Recount Of Georgia Rep Roddenbery Car Fight Details
Georgia Representative S A Roddenbery defended punching a man who elbowed his knee on a crowded car after a Democratic caucus. Representatives Ben Johnson Ollie James and Speaker Champ Clark helped separate them as the incident sparked discussions of Jim Crow at the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Roddenberg
Georgia
Ben Johnson
Ollie James
Kentucky
Roldenbers
Representative Johnson
Johnson
Roddenberg
House
Reddenbery
Highes
Champ Clark
Hoddenbery
P. A. VY. EL
Roddenvery
Capitol
Birth Announcement for Ontario Daughter
On Thursday June 1 1911 Dr Wilburt and Mabel E Simith welcomed a daughter in Ontario.
Died notices listed for several individuals in June deaths
Obituary notices report multiple deaths with funeral details. Fukert Leonhardt at 819 Fourth Street NW died June 2 with funeral June 5. Ophelip M Richardson funeral at Bikevand Street SE June 4. Margaret Shouglise Shougreue born Kerrs Ireland funeral June 2. Thomas Fr Wigley funeral at 1403 Delafield Place NW June 3. Willson residence 1827 Kalorainia NW death notice. Mary Elis Wolfson note of funeral to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fukert
Fourth Street
Leonhardt
Elizabeth Eckert
Richardson
Ophelip M Richardson
Bikevand Street
Sopom
York, Fa
Shucurce
Margaret Shougrue
Lounty Kerrs
Ireland
I Street
At& Ai Om
St Aloysius Church
Willy
Thomas Fr. Wigley
Delafeld Place
Congressional Cemetery
Willson
Wriday
Kalorainia
Mary Elis
Ruttecyse Wolfson
Marriage and Death Notices Windowed Across Newspapers
The Washington Post will publish marriage and death notices upon application in several morning papers at no extra charge. Papers listed include Cincinnati Enquirer, Providence Journal, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Chicago Record-Herald, St Paul Pioneer Press, Buffalo Courier, Rochester Herald, New York Times, St Louis Republic, Boston Globe, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Philadelphia Public Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Morning New
Cincimate Enquirer
Providence Journal
Claceland Tain Dealer
Suranne
Absorption of Tennessee Coal and Iron by U S Steel
Judge Elbert H. Gary testifies before the House steel investigation committee about the 1907 purchase of Tennessee Coal and Iron by United States Steel. Key bankers Moore & Schley pledge over 6 million in stock. Morgan urges action to prevent failure. Roosevelt weighs government stance. a 100 purchase price agreed subject to objections at Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moore & Schley
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Henry C. Frick
Schley
Washington
Gary and
Frick
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Reot
Root
Gary
Irick
Steel Corporation
Cary
Department of Justice
Elbert H. Gary
House Steel Investigation Committee
Tennessee Coat and Iron Company
United States Steel Corporation
Leagara
Sehley
Thomas Thatcher
Mr. Gary
Ledyard
Littleton
Tennessee
Gedyard
Gates
Europe
Marconi
Frm Europe
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Stanley
Senate
Mr. Littleton
Moor É & Schley
John W. Gates
Tennessee Company
Mr. Stanley
Law in District Aims to Introduce Two Bills
Crown law in the district focuses on two bills already introduced in the House. Maurice T. Pope, 54 Highth street southeast, served as motorman of the navy yard car for the Capital Traction Company where the incident occurred. B D. W. Pettitt, 341 street southeast, was the conductor. The car crew did not file a report. No arrest has been made of the alleged negro. Company officials ordered a thorough investigation and will decide on further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice T. Pope
Highth Street
Navy Yard
Capital Traction Company
BD. W. Pettitt
M341
Car Company
Change in Polo Odds for International Cup Match
New York June 2 Interest in polo and the second Interna tional cup struggle between American and English teams has grown since yesterday's Meadowbrook field tie. Today was rest for players before Monday's grueling contest. Betting shifted from 6 to 1 to 2 to 2, still favoring the Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Meadowbrook
Ohio attorney general says legislative officer pleads bribery
Columbus June 2 The attorney general Hogan said a legislative officer confessed to a bribery transaction after initial confrontation with indictable evidence. Prosecutor Turner aided the inquiry and immunity was promised. The officer’s name was not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Columbus
Ohio
Hogan
Turner
Taft Meets King at Buckingham Palace in London
Ambassador Reid presented Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati to King George at Buckingham Palace. The audience occurred in London on June 2 as Taft met the king during his royal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambassador Reid
Buckingham Palace
London
King George
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Whitelaw Reid
Taft
Health Office Record of Births and Care Facilities
Health office record lists numerous birth announcements and patient ages, including Maurice EB and Addia M Spencer’s daughter Audley A and Winifred M Savage’s son, with many other infant and adult names, ages, and hospital affiliations across multiple addresses and institutions. The list combines names from families, hospitals, and care facilities with ages ranging from newborn to elderly, reflecting a historical census-like health register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice EB
Addia M. Spencer
Audley A
Winifred M. Savage
William W
Clara M. Russell
Frank G
Alies Motz
Floyd
Mary H Hester
Robert A
Bell Dowille
Edward L
Anna M. Cooley
Henry D
Addie E. Boynton
George W
Lucy A. Birch
Arthur J
Annie J. Beaupin
Eustace F
Janie L. Marshall
Bertha Johnson
John W
Besso Ward
Nelson B
Grace L. Pumphrey
Roberta Herris
Andrew and
Sarah Brown
Steel Barons Face White House Call Over Tennessee Coal Action
The U S Steel Corporation finance committee discussed buying Tennessee Coal and Iron at 100 to aid Schley and avert broader financial panic. Mr. Gary and Mr. Frick reviewed loans, stock deals, and potential government involvement with President Roosevelt, seeking legality and avoidance of bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altion
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Gary
Mr. Frick
The
Steel Corporation
Morgan
Gary
Schley
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Steel Company
Roosevelt
New York
White House
Department of Justice
Bonaparte
State Root
Root
Littleton
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Trust Facts Revealed in Roosevelt Era Hearings
United States Steel Corporation executives defend conduct and press for government oversight. John Gary testifies that while no promises on policy exist, cooperation with federal supervision could curb antitrust issues and set pricing amid a volatile steel market. He argues for publicity and possible government control of corporations to prevent chaos and protect consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Root
Mr. Gary
Department of Justice
Tis
Roosevelt
Mr. Littleton
Martin Littleton
Stanley
Frick
Senate Committee
Young
Michigan
International “Trust
Iron and
Steel Corporation
Bartlett
Littleton
McGillicuddy
Maine
Mr. McGillicuddy
Stenley
Mexico
Australia
Murdered Fighter in Auto Chase Between Opal City and Redmond
Special to The Washington Post Portland June 2. Louis Long light and bantamweight prize fighter was murdered and Mrs J H Riley shot perhaps fatally by her husband J H Riley on a county road between Opal City and Redmond after a long automobile race involving the couple and Mrs Riley. Riley pursued in a hired light machine, fired three shots at Long then at Mrs Riley, and in the final shot killed Long with a heart wound. Long had recently fought in central Oregon and was in Portland months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Portland
Oreg
Louis Long
J. H. Riley
Opal City
Redmond
Long
Riley
Longe
Mra. Riley
Oregon
Bathtub murder mystery Case in Bronx apartment
New York June 2. In 769 Tinton avenue Bronx the body of Mrs Maurice Hoppe was found in a crouching position with marks on arms and neck indicating strangulation during a struggle. A rear window was open suggesting escape by that route. Janitor Thomas Smith discovered the scene after noise at a party. He forced entry and found the victim in the bathroom wearing only a chemise with a gold chain and injuries to the throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tinton Avenue
Bronx
Maurice Hoppe
Thomas Smith
Hoppe
Noigs
Smith
Scheib again fails in bid for freedom in wife slaying case
New York June 1 Henry A Scheib, charged with killing his wife Lilian, was remanded to the Tombs after a fourth habeas corpus petition was denied by Supreme Court Justice Biatchoff. Detectives seek the death cause and chemical analysis will take weeks. Physicians report the wife seemed dead when placed in the tub with no water inhalation or injuries observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry A. Scheib
Lilian
Tombs
Supreme Court
Biachoff
Schelb
Crippen
Kidnappers Threaten Boy in Italian Importer Case
Nine year old Freddie Buffa testifies that his brother Salvatore was kidnapped on May 4 and that letters and phone calls demanded $1000 and warned of Salvatore's death. The family, Italian importers, has received threats escalating from $35,000 to $10,000. Police have not released details as the case remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick Buffa
Charles Buffa
Salvatore
Freddie
Buffa
Frederick
Italian Detective Bureau
Calabrisas
Italy
Russell
Detective Bureau
Licensed to Marry List Includes Many City Couples
Augustus S Dennison of Chicago and Mazel B Witten are among numerous couples listed for marriage licenses. Other pairs include Richard H Phillips and Olive Wilson, Alfred Rosenthal and Thilka Sondheimer, Charles N Stewart and Bernice E Chandler, Arthur M Gibbons and Alice K Fowler, Pietro Carrucei and Evelina Staffette, Daniel McCasuzhes and Hester Johnson, Charlies D Hersverg and Margaret Botto, Silas H Shepherd and Anita M Denty, Wittam Wm Lyon and Mary V Hughes, and Glenn R Cameron with Ions B Rogers. The Rev names accompany each entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus S. Dennison
Chicago
Mazel B. Witten
J. Howard Wells
Richard H. Phillips
New York City
Olive Wilson
H. Anen Grimt
Alfred Rosenthal
Thilka Sondheimer
Louis Stern
Charles N. Stewart
Seabrook
Bernice E. Chandler
James J. McLain
Arthur M. Gibbons
Alice K. Fowler
Prince George County
James L. McLain
Pietro Carrucei
Evelina Staffette
William J. Carroll
Daniel McCasuzhes
Hester Johnson
A. J. Trier
Charlies D. Hersverg
Margaret Botto
Army Orders Leaves and assignments headlining officers
Army orders list leaves of absence for multiple officers in the Twentieth Infantry and other corps, with durations from 10 days to two months, plus assignments to Fort Riley and the Naval Academy. Several officers are named for transfer, duty at Walter Reed Hospital, and attendance at the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Nelly
Twentieth Infantry
William B. Wallace
William F. Nesbit
Philip R. Ward
Coast Artillery Corps
Henry A. Barber
Peter C. Harris
Frank P. Lahm
Seventh Cavalry
James FP. Ball
James HR. Mount
Medical Corps
Fort Riley
Kane
Joseph F. Siler
William R. Davis
Medi Corps
Patent States Military Academy
Offnere Hofh
Philadelphia
Andrew Moses
George & Gooddall
Twenty-third Infantry
Edgar T. Conlay
William H. Winters
Third Cavalry
Charles H. Boice
Eighth Cavalry
Henry G. Stahl
Gouverneur V. Pacicer
Wirt
Alfred J. Booth
Daniel A Nolan
Fifth Infantry
Francis E. Lacey, Jr
Infantry
Henry M. Dichmann
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Thomas F. Schley
Thomas F. Ryan
Thirteenth Cavalry
William R. Doores
James A. Ryan
Fifteenth Cavalry
Francis C. Marshall
Frank A. Wilcox
Thirtieth Infantry
Joseph F. Ware
Sixteenth Infantry
Franklin 5. Leisenring
Fourth Infantry
Robert G. Caldwell
Tenth Infantry
Daniel M. Cheston, Jr
Seventeenth Infantry
Francis B. Eastman
Robert K. Evans
Columbua
Camp Perry
Ohio
Elliott J. Dent
Corps of Engineers
Battalion of Engineers
Navy Orders and Vessel Movements Reported
Naval orders list officers assigned to training, rifle team duty, and shipboard positions across Wakefield Newport Vermont New London and Philadelphia. Movements note arrivals at Mare Island Tompkinsville and New York yards with several ships sailing for Narragansett Boston and Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Jayne
Navy Department
Washington
D. C
W. B. Fletchier
Naval War College
Newport
R. 1
E. H. Watson
Vermont
G. Chase
L. C. Farley
Wakefield
Mass
Connection
Navy Rife Team
W. S. Gulb
F. A. L. Vossler
Wekefield
Navy
Ensigen
W. F. Amsden
W D. Brereton
WE. Sherlock Jr
W. W. Smith
F. Slingluff, Jr
Naval Hospital
Boston
Mars
McGail
Hull
Sausanto
Justin
Mare Island
Delaware
Tompkineville
Perkins
Navy Yard
New York
Norfolk
Idaho
Donaldsonville
Pontiac
Sylph
Paulding, Drayton
McCall
Narragansett Bar
Sterart
Celtic
Guantanamo
Bensalito
San Diego
Tompkinsville
Hampton Roads
Flaquemine
Feira Mercedes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mies
Roddenbery
James
Capital Traction
J. William Ler
Pennsivnia Ave
John R. Wright
BMW
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth ST
Chapin Telephone North 351
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Bern Chaps
Lincoln S34
Vloule Clements
Theop Clements
Jas R Clemente
James T. Clements
Thos. A. Costello
W.R. Pumphrey & Son
Chanel
Marvland Mcenco
Rockville
Thos. M
Hindle
Amierlaker
Fembalmes
Frank Geier
Panera Partars
Sol Eant Capitol St
Mt F
Phons M
Uookiet. M. J. Falvey Fo and
Sleventh Stree G. W
Tennessee Coal and Iron
C. P. Taft
King
Health Office Record
Margaret Shugrue
Mary A. Heads
Park Ri
Babette Dreyfuss
Columbia Rd
Catherine Bennett
L St. Ne
Pears
Charles Snyder
Children's Hospital
Marcilinus Sweeney
Georgetown University Hospital
Kathleen M. F Wright
Kaloramard
Mary Hotherwoor
Randolph Shields
Westes Jackson
Potemar River
Margeret Gant
Sears
Albert H. Harvey
Cleveland Plow
Charles Jufinsn
Andrew Fo oTinne
4Th St Aw
Carrie Po White
Howard Jdsse
John Addier
Harriett Randall
Nichols
Juanita Triana
L St. Aw
Shields Alston
Lisan Thomas Children's Hospital
William F Johnson
Freedinete Hospi
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
Steel
Representative Littleton
To-Kalon Wine CO
Hunyadi
Janos
Quickly
Mrs. Riley
Mia
Manice Hoppe
Lad
Sued E Fellef
ARMY
ILVN
Maj
Francis R. Shunk
Department of
NAVAL
Columbia
Grafonola
Columbia Phonograph Co
F Street
N. W
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