Attornys General Plan for New Haven Dissolution Moves Forward
Attorney General McReynolds and aides push a plan to dissolve the New Haven Railway system from its steamship and rail subsidiaries under Sherman law. Officials expect Ngo shareholders to adopt a government bill, with two day talks wrapping up as updates continue. The plan requires shedding Boston and Maine, Boston and Albany stakes, and trolley and steamship lines, with safeguards against keeping New Haven stock in related entities.
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Steamship and Railines
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Department of Justice
McReynolds
Howard Elliott
New Haven Board
W. Gregory
Jesse C. Adkins
Have
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Boston
Albany
New ‘Haven
Police Notes From The District Street Incidents And Arrests
Police notes report a stolen jewelry package from a rural delivery bureau offices. McDonald, an insurance collector. arrested in Philadelphia, says he did not know fire caused by papers at his office last Friday. A Ninth precinct officer stopped a man accused of insulting girls at Third and Matreety. Irvin Prater, 42, a Massachusetts avenue cook, identified as suspect. Jamies Talbert, 5, on Fourth Street northwest, was thrown from a wagon. A race riot inquiry continues after a shooting on Summer court. Carter, 19, of Summer court, wounded by a white youth in an earlier incident. police remain unable to learn how the row started.
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Tegro
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Carter
Summer Court
Jay
Ohio Corn Growers Hear Bryan Urge Farm Faith
Secretary Bryan addressed about 1,200 Ohio corn growers in Continental Hall Washington urging farm life as the world’s greatest vocation. He praised scientific farming, noted Ohio yields, urged visiting the capital, and described a busy day itinerary for the group including museums White House and a reception in Continental Hall before departing for Philadelphia.
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Washington
Continental ‘Hall
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Bilbo Arrested Cries Plot in Mississippi Bribe Charge
Mississippi Lieutenant Governor Bilbo and State Senator Hobbs were arrested in Vicksburg on indictments alleging they agreed to take 9000 from Castleman of Belzoni for votes and to influence a bill. Each posted 5000 bond. Bilbo called the charges a political conspiracy. The case recalls a 1910 bribery confession and mentions a 1913-14 push to create a Belzoni county and Bilbo’s gubernatorial bid.
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Zelaya Leaves Cell After Extradition Withdrawal
Former Nicaraguan president Jose Santos Zelaya, arrested in New York on murder charges from 1907, was released from the Tombs after Nicaragua withdrew its extradition request. He must not intervene in Central American politics and will sail to Spain for commercial affairs, per his counsel.
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Jose Santos Zelaya
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Zelaya
Clarence G. Galston
American State Department
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Zeya
Spa
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Galeton
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Senate Precedence Over Statutory Officers Examined
The article discusses Senate precedence for the Secretary of State as the President’s chief foreign representative, citing Senator Alit Hon’s willingness to concede rank while insisting on official dignity. It notes the Senate’s permanence, the impossibility of abolition, and the long service of many senators across administrations, stressing that rank does not deprecate other officials.
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United States
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Supreme Court
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Fire at lodging house in Boston kills two. wire burns rattle city
Investigations focus on incendiary cause as grand jury tours smoldering ruins. Officials note three related fires at the same lodging house chain in recent months. Victims include William Sullivan and George F. Adams. only $1.47 found among belongings.
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Joseph G. Lyons
Brookline
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George F. Adams
Plead For Aid Against Mighty River Floods
Delegations from the Mississippi Valley States asked the House rivers and harbors committee for an appropriation to build permanent levees along the Mississippi river to guard against floods. The plan backs the Ransdell Humphreys Bill for levees costing 80 million dollars, with 20 million to be raised by states. Former Representative Catchings of Mississippi and others urged early improvements, noting 2000 square miles of lower valley lands as wasteland due to neglect.
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House Rivers and Harbors Committee
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Catchings
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Missouri
Bush
The
Missouri’ Pacific
Townsend
Mississippi River Commission
Yer
Mississippi Valley
Picture addressed to White House echoes Wilson era mail
A Wichita letter carrier sent an envelope bearing only President Wilson’s image to the White House yesterday. The mail contained nothing inside and no sender identity. The incident mirrors a 1901 delivery to Theodore Roosevelt marked with a spectacles image and a row of teeth.
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White House
Washington Housekeepers Meet In Briefs
A local issue list includes a special Housekeepers Alliance meeting at 716 Thirteenth Street Northwest presided by Mrs. Guin Miller. A proposed domestic service training school and the egx boycott were discussed with a January meeting planned. Also noted are a Sigma Nu informal smoker at the Raleigh Hotel and an excise board hearing on a barroom permit transfer.
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Guin Miller
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G. Bhell
D. ©. Leahy
D. C. Condron
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Raleigh
Edson
Bastin
Frank H. Iden
Williamy Goldsmith
James I. Flynn
Excise Board
River Help Pledged as Delegates Urge Waterways Reform
National Rivers and Harbors Congress met at the Willard for its tenth annual session with calls for improved waterways and a broad policy linking Federal and state efforts. Senator Ransdell pledged a large appropriation, while speakers stressed canal projects and the New England need for better transport facilities to support regional industry.
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National Rivers and Harbors Congress
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Ranséell
Fletcher
Florida
Small
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Moore
Pennsylvania
Burress
Texas
William 8. McNary
Boston
New England
Marshall
Clark
South
Panama Canal
Lane
Bryan
Harmony Not a Fight Sought on States Rights
A Minnesota attorney, once set to deliver a sensational address at the Rivers and Harbors Congress, surprised delegates by urging cooperation and harmony between the states and the federal government. The scene shifted from controversy to a plea for unity as President Wilson had vetoed the same in a prior message.
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Pethween
Broadway Jones and County Chairman At Local Theaters
George M. Cohan headlines next week in Washington with Broadway Jones before his farewell run to focus on playwriting. Polls Theater revives The County Chairman with a star cast including Theodore Roberts as Jim Hackler, while other houses mount Shepherd of the Hills and a Cosmos bill with Woodland Memories and a Rough Riders band program.
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Beans
Gayety to Present The Golden Crooks Musical Review
The Golden Crooks Company led by Frank A Burt Frank Dobson and Meade Rockwell is announced for Gayety next week. A two act musical revue From Riches to Rags opens in a metropolitan clubhouse reception room a New York street and the Weissen Hotel Vienna with an Apache dance by Burt Rockwell Dobson and Hall among the featured interludes.
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Rockwell
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Film at Garden PROMINENT PICTURES AND Travelogues
The Pasquali Company presents The Last Days of Pompeii as the feature at the Garden next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with scenes in the arena and an eruption. Caprice with Mary Pickford shown one day only on Wednesday. Leah Kleschna headlining Thursday and Friday. The Fatal Number closes the week. Columbia Burton Holmes Travelogue A Cruise Through the Philippines to be shown next Sunday evening and repeated Monday at 3 30 conclud ing the Philippine lectures and previews of China and Korea. National Les Miserables a photoplay based on Victor Hugo next Sunday afternoon and evening drawing capacity audiences. Columbia Motet Choral Society directed by Otto T Simon to appear next Wednesday afternoon with Christmas music focusing on the Crucifixion and Nativity. the local organization anticipates the best concert yet.
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Caprice
Mary Pickford
Leah Kleschna
Columbia
Burton Holmes
Philippines
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Korea
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National Theater
Victor Hugo
Washington
Motet Choral Society
Otto T. Simon
Montessori Method Lecture At Masonic Auditorium
Dr Maria Montessori the world famed educator will speak at the Masonic auditorium next Saturday at 8 PM under the Montessori Educational Association of America. Washington educators participate as the talk on The Montessori Method of Education will be illustrated with motion pictures from her Rome school.
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Maria Montessori
Masonic Auditorium
Washington
Montessori Educational Association of America
Dr. Montessori
Rome
Montessori
Had 9 Years' Freedom Ended by Wagon Wheel Theft Arrest
Arthur Patten, 29, of Topeka, Kans, arrested again for stealing wagon wheels after parole from a reform school and penitentiary. He had been paroled last summer by Gov Hodges who said he never had a chance and helped him get a packinghouse job.
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