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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1910
Page
24
Four days of judging begin as nearly 400 fine dogs from the United States are entered. Benches and quarters prepared on Fourteenth Street and Park Road for the Washington Kennel Club event, with entries arriving and officials coordinating seating, rings, and display areas to accommodate a large turnout.
A fragmentary report notes a vow by a father of Ho Mlea to Lt abort a reunion of men tied to a past conflict and to carry forward an effort toward a memorial of casper Letha. The plan mentions Virginia and Westwis chinks with a task set for the next anniversary, two years hence.
The Supreme Court heard arguments on Kentucky license taxes for double stamped whisky and handed down several rulings. It denied a motion to dismiss in the Charles R Hekel case, remanded a timber lands dispute in Vernon Parish, and affirmed life imprisonment for Solomon Brantley after rejecting his claim of double jeopardy. The docket included tax, timber, inheritance, and murder cases with varied outcomes.
The spring stated meeting of the Washington city presbytery was convened last night in the West Street Presbyterian Church. The retiring moderator the Rev. Thomas C Clark of Takoma Park Presbyterian Church presided and preached. Sessions will not help this morning and afternoon. Reports will be submitted and commissioners to the general assembly will be elected.
Washington Baltimore aviation committee demanded a ten day deadline for Aero Club of America to name time and place for the international aviation meet of 1910. The committee warned of a Washington hosted event if participation assurances from foreign aviators were not received. Members included Col Joyce and Gen Allen among others, with resolutions of regret for Thomas Walsh.
Maryland Governor Crothers plans to veto a bill extending the statute of limitations for misdemeanors and must decide April 21 on naming commissioners for utilities roads banking and a Supreme Court judge. The governor also signals plans to sign the Fourth Regiment act after budget adjustments and will appoint a dozen plus inspectors for a new armory study. The administration has about 240 acts to consider as Crothers signs bills this afternoon.
Speaker Cannon rails at insurgents over salaries and House finances. He warns Democrats and Republicans about future speakership and critiques press coverage while highlighting revenue gains from recent appropriations.
Weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau notes a Monday high altitude reading and subzero temperatures in upper Midwest and Northeast. It describes unsettled conditions across the Atlantic States, with showers in the Midwest and Rockies, cooler air moving in, and winds along the New England coast turning moderate to brisk.
Rockbridge county residents Robert Elmore and his partner were married today at the Baptist parsonage in Hagerstown. The ceremony was conducted by Reverend H. K. Thomas.
Coroner Nevitt issued a death by own action certificate for George W Chandler a Union Station dispatcher who died at Casualty Hospital after shooting himself at his home Chandler was semi conscious on arrival and indicated the shooting was not accidental The investigation found he had been borrowing money and chose to end his life due to insistent lenders
Richmond Va April 11 Governor extends the death sentence for Thomas Noel of Norfolk from April to May 18 after Noel, one of the men who escaped from Portsmouth Jail, was recaptured and severely wounded during the breakout pursuit.
Objections split along party lines over a 32500 Speaker’s car appropriation and equal sums for the Viet President’s machine. Insurgent Republicans joined Democrats against motor car and large Senate and House contingency increases, with a long list of voting members across many states.
The Rev Abram Simon of the Eighth Street Synagogonous gave an address on The Life of Napoleon at a meeting of the New Hampshire State Association at 622 Sixth Street Northwest. Miss Etta H Wilson sang a vocal solo and duetted with Russell Abbott, with Henry Johnson presiding as president.
Chicago April 11 Henry S Meyer Jr streetcar conductor was shot at his home door. Initial burglary theory shifted as police probe reveals romantic motive. The suitor Cornelius Sullivan questioned after a quarrel with Meyer over Miss Ella Gaygan 17. Local details incomplete as investigation continues.
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