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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1911

Page

4

Grand Jury Hears Witnesses In Virginia Trust Probe

Special Alexandria grand jury spent the day hearing witnesses on the Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation case amid delayed proceedings to appoint Howard W. Smith as receiver. Testimony included bank examiners and officials. rumors of Mercantile Association troubles were denied. property transfers and a death also noted.

Alexandria Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation Washington Post Bureau King Street Howard W. Smith John S Barbour Fairfax County Trust Corporation C. Barksdale State Bank Francis Coates National Bank J. K. M. Norton George H. Robinson Teller Henry F. Robertson W. J. Boothe Harry D. Kirk Douglas Smith A. J. Egghorn E J Doherty L. Ruben W. Robinson Mercantile Railway Building and Loan Association Reauglas Stuart

Post to Launch New Puzzle Contest With Prizes

The Post will publish the third puzzle and the second puzzle results, listing those with correct solutions to show eliminations. About 600 to 700 ties exist. A new independent contest opens tomorrow with a full page explanation and new prize series including three large libraries for worthy organizations plus commissions.

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Kennel Club Bores Plans for Possible Spring Dog Show

The Washington Kennel Club met at the Chamber of Commerce rooms last night to refine plans and decide at an upcoming meeting whether to hold a dog show in the spring. Also appears a rental notice for UCO Taxicabs offering hourly rates and contact.

Washington Kennel Club Chamber of Commerce

Five Hundred Civil Service Delegates Meet Here

About 500 delegates from every state gather in Washington for a two day convention of the United States Civil Service Retirement Association. Free speech higher salaries and the right to petition Congress top the agenda as Brooklyn representative William Calder pledges support and harmony is urged.

Brooklyn United States Civil Service Retirement Association Congress G A. R. Hall Civil Service Washington Michael F. O'Donoghue Lofder Calder William D. Calder N. C F.C. Ainsworth Army Charles I. Stengle William Tindall P. J Hutchinson Boston Charles N. Hartsen Harrisburg J. J. Corcoran Providence R. I Sidney V. Conway Newark N. J Buffalo Charles T Hanna Baltimore Charles Duffy Chicago Stephen W Connolly Pittsburg Arthur L. Behymer Cincinnati

Ten Years For Hurling A Brick At A Negro

Walter Sesco, a negro, was arraigned for sentence in Criminal Court No 1. Justice Wright sentenced him to ten years in the penitentiary for hurling a brick at another negro and injuring his eye. Richard Jones, a negro, was convicted of assault and received a like sentence.

Walter Sesco Justice Wright Richard Jones Alga

Miners Charter Granted by AFL Executive Council

The American Federation of Labor executive council granted a charter to the Western Federation of Miners, on par with that given to the United Air Workers of America. The latter group, meeting in Columbus, Ohio, threatened to withdraw from the AFL unless the Western federation is admitted. German navy officials expressed condolences to U S Commander Retzmann, naval attaché, over the battleship Delaware accident. Capt. Charles A. Gove arrived in Washington from Hampton Roads to confer with Navy officials on the Delaware incident and future plans.

American Federation of Labor Western Federation of Miners United Air Workers of Amerca Columbus Ohio Western Federation U. S Retzmann Meyer Delaware Charles A. Gove Hampton Roads Navy Department

Manicurists Out on Bail in District Case

Reuben Duffie and six women arrested Thursday night for violating a District regulation on massage and manicuring establishments appeared before Judge Pugh in police court yesterday. They pleaded not guilty and were released on bail pending trial in the higher court.

Reuben Duffie Pugh

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