Mrs Hill Fined for Disorderly Conduct After Pole Neighbors Incident
Mrs Lenore C Hill of Friendship Heights was found guilty of disorderly conduct in a police court after verbally abusing two telephone linemen at her home on July 28 and cursing several neighbors. She paid a $15 fine with costs and posted $100 bond, with appeals possible. Witnesses testified to related threats and fear among neighbors, amid a crowded court scene.
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Henderson
Harry A . Barker
Washington
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Henry W. Offutt
Reach
Huntsberger
Mary L Offutt
Rogch
Offutt
Bagley
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Charles A Rippey
Mia Ciara J Moore
Norwegian ship denies copper cargo on ship Kristianlafjord
New York August 8 Benham and Boye agents for the Norwegian American line denied the dispatch claim that the steamer Kristianlafjord ashore July 16 near Cape Race carried about 1509 tons of copper ingots and bar lead. They state the total copper and lead was 138 gross tons, broken down into 25 tons of copper wire and insulated cable 93 tons of lead pine and lead sheets and 71 tons of pig lead.
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Kristianlafjord
Cape Race
Norway
Warning to Shipowners on Fuel Provisions for Voyages
New York August reports Stanley H Rose of the Federal bureau of foreign and domestic commerce directed owners of merchant ships sailing from U S ports to belligerent nations to load fuel provisions and supplies for the round trip as shortages abroad are pronounced.
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New York
United States
Stanley H Rose
Federal Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Labor Inquiry In Arizona Hindered By Local Groups
An Arizona Federation of Labor committee investigating the deportation of more than 1,160 miners from the Warren copper district and labor conditions was barred from entry. The delegation, met near Bisbee, learned that only a legal investigation was desired. Local groups denied links, though some members participated. Attorney General Jones gave no stated intention. Gov Campbell asked if civil action would start against Citizens Loyalty League members, as investigators were turned back.
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Labor Committee
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Arig
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Warran
Thomas B. Campbell
Jones
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Wade
Toy
Defy Draft Officers as Rebellion Charges Rise
Oklahoma reports detail 12 men charged with rebellion over anti draft actions in central regions. Ringleader Homer Spence among the three named leaders. vast arrests and police steps follow.
Willow Chai and Rocker Chair Pricing Summary
Chair price list shows multiple options with quantities and varying costs. Items include Willow Chai and Rocker chairs priced at 11.50, 975, 7.00, 10.50, 840, 7.75, 6.20, and 1000 units. No explicit context or seller identified.
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Bulte
Tewestry
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Food Bill Gives U S Broad Controls Over Necessaries
The food control bill grants the President authority to establish government control over foods, feed, fuel, gas, fertilizer, and production equipment. It creates a food administrator system, sets minimum wheat prices, and allows requisition and operation of factories, mines, and pipelines for military or public defense needs. The measure includes licensing, anti-hoarding rules, and price stabilization to assure adequate supply and fair distribution.
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Wilson Food Bills Pass Senate Amid War Debate
The Wilson food bills move through the Senate after lengthy discussion on June actions and August conferees. Reed delivers a sharp rejection of peace talks, warning that delaying victory weakens the United States, while urging stronger arms and resources in wartime policy.
Perkins sought in two posts for park commission and city market post
Albany Aug Governor Whitman urged swift passage of a measure to let George W Perkins stay as president of the Valleysides Interstate Park Commission and to accept Mayer or Bitchel's offer of appointment to the New York City Market Commission.
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Valisades Interstate Park Commission
Mayer Or Bitchel
New York City Market
Hoover Plans for Food Conservation Publicity
Herbert Hoover, food administrator, has perfected a program for food conservation and will issue a series of statements. He aims to keep the press closely informed, resume frequent conferences with reporters, and use motion pictures as a key publicity method from the Gordon Hotel offices.
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Mystery clew arises from long distance call
A Baltimore man John H Webster made a phone call to Dor thy Meyer in Baltimore giving J Thomas Eisenhauser a clue to the death of Perry Talbert a Washington cattle dealer who was struck by an automobile on the Baltimore pike near Riverdale on July 2? and died hours later. Webster refused to reveal details and was arrested for manslaughter while witnesses Lisa Meyer and Rudolph Bailey are held as material witnesses.
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Baltimore
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New Jersey Avenue
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Maryland
Baughman
Perry Talbert
Washington
Baltimore Pike
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Webster
Laurel
Eisenhauer
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Gates
Prince Georges
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Rudolph Jeailey
Pacifist Arrest Sparks Outcry At Democracy Conference
In San Francisco a pacifist, O Connell, was arrested on a draft law resistance warrant during a protest at a Democracy and Peace conference. Notables like Dr David Starr Jordan and Mrs Alice Park denounced the action as a disgrace and intimidation of thinkers. Bail set at 19000 as hearings proceed.
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Parel O'Coneell
American Conference For Democracy and Terms of Peace
United States
John D Works
Los Angeles
David Starr Jordan
Alice Park
Ford Peace Party
Preser
Oconnell
Peoples Council of America
Conference For Democruce Sienge
O'Connell
O O Connell
O Connell
John L McNab Baukman
Uate
Karen
Second Liberty Loan Soon Campaign reorganized by district committee
New York AUF 8 proportions for the second Liberty loan to be offered to the public early in the future are begun today by the general loan committee of the second Federal Reserve district. The reaction was taken after a request from the secretary that the committees reorganize at once for a second campaign. The secretary suggested the personnel remain unchanged.
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Auf
General Loan Committee
Federal Reserve District
Mradon
Me Jisave
Johnson offers $500 to best drilled club
President Johnson announced that American League players who have been drilling since spring may win game money. The best drilled team will receive a 500 purse with 100 to the instructor. He plans to ask War Department to appoint an officer board to judge the drills and will confer with police to curb gambling at Fenway Park.
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Johnson
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War Department
sMcials
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Richmond Y M H A to Play Here on Sunday
The Washington Young Men's Hebrew Association baseball team will meet the Richmond VA Hebrew Association nine at American League Park Sunday at 2 pm. Probable pitchers include Shapiro for Richmond and Luber for Washington. Also notes a future doubleheader in Norfolk and mentions Elmer Smith's two-game stint with the Indians and a local golf trophy event.
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