Supreme Court Hears Virginia West Virginia Debt Suit
In a packed Supreme Court session former Solicitor General Conrad Startlea urged an early ruling in the Virginia vs West Virginia debt case. He argued for prompt decision amid vacancies and noted substantial costs and lengthy delays behind the legal process.
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Oberlin M Carter
Decvon—Jrnsts
Max
United Sates Supreme Court
Holmes Conrad
United States
Virginia
West Virgins
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West Virgina
John Spooner
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Supreme Court Action in Railway Case and Docket Delays
The Second Circuit ruled the tinch company was not av engaged and the Supreme Court formed that decision. Alexander Chiles, a Black man, argued his case seeking damages from Chesapeake and Ohio Railway for a segregated trip from Washington to Lexington. The court reviewed the foreclosure suit against the Norfolk and Southern Railway and the Trust Company of America, with docket delays announced for April 29 and May 2 to May 18, followed by adjournment until October.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Washington, D. C
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Cibles
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Norfolk and Southern Railway
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Virginia
Trust Company of America
Im Tccess
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Unity appeals at Interdenominational Missionary Union
Rev Dr Charles Fultz, pastor of the United Brethren Church, spoke at Luther Place Memorial Church on Fourteenth Street and Vermont Avenue urging greater unity in missionary work. Mrs T T Moore, retiring president of the Woman Missionary Society and Noth Capitol WCTU, led devotional exercises.
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Bryan Munch Candidacy Doubtful Dems See Bright Chances
News account of William Jennings Bryan arriving in New York after travel in Central and South America. He declines to confirm any presidential or Senate bid, says Democrats have unusually bright chances in coming congressional elections, and notes past meetings with Mayor Gaynor and plans a return to Washington.
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Tailor Kalzaipla Dies By His Own Hand In Room 936
Peter Kalzaipla a tailor about 40 years old committed suicide in a big room 936 kt Tstroel northwest shortly after 1 o clock. Coroner Newitt issued a certificate of death by self inflicted cause. The body lay on the bed in the room at the morgue. Relatives in Baltimore have been notified. Kalraipistad had recently come to the city and lost his job at a downtown tailoring shop last Saturday. He told Mary League he was out of work and left his room after noon and a shot was heard. The attendant found the body stretched across the bed.
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Real Estate Transfers in Various Washington Neighborhoods
Real estate transfers listed by neighborhood names with multiple lot, square, and block references. Transfers show parties such as Charles P Stone, Jenn H Magruder, Herman Ro Mawendiein, Neitle M Pattloon, and others conveying lots and squares across Pleasant Plains, Congress Heights, Petworth, and NW districts with price cues like 40 dollars, 10 dollars, and specific lot identifiers.
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United States Supreme Court Docket and Proceedings Summary
The document lists numerous Supreme Court cases and motions, including United States v Oberlin and related matters. It chronicles orders, petitions for writs of certiorari, motions to advance, and calendar notes, naming justices and counsel, with dates and procedural steps. It records recesses and docket status, noting rehearings, refusals, and remands across various circuit and district courts.
Waterbury begins term of imprisonment after paying own way
Jules Mo Waterbury, urged by Justice Gould, chose to serve a term of fifteen months. He financed a private trip and decided to abandon an appeal filed through Henry E Davis, who noted the pending matter. Waterbury was connected with the biographical department of the Associated Press.
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Ashley Wo Gould
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DANCE NEARLY 20 HOURS RECORD BREAKING RELAY ENDS
Four San Jose men and relay partners of women danced nearly 20 hours in a endurance contest that topped all previous marks. After 19 hours 38 minutes only the four San Jose men remained as the police halted the event amid crowd concerns. The women relayed with the contestants and helped push the record attempt to its dramatic close.
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Buffalo Bill Col Cody Pension Draws $12 Monthly
Col William F Cody known as Buffalo Bill is recorded as a private in the Seventh Kansas Cavalry with a pension of $12 a month. Pension office records show enlistment February 19 1864 and discharge 1845. family lore notes November 22 1861. The story traces his sobriquet from buffalo meat supply work and notes roles in Sheridan campaigns and Sumner Springs battle before pension granted in December and back pay from December 10.
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Cadet Earl Wilson Buried in Annapolis Service Honors
The body of Bart Wilson, a midshipman from Annapolis, died after an ingus event at a football game. Services were held at his residence and graveside with elaborate floral tributes. East Coast schools sent remembrances including a baseball diamond and a ship wreath from military units and West Point teams.
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Sutton Found Guilty In Police Court Case
The police board yesterday found Private Sutton guilty of a government rules infraction. The verdict cites misconduct during the April 3 incident in the Fifth precinct. An appeal is planned by Attorney Willem F Amtrage on Sutton’s behalf.
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