300 tickets. Lee Gorham was fined for assault on his wife and rearrested on new charges with a continued hearing. Creditors petitioned the US district court to declare the B F Board Motor Truck Company bankrupt, returnable July.
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Washington Post
King Brrest
Alexandria
Washington Richmond
Accotink
Fairfax County
Board of Supervisors
Automobilista
State Highway Commission
Fairfax
Alexandriena
Washington Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
St. John
J. F. Myers
Washington
Lee Gorham
Mra Gorham
Gorham
Auto Company
United States District Court
E. B Taylor
G Washington Lewis
B F Board Motor Truck Company
Noted Panaman Jurist Dead
Facundo Mutis Durand, eminent Panaman jurist, died today in Panama. He served as governor when Panama separated from Colombia and was the first chief justice of the Canal Zone Supreme Court. He also once held the post of secretary of foreign relations.
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Panama
Facundo Mutis Durand
Colombia
Supreme Court of the
Canal Zone
Movements of Ocean Steamers on Atlantic Routes
Arrivals and departures list ships and routes including New York Antwerp Bremen Havre Southampton Liverpool London Minnetonka for New York and Rotterdam Nieuw Amsterdam from New York plus Philadelphia and other junctions. Vessels include Majestic Mauretania Kiel Kieler Hafen and Olympia with several origin destinations noted.
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New York
Imland
Antwerp
Princ Friedrich Wilhelm
Bremen
Minnehaha
Lendon
Majestic
Southampton
Niagara
Havre
Havre—La Bavois
Liverpool
Mauretania
Queanstown
London
Minnetonks
Rotterdam
Nieuw Amsterdam
Plymouth
Hoenig Albert
Cherbourg
Baltis
Boothampton
Olympia
Philadelphia
New Tors
Washington couple wed at First Baptist Church reception
Miss Margaret Nellie Bubler of Washington and William L. Pierce, both of Washington, D. C., were married yesterday afternoon by Rev. W. F. Watson. The couple left for Atlantic City for their honeymoon.
Virginia Bankers elect Burke to executive council
At the Virginia Bankers Association annual meeting in Newport News the session adjourned Friday and Taylor Burke of this city was elected to the executive council.
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Virginia Bankers’ Association
Newport News
Taylor Burke
Father and son take brides at Holy Trinity Church
In Philadelphia a double wedding joined Judge Howard Carrow of Camden County and his son James R Carrow at Holy Trinity Church. Judge Carrow aged around 52 widower since 19xx married Margaret A Helm of Trenton. James R Carrow, now wed to Hilda Mae Donnell of Philadelphia, is a New Jersey state legislator.
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Philadelphia
Howard Carrow
County Court
Camden
New Jersey
Margaret A. Helm
Trenton
N. J
James R. Carrow
Hilda MaeDon
Pottery Industry Probed for Tariff Readiness
Capt John Lwarden of the revenue cutter Seminole is assigned to examine machinery in the pottery industry. The Department of Commerce investigates the industry's preparedness to withstand tariff reductions proposed in the new tariff bill.
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J. L. Carden
Ree Caone
John Lwarden
Euter Seminole
Department of Commerce
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David L Walch
Girl Saves
Cros
Judge Henry
Tocsam
District Board of Commissioners
Joliet
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Watson
Pingree
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T. C. Smith
Judge Carrow
J. R. Carrow
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