Taft Announces Major State and Admin Appointments
In a broad reshaping effort the Taft administration solidifies state forces with key party strengthening moves. Carmi Thompson will succeed Hilles as chief executive in the department, while L. C. Laylin becomes Assistant Secretary of the Interior. G. W. Mooney is named Assistant Secretary to the President, Ralph Cole is tapped as Attorney to the Comptroller, and S. P. Allen will serve as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.
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Hilles
L. C. Laylin
Interior
G. W. Mooney
Ralph Cole Attorney
S. P. Allen
Secretary of Treasury
TAPT S Proposed Changes In Government Service
Gherman FP Allen, assistant secretary to the President, is to be appointed Assistant Secretary of the Treasury succeeding A Platt Andrew. Thompson of Ohio is slated as successor to Charles D Hilles as secretary to the President. L Layla of Ohio to succeed Wr Thompson in Interior. Jamyille W Mooney, former speaker of Ohio saseubiz, to succeed Mr Allen as constant secretary to the President. Ralph Cote of Ohio likely to be appointed legal adviser to comptroller of currency.
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the Treasury
A. Platt Andrew
Arm Thompson
Ohio
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Charles D. Hilles
Republian National Committee
L. Layla
Wr. Thompson
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Jamyille W. Mooney
Saseubiz
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Ralph Cote
Taft to appoint Ohioans to high White House posts
President Taft plans to name Sherman P Allen as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and Carmi Thompson as secretary to the President, with LasHn of Ohio to head the Interior Department and Mooney to become assistant secretary. Ohio figures Lavin and Hilles linked to primary campaigns also feature. State leaders press for favorableappointments to strengthen Republican organizations nationwide.
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Assembly
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Ralph Cole
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Washington
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Holds 7 for murder unite on steel move inquest
A coroner's inquest at the morgue tied to a gang killing near Graceland Cemetery led to six white youths being held without bail for grand jury action after alleged confessions were read. The district attorney refused bonds and mothers of three suspects sobbed as evidence named John Spencer and others, with one youth still at large. Separate steel trust reports loom as Republicans and Democrats plan measures to dissolve U S Steel and pursue remedial antitrust action.
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Dog Fails to Stop Arrest in Market District
Isaiah Washington, colored, was fined 26 dollars for assault and 10 dollars for failure to muzzle his bulldog after the dog attacked Special Policeman Edgar M. Arpnold during an arrest for disorderly conduct in an alley behind a market. J C Love aided the officer, leading to Washington’s arrest.
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Miss Barney Recovering After Auto Accident In France
Miss Natalis Clifford Barney of Washington and friends Miss Yardsley and Mile Jacqueline Mauray were injured yesterday in an automobile accident near Virlat en route to Aix les Bains. Barney shows favorable progress and may return to Paris in two or three days. Yardsley is recovering with minor injuries, while Mauray suffers a skull fracture and remains in serious condition.
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Paris
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Milo
District commission endorses electrocution over hanging in reform bill
A District report to the Senate committee on the Sutherland bill urges juries to qualify verdicts in murder cases and proposes replacing hanging with electrocution as the humane alternative. The commissioners advocate that Congress follow states that have abolished hanging and include this provision in the law.
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West Point Wins Cup in Nail-Biting Polo Final
West Point defeats Fort Myer 6 to 2 in the consolation cup final at Potomac Park. Lieut Rumbough of Fort Myer escapes serious injury after a fall. Capt Darrah, Lieut Zell, and Lieut Downer star for West Point amid a hard fought match with notable observers including Gen Wood and Admiral Andrea.
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Hugh Legere
Washington
West Point
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Potomac
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New York Boys
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Col. Treat
Army team to Narragansett Pier tournament announced
Sixteen Pennsylvania players arrive to join a squad from the Sixth field artillery as army representatives. The roster includes Lieuts Sands Parker Hoyle Beard Rumbough with noted others from West Point Fort Myer and Philadelphia City Troop, to compete in the Velfe challenge cup event at Narragansett Pier.
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Tragic Work Train Collision Kills Walter Alleger
Walter J. Alleger a 21 year old bureau of standards employee of 1430 street northwest died after a Tennallytown line work car struck his motorcycle along Wisconsin avenue and Pierce Mill road. The fender hurled him through a four foot fence, fracturing the base of his skull. He died at Georgetown University Hospital hours later with his father Dr W W Alleger at his side. Motorman Gay A McCormick halted the car after the accident and aided the injured man. Coroner Nevitt ordered an inquest for tomorrow.
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McKinley Manual Training School
George Washington University
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