Ink Fraud Charged Former Chemist and Partner Indicted
Edwin W. Van Dyck and Victor G. Bloede, Baltimore ink makers, are charged with conspiring to defraud the U.S. government in engraving ink purchases. Bail set at $10,000 each. The case centers on royalties paid to Van Dyck and alleged favoritism toward Bloede’s company in bids to supply ink for the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
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Edwin W. van Dyck
Victor G. Bloede
Baltimore
Victor de Plvede
Nationaire
Falthmede
Edwin M van Ds
Rire Cheanst
Buria
Yeterday
U Uigel Erind
Yan Py
Bove Trent
Tor Oo Barge
New York
Fleck Otasils
Vetads Dled Company
Jeos Wohluk
Te First National Bank of Ca- Casstile Md van Oy
Oboefor
Blarde
Glvetes Company
Lemonos
Ving Sartyus Fka
Stafford
Washington
Feloth
van Taeks
van Eycks
van Dyck Wis
Dyck
van Jeshh
van Dyck
Tetemn
Bloele Company
van Dykk
Whit Nattyk
Troimsenoor
Fard Blair
Tle
Lloyds Company
Noe Alsistens
Alida Ois
Bloede Company
Bioede Company
Thomas J. Sullivan
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Bureau
Mr. Bullivan
Dinkmaker
Mr. Sullivan
Bryan guest of honor appeals to conscience at Nebraska event
Four hundred guests attended the Jacksonian Club anniversary in Omaha as William J Bryan was feted. He argued that moral issues underlie tariff trusts and railroads, praising Roosevelt and urging ethics in governance. Former Gov Thomas of Colorado urged a $400.6 million greenback loan and government bank deposits to avert panics.
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Omaha
Nebr
Jacksonian Club
Nebraska
New Orleans
Wiliam J Bryan
Ane Oth
Mr Bryan
Roosevelt
4S Thomas
Colorado
Witticiams
Gov .Thomas
Bryan
Supreme Court Bites Employers Liability Act
The Supreme Court ruled five to four that the employers liability law exceeds Congress power and cannot be enforced. Justices White and others held the act unconstitutional for regulating interstate commerce while imposing on carriers duties beyond federal reach. The decision concerns two railroad damage cases from Kentucky and Tennessee with dissenting opinions by Moody and Holmes. Justice White details show the act covers subjects outside commerce regulation.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Mucho
Ines
United States
Europe
Great Britain
New Zealand
Australia
British Columbia
Pana
Cape of Good Hope
United States Supreme Court
Kentucky
Tennessee
Brewer
Peckham
White
Moody
Legislative Branch
Harlan
McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice White
Ita
States
District of Columbia
Territories
British Snub to Japs and Paris Denials Spark Diplomatic Tensions
Vancouver reports Chief of Police refusing to search the Oriental quarter amid New Year attack tensions as two Japanese men post bonds and others remain jailed. Canadian envoy Lemieux weighs immigration limits, while Paris denies war desires and diplomats worry over Pacific power dynamics. France offers good offices and America eyes an open door amid Korea and Manchuria stakes.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Chamberlain
Asiatic Exclusion League
Pire
Thompson
Lemieux
Victoria
B.C
Randolph Lemieux
Japan
Ottawa
Canada
Hayashi
Lemileux
Wilfrid Laurier
Foreign Office
Lemeux
Ishii
United States
France
Paris
Jan
Panama Canal
Great Britain
America
California
Pacific
Korea
Manchuria
Chins
Far East
Actors at the Thaw Trial Open Second Case
New York Jan 6 Nine jurors tentatively chosen on day one of Thaw murder trial at Stanford White case. Judge Dowling sets three daily court sessions from 10:15 a.m. to 10 p.m. as prosecutors Littleton and Jerome shape jury, with specifics on likely excusals and courtroom restrictions.
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Justice Dowling
Ant
New York
Harry K .Thaw
Stanford White
Jerome
Martin W Littleton
Little
Arthur R Marthing
Maurice Bouvier
George WW. Cary
Gremmels
Morewood
Sanford
Conway
Jerome Hatchett
Naething
Bouvier
Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
William Penny
Littleton
White
Madison Square Garden
Talesmen
Clerk Penny
Thomas H Harmon
Nan Patterson
Charles E Gremmels
South Street
Henal
John R. Hatchett
West Thirty-third Street
Japan Denies Army Reserve Recall Report
Mr Miyaoka charge d affaires of the Japanese Embassy denies Vancouver report that Japan is recalling army reserve men in the United States. He says the embassy would know and there has been no intimation of such a move. A mobilization order in Japan would precede any recall, which has not been issued.
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Andrew Jackson
Miyaoka
Vancouver
British Columbia
Japan
United States
Senate
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Cannon
House
Treasury
Savings Banks
Massachusetts
New York
Oder
Senate Finan E Committee
Alison
Peninse
Senato Hensborough
North Dako
Abdryiy
Haninin
Jesus
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Comptroller of the Currency
Mike Aldrich
Allison
Wale
Havd
Pankers
Jorge
Judges Rule Law On Interstate Commerce In Brooks Case
Judge McCall and Judge Walter Evans preside in Western District of Kentucky. Both Brooks cases seek 25000 and 20000 dollars respectively. Railroads win in trial and Supreme Court, ruling Congressional action cannot apply to intrastate commerce and cannot define protection from interstate accident as commerce. Justice White affirms Kentucky and Tennessee rulings.
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Camille Howard
Witt Howard
Tiinois Central
Memphia
Tenn
NM. Co
McCall
Brooks
United States Circuit Court
Western District of
Kentucky
Walter Evans
Supreme Court
Evans
Tennessee
White
Nine thaw jurors insanity sole defense
Prisoner Little changed his wife less wan and haggard. Justice Dowling moves to press hearing to speed a conclusion. Court room misses Thaw's mother. Talesmen temporarily accepted may be removed for cause. Judge makes favorable impression.
Thaw trial jury tactics and court room observations
The report details peremptory challenges, jury selection delays, and courtroom dynamics during Harry K Thaw’s second trial for murder. It notes Justice Dowling's handling of proceedings, Thaw’s behavior and audience, and the influence of communications about jurors. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and family are noted in attendance.
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Federal Grand Jury
Bloede
Robert Biggs
Grand Jury
Jackson
J. H. Corning
13Th St. Nw
Banking Dept. of Union Trust Co
15Th
Hsts
Harry Kendall
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Martin W. Littleton
Little Reed
Upper Broadway
Cerome
White Street
Mr Jerome
Francis P Garvan
Moore
George Lauder Carnegie
Josiah Thaw
Countess of
Yarmouth
Mary Thaw
Pittsburg
Justice Fitzgerald
Mr Littleton
Michael Delphin Delmas
Justice Browing
Sattleton
Massachusetts Savings Bank
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