Exonerated Poorhouse Superintendent Praised, Recommendations Issued
Newport News reports Robert M. Ruswell, Elizabeth City county poorhouse superintendent, cleared by grand jury in circuit court of cruelty charges. Jury urged reforms including meal times, coal stoves, and possible inmateboard in local homes or state almshouse. Also notes Arlington park and memorial bridge development plans and Fine Arts Commission routes for a vast Virginia park and plaza corridor.
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Newport News
Robert M. Ruswell
Elizabeth City County
Circuit Court
Virginia
Vernon Spratley
Arlington Experimental Farm
Arlington National Cemetery
Agriculture Department
Rosslyn
Arlington
Memorial Bridge
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Columbian Island
Fort Meyer
Falls Church
West End Memorial Bridge
Valley of Virginia
Pacific Coast
The
Fine Arts Commission
Appellate Court Denies Appeals in Jack Daniel Conspiracy
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals denied appeals by six of 23 defendants in the Jack Daniel conspiracy trial in Indianapolis. Named appellants include Nathan Goldstein of St Louis Republican politician Michael Whalen of St Louis Democratic politician William Lucking of Cincinnati George R Landon of Cincinnati William J Kinney of St Louis and Harry P Stratten of Cincinnati. Only six motions for stay of sentences or bail were filed though thirteen defendants had sent lawyers.
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Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Apt
Jack Daniel
Indianapolis
Nathan Goldstein
St. Louis
Michael Whalen
St Louis
William Lucking
Cincinnati
George R. Landon
Cicinnati
William J. Kinney
Harry P. Stratten
Jadge
Transformation of Rosslyn City Planned Near Washington
Washington reports that plans by the Fine Arts Commission and Secretary of War Davis contemplate transforming Rosslyn across the Potomac from the capital. Initial steps in this long term project were announced yesterday, signaling major urban redesign and cultural development for the national area.
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Washington
Rosslyn
Potomac River
Fine Arts Commission
Davis
National Capital
Bankers Boost County Corn Exhibit and Agricultural Drive
Linn County banks show strong support for a county corn exhibit at the Linn County Fair mirroring last year's prize contest. Ten of eleven banks participate. The Alabama Bankers Association backs a scholarship fund for agriculture and home economics education, estimating five to six thousand dollars annually if banks contribute 25 cents per thousand dollars of capital. Oklahoma bankers urge competent county agents with ag college degrees to promote agricultural opportunities. Searcy County Arkansas bankers host farmers and businessmen, founding the North Central Arkansas Agricultural Association to coordinate farm and business promotion of better agriculture. Searcy bankers also provide 100 sets of purebred eggs for boys and girls clubs in the county.
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Linn
Oregon
Linn County
Agricultural Committee
The
Alabama Bankers Association
Searcy County Bankers Association
Arkansas
North Central Arkansas Agricultural Association
Searcy County Bankers
Newspaperman Prepares White House Address Material
F Stuart Crawford, newly appointed executive clerk at the White House, works at his desk preparing material for the president's addresses. He succeeds Judson C Welliver and carries out one of his key duties in the executive office.
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F. Stuart Crawford
New York
Judson C. Welliver
White House
Crawford
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