Appeals castro case reviews mylius libel also
Secretary Nagel discussed the Castro and Mylius immigration rulings in New York, warning that upholding the district court decisions would limit the power to exclude aliens. He questioned how to determine admissibility if immigrants may refuse to answer pertinent questions, and whether defamation cases hinge on moral turpitude. He suggested appealing to the circuit court after initial steps toward the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court At
New York
Nagel
Immigration Service
Weill
Abel
Mylius
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Goethals Seeks Judson For Panama Role
Secretary Stimson announced Col. William V. Judson will be detailed as assistant to Col. Goethals at the Panama Canal. District engineer commissioner will move to the isthmus. Maj. Harding named as engineer commissioner candidate. Judson praised successor and reflected on leaving a post marked by public efforts and improvements.
War Department to Keep Staff Despite Commission
The War Department will not discharge clerks despite the economy and efficiency commission recommendation. An investigation board reported that 200 employees could be dropped, but the department will not reduce its force, not filling vacancies to meet the last appropriation. The situation leaves the secretary of war to assess abolishments after President Wilson’s inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economy and Efficiency Commission
War Department
Secretary of War
Economy Commission
Wilson
Attorney General Wickersham to Represent Government at Merger Hearing
Attorney General Wickersham will represent the government at a Federal court hearing in St. Louis Monday over the dissolution plan for the Union Pacific Southern Pacific railroad merger. Officials from both railroads have agreed on a disintegration scheme awaiting court approval. Wickersham departs today for St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickersham
Federal Court
St. Louis
Union Pacific-Southern Pacific Railroad
United States Supreme Court
Feneral
Pacific telephone inquiry and schedule of brick gift
Federal probe into the Pacific coast telephone trust runs parallel to the Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry led by United States Attorneys John McCourt of Portland and Beverly W. Conner of Seattle. A brick plant manager sent a brick to Chicago for the lay products exposition, part of a nationwide parcel post shipment of 95 000 bricks for an exhibit house to be given away and re erected after the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Trust
Pacific Coast
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wickersham
United States
John McCourt
Portland
Oreg
Beverly W. Coiner
Seattle
Pacific
A. B. Lyon
Hydraulic Press Brick Company
Parcel Post
Coliseum
Chicago
Sunday Services at New Church and area churches
Sunday schedule across multiple faiths in northwest Washington includes New Church at Sixteenth and Corcoran with 11 am sermon by Rev Frank Sewall and 7:30 pm address by Rev Julian Smyth on what is the New Church. Methodist and Seventh Day Adventist listings, Christian Science services, Spiritualist and secular lectures also noted with times and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Church
Sixteenth
Corcoran Streets
Frank Sewall
D. D
Julian K. Smyth
New York City
General Convention of
New Church In America
Uucle
Suedenborg
Methodist Episcopal
Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church
John Marshall Place
James Shera Montgomery
Epworth Leigue
New France
Publi
Evangelical Christian Science
Evangelical Christian Science Church
Rauscher's
Connecticut Avenue
L Street
Winfield S. Whitman
Pythian Temple
Ninth Otreet Northwest
G. W. Kates
God
Kates
Lyceum
Taft Urges Masonic Memorial in Alexandria
President Taft visited Alexandria to attend the George Washington Masonic Memorial Association meeting and urged all members to support a memorial to George Washington. He praised Washington as a leader with red blood and humor and noted the occasion included delegates from numerous lodges and a wreath plan at Mount Vernon. Public offices shut for the event and a local fire destroyed three small houses in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
White House
Taft
George Washington Masonic Memorial Association
Thomas J. Shryock
Mas ‘Ter
Masons of
Maryland
Memorial Association
Masonic
United States
Gen. Shryock
George Washington
Freemasonry
Charles H. Callahan
Alexandria-Washington
Mount Vernon
Charles «. Carlin
Thomas A. Fisher
Samuel W. Pitts
Alexandria-Washington Lodge
Clarence P King
Washington Electric Car Lines
F. H. Treat
Washington Utilities Company
William B. McChesney
Virginia
W. L. Gorgas
Pennsylvania
J. J. Mansfeld
Texas
Charles C. Flamer, Jr
The
Masonic Temple
J.B. Dillon
Michigan
John J. Day
Delaware
Eugene 8. Weston
Vest
George A. Beauchamp
W. O. Andrews
Wir
Hayes Laird
H. J. Dell
W. Bo McCoy
North Carolina
M. J. Hall
Aemassa
Sterling Kerr
Scottish Rite
Washington
Elis
Alexandria County
Gronau
Maj Henry Romeyn U S Army dead veteran of Civil Indian wars
Major Henry Romeyn United States Army veteran of the Civil and Indian wars died yesterday at Walter Reed Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services will be held Monday with burial at Arlington Cemetery. Survived by wife, daughter Miss Tena F Romeyn, and son Captain Charles Romeyn, USA, then in the Philippines. born 1833 in Galton, Illinois. enlisted in the 105th Illinois Infantry at outbreak of Civil War. Congress awarded him a medal for bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Romeyn
Walter Reed Hospital
Arlington Cemetery
Maj
Romeyn
Military Order of the Toral Legion
Army of the Cumberland
Society of the Indian Wars
Galton
105Th
Ianois Infantry
Congress
Tena F Romeyn
Charles Romeyn
Philippines
Taft Denies Hyde Pardons in Defrauding Case
President Taft refused to pardon or commute sentences for Frederick A. Hyde and Joost St Schneide r, convicted in 18 of conspiring to defraud the United States over lands in California and Oregon, who remain free on bond. Hyde faced two years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Schneider fourteen months and $1,000. The matter had reached the U S Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Frederick A. Hyde
Joost St. Schneider
United States
California
Oregon
Hyde
Schneider
United States Supreme Court
Ladies' Night at Y M C A Drama Club Presents Too Much Married
The Y M C A Bachelors' Club hosts ladies night with the Y M C A Dramatic Club presenting the one act comedy Too Much Married. Principal parts by R J Hall R BE Eddy P J Bradley IH A Swanson and W L Platt. Music by the Y M C A Orchestra led by If D Fletcher G A Miller T A Nubson F Schellfeffer and A H King. Welcome by G K Ahrhorn with reception committee A Weinerth W K Springer F J Platt. Entertainment committee H C Bickel G H Emeh U D Tacoab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachelors’ Club
Association Building
Y. M. A. Dramatic Club
R. J. Hall
R. BE. Eddy
P. J. Bradley
IH. A. Swanson
W. L. Platt
Y. M. C. A. Orchestra
D. Fletcher
G. A. Miller
T. A. Nubson
F. ©. Schellfeffer
A. H. King
G. K. Ahrhorn
A. Weinerth
W. K. Springer
F. J. Platt
H.C. Bickel
G. H. Emeh
UD. Tacoab
Washington Humane Society Moves to New Headquarters
The Washington Humane Society relocated from the Warder building at 1502 H Street NW to larger quarters closer to the vit area the directors wish to reach. The new offices include a business office an adjoining side room and a large room for directors meetings. The rooms are open during business hours and the public is invited to inspect the new place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Humane Society
Warder
H Street
More Slides at Panama Canal Improve Excavation Efforts
Panama Canal reports show over two million cubic yards of earth and rock moving daily with unusual activity. About four million yards of regular excavation remain. Water is expected to be turned into the canal bed around October 1. army engineers say slides can be removed more cheaply by dredges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Washington Pioneer Mrs. Martha Saunders Dies at 90
Martha Saunders a longtime Washington resident died at age ninety at her home 163 Third Street NW. Funeral services are Sunday at 2 PM from the residence with private interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. She was widow of a former Department of Agriculture garden authority and is survived by three children eleven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren with two children deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Saunders
Washington
Third Street
Rock Creek Cemetery
Hoth
Saunders
Department of Agriculture
Free Hours wine and liquor sale promotions at city outlets
City bulletins advertise two daily free hours for wine and liquor purchases with a sample Montivello bottling, price lists for items like Va. Sweet Catawba and Pure Tal Brandy, and contact references. Also noted are dress cleaning services, seafood specials, lunch at Harvey's, repair services for fountain pens, and window seats at Harvey's and Cafe Republique with cabaret attractions by Count Imperatori's Orchestra.
Honor Patriot And Poet Honors At Cal State Association
Members of several state associations with chapters in the strict were guests at the California State Association meeting at the Public Library to celebrate Washington's birthday and honor Joaquin Miller. Speakers included Col John A. Joyce, Frederick Woodward, Representative Knowland, and others. M. M. O'Donohoe presided. The next meeting will elect officers in March. The June gathering will visit Joaquin Miller's cabin at Rock Creek Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calfornia State Association
Public Library
Washington
Joaquin Miller
Joseph S Ieefer
John A. Joyce
Frederick ©. Woodward
Knowland
Miller
California
O'Donohue
Tock Creek Park
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Edward F. Mylius
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King George
Elgin Creamery
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Hillsboro
Salt Lake
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OLD Dutch Market, Inc
Lo. Ave
14Th St
N. W
N. E
North Capitol St
Georgia Ave
Sts
U St
Cheantiness
Adixon
Maddiman
Fineman & Goldsmith
Fourteenth Street
Prines Albert
Hirs
Berkeley Rye
ST. N
Mome Building Association
First Trust ‘Securities
Comptroller of Currency
Pennsylvania Avenue
Shefford
Chautauqua Dairy CO
Syracuse
Baltimore &Ohio Express
Baltimore
Goethals
Judson
Stimson
Panama
Pacific Telephone Inquiry
U. S
Seventh Day Adventists
Twelfth Street
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Columbia Road
Euclid
Champlain Streets
Dtalin
Colorado Huilding
Secular League
J. J. Shirley
Ninth Street Northwest
Ther Services
Esoterism
Oriental Esoteric Society
Q Street
Northwest
Wyoming
George Washington Birthday Celebration Association
Mayor Lodge
Andrew Jackson Lodge of Masons
Thomas A. Wisher
BREAD
LIFE
General Baking Company
Boston Bakery
Arleeton
Dramatic Club
NEW Humane Headquarters
Washington Society
City Bulletins
Phila
Oyster
Harvey’s
L1th St
Pa. Ave
Wm. Cannon
Harvey's
Cafe Republique
IG 4
Afe Republique
Count Imperatori
Gen. Washington
Walter Baker & CO. Limited
Dorchester, Mass
R. R
Congress Limited
Everson
Cean
Byron S. Adams
St. N. Ww
Chas. G. Stott & CO
New York Avenue
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
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