Bloom Case Controversy Over Fort Myer Papers Exposed
Simon Wolf and the Bloom family defend the integrity of papers linked to Col Garrard amid President Taft admonition. Bloom, a private at Fort Myer now to be examined in September for a possible army commission, denies any theft or improper handling. Florid accusations and non disclosure of an officer’s identity are noted as they pursue justice and a fair process for the Jewish family involved.
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Fort Myer
Bloom
Wolf
Case
Frank Bloom
Joseph Garrard
Taft
Garrard
Simon Wolf
Joseph A. Bloom
War Department
Col. Garrard
Col Garrard
Young Bloom
Bloom Col Garrard
Cot Garrard
Carhe
Secretary of War
Col
Third Artillery
Wolt
United States Army
Order
B’nai Hraith
Joseph
Fbindit
Coy Garrard
War Department endorsement settles officer exam issue
A family explains a War Department confirmation will allow their son to sit September’s officer examination. They deny targeting Col Garrard, credit the President’s intervention via Mr Wolf, and express confidence in his future as an army officer. They emphasize fairness and no ill will toward Garrard.
Ends Third Degree Inquiry In Senate Probe
A special Senate committee that began two years ago to investigate police brutality or third degree methods met yesterday and decided to end hearings. It collected extensive information and will draft a report detailing abuses. The panel is unlikely to pursue reform bills, though some members may file legislation based on the findings.
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Senate
Trusts Seek To Obey Will Watch Tobacco Case
The Department of Justice resumes the Harvester Trust probe under the Sherman Act as big corporations seek guidance on reorganization to conform with the high court interpretation. Officials expect New York federal court actions to dissolve the tobacco trust and outline capitalization while maintaining independent subsidiary footing.
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Department of Justice
Harvester Trust
Waa
Supreme Court
Federal Court
Southern District of
New York
Tobacco Trust
Washington
Steel Corporation
Fudge Gary
Stanley
New York Court
W . Kenyon
Harvester
Beef Trust
Sher- Man
Trinde
Church Workers Meet in Maryland at 20th Endavor Convention
A twentyeth annual Washington County Christian Endeavor Union convention closed at Bethel Church in Chewsville Maryland with officers elected including President Ray Ballinger of Hagerstown and Secretary Treasurer Miss Adam Rilley. Other posts filled by Mrs Ray Ballinger and Harve Selna from Fingerstown, with directors from Smithsburg and Townsend.
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Washington Post
Aigerstown
Washington County Christian Endeavor Union
Bethel Church
Chewsville
Ray Ballinger
Hagerstown
Adam Rilley
Halfway
Fingerstown
Tlarve. ET
Geurke
George Bo Townsend
Imi Thirses
Wiles Bride Here Posed as Stenographer in Chase Across States
Beulah Paden Vites, now Mrs Valer V Wiles, wife of the census bureau chief, arrived in Baltimore with her six year old son after a nationwide chase by private detectives seeking the child. She posed as a stenographer to escape pursuit, aided by a bureau clerk and a former census employee. The group travelled by train toward Washington where legal steps to recover the child may be pursued.
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Census Bureau
Texas
Washington
Beulah Paden Vites
Springfield
Valer V. Wiles
Wfe
Bureau
Census Force
Union Depot
Wiles
Big Wife
Dennison
Tex
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Wiles Lont
Ins
Mrs. Wiles
Burgess
Mrs. Viles
Mrs Wiles
Mr. Burgess
Marriage and scandal swirl around Missouri congress candidate
Reports describe Mr Viles and his wife living discreetly after a May 27 marriage at Fort Scott. The affair surfaced with a hotel certificate at Springfield. Ethel Conrad defends herself in a separate Plattsburg episode, while James Farley looms as a potential ally amid political and personal tensions.
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Beulah Paden J Wiles
Springfield
Viles
Fort Scott
Kaw
Washington
Congress
Missouri
Girls Who Shot Millionaire Face Arraignment Tomorrow
Reported in New York June 10 that Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad, the Varuna apartment shooters, are likely to post bail for arraignment on assault with intent to kill. Stokes recovers in Roosevelt Hospital. lawyers seek postponement and high bail. defense claims self defense and ongoing letters dispute.
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Spreial
Washington Post
New York
W. EH. D. Stokes
Varuna
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
Mr. Stokes
Roosevelt Hospital
Terence J. McManus
Miss Graham
Miss Conrad
Herman Phillips
Phillips
Charlea Nagel
Weat Side Court Prison
McManus Arid
Stokes
McManus
Depew Opposes Government Run Corporations Policy
Ex Senator Chauncey M Depew criticizes Judge Gary for urging government control of corporations saying it would create chaos and civil service style employment shifts. Berlin reports Charles M Schwab agrees with Gary in part and notes Republic Steel Co price cuts harm business and may prompt further reductions.
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Depew
Washington Post
New York
Paris
Philadelphia
United States
Chaimcey M. Depew
Elbert K. Gary
Steel Trust
Stanley
House
Steel Corporation
Mr. Depew
Gary
Tam
Berlin
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Stanley Committee
House of Representatives
John W. Gates
Schwab
Republic
Ran and Steel Company
Big Bakeries Agree to Form General Bakery Company
In New York on June 10 plans were announced for the flotation of bonds for the General Bakery Company, a new corporation to absorb about 25 baking firms including J. G. & B. S. Ferguson of Boston, Fleischmanns Vienna Model Bakery of New York, Frethofer Vienna Baking Co of Philadelphia, and others. The issue will raise 4 million dollars to refund 6 percent bonds due July 1, 1936, secured by assets valued at 6.15 million dollars. Projected annual profits are about 200 thousand dollars.
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Washington Pass
New York
General Bakery Company
General Baking
J. G. & B.S. Ferguson Company
Boston
Fleischmann
Vienna Model Bakery
Freth
Captain slain at sea as crewman found pacing deck
The Hunchback was reported sailing from Philadelphia to Boston when a captain was found beaten to death aboard. Aboard, a cook called for help but denied knowledge of the crime as officers arraigned sailors and the victim was pronounced dead.
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Glendower
Philadelphia
Boston
Willam de Graft
Antonio Priskick
William Nelson
Jameson
Charles R
Wyman
Parker Head
War Department
Cap- Treasury Department
Iain
Patent Office
Sol
Dhers
Monocacy
House of Representatives
Cook
Camp
United States
Marshel Murchie
High Seas
National building of archives urged to protect priceless records
Dr J Franklin Jameson of the Carnegie Institution and Representative Morris Sheppard press a plan to centralize United States archival data in a $300000 Washington building. They warn current scattered storage risks fire theft and loss, urging Congress to fund a national archive and catalog all records for ready access.
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J. Franklin Jameson
Carnegie Institution
Sheppard
House Committee On Public Buildings
Congress
Washington
House Committee On
Department of Historical Research
Jameson
Morris Sheppard
House
Public Record Office
London
Archives Nationales
Paris
Royal Archives
The
Hague
Archives Building Plan Aims To House Records Labor Needs
A national archives project seeks funds for a building and authority to seize public records. Experts say more than 1.5 million square feet will be needed and the sorting task is Herculean, requiring staff with deep familiarity and stamina to manage the vast archives.
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Familliar
National Archives
Jameson
ELOPERS OFF TO EUROPE ON EUROPEAN TRIP
Boston June 10 Henry Homer Hobbs formerly of Yale and his bride from Yonkers sailed today for Italy aboard the Romanie. The bride daughter of Representative Andrus of New York had not received parental consent before the marriage in New York City last Thursday.
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Boston
Yale
Henry Homer Hobbs
Springfield
Mass
Yonkers, NY
Italy
Andrus
New York
New York City
Taft clears on reciprocity pact position
Taft telegraphs Boston Chamber of Commerce that he is opposed to the Root amendment to the Canadian reciprocity treaty but that adopting it would not violate the agreement with Canada. Senator Smoot expects a July 16 or 17 vote. the amendment may pass or fail with a tight margin.
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Canada
Smoot
Taft
Senate
Chicago
Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Underwood
Alabama
House Committee On Ways and Means
House
Senator Smoot
Utah
White House
Congress
Burglary Fanned West Virginia Town Blaze
French Creek West Virginia, a farming community of about 200, was nearly wiped out by a fire started when burglars blew the post office safe. The blaze destroyed eighteen homes plus the post office and store, with about $600 taken and total losses around $50,000 as a bloodhound hunt for the robbers continued.
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Elkins
W. Va
French Creek
Shen Snyder
Upshur County
Garnet Under Arrest Sails for Trial in New Orleans
The gunboat Wheeling acts as police as the Garnet sails from Puerto Cortez Honduras to New Orleans to face trial on filibuster charges linked to the Honduran revolution. The ships are expected in American waters by Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Wheeling
Garnet
Honduras
Puerto Cortez
New Orleans
Tension Over Moroccan Fallout Escalates In Europe
Paris and Madrid clash as Spain lands 900 troops at Larache and 500 more at Alcazar amid French Fez actions. France protests to signatories of the Algeciras agreement, warning of potential wider conflict. Missionaries in Fez report danger as Morocco turmoil broadens.
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Paris
Algeciras
Germany
Washington Post
France
Spain
Fez
Larache
Alcazar
Morocco
Malek
Alczar
Madrid
Entrr
el- Imparcial
El-Araish
England
Witnessing the Raising of the Maine
Brig. Gen. Bixby, chief of engineers, leaves Washington for Havana to supervise the lifting of the wrecked battleship Maine. An advance party of inspectors and surveyors will follow to conduct a detailed examination of the vessel and site.
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Havana
Maine
Washington
Rera Bnara
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