Fifty Dairy Dealers arraigned on pure food charges
In police court fifty local dairy dealers, totaling 109 charges, were arraigned before Judge Pugh for alleged sale of milk containing bacteria. The defense sought a bill of particulars, arguing specifics on foreign substances and quantities. prosecutors argued information would reveal no new facts. Judge Pugh granted the bill of particulars and set July 16 for further proceedings. District Commissioner responds to Mandamus suit by William A Simpson over milk contract, noting Simpson was lowest bidder but challenging court jurisdiction. Oyster’s milk priced higher with higher butter fat, while Simpson’s is lower fat. Hearing set for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Simpson
Pugh
United States
John Lewis Smith
Cobb
Department of Agriculture
M. E. O'Brien
Henry E Davis
Vunsel
Daily Men
Haith
O’brien
Davis
O'Brien
District Commission
William A.impson
Duairyman
Simpson
District Supreme Court
Simpson's Ltd
Wallon
George M. Oyster
Oyster
Simpsons
Thomas
White
Anderson
Autt
U S Eyes on Passenger Vessels During Holidays
A telegram from the Secretary of Commerce directs supervising inspectors to safeguard lives during the July 4 to 7 period. They must detail all available force and exercise strict supervision of passenger vessels at major ports including Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Norfolk Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Chicago Milwaukee and Grand Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renfield
Inapec
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Norfolk
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Milwaukee
Grand Haven
Mich
Secretary of Commerce
Congress faces big policy over Mussel Shoals power rights
Bids from private interests for the Tennessee River Mussel Shoals water power were opened as Army engineers weigh a gubernatorial policy on developing navigable streams. C E James offered to lease all power for 100 years at 6.26 million with a 500000 bond. United States Hydroelectric Power Co proposed 3 million toward dam construction and 250000 annually for a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussel Shoals
Tennessee
Board of Army Engineers
Tenn
Congress
Chattanooga
Riverton
Mussel Shoule
Army
C. E. James
Munsel Shoals
United States Hydroelectric Power Company
Delinquent husbands pay support, over $51 thousand for families
A District of Columbia juvenile court report shows $51,890.27 collected for family support in the year ending June 30, 1913. Of this, $46,278.27 came under suspended sentence to families, while 4.9 percent came from men under workhouse sentences. Judge DeLacy gave four nonsupport defendants another chance to pay regularly, naming John W. Richardson James B. Holmen John Taylor and Joseph Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile Court of
District of Columbia
Soldier seeks release to follow preaching calling
Doyle Story of Calvert City Kentucky told Representative A W Barkley he felt Lord called him to preach after turning eighteen last year, but enlisted in the army to quiet his conscience. Now stationed in Texas he asks for help obtaining release to pursue the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Doyle Story
Calvert City
A. W. Barkley
Kentucky
Story
Texas
Barkley
State Societies Outing At Chesapeake Beach Picnic
The Federation of State Societies annual picnic was held yesterday afternoon and evening at Chesapeake Beach attended by many. No program occurred. Senator Vardaman was expected to speak but could not attend. Mississippi Society sponsored the outing with a committee led by Chariton M. Clark and including Fred Beall and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of State Societies
Chesapeake Beach
Senator Vardaman
Mississippi Society
Chariton M. Clark
Fred Beall
Benjamin G. Humphries
Mississippi
Josiah Brinker
Joseph FE. Colston
Oscar Wilkinson
Harry Peyton
Orlando G. Smith
L. Q. C. Lamar
Harvey C. Long
W. L. Austin
Jesse Morgan
Clifton P. Clark
R. W. Fondren
W.T Faulkner
Mr. Pullum
John A. Farrell
J. A. McCormick
Harry Coleman
Hospital Fund Grows Through Local Donations
The Emergency Hospital fund rose to 141104.18 dollars with 82 dollars from District firemen and plans for another fall collection. Donations also included 50 from Bakers Union Local 368 40 from Agricultural Department employees 30 from Pluym's and 10 from a friend. The funeral of Mrs Maria Frederika Luyties Kuhns will be held at 4 PM today at the Bayly home 2125 N Street NW. She will be buried in Canton Ohio. Mrs Kuhns and her husband the Rev Louis Marchand Kuhns were close friends of President William McKinley. She had lived in Washington since 1902 and is survived by three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. White
White
Bakers'Union
Agricultural Department
Pluym
Maria Frederika Luyties Kuhns
William Hamilton Bayly
N Street
Bayly
Canton
Ohio
Will notes and executors in and around probate
Edwin Bennett dated June 23 191s had diamonds given to Valerie Vidal and Harry Yates with residue to Reginald Wyer of Amsterdam N. John 5 Henderson named executor. Mary McFarlan wills to husband Daniel McFarlan. William Murphy leaves entire estate to widow Mary Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Bennett
Valerie Vidal
Harry Yates
Reginald Wyer
Amsterdam
John
Henderson
Mary McFarlan
Daniel McFarlan
William Murphy
Mary Murphy
Cowart
Justice Anderson
Julius Stahel
Walt & Cohen
Mery J. White
J. Furney White
W. C. Bilderston
Mainte May
Nelson Wilson
Stemnegrimur Stefansson
Charles Martel
W- H
Managua
Edwit’ T. Boykin
Willerd B Shuster
Hasby-Smith
Aled
Richard Moree
L. M. King
Wilfred E. Shisler
R. B. Fleharty
Guardian
Z._S Easby-Smith
Mary A. McFarren
William T Murphy
Government to resume film case against motion picture trust
The government will reopen its suit in New York before Examiner Edward Hacker with a Monday resumption. Edwin P. Grosvenor expects to present 40 witnesses as final government evidence to dissolve the trust, continuing the case into the fall for defense testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motion - Picture Trust
New York
Edward Hacker
Edwin P. Grosvenor
McReynolds
Rose Schaffer ordered to return Georgetown property
In a District Supreme Court ruling by Justice Anderson, Mrs. Rose Schaffer and her daughter Hilda F. Schaffer must reconvey to artist John W. Drury the 3412 Prospect Avenue Georgetown property by July 9, claiming undue influence while he was a Georgetown Hospital patient. Schaffer denies undue influence, argues the property worth about 3,300 while Drury says 20,000 to 30,000. appeals planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
Rose Schaffer
Hilda F. Schaffer
John WH. Drury
Prospect Avenue
Georgetown
Georgetown Hospital
Schaffer
Kl. A. Bailey
Court of Appeals
Walter A. Balderston
Drury
Boy Talty 15 Dies by Self at Home After Dispute
John Talty son of a commander, 15, lived at 113 Nineteenth St NW. After a spat with his mother he vanished last evening. A note on the kitchen table read I am going to drown myself. You will find my body above the bridge. The father reported the disappearance and alarm was sent. Police doubt a tragedy but search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Talty
Nineteenth Street
John
Talty
Third Precinct
Tally
Sergt. Wheelock
Yachts Start Annual Independence Cruise to Annapolis
Four Capital Yacht Club yawls led by Fleet Captain Clyde Craige left the foot of Ninth street for the annual Independence Day cruise to Annapolis. The Frayer Oliver Bright Bess Charles James Nemoosa Serena Craige proceed to the club station after Labor Day and will race in the Chesapeake Bay Yacht Racing Association regatta starting July 19 over 147.6 nautical miles for prizes including the Commodore Partner cup and an aluminum cooking outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Yacht Club
Clyde Craige
Ninth Street
Annapolis
Frayer
Oliver Bright
Bess
Charles James
Nemoosa
Lyman S. Hennis
Serena
Craige
Chesapeake Bay Yacht
Burned as she fights fire at home
Mrs. E. T. Brown of 228 G Street Northwest suffered burns to her hands and arms while trying to smother a blaze caused by a pile of paper ignited by a gas stove. Firemen from No. 6 Engine Company arrived and extinguished the fire. she refused ambulance aid and treated herself with a neighboring physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Brown
G Street
Brown
Hester Returns to Desk After Suspension Over Kiss
Frank D. Hester, section chief at the pension office, was suspended for kissing a temporary clerk and returned to his desk after pension commissioner Gay lord M. Saltagaber learned it occurred on a dare. The clerk, dismissed as her appointment ended, was the subject of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Hester
Pension Office
Gaylord M. Saltagaber
Hester
Treaty with Italy marks first such bilateral ratification
Secretary Bryan and the Italian government exchanged ratifications on a landmark treaty. It guarantees that an Italian subject may sue in U.S. courts for damages from a death, matching citizenship rights, while American citizens receive the same guarantee in Italy. The agreement follows a Supreme Court ruling that aliens had no such right. Similar pacts with other nations are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Italy
Bryan
Supreme Court of the
Thief Enters Three Houses On Wisconsin Avenue
A burglar entered three houses on Wisconsin Avenue Northwest and fled after being confronted in the third. He took a dollar from a purse in Mrs. J. A. Duvall’s room at 13 Wisconsin Avenue as servant and occupants alerted others. Police report he previously searched Reed at 205 Wisconsin Avenue and Theodore Barnes at 1433 Wisconsin Avenue but absconded with nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Duvall
Wisconsin Avenue Northwest
C. M. Reed
Wisconsin Avenue
Theodore Barnes
Speech Arts Standardization Discussed at National Meeting
Delegates of the National Speech Arts Association discussed standardizing speech arts study in schools at their convention. The group traveled to Arlington and attended an evening recital featuring Miss Caroline Berry Phelps of Raleigh and others. The final session is scheduled for 9 am with many delegates staying for Independence Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Speech Arts Association
Arlington
Caroline Berry Phelps
Raleigh
N. C
Lemuel B. C. Josephs
Glenna
Tinnin
Walter A. Welle
Emma. L. Ostrander
Grace
Makepiece
Henry Garfield Houghton
Fall Causes Death of Police Officer's Son Albert Ryon
Albert Ryon age 19, son of Sergeant C. Ryon of the Fifth precinct, died in Providence Hospital from injuries after a motorcycle fell on a rock Tuesday night. He suffered a skull fracture and a broken collarbone. He lived at 314 Flrat Street Southeast. Also noted: heat prostrations in Washington with two cases reported. Joseph Serago, 4, and Pearl Carter, 10, were treated at the Emergency Hospital and are expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ryon
Sergt
C. Ryon
Fifth Precinct
Providence Hospital
Ryan
Flrat Street
Wip
Washington
Joseph Serago
Pearl Carter
Auto Wrecked He Sues For Damages
Dr Edwin P Beckley files in District Supreme Court for 1000 damages after his car was wrecked in a May 2 collision at Florida avenue and Seventh street. He alleges Charles H Marshall crossed from south to north, causing the crash and forcing him to hire a replacement vehicle for his medical practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour Wee
Edwin P. Beckley
Charles H. Marshall
Florida Avenue
Seventh Street
District Supreme Court
Beckley
Wilton J. Lambert
Marshall
Mrs Harris Seeks U S Job After Prenup Lawsuit
Mrs Magnolia V A H Harris who sued the late Gen H M Baker for 200000 over a prenup claims a government post. She appealed to Representative Kay Tone B Stevens of New Hampshire to intercede, but Stevens says she is not a legal NH resident. Harris had been a pension office clerk until July 1 but was among 400 who lost temporary jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia V
A. H. Harris
H. M Baker
New Hampshire
Kay Tone B. Stevens
Drowned Alexandria man from Tampico launch accident
Willard P. Graves Jr of Alexandria died near Tampico Mexico on a June night when he fell from a launch while aiding another in distress. His body was not recovered. He had recently taken a job with an oil company near Tampico. Graves, 34, is survived by his father a merchant, a sister Lucy, and a brother Herbert C. Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Tampico
Mex
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Willard P. Graves, Jr
Mexico
Graves
West
Lucy Graves
Herbert C. Graves
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Washington
Equity Court Docket Shows Multiple Trustee Substitutions
In the Supreme Court District of Columbia equity docket Judge Anderson presided over numerous matters. Goff v Brooks substitutes a trustee while Buckler v Buckler seeks receiver returnable July 21. Harris v Harris supports examiner hearing. Pinyon v Pope confirms sale with auditor reference. Lamson v Fitzhugh appoints guardian ad litem. Several lunacy matters appoint committees with bonds set. other cases involve receivers, demurrers, and digest of testimony on appeal. The record also lists numerous property conveyances across Washington areas with various trustees, bonds, and dates, reflecting a busy docket of equity and probate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No. 2
Anderson
Goff
Hunter
M. T. Clinkscales
Waters
Montague & Moriarty
Kappler & Merillat
Alexander Wolf
John Abbout
J. J. Darlington
Herman
Yacht Tax Case Appealed by New York Owners
New York yacht owners carried their challenge to the Supreme Court seeking to overturn the Payne Aldrich tariff tax on foreign built yachts. Lower courts upheld the tax and rejected pleas that some crafts were not used in the United States during the tax period. Leading yachtsmen include Cornelius G. K. Billings H Clay Pierce Roy A. Raineyn Harriet Goelet and James Gordon Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
United States
Cornelius G. K. Billings
H. Clay Pierce
Roy A. Raineyn
Harriet Goelet
James Gordon Bennett
Dormer Guy Walter Stubbs to Study European Agriculture
Walter H Stubbs of Ihwansas and his wife with children visited the State Department where Secretary Bryan gave letters of introduction to American ambassadors and European officials. The family sails from New York tomorrow for Naples to spend an indefinite period on the continent researching agricultural methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dormer
Guy Walter H. Stubbs
Ihwansas
State Department
Bryan
Europe
Stubbs
New York
Naples
Mrs Anna C Read Dead In Baltimore Obituary
Mrs Anna C Read widow of Wil lim Hamilton Read former Baltimore druggist died yesterday at 1749 Lanter Place of infirmity of age. She was daughter of late Capt John Rowan of Talbot County Md. Survived by a daughter and three sons. Interment in Green Mount Cemetery, Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna C Read
Willim Hamilton Read
Baltimore
Lanter Place
John Rowan
Talbot County
Mra Read
Greenmount Centetery
Hair Clinic Claims Cure For Scalp Trouble By Cuticura
A reader from Broken Arrow recounts years of itchy flaky scalp and hair loss from irritation. After trying various products, Cuticura Soap and Ointment improved her condition in two weeks, and she credits the treatment for longer, healthier hair. Also notes Cuticura for pimples and blackheads with routine cleansing and samples mailed from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olja
Ella Shefield
Cuticura
Dept
T. Boston
Astrology of the Day for July Fourth 1913
The new moon, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn yield foretold unrest and trials for mankind with warnings of increased hospital work and unusual mortality. Public women face changing opinion in the autumn suffrage revival while a powerful leader may rise. War rumors and libel suits loom. yet some see prosperity for certain births and wage earners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Neptune
Saturn
Ufe
London
France
Italy
Smrrope
United States
Pacific
Jupiter
McClure
Summer Resorts Along Blue Ridge and Alleghany Line
City bulletins advertise Summer Resorts from Blue Ridge to Virginia Hot Springs and other country homes with application details to G. M. Bond. Fireworks promotions at Reisinger's Rockville and Tyree's Ne, plus a call to keep cool this July 4 at the Virginia Theater. Post Want Ads are free in The Post classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge and
Alleghany Mountains
Chesapeake and Ohio
White Sulphur Springs
Virginia Hot Springs
G. M. Bond
F St. Nw
Virginia Theater
Post
Grogan's Store Announces Holiday Closure Policy
Grogan's will close Saturday July 5 and today. For 25 years the store has given long week end vacations when a holiday falls on Friday. The policy reflects liberal business stance and aims to maintain patronage. In July and August the store closes daily at 5 and Saturdays at 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
L. L. Perkins and Merwe Royal Indemnity Co.
L. L. Perkins partners with Merwe Royal Indemnity Co. in bonding services at Bond Building. Phone M 7122.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Merwe Royal Indemnilty Co
Bond Building
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Mandamus
U. S
Soldier
Representative Barkley
M. F. L. Kuhns
Government
Boy
Chesapeake Bay
National Arts Association
Big Rock
Edwin F. Beckley
Jones Sharlen A. Marshall
Mrs. Harris
Baker Estate Appeals
Stevens
P. Graves, JR
Fishers
Hag
Democratic Committee
Democratic
Carles
Bendheim
Rammel
Southern Railway
Cameron Run
Alexander Garrison
Circuit Court No. 2
Rudolph
M., &. O'Brien
William Henry White
Beale
Bpeel
W. J. Ambrose
Cameron
Sanitary Laundry Company
Fulton Lewis
Columbia Building and Investment Company +3
Dorsch
Bertha W. Alburger
William H. Alburger
Crandal Mackey
Sylvester Howard
Albert Richardson
Plainer
M.D Clinkscales
Mary A. Goff
Clarence R. Frooky
Alto
George C. German
B. Stanley Simmson
New York Avenue Northwest
Lucas P Levin
J. Lambert
R H H. Yeatman
Yellett & Stubblefield
H. Eilsworth
Grant Park
John P. F. White
Willie Locke
Brightwood Park
Jennie V. Davis
Thomas R
Alberta Davis
Bellevue
Amelia L. Niedomanski
Louis G. Ostermayer
Louis G.ostermayer
Otto W. Niedomanski
Sevententh Street
Capitel
Katherina Mullins Fe
Bridget McNamara
Solumbia Heights
John P. Stuckert Et
Frederick A. Linger
Twllfth Street
Pratt Bolce
John F. Connor
Third Street
Margaret L. Mengert
Ulric T
Edward L. Brady
Margaret IL
Ulric T. Mengert
LE Droit Park
John F. Conner
Randle Highlands
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Benjamin F. Board
David Ay
Baer
Ingleside
David A. Baer
Alfred P. Leyburn
D Street
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
Charles J. Walker
William B
Hannah M. Cahill
Second
Third
Jeremiah Culloane
Sam Levin
Fifteenth Street
R Street
John C. Pugh
James L. Pugh
Edward L. Pugh
E. Baker Evans Et al
Helena Pullman
Ann Crowley
John H
Lula B. Wyatt
Brookland
Hannah M. Wolff
Burton Fisher
First Street
Charles K. Xander
Wilhelmina Xander
Hayy
Sixteenth
William Alden Smith
Falli & Pearsall
Iss
William W. Hoeke
Maria L. Carnahan
Columbia Heights
Mary
Alberta
Joseph S
John H. Davis
Thomas R. Davis
Samuel Brown
William H . Linking
George, R. Linking
Luther W. Linkins
Michael J. Keane
Edmond Fitzgerald
John J. Fexan
Enterprise Berial Building Association
Marion F
Holderman
J. Q. H. Alward
W. G. Llanahem
Haddocks Hills
John L Warren
Bates Warren
William H. Sholes
C. Elton James
B. Square
Benjamin F. Burch
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
Woopamy Park
Harry L. Taylor
H. Bradley Davidson
James A. Cahill
United States Trust Company
William McK. Clayton
James Berry
Arthur Carr
Perpetual Building Association
George T. Dietz
William McK
Clayton
William B. Cahillot
H. R. Howenstein
Harold C Clark
William H. Manogus
Edward P Schwartz
Jeremiah Cullinane
John H. Wyatt
Ernest J. Schmidt
George M. Emmerich
German-American Building Association
Solomon Soletet
Thomas Berguson
Union Trust Company
Fidelity Trust Company
Edith B
Weber
Thornton
Guion Miller
Jonsthan
Eli Tylor
Doran
Platt
Maria L
Mary S. McCallum
James J. Backer
K. 0. Wagenhorst
Anna C. Read
Reisinger's
Rockville, Mad
Grogan
Peter Grogan & Sons Co
Seventh St
L. L. Perkins
de & C
Mackinaw
Lake Points
Wheeling
Columbus
15Th Street
New York Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Union Station
Baltimore & Ohio
Lincoln 254
Noalco
Mid-City
West River
Chesapeake
Maryland
Annabalte
Ocean City
Returm
Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis Electric Railway CO
14Th St. and
New York Ave
Byron S. Adams
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
Prince Albert
Dizi
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
F St
Robespierre
7Th Street
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
America
Emerson Institute Sic
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