Whisky fraud trial reveals 700 barrel shipments under fake names
Government witnesses testified that Dry Fork Wustulinge Company shipped about 700 barrels of whisky fraudulently under fictitious consignors to pacify officials in Danville and Washington. Rail agents calculated losses to the government running into thousands of dollars as evidence traced through saloonkeepers and routes via Southern Railway and Danville sources.
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Prisoner Shot to Death by Officers at Rest
A Colnred man was killed by police while resting, marking a fatal incident in Parkersburg. The scene involved the Dairyman Missing a om wat Bat Tad iie and references to local figures, including Miss C E Cashell and others, with unclear amassing details across the report.
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Secret Norfolk marriage shocks society in Philadelphia
Warner W Croxton of Norfolk and Edna B Steck wed secretly in Philadelphia at the Church of the Saviour. The bride is nineteen, linked to prominent Pennsylvania families, and her father objects to the match. The couple planned a June public announcement and an abroad trip but delayed by the objections and telegrams from the bride. Croxton, long familiar to Norfolk as city passenger agent for the Southern Railway, returned home after the ceremony.
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Churches may use wine under Byrd liquor law ruling
A Virginia dispute over the Byrd liquor law centers on communion wine. Judge Thomas W Harrison advised that the law forbids sale only on Sunday and does not criminalize giving a drink to a friend. Ministers argue the prohibition affects sacraments in churches while magistrates have fined for alleged Sunday dispensing.
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Nomination and Mayoral Race Turmoil in Local Primaries
In a chaotic Democratic primary race, voters faced a tight contest for mayor and aldermen. Candidates include Wallam Jones, Pleasants, and others, with contested votes and a looming June election. Strong participation marked a heated local political scene.
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Surgeons Organize Regional Medical Group
A meeting of surgeons formed a new regional medical group naming officers including President Dr Insenk Vo Gale Aretvne and Vice President Dr Summers. Winston Salem and Radford figures cited among founders with treasurer Dr M Purl and other officials.
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Aronson Recovering After Naval Hospital Incident
A report states Aronson was taken to a naval hospital after a mishap involving shipmates during a hunt yesterday. He is described as concussed with a probable fracture, condition improving today as his family and Annap are informed. The event occurred in Annapolis with Harvard connections cited.
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Coal for Panama Canal contract awarded to Roanoke firm
On April 1 the Unical Slits Vermiment received a contract to ship 7,000 tons of soft coal from the Hampshire fields to the Panama Canal. The order is placed by Carter Currin and Bullitt of Roanoke.
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Saloon Brawl Ends in Shootout at Alexandria Street
Edward and Walter Bryant quarrelled outside a saloon on North Fairfax street. Walter allegedly fired at Edward, missing. Edward then rushed behind the bar, seized a weapon, and fired, sending patrons scrambling for safety. Edward faces six years away from saloons, while Walter paid $10 for wasted beer. Local trials and notices follow, including debt suits and a funeral report.
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Fourth District Taft Endorses Roosevelt Administration In North Carolina
North Carolina Republicans indorse President Roosevelt administration at fourth district convention in Raland. Delegates J Stanell and Willis G Briges instructed to vote for Hobart for President at national convention.
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Fairmont Mines to Resume Operations in May
General Manager Malone of the Fairmont Coat Company telegraphed from the sealage sitters of the campins at Batti bore orders for all superintendents in the region to prepare to resume operations in full May if more than 100 miners will be put to work.
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Three youths held for grand jury in cigar store robbery plot
Chars Carlisle Willam Jost and Willaam fnge, three young men, were held yesterday morning in $500 bond by Judge Kim for presentation to the grand jury. They confessed on the witness stand to meeting near the Smithsonian grounds and plotting to rob the cigar store in the Congressional barracks area. With no bond default, they were committed to jail to await a hearing.
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Sherrys Agree To Separate In Washington Post Report
Sherry and her restaurateur spouse signed articles of separation through counsel to allow full liberty in action within the law. The couple, married nearly thirty years, are separating as reported by the Washington Post.
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Supreme Court and District Court Docket Summary
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FIRE RATE WAR IN COURT OVER INSURANCE RECORDS
A dispute between the District board of fire underwriters and the Middle Department Underwriters Association at Philadelphia prompts a court injunction. Archibald Hamilton and Thorward B Creighton are ordered to show cause by May 1 why they should not be enjoined from removing records from 1410 G Street NW which the local board keeps for its exclusive use. The action follows a split among insurance firms over rates and business conduct, affecting several local insurers including Arlington Commercial, Franklin, German American, and National Union, among others.
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Property Buys And Homes On Monroe Street And Surrounding Areas
Stone and Furfax sell brick double at 148.7 Northwest for Thomas Keefe. two new brick dwellings at 17% Monroe Street Northwest to Charles Ring in progress, ready mid May, wooden finish, parquet floors, radiators, tenancies secured at 44 per year. I E Breuninger sells 11d62 Monroe Street to Bonnie Heritage for home occupancy. Prices range around 8,109 for five nearby houses. taxes and public sale details noted. Simpson buys lot on Twenty Second Street for a future residence. Peace and Harper transact Kearne Street property for 2,950. Boswell acquires 920 D Street and 92 and 927 Liberty Street Southwest as investments opposite new PRR yards. Fletcher sells 1602 Kramer Street Northeast for 27,0. Winter to hold as investment.
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Postal Reforms Urged at City Mass Meeting
A mass meeting of groups and individuals favoring postal reforms is set for Tuesday night May 6 under the Postal Progress League. Postmaster General Meyer will address to press Congress and the President for legislation urged by Post Office officials. Proposals include a local rural parcels post to reduce the postal deficit, rural patrons numbers 4,000,000, postal savings banks, and consolidating third and fourth class mail at the old rate of one cent per two ounces.
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