Attorney Rebuked at Supreme Court in War Dept Plea
Attorney Alexander S. Bacon of New York urged the Supreme Court to compel War Department testimony in the Reeves case arguing for retirement on three fourths pay after nervous exhaustion in the Philippines. Justice White interrupted as Bacon warned of imperialisms and slippage of powers. Wade Zils argued the Cherokee babies share in allotments. Calhoun heirs sought to reclaim Greenwood plantation in South Carolina amid estate disputes.
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Alexander
Bacon
New York
Supreme Court of the
United States
White
District of Columbia
War Department
Winslow Hart Reeves
Artillery Corps
Reeves
Philippines
Justice White
Congress
Idian
Oklahoma
Calhoun
John @. Calhoun
Greenwood County
South Carolina
Downs Calhoun
Wiliam C. Calhoun
Edwin Calhoun
Janie Lock
John Calhounn
Georgia
Mary R. Trimble
Emma R Stolenweck
Alabama
Dora A. Royal
Virginia
Downes Calhouwn
Juror Admits Bribe Taker in Rosenheimer Case
George W. Yeandler was found guilty of accepting bribes to hang the jury in the Rosenheimer case. The juror proffered promised payments through intermediaries, with marked bills and a $564 exchange. He was remanded for a week as prosecutors outlined the conspiracy involving Osherne and Timendorfer.
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Nan Patterson
Rosenheimer
New York
George W. Yeandler
Brite
Howard T. Rosenheimer
Grace
Yeandle Maz
Yeandle
Jamey W Osherne
Kusenheimar
Robert Fi
Mmendorfer
Osherne
Timendorfer
George A. Knobloch
Osborne
Yenadie
Thirty-ffth Street
Park Avenue
Knobloch
Yean@e
Knolloch
Church Fundraiser and Reopening At Hyland M E Church
Attendance topped sixty at Hyland M E Church reopening in the Pythian Temple. Proceeds from donated articles will support church improvements. daily services begin anew next week. A Young Men's Christian Association event honored William Hill, who departs soon for a Chicago printing firm as vice president. Weather section notes unsettled conditions across New England and the mid Atlantic with cold spells and scattered snow in the lake regions.
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Hyland M. Eo Church
Pythian Temple
Willam J. HW
Treasury Department
Young Men's Chelatian Association
Hill
Washington
Chicago
Chib Aang
Dear Hill
Gression
Edson B. Browse
Mrs McKinney Not Improved After Stroke
Mrs James McKinney wife of Representative McKinney suffered a stroke on Thursday afternoon while walking on fourteenth street and was admitted to Emergency Hospital. This morning her condition was reported unimproved with little change since arrival at the hospital.
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McKinney
James McKinney
Representative McKinney
Linots
Fourteenth Street
Maj Gen Busene Carr to be buried at West Point
The retired U S Army Major General Busene Asa Carr died at his home and will be taken to West Point for burial with military honors. His son Clark M Carr is en route from Albuquerque to attend. Carr, born in Erie County on March 20, 180, entered West Point in 146 and earned the Medal of Honor for Pea Ridge.
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Busene Asa Carr
U.S A
Wet Point
S. Y
Academy
Clark M Carr
Washington
Albuquerque
Virginia Population Hits 2 061 612 In Thirteenth Census
The thirteenth census numbers show Virginia with 2 061 612 residents, up 274, or 12 percent, from 1 864 044 in 1900, with California at 2 377 549, up 60.1 percent to 1890 figures. County-wise highlights include Campbell 23 433 and Henrico 234 million? These figures reflect statewide growth and forthcoming national totals.
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Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic
Hasmarck
N. Dak
Mass
Fogron
Buffalo
Thicago
Hevanna
Davenpa Town
Denver
Colo Ce
Galveston
Tex
Helena
Mont
Endianapolis
Ind
Jacksons Mo
Pla
Kansas City
Littin Rock Ark
Los Angeles
Calls
Marquette
Mich
Memont
New York
N.Y
San Ivancisco
Cal
Springsett
Tacoma
Wash
Toledo
Ohio
Vicksburg
Miss
Washington Post
Harpers Ferry
W Va
Potomac
Shenandoah Rivera
Virginia
Campbell
Din- Widdle
E Henrico
Norfolk
Roanoke
Danville
Newprt
Petersburg
Staunton
of California
Lhw
Atlant Tity
N. d
Census Bureau
United States
Arizona
New Mexico
Hel d for gem theft. Jewels in his possession
Edward M. Davidson, 31, awning maker of Clarendon Virginia, was arrested at Thirty-fifth and M streets NW by Detectives Baur and Cornwell on grand larceny charges. Authorities say he can explain several recent jewel robberies in Washington and traced a 1901 Portner diamond theft to him. He previously worked as a motorman and has a prior criminal record including housebreaking and petty larceny. He will be held for investigation.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Mount Weather
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Appalachian
North
Carolin
Lake
Nevada
Reithero Vaifernia
Andy
Peidas
Florida
Alimg
Rulf
Plaina
Lake Region
Gulf States
Atlantic States
Missouri
Upper Mississippi
Upper Lake Region
Middle Atantie
South Atlantic Coast
Eat Gate Court
Northeas
West Gulf Coast
Hokes
Grand Banks
Foreat
Edward M. Davidson
Clarendon
Baur
Cornwell
Aqueduct Bridge
Davidson
James
Thomas
Union Station Cafe
W Street
Bauer
Weedon
Parham
Jas
Robert Portner
Brewer
Alexandria
Manassas
Southern Railway
Washington Street Railway
United Methodist Churches Plan Further Union Talks
Baltimore December 2 the joint commission of 27 representing the Methodist Episcopal the Methodist Protestant and the Southern Methodist churches adjourned after appointing a nine member committee to draft a detailed plan of procedure and report to a Chattanooga Tennessee meeting next spring. The committee includes bishops Baril Cranston and Hoss and several reverends and lay representatives from Baltimore Washington Cincinnati Louisville Woodstock Westminster Petersburg and Henderson.
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Baltimore
Methodist Protestant
Southern Methodist Churches
Chattanooga
Tenn
Baril Cranston
Washington
J. F. Goucher
This City
R. T Miller
Cincinnati
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. J. Hoss
Nashville
IF. M. Thomas
Louisville
N. L. Walton
Woodstock
South
T. H. Lewis
Westminster
M. L. Jennines
Petersburg
S. R. Hiarris
Henderson
Methodist Protestant Church
Branding Cold Storage Food Bill Aims Regulated Sale
Senator Hexhurn chairing the manufactures committee prepares a bill to regulate sale of cold storage food in the District. The measure follows the pure food act model, requires branding to show character and storage time, forbids sale of unwholesome items, and sets penalties for misbranding and violations.
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Hexhurn
Committee On Manufactures
October Exports Rise While Imports Fall in U S Trade
The October foreign commerce shows exports valued at 207,713,086 dollars, up from 200,697,430 the prior October. Imports totaled 124,046,150 dollars, down from 127,073,001 dollars a year earlier.
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United States
Johnson Takes Oath at Supreme Court Visit
Governor elect Hiram W. Johnson of California took the oath yesterday at the Supreme Court as part of admission to practice before the court. He did not intend to practice there, only to sight see, and Justice McKenna greeted him as he left the bench.
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Hiram W. Johnson
California
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Justice McKenna
Johnson
Portable wireless system for ships described in navy report
The annual report of the chief of the equipment bureau details a portable wireless system allowing long distance aerials to be lowered in battle. A short wire runs to the yard arm and connects to instruments carried by an operator behind armor on the upper deck. Nightly wireless communication now links Colon and Key West.
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Colon
Key West
Huston on Witness Stand in National Trust Fraud Trial
Former United States Treasurer James N Huston testifies in Criminal Court No 1 denying charges of conspiring to defraud via the U S mails. He describes his links to Harvey M Lewis and Everett Dufour and recounts meeting Lewis years ago and joining National Trust Company as president and director. The defense signals it may call Dufour to the stand while rest upon the government case. trial resumes Monday.
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James N. Huston
United States
Justice Wright
Huston
Harvey M. Lewis
Everett Dufour
Lewis
National Trust Company
Dufour
Turner
National Trust Company of Washington
National Trust Company of Delaware
Henry E. Davis
Lewia
Johin C. Ghtings
Ballinger-Pinchot Committee Report to be Ready Next Week
Republican members of the Ballinger-Pinchot investigating committee expect to complete and submit their report to the full committee early next week after a conference. Senator Nelson noted Rep Denby will arrive in Washington and a new session will be held while Democratic members plan further action. Separately the District education board pushes for rapid normal school plans and bids as the bill for $100,000 aid was proposed May 13.
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Ballinger-Pinchot
Congress
Nelson
Joint Congressional Committee
Denby
Michigan
Washington
Alrady
Board of Education
McKinley Manual Training School
B and O to Erect Mammoth Office Building in DC
Ground has been unoccupied since the old Baltimore and Ohio passenger station was torn down. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans a mammoth office building within weeks on North Capitol and D streets, with several thousand feet of ground under its control and frontage on North Capitol Street. The Real Estate and Improvement Company holds the site for the railroad. The project aims to consolidate offices scattered across the District.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
North Capitol and
D ‘Streets
Baltimore and ‘Ohio
North Capitol Street
DB Street
Real iHistate and Improvement Company of
Baltimore City
Union Station
North Capitol and D street site eyed for office building
The old Baltimore and Ohio station was razed three years ago leaving a vacant site. Railroad officials say the North Capitol and D street plot is exceptionally good for an office building, near Union station and a rapidly growing area. It lies south of a Washington Hotel Company project and near another planned million-dollar hotel by New York capitalists.
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Baltimore and Ohio
North Capitol
D Street
New York
Final Arguments On Through Routes And Joint Rates
Final arguments were presented before the Interstate Commerce Commission on the rights of terminal railways to compel interstate lines to grant through routes and joint rates. The case affects terminal railways nationwide as it determines their ability to partake in large interstate freight charge divisions.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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